Linux-powered. Rugged. Built for the field.
The Clancor MP7510 is a Linux-based handheld POS terminal manufactured by Clancor Microsystems in Coimbatore, India, built for operations that require a colour display, a rugged body, and custom application development. It runs Linux 3.10 with QT 4.8 on a 400MHz ARM9 processor and features a 2.8-inch colour TFT display (320×240), with a free development environment for building applications specific to your operation.
BIS certified and Made in India, the MP7510 is rated for a 1m drop to concrete and operates from -20°C to 50°C — suited for government deployments and enterprise field operations in demanding conditions.
Faster processing for complex billing workflows, multi-screen apps, and real-time data sync over GPRS.
Vibrant 320×240 colour screen makes menus, receipts, and route info easy to read — even for first-time operators.
Rated for a 1m drop to concrete across the full temperature range. Operates from -20°C to 50°C at 5-95% humidity.
Built-in 2-inch printer at 55mm/s prints clean receipts and tickets instantly. 384 dots per line for sharp text.
7.4V / 2600mAh Li-ion battery handles a full shift of billing. Fast-charges in 3 to 3.5 hours.
Linux 3.10 kernel with QT 4.8 — build and deploy custom apps with no licensing fees. 256MB NAND flash + 64MB SDRAM.
Four applications are shipping today — each with the back-office computer application it needs, or none at all where the device does the whole job. Anything not listed here can be developed to your requirement.
Offline ticketing with a back-office computer application for data management. The SMS tier sends trip and day summaries from the device — held on board when there is no signal and delivered as soon as the network returns.
Offline spot billing with a back-office computer application for data management. Built for retail counters, meter reading, utility collection and invoicing in the field.
Entry ticket, exit fare and day close on one device. Hourly slabs or a flat day rate, week and month passes, vehicle search, and an optional barcode ticket the machine scans back at exit. Completely standalone — set up and run on the device itself, with no back office, no server and no PC software.
Old gold in, new jewellery out, and the net payable on one printed slip. The counter sets the day’s rate per metal, then prices each piece by code and weight with purity, wastage and making charge applied automatically.
Field collection for microfinance operations. Currently in development.
Need something else? Applications can be developed to meet your specific operational needs, with a back-office system where the operation calls for one. Application development is quoted separately, based on requirement.
Screens shown are the MP7510 applications themselves, not mock-ups.
