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Token Display System (Standalone)

Standalone token number displays, wireless or wired — 4-digit single-counter variants for banks, hospitals and government offices, and 3-digit sequential 3-window variants for parcel counters, pharmacy windows and retail pickup. Plug-and-play keypad, or simple 12-core cable on the wired version; parallel token display boards repeat the same tokens on another floor.

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About this product

Our Token Display System is a standalone token number display and calling platform for sites that need clean, fast queue management at a single counter — no PC, no IT integration, and on the wireless token display system no cabling at all. The handheld keypad pairs with the LED token display board wirelessly, so installation is literally a matter of placing the keypad on the counter, hanging the display, and powering both. Every model is also available wired, on ordinary 12-core cable run straight from the calling unit to the display — the simplest wiring there is, for sites that prefer a fixed connection — and both versions support parallel displays, so the same tokens can repeat on a second display on another floor or in another hall. The platform ships in two distinct variants: a 4-digit high-visibility version with voice announcements (English plus optional regional language) for banks, hospitals, government offices and service counters; and a 3-digit sequential 3-window version that shows the current token plus the next two in line — ideal for restaurant parcel counters, pharmacy collection windows, retail order pickup and other contexts where customers need a heads-up of what's coming. Both run on standard 230V AC and ship in durable MS powder-coated cabinets. The token display is where our story began: founder A.N. Venkatesh was hand-building token displays for clients by 1995 at his first company, MEI Marketing and Services, and it became DigiTech's founding product in 2001 — the platform from which we went on to build some of India's first integrated queue management systems.

Key features

Plug-and-play wireless — only requires power points at the keypad and display
Wired option — ordinary 12-core cable from the calling unit to the display, no other wiring
Parallel displays on both versions — the same tokens repeated on the first floor and the second
Handheld numeric keypad — sequential token call with a single keypress
High-visibility red 7-segment LED digits
Two display formats — 4-digit single-window or 3-digit 3-window sequential
Voice announcements — English with optional regional language support (Hindi, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam)
Buzzer alert on each call with optional mute for quiet environments
Wireless range 20–25 meters with clear line of sight
Viewing distance 15–20 meters in typical counter halls
Durable MS powder-coated cabinet — long service life
Wall or hanging mount — fits any counter layout
230V AC operation, low power draw
No PC, no LAN, no IT involvement required

Applications

Bank single-counter operations (FD desks, customer service)Hospital registration and pharmacy collectionGovernment service centers and citizen countersRestaurant parcel and takeaway countersPharmacy collection windowsRetail order pickup and service desksPolyclinic OPDs and small clinicsFood courts and corporate cafeteriasCanteens and small service centers

Variants by application

2 Token Display variants — engineered to the environment.

The same engineered core, packaged for the environments where accurate, uniform time is non-negotiable.

4-Digit — or Wired 3-Digit Sequential 3-Window

4-Digit Token Display — Wireless or Wired

4″ LED · Single counter · Plug-and-play · Voice in English + regional

Single-counter wireless token display engineered for fast, cable-free installation in banks, hospitals, government offices and service centers. Compact handheld keypad enters tokens; clear voice announcements in English with optional regional language support. Two power points are the only site requirement — no cabling, no PC, no IT involvement.

4″ high-visibility 7-segment red LED digits

4-digit token range — supports up to 9999 tokens per session

Single-counter operation with handheld numeric keypad

Fully wireless between keypad and display — or wired on simple 12-core cable

Parallel display option — repeat the tokens on another floor

Voice announcements in English (optional Hindi, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam)

Plug-and-play installation — power points are the only site requirement

Durable MS powder-coated cabinet

Wall or hanging mount options

Buzzer alert on token call with optional mute

Typical applications

Bank branch counters (single-counter operations)Hospital reception and registrationGovernment service centers and Passport Seva subcountersSmall clinic OPDsRetail service desksRestaurant order counters

3-Digit Sequential 3-Window Token Display

2.3″ LED · 3-window sequential · 15–20m view · Parcel counters

Compact 3-window sequential display ideal for parcel pickup counters, restaurant takeaway, pharmacy collection windows and small queues where customers need to see not just the current token, but the next two as well. 2.3-inch 7-segment red LED digits readable from 15–20 meters in typical counter halls.

3-window display — shows current token plus the next two in sequence

2.3″ red 7-segment LED digits — readable from 15–20 meters

Wireless control box with numeric keypad — or wired on simple 12-core cable

20–25 meters wireless range (clear line of sight); wired runs up to 50 m

Parallel display option — repeat the tokens on another floor

Buzzer alert on each token call with optional mute

Durable MS powder-coated cabinet

Wall-mount design

Low maintenance, no IT integration required

230 V AC power supply

Typical applications

Restaurant parcel and takeaway countersPharmacy collection windowsSmall bank countersRetail order pickupOutpatient prescription countersService-center queue heads

12-core cable used by the wired token display system

Choosing the wired version? The cabling is done at your end.

The wired token display needs a single 12-core cable run from the calling unit to the display. The cable run is your scope — have your electrician lay it before installation, and our engineer connects the system to it. The cable itself is available per metre on the spares & consumables page.

Available Models

Model numbers and variants

Reference these model numbers when requesting a quote, raising an AMC ticket, or submitting a tender. Every variant ships from the same Bengaluru manufacturing facility under the same ISO 9001:2015 quality controls.

Model Number

Description

DT/3DGT-01

Wired 3-Digit Token Display System

DT/4DGT-02

Wired 4-Digit Token Display System

DT/W3DGT-03

Wireless 3-Digit Token Display System

DT/W4DGT-04

Wireless 4-Digit Token Display System

Need a custom variant or a model not listed here? Talk to our engineering team for an OEM / private-label build.

Frequently asked

Token display system — FAQs.

What is the difference between a token display system and a queue management system?+

A token display system is a standalone token number display with a handheld calling keypad — no PC, no software, no integration. Staff press the keypad and the next token appears on the LED token display board, with a voice announcement on the 4-digit variant. A full queue management system adds printed or virtual tokens, multiple named queues, counter-wise calling and reports. Most single-counter sites need only the token display; when the counters multiply, the same site typically upgrades to our LED or LCD Wireless queue management system.

How does the wireless token display system connect?+

The handheld keypad pairs with the display over our own RF link — no Wi-Fi, no client network, no cabling. Installation is placing the keypad on the counter, hanging the display, and powering both. The wireless range comfortably covers a typical hall, and parallel displays can repeat the same token on another floor.

What does the wired version need?+

A single ordinary 12-core cable run from the calling unit to the token display board — the simplest wiring there is. The cable run is done at your end before installation; our engineer connects and commissions the system, and replacement cable is stocked per metre on our spares page.

Should I choose the 4-digit display or the 3-window sequential display?+

The 4-digit token number display suits banks, hospitals, clinics and government counters — one big number, high-visibility red LED digits, and voice announcements in English plus an optional regional language. The 3-digit, 3-window sequential variant shows the current token plus the next two in line, which suits restaurant parcel counters, pharmacy collection windows and retail order pickup where customers want a heads-up.

Can the same tokens show on more than one display?+

Yes. Both variants support parallel token display boards, so the token called at the counter repeats on a second display on another floor or in another hall — common in multi-storey clinics and large waiting areas.

Can I upgrade the token display to a full queue management system later?+

Yes — that upgrade path is one of our most common. The buy-back programme values your existing token display against the new system, and any make qualifies. See the Upgrades & Buy-Back page for how the trade-in works.

Token Display System (Standalone)

About this product

Key features

Applications

2 Token Display variants — engineered to the environment.

4-Digit Token Display — Wireless or Wired

Typical applications

3-Digit Sequential 3-Window Token Display

Typical applications

Choosing the wired version? The cabling is done at your end.

Model numbers and variants

Token display system — FAQs.

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