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China Suppliers Factory Touchscreen Payment Terminal for Arcade Cabinets with NFC/RFID and Raspberry Pi Compatibility
📋 Technical Specifications
| ⚡ Power Supply | 12V, 5V (Type-C), POE (Option) |
| 🖥 Display | 3.5 inch (320×480) |
| 👆 Touch | PCAP |
| 💻 OS | Raspberry Pi OS (CM4 Board) |
| 🔌 Interface | USB, RJ45, WIFI |
| 📡 Contactless IC Card | NFC, RFID, ISO14443 TYPE A/B |
| 📷 QR Code Type | Micro QR, PDF417, QR Code, DataMatrix, Code128, EAN-13 |
| 🔍 QR Scan Engine | CMOS 1280×800 |
| 💡 RGB Light Effect | Programmable LED Lighting |
| 🔊 Speaker (Option) | Dual Speaker Systems |
| 🎮 Amusement Function | Support Pulse Signals of Coin and Ticket Devices |
| 🛠 SDK | Linux SDK |
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
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What power supply options are supported by this device?
The device supports three power supply methods: 12V DC, 5V via Type-C connector, and optional POE (Power over Ethernet), providing flexible installation options for various environments.
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What contactless card standards does the device support?
The device supports NFC, RFID, and ISO14443 TYPE A/B contactless IC card standards, making it compatible with a wide range of access cards, transit cards, and NFC-enabled smartphones.
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Which QR code and barcode formats can the scanner read?
The built-in CMOS 1280×800 scan engine supports Micro QR, PDF417, QR Code, DataMatrix, Code128, and EAN-13 formats, covering most common barcodes and 2D codes used in ticketing, retail, and access control applications.
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What operating system does the device run on?
The device runs on Raspberry Pi OS on a CM4 (Compute Module 4) board, offering a stable Linux-based environment with full Linux SDK support for custom application development.
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Is the device compatible with coin and ticket amusement systems?
Yes. The device supports pulse signal input from coin and ticket devices, making it suitable for integration with amusement machines, vending systems, and arcade-style payment terminals.
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Can the RGB lighting and speaker be customized or programmed?
Yes. The RGB LED lighting is fully programmable, allowing developers to customize colors and effects via the Linux SDK. The optional dual speaker system can also be configured for audio feedback, alerts, or promotional messages.