Standard series from 10 to 21 inches

Our Standard Series, featuring the RK3566, offers a built-in installation option using the separately available frame and an aluminum bezel. This series has been replaced by the slightly higher-performance PrimeOne Series. The latest Android version is Android 13, but it is only available for units manufactured on or after October 2022.

Boot app to automatically launch an app: here

Android Drivers for PC: Download

Android Drivers for PC: Download

Flash Program for PC RKDev Tool: Download

Java API for Navigation and Status Bar: Download

Timer App: Download

Remove root privileges: Download

Manual: Download

10-inch Firmware:

Batch 2021/12 Android 11: Download

Batch 2022 Android 11: Download

Batch 10/2022 v6 Motherboard Android 13: Download

12/14/15-inch Firmware:

Batch 2022/10 Android 11: Download

Batch 2022/10 Android 13: Download

Firmware for batches prior to October 2022: Download

Linux:

Debian Release prior to October 2022: Download

Debian 11 v6 Mainboard Batch after October 2022: Download

Ubuntu v6 Motherboard Batch after October 2022: Download

18/21-inch Firmware:

Batch prior to October 2022, Android 11: Download

Batch 10/2022 v6 Motherboard Android 11: Download

Batch 10/2022 v6 Motherboard Android 13: Download

Linux:

Debian 11 (Batch 10/2022 v6) Mainboard: Download

Instructions for Flashing:

1. Install the "Release_DriverAssitant" driver.
2. Launch the Android tool
3. Connect the white USB-A port to the PC and the tablet, and plug in the power adapter
4. You should now see an ADB device in the Android Tool; if not, you'll need to enable USB debugging under Settings/Connected Devices. Or you can use a paper clip to press the switch (small hole) next to the USB port while simultaneously connecting power. The device will then start up directly in loader mode.
5. Click the "Firmware" button under the "Upgrade Firmware" tab and select the Linux/Android image.
6. Then press the "Switch" button when you see an ADB device. If you see "Loader Device," you don't need to do that. (If you're switching from Android to Linux or if you plan to do the opposite, press "Erase flash." A Maskrom Device will appear after the erasure is complete.)
7. The tablet should now turn off the screen, and the Android Tool should show "Loader Device" (Maskrom Device).
8. Press the "Upgrade" button. The firmware should now be saved to the flash memory.
9. The device will restart automatically after the update is complete.