Description

32/43-Inch Gaming & Betting Self-Service Terminal

KER 32/43-Inch Gaming & Betting Self-Service Terminal is a commercial hardware platform designed for gaming venues, sports-betting environments and other regulated entertainment applications.

The terminal combines a large-format touchscreen with a modular cabinet design that can accommodate different payment, scanning, printing and identification peripherals.

The current product page specifies 32-inch and 43-inch screen options. (kertouch.com)

Depending on the operator’s software and regulatory requirements, the terminal can be configured with banknote and coin acceptors, card payment devices, barcode/QR scanners, thermal printers, NFC/RFID readers, cameras and other peripherals.

KER provides the hardware platform and OEM/ODM customization required to integrate the terminal with an approved third-party gaming or betting software environment.

Large Touchscreen Interface

The 32-inch or 43-inch display provides a large interactive area suitable for information-rich gaming applications.

Possible interface content includes:

• Event or game information
• Available services
• Account information
• Transaction details
• Payment instructions
• Ticket or receipt status
• Promotional content
• User guidance

The software interface can be customized according to the operator’s platform and branding.

Modular Gaming Terminal Platform

The cabinet can be configured according to the software and payment workflow.

Possible hardware modules include:

• Large touchscreen
• Industrial PC
• Android platform, where appropriate
• Banknote acceptor
• Coin acceptor
• Card payment terminal
• QR scanner
• Barcode scanner
• Thermal printer
• NFC/RFID reader
• Camera
• Speaker
• Status indicators

This modular structure is common in self-service gaming and betting terminal designs.

Cash Acceptance

For applications requiring cash transactions, optional modules may include:

• Banknote validator
• Multi-denomination banknote acceptor
• Coin acceptor
• Cashbox
• Cash recycler, depending on project requirements

The currency, denomination set and cash-handling configuration should be selected according to the target market.

Card and Contactless Payment

Optional payment hardware may include:

• Credit/debit card terminal
• EMV-capable payment terminal
• NFC contactless reader
• RFID account reader
• QR payment scanner

The payment solution should be selected according to the operator’s acquiring bank, payment provider and regulatory requirements.

Barcode and QR Scanning

Optional scanners can support:

• Ticket verification
• Voucher validation
• Account identification
• Mobile code verification
• Transaction lookup
• Membership identification

Ticket and Receipt Printing

A thermal printer can provide:

• Transaction receipts
• Tickets
• Vouchers
• Account confirmations
• Payment records
• Other operator-defined documents

An 80mm thermal printer can be considered when a wider print format is required.

Account and RFID Integration

Optional NFC/RFID functionality can support:

• Membership identification
• Player/account recognition
• Stored-value accounts
• Loyalty programs
• Access credentials

The exact function depends on the connected software platform.

Software Integration

The terminal is designed to operate with customer-provided or third-party software.

Possible integration methods include:

• API
• SDK
• HTTP
• TCP/IP
• Serial communication
• USB peripherals
• Custom middleware

The software platform may control:

• User interface
• Account services
• Transaction processing
• Payment workflow
• Ticketing
• Reporting
• Device status
• Peripheral communication

The actual software, betting logic and operator functions should be supplied and controlled by the licensed platform/operator rather than built into the generic hardware product page.

Remote Device Management

For multi-terminal deployments, optional device-management functions can include:

• Online/offline status
• Printer status
• Cash-device status
• Scanner status
• Payment-device status
• Error alerts
• Remote restart
• Software updates
• Device logs
• Usage statistics

Commercial Cabinet Design

The cabinet can be designed for high-traffic commercial environments.

Possible features include:

• Heavy-duty metal enclosure
• Lockable service door
• Secure internal equipment compartment
• Hidden cable routing
• Ventilation
• Floor anchoring
• Front maintenance access
• Custom LED lighting
• Custom branding
• Custom peripheral openings

OEM / ODM Hardware Customization

KER can customize the terminal according to the operator or system integrator’s project requirements.

Customization options include:

• 32-inch or 43-inch screen
• Portrait or landscape orientation
• Cabinet dimensions
• Touchscreen configuration
• Payment-module layout
• Printer location
• Scanner location
• Cash-module configuration
• NFC/RFID integration
• LED lighting
• Cabinet color
• Branding
• Internal hardware layout