Self service registration portable display machine screen

registration screen-01
$500
Feature: display machine;screen machine;self servive machine;registration machine
Size: 19'';21.5'';32''
Operation System: Windows
Screen: Touchscreen
Installation: Vertical;Portable
Type: Self-service Touch Screen Machine
Product Details
Product Details

Function Introduction Rich scalability: camera, second-generation certificate/IC card/magnetic stripe card, etc; When reporting, the number of people will be displayed, and patients can choose their own doctors to queue up; Follow up registration allows for the allocation of doctors previously selected; It can be integrated with HIS systems of various brands, with powerful functions and support for secondary development. Product parameters Optional host: Andriod / Windows Display screen: Capacitive touch screen, supporting multi touch Medical card reader (built-in): Medical insurance card reader QR code (built-in): CMOS photosensitive Optional modules: single/dual camera, thermal printer, full network module Working environment: Temperature, relative humidity:- 5℃~ 50℃,20% ~ 90% Electrical characteristics: Operating voltage: DV12V,  Output current 4A, rated power 36W, standby power 24W Frequently Asked Questions about Medical Self service Check in Machines 1. What is a self-service check-in machine? Self registration machine is a medical self-service check-in device aimed at improving the management efficiency of hospitals and the efficiency of patients seeking medical treatment in hospitals. How do I choose the self-service check-in machine that suits me? Firstly, consider the functionality and performance of the device, such as screen size and resolution, response time, and stability. Secondly, it is necessary to choose the type of equipment based on one's usage scenario, such as indoor or outdoor use, platform or terminal use, etc. What specifications and parameters do I need to consider? Generally speaking, parameters that need to be considered include screen size, resolution, touch mode, device size, power consumption, network connection mode, etc. What types of ticketing services can self-service check-in machines support? Self service check-in machines can support ticketing services for various modes of transportation such as air, train, and bus, such as ticket booking, check-in, rescheduling, and refunds. 5. Do self-service check-in machines require additional service fees? Generally speaking, the services provided by self-service check-in machines are free and do not require additional service fees.

The hospital self-service registration and payment machine is designed to meet the needs of modern hospital information management. It is a mature, stable, market tested product with excellent comprehensive performance. Patients can check and pay through self-service registration and payment machines, using barcode or medical card reading for payment. Humanized user experience. The device integrates two core modules, including a QR code scanning module and a medical card reader, and is expandable: a single/binocular live camera and a thermal printer module.


What should I do if I encounter problems while using the self-service check-in machine?

If you encounter any problems while using the self-service check-in machine, please carefully read the operating instructions on the machine or seek assistance from on-site staff.

How to ensure the information security of self-service check-in machines?

Self service check-in machines need to strictly comply with relevant regulations on information security and privacy protection, and adopt measures such as secure encryption technology and trusted authentication mechanisms to ensure user information security.

What should be noted for the maintenance and upkeep of self-service check-in machines?

The maintenance and upkeep of the self-service check-in machine need to comply with relevant regulations and operating requirements, such as regular cleaning of the machine and timely updating of software.

What should I pay attention to if I need to replace the self-service check-in machine?

If it is necessary to replace the self-service check-in machine, it is necessary to contact the after-sales service personnel for maintenance and replacement, while complying with relevant regulations and operational requirements, such as data backup and migration.

What should be noted about the purchase and installation process of self-service check-in machines?

The purchase and installation of self-service machines are the responsibility of professional after-sales service personnel, who need to understand the equipment specifications and performance requirements in advance, comply with relevant regulations and operating requirements, such as equipment layout and power wiring.

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