Q: Are you a manufactrurer?
A: Yes, Sunany is a POS hardware manufacturer, based in Shenzhen, China.
Q: What is the B1 i-button reader used for?
A: The B1 i-button reader is a new type of reading device used for personal identification using a Dallas key. The B1 i-button reader supports installation by resellers on POS machines with an easy port design.
Q: Can you explain the process of customizing a POS mold?
A: Sure! The process of customizing a POS mold involves several steps. First, you'll need to sign a contract and pay a deposit. Then, we'll provide free product design services and send you the drawings for confirmation (which can take 7-15 days). After that, we'll create 3D printed mock-ups for your approval (another 7-15 days). Once you've confirmed the design, we'll prepare to release the mold (another 7-15 days). Next, we'll release the mold and create a trial production sample for your approval (which takes 30-45 days). If everything is to your liking, we'll adjust the mold and prepare for mass production (another 7-15 days). Finally, we'll move into mass production.
Q: Can you pre-install Windows 7 Russian edition on the POS machine?
A: Yes, we can pre-install any edition of Windows according to your requirements, and also set the language to meet your needs.
Q: What processor does your Android POS solution use?
A: Sunany Android POS solution uses the RK3568 processor, which utilizes advanced 22nm technology and can operate at a maximum frequency of 2.0GHz, providing efficient and stable performance for data processing in POS software.
Q: How does an i-button work?
A: An i-button reader contains an intensive strong magnet that generates a magnetic ring. When an electronic key with a hoop is brought near the reader, it is adsorbed onto the reader by the magnet. At the same time, the gilt spring contact on the reader is turned, enabling the ID information on the electronic key to be read. This ID data is then used by the cashier system to perform time operations. The electronic key can be fixed on the reader, and once it is removed, the machine sends a signal to the master and locks it. This feature is used for operation and control of the cashier system.