A variety of POS peripherals enhance user-friendliness and convenience. | TYSSO POS Hardware Range

Fametech Inc. (TYSSO) designs and manufactures POS peripherals for the customers worldwide. | Model Options, Peripheral Compatibility and ODM Customization

Fametech Inc. (TYSSO) designs and manufactures POS peripherals for the customers worldwide.

POS Peripheral

A variety of POS peripherals enhance user-friendliness and convenience.

As a leading POS Peripheral manufacturer, Fametech Inc. (TYSSO) offers cash drawers, magstripe card readers, customer displays, LCD touchscreen monitors, and programmable keyboards which are suitable for various industries and all with high standard quality.


POS Peripheral

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High Value VFD Customer Display - High-brightness VFD with 20x2 display and Asian font support
High Value VFD Customer Display
VFD-860

This high-brightness VFD customer display delivers clear and reliable visual output, ideal...

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Durable Cash Drawer - Durable Cash Drawer - PCD-series
Durable Cash Drawer
PCD-428 / PCD-358 / PCD-438

The PCD series cash drawers are durable, cost-effective currency storage devices of cash registers...

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Programmed Keyboard - Programmable Keyboard
Programmed Keyboard

The PKB Series programmable keyboard provides various key layouts for versatile demands from...

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Magstripe Card Reader - Magstripe Card Reader - MSR/CMSR/TMSR
Magstripe Card Reader
MSR / CMSR / MSRD / TMSR

As an assistant data-input and identification device, a magnetic card is important and widely...

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Compact performance Box PC
Compact performance Box PC
BX-811 / BX-861 / BX-881

The BX Series is a fanless, compact box PC designed to meet the diverse demands of POS, digital...

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POS Peripheral | TYSSO POS Hardware Category Overview

POS Peripheral sits inside the TYSSO hardware range that FAMETECH INC designs and assembles in New Taipei City, and the models held in this category share the same mounting, I/O and peripheral conventions, so a complete counter or kiosk layout can be built from one supplier.

Comparing models here usually means checking panel size and touch type, processor and storage configuration, the available USB, Type-C, COM and LAN ports, and which optional modules a chassis accepts. Where a standard model does not fit, enclosure color, logo and port layout are adapted under ODM and OEM service once feasibility is checked, and installation guides and user manuals are published for each model.