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RK3566 Dual-Screen Payment Terminal Board
RK3566 dual-screen payment terminal board with Android 14, 4GB RAM, 32GB eMMC, LVDS, HDMI, printer and scanner interfaces for OEM/ODM projects.
Product Scope and Support
Review the product configuration, interfaces, platform options, customization services and engineering support for this solution.
Information Needed for Selection
Share the use case, required interfaces, operating system, display requirements, quantity and target delivery schedule.
How Information Is Verified
Models, specifications, certifications, pricing and lead times are verified against current product documents and written project requirements.
Product Details
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RK3566-OD150 Product Summary
The RK3566-OD150 is an Android payment terminal motherboard for dual-screen checkout, self-service payment and attended counter systems. It combines a Rockchip RK3566 processor, 4GB LPDDR4 memory, 32GB eMMC storage, Android 14, LVDS or MIPI-DSI touch display support, HDMI secondary display output and interfaces for a scanner, thermal printer, camera and payment peripherals.
This page is intended for OEMs, payment-terminal manufacturers, system integrators and distributors evaluating a configurable embedded board rather than a finished certified payment device. Hardware options, firmware scope, commercial terms and certification documents must be confirmed in the written project quotation.
Core Technical Specifications
| Processor | Rockchip RK3566, four ARM Cortex-A55 CPU cores up to 1.8GHz |
|---|---|
| Graphics | ARM Mali-G52 2EE GPU; OpenGL ES 3.2 and Vulkan 1.1 support |
| Memory and storage | Reference configuration: 4GB LPDDR4 and 32GB eMMC; project-specific options require confirmation |
| Operating system | Android 14 reference BSP with OTA and kiosk-launcher customization options |
| Primary display | LVDS or MIPI-DSI interface for a touch display; reference panel is 10.1-inch, 1280 x 800 |
| Secondary display | HDMI output for customer-facing or advertising display |
| Camera and scanning | MIPI-CSI camera input plus UART or USB connection for barcode and QR scan engines |
| Peripheral interfaces | 3 x USB Host, 1 x USB OTG, RS232 or TTL UART, GPIO, I2C, SPI, PWM and ADC expansion |
| Printer integration | Interface options for a thermal printer mechanism, cutter control and status feedback |
| Networking | Dual-band Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.0, Ethernet and optional 4G LTE daughter board |
| Power | 12V DC reference input with a separate design path available for the printer load |
| Reliability functions | Hardware watchdog, RTC retention, scheduled power-on and automatic restart after power recovery |
| Model / MPN | RK3566-OD150 |
Recommended Applications
The board is suitable for projects that need one operator display and one customer display, together with local Android processing and multiple peripheral interfaces. Typical applications include retail checkout terminals, restaurant ordering and payment stations, ticketing terminals, unattended kiosks and compact counter systems.
It is not a drop-in replacement for every finished payment terminal. EMV, PCI, acquiring-bank and regional payment requirements normally apply to the complete system, payment module and software stack. Buyers should specify the payment device, printer, scanner, camera, display panel and target market before hardware selection.
Information Required Before Selection
For an accurate engineering review, provide the following information:
- Primary and secondary display size, resolution, interface and touch-controller model.
- Scanner, printer, NFC, card-reader, camera and payment-module part numbers.
- Required Android version, application deployment method, kiosk restrictions and OTA policy.
- Network requirements, including Ethernet, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, cellular bands and SIM format.
- Enclosure dimensions, connector orientation, operating temperature and power budget.
- Target market, required compliance documents, sample quantity and production forecast.
OEM and ODM Engineering Scope
Wanlin Group can evaluate carrier-board changes, connector placement, memory and eMMC combinations, display adaptation, peripheral drivers, boot animation, launcher control, application pre-installation and device provisioning. Any custom scope is documented in the engineering quotation and confirmed against the buyer's interface list and mechanical drawing.
For projects based on an existing RK3566-OD150 configuration, the normal workflow is requirement review, interface confirmation, sample build, software validation, pilot production and production release. Changes that affect PCB layout, radio modules, payment security or regulatory scope require a separate engineering assessment.
Verification, Compliance and Commercial Terms
Specifications on this page describe the reference configuration. Final memory, storage, interfaces, display compatibility, firmware functions and operating limits are controlled by the approved specification sheet and sample validation record.
- Reference price: USD 110.50 per board for the stated configuration. The final price depends on quantity, peripherals, customization and delivery terms.
- Minimum order quantity: 100 pieces for the reference production configuration; sample arrangements are quoted separately.
- Reference production lead time: 12–30 days after technical and commercial confirmation.
- Availability: In stock for project evaluation, subject to component and configuration confirmation.
- Documentation: CE, FCC, RoHS and REACH documentation can be reviewed for the applicable board configuration. Compliance of the finished terminal remains the responsibility of the finished-product supplier and importer.
Last technical review: October 1, 2026. Request the current datasheet, interface checklist and quotation before placing a production order.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the RK3566-OD150 drive two displays?
Yes. The reference design supports a primary LVDS or MIPI-DSI touch display and a secondary HDMI display. Resolution, simultaneous-output mode and panel timing must be confirmed with the selected screens.
Does the board connect to a thermal printer and barcode scanner?
Yes. Printer and scan-engine integration can use USB, UART and dedicated control connections. Provide the exact peripheral models so voltage, protocol, connector and driver requirements can be checked.
Is payment certification included with the motherboard?
No. Board-level documentation and engineering support can be supplied, but EMV, PCI and acquiring-bank approval normally apply to the complete terminal, payment module and software environment.
Can Android firmware be customized?
Yes. Available work includes BSP configuration, boot branding, kiosk launcher, application pre-installation, peripheral drivers, OTA policy and device provisioning. The final scope is confirmed in writing.
What should a buyer send for a quotation?
Send the display and peripheral models, required interfaces, Android version, target country, estimated quantity, enclosure constraints and delivery schedule. This allows the engineering team to confirm compatibility before pricing.
Request Technical Review
For a current datasheet, interface confirmation or OEM/ODM quotation, use the contact form. Related boards are available in the Product Center, and integration answers are available in the FAQ section.
