The pole mount build with a 24V powered USB port, so the receipt printer runs off the terminal instead of its own adapter.
| Screen | 15 inch, 1024 x 768 |
|---|---|
| Touch | Projected capacitive (PCAP) |
| Processor | Intel Celeron J1900 Bay Trail, quad core, up to 2.42GHz, 2MB cache |
| Cooling | Fanless |
| Housing | Die-cast aluminium |
| Memory | 4GB DDR3L |
| Storage | 64GB SSD |
| Mounting | Pole mount, no base |
The Q in RT-2015Q is the pole mount configuration. It is supplied without a base, built to sit on a pole on a counter or a fitted stand, and it has an easy access service panel in the back cover so a terminal on a pole can still be opened without being dismantled. This part number is the 4GB, 64GB build.
The port that earns its keep is the 24V powered USB. A receipt printer plugged into it draws power from the terminal, which removes one power brick and one power point from under the counter: a small thing until you are fitting out a narrow bar where every outlet is spoken for. The rest is standard RT: a fanless die-cast aluminium chassis, a 15 inch projected capacitive screen at 1024 x 768, an Intel J1900 quad core up to 2.42GHz, three RS232 ports, one USB 3.0, two USB 2.0, LAN, VGA on a pin header, mini DisplayPort, a cash drawer port, a speaker port and an M.2 slot. Windows 10 IoT Enterprise 64 bit is preloaded. Backed by a 36 Months Return to Base warranty.
The Q configuration is designed to sit on a pole rather than on a base.
A receipt printer runs off the terminal, which removes a power brick from under the counter.
An access panel in the back cover means routine work does not start by unbolting the terminal.
A dedicated drawer port alongside the USB and serial, so the drawer does not consume a USB socket.
4GB and a 64GB SSD, sized for a terminal that runs one point of sale application.
An M.2 slot in the chassis for storage or a module specified at build.
Where there is no counter depth for a base and every power point is already spoken for.
Checkouts built around a pole, with the screen at eye height and the counter left clear.
One till program, no browser stack, which is exactly what this configuration is sized for.
| Brand | Posiflex |
|---|---|
| Model | RT-2015Q |
| Part number | PFRT2015QB-4064SD |
| Manufacturer part number | RT202A00863300FJ |
| Display | 15 inch LCD, 1024 x 768 |
| Touch | Projected capacitive (PCAP) |
| Processor | Intel Celeron J1900 (Bay Trail), quad core, up to 2.42GHz, 2MB cache |
| Memory | 4GB DDR3L |
| Storage | 64GB SSD |
| Ports | 3 x RS232, 1 x USB 3.0, 2 x USB 2.0, 1 x 24V powered USB, 1 x LAN, 1 x VGA (pin header), 1 x mini DisplayPort, 1 x cash drawer, 1 x speaker, 1 x M.2 |
| Mounting | Pole mount configuration, supplied without a base |
| Service access | Easy access panel in the back cover |
| Cooling | Fanless |
| Housing | Die-cast aluminium |
| Operating system | Windows 10 IoT Enterprise 64 bit, preloaded |
| Options | 10 inch LCD customer display |
| Warranty | 36 Months Return to Base |
| Build | Processor | Memory | Storage | Operating system | Mounting |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| XT-3815 G2 | J6412 quad core | 8GB | 128GB | Windows 11 IoT 64 | Gen 7e base |
| PS-3615 | J3455 quad core | 8GB | 128GB | Windows 10 IoT LTSC 64 | Gen 7 slim base |
| RT-2015 4GB no OS | J1900 quad core | 4GB | 128GB | None supplied | With base |
| RT-2015 4GB IoT | J1900 quad core | 4GB | 128GB | Windows 10 IoT LTSC 64 | With base |
| RT-2015 8GB no base | J1900 quad core | 8GB | 128GB | Windows 10 IoT LTSC 64 | No base |
| RT-2015Q 4GB 64GB (this page) | J1900 quad core | 4GB | 64GB | Windows 10 IoT 64 | Pole mount, no base |
| RT-2015Q 8GB 128GB | J1900 quad core | 8GB | 128GB | Windows 10 IoT 64 | Pole mount, no base |
| RT-5016 i3 | Core i3-6100U | 4GB | 128GB | Windows 10 IoT 64 | No base |
| TX-2100 POS box | J1900 quad core | 8GB | 128GB | Windows 10 IoT LTSB | Box, no screen |
It powers a receipt printer directly from the terminal. One cable instead of two, one less power brick and one less power point under the counter, which matters in a tight fit out.
The Q is the pole mount configuration: no base, an easy access service panel in the back cover, and the 24V powered USB port. The standard RT-2015 ships with a base and a slightly different port set. The range table above compares all of them.
For a till running a point of sale application on Windows 10 IoT, yes. If the site stores images, long local transaction histories or a second application on the terminal, the 128GB build is the safer choice.
Yes, that is what the easy access panel in the back cover is for. It is designed so the terminal does not have to come off the pole for routine service.
No base is supplied with this configuration. Tell us the pole or stand you are mounting to when you order on 1300 115 808 and we will confirm the fit.
36 months return to base.
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