
Retail 100-channel 4G control board
Vending and smart retail main control, multi-channel I/O, 4G connectivity, telemetry, and remote commands.
Hardware control layer for unattended machines
QuLink turns MDB, pulse, relay, and serial machines into API-connected devices. Send commands, collect machine data, and use QuLink QR payment when the machine needs scan-to-start.
POST /v1/devices/VM-1049/commands
{
"command": "trigger_relay",
"source": "api_or_qr",
"duration_ms": 800
}
Device control hardware
Board examples
These board examples cover the machine-side jobs customers usually ask about: retail control, PLC vending, lift control, QR/API trigger, 4G data transmission, display/payment terminals, relay control, metering, charging, and lock control.

Vending and smart retail main control, multi-channel I/O, 4G connectivity, telemetry, and remote commands.

PLC vending control, relay outputs, motor/slot control, cabinet wiring, and API-driven operation.

Lift cabinet control, elevator motor coordination, drop detection, serial/MDB integration, and vend result reporting.

Retail cabinet controller with cellular module, SIM, multi-port wiring, machine status upload, and remote control.

Scan-to-start and API command board for payment callback, relay trigger, timed run, unlock, or dispense actions.

Compact cellular control box for remote equipment connection, data upload, OTA support, and field installation.

Small 4G controller for machine data transmission, remote command, and retrofit integration.

Cellular data module for connecting legacy machines to a server with telemetry and command callbacks.

Display or smart cabinet main board for touch screens, QR workflows, media UI, and peripheral connections.

Screen payment terminal board with SIM, USB, serial, audio, and API connectivity for scan-to-start machines.

Another display-controller form factor for payment screens, interactive panels, and connected smart devices.

Terminal-style hardware for face recognition, screen payment, wallet login, or identity-based machine start workflows.

Lock, gate, access, room, locker, and timed relay control with QR/API command trigger.

Water, laundry, charging, sensor input, metering, relay output, and equipment-state reporting.

Charging and payment controller kit for display, card/QR module, relay output, and usage session control.
Machine coverage
Use the real board examples above as building blocks. QuLink maps them to the control, connectivity, data upload, and payment-trigger layer for common unattended machines. AI vision, RFID parking, or highly specialized controllers should be evaluated as OEM projects.
Screen and no-screen vending boards, MDB equipment, PLC vending boards, lift controllers, drop sensors, and smart cabinet control.
MDB gateway / OEM controllerQR payment screens, payment boxes, card terminals, and scan-to-start controllers that need a payment callback to trigger the machine.
QR/API trigger boardKiddie rides, amusement machines, massage chairs, laundry, car wash, charging sockets, table rooms, and timed relay devices.
Pulse / relay controllerStatus, fault alerts, usage logs, vend results, telemetry, video/result events, and cloud callback data.
Machine data bridgeWater control, liquid dispenser boards, e-bike charging, power metering, time billing, and full-stop charging logic.
OEM control boardFace recognition, AI cabinet vision, RFID parking, BLE beacons, and advanced sensing modules.
OEM integrationControl workflow
QuLink sits between your server and the machine interface. Your system sends a command, the board translates it into MDB, pulse, relay, or serial control, then reports the machine result back.
Select the machine by device ID, route, cabinet, slot, relay channel, or timed session.
Your server sends a signed command such as start_session, trigger_relay, unlock, dispense, stop, or query_status.
The QuLink board translates the command into MDB, pulse, relay, serial, unlock, or timed-run action.
The board returns online status, command result, telemetry, fault alerts, vend result, or session data to your cloud.
QuLink QR payment
QuLink can provide the QR payment workflow as an add-on. After payment is confirmed, QuLink turns the payment event into the same machine control command.
Create a QR code for a machine, product, price rule, relay channel, or timed session.
Use QuLink QR payment, or connect your own wallet/provider callback when you already have a payment stack.
After confirmation, QuLink starts, unlocks, dispenses, pulses, or runs the machine and reports the result.
Machine categories
MDB vend, QR vend, telemetry, inventory event, drop result.
Pulse simulation, timed play, token replacement, session start.
Timed relay, cycle start, QuLink QR payment or app callback, machine state event.
Unlock, rent, return, charge session, device online/offline, data upload.
Developer API
Your software team should not need to rebuild MDB timing, pulse width, relay duration, serial frames, telemetry upload, or vend-result handling from scratch.
start_session, trigger_relay, dispense, unlock, stop, query_status
device.online, command.accepted, telemetry.updated, machine.fault, vend.result, session.completed
POST /v1/devices/{device_id}/commands
{
"command": "start_session",
"source": "api_command",
"machine_action": {
"type": "relay",
"duration_ms": 800
},
"reference_id": "CMD-2026-10492"
}
POST /webhooks/qulink
{
"event": "payment.confirmed",
"device_id": "VM-1049",
"action": "trigger_relay",
"telemetry": {
"online": true,
"last_result": "session_started"
}
}
Technical FAQ
Yes. QuLink can provide QR payment workflows for scan-to-start machines. Customers can also connect their own payment provider, wallet, app, or server callback.
Yes. QuLink boards can upload status, telemetry, vend results, fault alerts, sensor values, and operation logs to your server.
QuLink supports MDB, pulse, relay, UART, serial, RS485, QuLink QR payment workflows, and custom OEM board interfaces.
System integrators, machine operators, payment apps, wallet providers, and machine OEMs that want hardware connected to their own backend.
Project RFQ
Send a short note first. We can confirm machine interface, API workflow, data upload, QuLink QR payment or your own payment callback, and quantity in the next step.