OEM & ODM LCD Display Customization
Start with your installation environment, drawings or hardware requirements. Uniview LCD reviews product platforms, enclosure design, display configuration and interfaces to help define a practical OEM/ODM scope.
What Can Be Customized?
Explore the hardware areas available for review. Options depend on the selected platform, engineering assessment and agreed specification.
Structure / Enclosure
Dimensions, enclosure layout, service access and integration into your installation.
Appearance
Finish, color and external details for your product or installation.
Size
Panel dimensions, orientation, available space and viewing requirements.
Brightness
Visibility requirements based on the lighting and installation environment.
Touch
Touch requirements, cover-glass arrangement and interaction needs.
OS / Hardware
Mainboard, memory, storage and operating-system options for the selected configuration.
Interfaces
Required connectors, port positions and physical I/O. Software protocols are reviewed separately.
Electronics
Power, control hardware and wiring requirements. Board development scope is confirmed separately.
Peripheral Devices
Camera, sensor or other peripheral requirements, including space and interface needs.
Cooling
Thermal conditions, ventilation, cooling arrangement and access for maintenance.
Mounting
Mounting positions, bracket interfaces, orientation and available installation space.
Branding
Logo, color, packaging and manual requests, with scope and costs confirmed per order.
Engineering Review Before Quotation
Share drawings, site photos or an outline of your requirements. Engineering checks the proposed platform, mechanical layout, electrical interfaces, environment and validation needs before the scope is confirmed.
- 01. Product Platform Match
- 02. Mechanical Review
- 03. Electronics / Interface
- 04. Environmental Review
- 05. Validation Requirements
Review Outcomes
From Requirements to Production
1. Requirement & Review
Review the application, installation conditions, preferred configuration and feasibility.
2. Configuration & Drawing
Confirm the proposed specifications and relevant drawings, including items that still need verification.
3. Quotation
Confirm the product scope, quantity, development items, costs and proposed schedule.
4. Sample & Evaluation
Agree the sample scope and evaluation requirements, then review feedback and any changes.
5. Mass Production
Confirm the production configuration, inspection requirements and shipment documents.
Project Scope & Responsibilities
Hardware supply, software installation and ongoing software services are different parts of a project. Confirm each part before ordering.
| Scope Item | What to Confirm |
|---|---|
| Hardware & enclosure | Confirm the display platform, structure, mounting and included components. |
| Mainboard & operating system | Confirm hardware, OS version, licensing requirements and compatibility for the selected configuration. |
| Physical interfaces & peripherals | Confirm connectors, I/O, peripheral compatibility and mounting requirements. |
| Software installation | Uniview LCD can assist with installation, or the customer can arrange installation. Confirm the software and configuration first. |
| CMS, licenses & software services | Confirm supply, licensing, configuration and ongoing support separately; do not assume these are included with the hardware. |
| Protocol or third-party integration | Agree who supplies the software, develops any required protocol connection and performs system-level testing. |
| On-site installation | Confirm the installer, site work, mounting responsibilities and any on-site service arrangements separately. |
| After-sales support | Uniview LCD provides hardware after-sales support. Software maintenance responsibilities must be arranged separately. |
Use the agreed quotation and project documents to identify supplied items, exclusions and each party's responsibilities.
Sample Evaluation
Confirm what the sample needs to demonstrate, how it will be checked and which changes need to be resolved before production.
Quality & Project Documents
Request documents for the proposed model and configuration. Confirm the document list and any additional testing before production.
Specifications
Drawings
Test Records
Applicable Compliance
Product test reports and user manuals are available on request. Drawing access and detailed unit-specific records are confirmed for the project; request detailed reports before production. Certification requirements depend on the destination market and final configuration.
MOQ, Development Costs & Lead Time
Confirm the commercial terms for the actual product, quantity and engineering scope.
Order Quantity
State the sample quantity and estimated production volume. MOQ is reviewed against the product platform and requested changes.
Development & Sample Costs
Confirm any engineering, tooling, sample, third-party testing or special document charges in the quotation.
Schedule & Starting Point
Confirm the proposed timeline and the approvals, materials or payments required before each stage starts.
A standard-product modification and a new design may follow different development paths. Request a project-specific quotation rather than assuming a fixed MOQ or delivery period.
Configuration, Changes & Reorders
Use an agreed configuration as the reference for production and future orders.
Product & Configuration
Identify the model, options and components covered by the order.
Drawings & Revisions
Confirm the applicable drawing and hardware revisions.
Evaluation Reference
Record the agreed sample, checks and acceptance requirements.
Changes & Reorders
Review requested changes and confirm the current configuration before reordering.
Changes to components, drawings or requirements may affect price, timing and validation. Confirm the revised scope before proceeding.
Product Platforms
Start with a product family, then review the configuration and modifications required for your installation.
OEM Branding & ODM Design Review
Describe whether you need manufacturing to approved drawings, a platform modification or a new design review.
Define the product and brand requirements
Share your approved specifications or preferred product platform, together with logo, finish, packaging or manual requirements. Confirm which items are included in the quotation.
Define the engineering and document scope
Share the installation constraints, drawings and functions you need. Engineering will review the proposed hardware scope; confirm development work, document deliverables and file-use arrangements separately.
Turn Your Requirements into a Clear Project Brief
Use what you learned above to tell us where the display will be used, what needs to change, and your order plans. Choose “Need advice” wherever the specification is still open.
You do not need a finished technical specification. Required fields are marked with .