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안드로이드 메인보드 · 터치 디스플레이 · 펌웨어 — 2013년부터

Itemptechnology Wiki

Everything you need to build a product on our hardware. No account, no NDA.

One firmware, every board​

Our boards run the same base firmware and expose the same API. A serial port is opened the same way on a 10-inch panel PC as on a bare mainboard, so moving your application between models is a rebuild, not a rewrite.

That is why this wiki is organised the way it is:

SectionWhat is in it
Getting startedPower it on, get a shell, see output
FirmwareFlashing, recovery, OTA, building from source
ItempApi referenceThe API. Identical on every board.
GuidesComplete recipes for common builds
BoardsOnly what differs between models — pinouts, interfaces, limits

If you are looking for how to schedule power, drive a GPIO or lock the device into kiosk mode, it is under ItempApi reference and it applies to whatever board is on your desk. The Boards section tells you which physical pin a GPIO maps to.

API reference is growing

This first release documents the core of the device API — power, time, display, GPIO, network, debug and kiosk control. More functions are being added as the reference is expanded. If a capability you need is not here yet, ask in the page discussion or contact us.

New here?​

  1. What you need — cables, tools, power supply
  2. First boot — 10 minutes to a running board
  3. Serial debug — the connection that tells you why it did not boot

Picking a version​

Use the version selector in the top bar. Documentation is frozen at each firmware release, so a board shipped two years ago still has its own pages. Check the firmware build number on the device:

adb shell getprop ro.itemp.firmware.version

Then select the matching version above. If the build number is not listed, you are on a custom image — talk to your account manager.

Something wrong or missing?​

Every page has a discussion thread at the bottom. Ask there and the answer stays attached to the page for the next person. For anything commercial — pricing, lead times, custom hardware — use Start a project.