KONGSBERG MP 5810 HP RP5 RETAIL SYSTEM MP5810

KONGSBERG MP 5810 (HP RP5 Retail System)

The KONGSBERG MP 5810 is actually a retail terminal model developed in collaboration between Kongsberg Marine and HP. Its full name is KONGSBERG HP RP5 Model 5810 Retail System. It's an industrial-grade retail/operation terminal designed for shipboard and maritime scenarios, commonly used in shipboard shops, crew service centers, material management, and other environments requiring stable desktop computing and peripheral connectivity.

 Product Positioning and Background

This terminal is based on the HP commercial RP5 retail system platform, with Kongsberg providing maritime-specific adaptations and branding. It meets the vibration resistance, wide temperature range, and high reliability requirements of areas such as the engine room and bridge, while also being compatible with retail functions such as point-of-sale, inventory, and reporting.

Core Specifications (Marine-Specific Version)

Processor: Intel 2nd Generation Core/Pentium Series (e.g., i3/i5/Pentium G3420), 3.2 GHz+, industrial-grade stable operation.

Chipset: Intel Q87 Express, ensuring peripheral and network expansion.

Memory and Storage: DDR3 memory slots, supporting up to 16 GB; dual 3.5" SATA hard drive bays (HDD/SSD optional), supporting SATA 6 Gb/s.

Interfaces:

5×USB 2.0 + 2×USB 3.0 + 1×24V powered USB;

2×Powered serial ports (5V/12V), PS/2 keyboard/mouse, VGA + DisplayPort 1.2 video and audio I/O;

RJ-45 Gigabit Ethernet port, RJ-12 cash drawer interface.

Power Supply: 100–240 VAC, 4 A, 50/60 Hz, wide voltage compatibility with marine electrical systems.

Environment and Protection: Marine-grade vibration-resistant and wide-temperature design, meeting the harsh environments of the engine room/bridge; compliant with IEC 60945. Meets shipboard standards.

Physical form: Desktop computer with a front-mounted control panel and status indicators, supporting retail peripherals such as cash drawers, receipt printers, and barcode scanners.

System Collaboration and Application

Interface Platform: Can be integrated with the ship's K-Chief automation system, material management system, and crew service system, enabling data exchange via Ethernet or serial port.

Typical Scenarios: Onboard convenience store cashier, material/spare parts inventory management, crew service center settlement, and temporary operational data terminal.