AS703
The AS703 runs the whole counter moment in one pipeline: scan a code, decode it, announce it. Wired for voice payment boxes and the intercom makers who build them — the chip that turns checkout into a conversation.
Key specifications
| Function | QR/1D code decode plus audio announce — integrated scan-and-announce pipeline |
|---|---|
| Pipeline | Decode → apply amount logic → output to speaker/amplifier path |
| Code set | QR, DataMatrix, PDF417, EAN/UPC family, Code39–128 |
| Audio | Announcement channel for the split-speaker counter device configs |
| Host interfaces | Serial / USB (per SKU config) |
| Target applications | Voice payment boxes, counter devices, intercom-tied payment peripherals |
| Marking | AS703 (payment-box scan chip) |
Full specification
| Parameter | Value | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Pipeline | Decode + announce on one core | Saves a separate MCU slot in the box |
| Decode engine | In-house, full-code-set | QR / DataMatrix / PDF417 / EAN-UPC / Code39–128 |
| Announcement path | Configurable phrase set via SDK | Amounts rendered as speech segments |
| Host ports | Serial / USB (per SKU config) | Wiegand-style auto-send not applicable here |
| Firmware | Free SDK + voice-echo demo routine | 48h FAE response |
| Operating environment | Commercial temperature-class design | Indoor counter usage |
| Packaging | Surface-mount, tape/reel on request | ESD-safe handling documented |
Board-level values vary with camera and speaker config — the FAE team validates against your enclosure within 48h.
A cash-less checkout for the shop that won't ever go silent.
Voice payment boxes print their own service window: the customer glances at the payable, the staff taps nothing, and the box says the amount. That sequence is what AS703 executes in hardware: decode, compute, speak.
- One chip, one box — decode engine plus the announcement channel replace the usual scan-module-plus-MCU-plus-audio pair.
- Cash-register honesty — the same decoded value that posts the record is the one the speaker reads; no divider between whats-said and what's-logged.
- Design is a few wires — SDK demo outputs the full scan-to-speech flow, so time-to-working-prototype is a day, not a quarter (per config).
The door unit that answers like a teller.
Access and payment edges are converging in apartments — community boxes, gatekeeper stalls, door canopies. Intercom makers that add payment now have their second leg:
- The announcement channel says the amount without a display panel upgrade.
- Local code set stays the house style without pulling in foreign formats.
- FAE helps match speaker-impedance class during the 48h clearance window.
AS703 FAQs
Yes — 1 pc is the MOQ. Samples ship in 1–3 days with the SDK, a phrase table and a speaker-drive demo reference.
Yes. The SDK carries a phrase library and the announce rules are data-boxed; language and currency formats can be changed without silicon changes.
Amounts are rendered from decoded values, so prices are dynamic; fixed phrases cover ask-operation-and-nothing prompts. FAE confirms your exact script within 48h.
Hear the announce before you commit.
Send a recorded line script and your box's speaker class — get a phrase-mapped sample offer within 48h.
