NXP
The primary board of the Linux POS Reader Solution is the TWR-POS-i.MX6UL. It’s a Tower module featuring the MCIMX6G3CVM05AB – an ARM® Cortex®-A7 @ 528 MHz core
Quick start guide for NXP's Linux Point of Sale (LPOS) Reader Solution featuring the i.MX 6UltraLite processor, PN5180 NFC controller, and TDA8035 smart card interface.
This design document provides a comprehensive quick start guide for the Linux Point of Sale (LPOS) Reader Solution. The kit is built on the NXP Tower System and centers around the TWR-POS-i.MX6UL processor board, which uses the MCIMX6G3CVM05AB (ARM Cortex-A7) for secure payment processing and PCI 4.x compliance. It integrates the TWR-POS-PN5180 board to provide NFC capabilities via the PN5180 chip and contact smart card support through the TDA8035 interface. The guide details hardware assembly including the iWave-LCD and PINPAD peripherals, jumper configurations, power management via USB Type-C, and the execution of payment demonstrations using the Issuer Host Simulator (IHS).
NXP
The primary board of the Linux POS Reader Solution is the TWR-POS-i.MX6UL. It’s a Tower module featuring the MCIMX6G3CVM05AB – an ARM® Cortex®-A7 @ 528 MHz core
PN5180
NXP
This board has the NXP PN5180 chip to enable the NFC interface
TDA8035
NXP
the TDA8035 to enable the smartcard contact interface.
PN5180
NXP
The card reader interfaces are provided via the TWR-POS-PN5180. This board has the NXP PN5180
| MCIMX6G3CVM05AB | NXP | The primary board of the Linux POS Reader Solution is the TWR-POS-i.MX6UL. It’s a Tower module featuring the MCIMX6G3CVM05AB – an ARM® Cortex®-A7 @ 528 MHz core |
| PN5180 | NXP | This board has the NXP PN5180 chip to enable the NFC interface |
| TDA8035 | NXP | the TDA8035 to enable the smartcard contact interface. |
| PN5180 | NXP | The card reader interfaces are provided via the TWR-POS-PN5180. This board has the NXP PN5180 |