RK ProPlayer Factory Test (Manual)

For: Giada production line · Draft 2026-10-27 · Wilber Zheng

Test record

DateTester
Unit SNResult☐ Pass　☐ Fail (failed items: )

Equipment

#ItemQtyRequirement
1HDMI monitor1Supports 1920×1080 or higher
2HDMI cable1
3Ethernet cable1Connected to a router or switch with internet access and DHCP
4USB wired mouse1
5TF (microSD) card1Holds at least 1 file; not inserted in the unit before the test starts
6Test Wi-Fi network1Has internet access. Name: 　Password:
7Unit power supply1

Preconditions

#Condition
P1The unit is flashed with the OptiSigns production firmware and has no saved network configuration that can reach the internet.
P2The first boot after flashing is slower. Do not cut power during it.
P3The unit label shows the SN, the wired MAC and the wireless MAC.
P4Pass criteria: software version = (provided by OptiSigns); Wi-Fi signal strength ≥ −70 dBm (example: −68 passes, −72 fails); resolution ≥ 1920×1080.
P5When comparing MAC addresses, ignore colons and letter case. Example: 84:FC:14:24:D1:08 equals 84fc1424d108.

Test steps

Run the items in order; do not skip any. If an item fails: tick "Fail", write down what you saw next to it, and continue with the next item.

#Test itemStepsExpected resultResult
1Power on and HDMI port (4K)
  1. Connect the monitor to the HDMI port marked 4K.
  2. Plug in the Ethernet cable.
  3. Connect power.
 The monitor shows a picture. ☐ Pass
☐ Fail
2Wired network Wait for boot to finish. Do nothing. The welcome screen does not appear; the pairing screen shows directly (a 6-character pairing code on screen). ☐ Pass
☐ Fail
3HDMI port (2K)
  1. Unplug the HDMI cable from the 4K port and plug it into the HDMI port not marked 4K (the 2K port). Check the picture.
  2. Plug the HDMI cable back into the 4K port. Check the picture. All later items use the 4K port.
 On the 2K port the pairing screen shows; back on the 4K port the pairing screen shows. ☐ Pass
☐ Fail
4USB 3.2 port 1 Plug the USB wired mouse into the first port marked USB 3.2. Move the mouse. The cursor on screen moves with the mouse. ☐ Pass
☐ Fail
5Wired internet, wired MAC, SN, software version
  1. Click the × at the top-right corner of the screen to enter the system UI.
  2. Click Diagnose in the left menu. Wait for the checks to finish and look at the Internet Connection row.
  3. When Internet Connection shows ✓ OK, scroll the page to the very bottom with the mouse wheel and click ADVANCED to open the Advanced Details page. Check the items on the right.
  • Internet Connection on the Diagnose page shows ✓ OK.
  • Ethernet IP shows an IP address.
  • Ethernet MAC Address matches the wired MAC on the label.
  • Serial matches the SN on the label.
  • Software matches the software version in P4.
 ☐ Pass
☐ Fail
6Boot without network
  1. Unplug the Ethernet cable.
  2. Unplug power, wait 10 seconds, reconnect power.
 After boot, the welcome screen shows. ☐ Pass
☐ Fail
7Wi-Fi connection On the welcome screen, use the mouse to select the test Wi-Fi (Equipment item 6), enter the password and click Connect. After connecting, the pairing screen shows (a 6-character pairing code on screen). ☐ Pass
☐ Fail
8Wireless internet, wireless MAC, signal, resolution
  1. Click the × at the top-right corner of the screen to enter the system UI.
  2. Click Diagnose in the left menu. Wait for the checks to finish and look at the Internet Connection row.
  3. When Internet Connection shows ✓ OK, scroll the page to the very bottom with the mouse wheel and click ADVANCED to open the Advanced Details page. Check the items on the right.
  • Internet Connection on the Diagnose page shows ✓ OK.
  • Wi-Fi Network is the test Wi-Fi name (Equipment item 6).
  • Wi-Fi IP shows an IP address.
  • Wi-Fi MAC Address matches the wireless MAC on the label.
  • Wi-Fi Signal Strength ≥ −70 dBm (example: −68 passes, −72 fails).
  • Resolution ≥ 1920×1080.
 ☐ Pass
☐ Fail
9TF card
  1. In the system UI, click Network in the left menu.
  2. Under OPTIONS, click Certificates.
  3. Click From USB drive or SD card…; the page shows Nothing plugged in.
  4. Insert the TF card.
  5. Click Scan again.
 The page title changes to SD card (capacity) and lists the files on the TF card. ☐ Pass
☐ Fail
10USB 3.2 port 2 Unplug the USB wired mouse and plug it into the second port marked USB 3.2. Move the mouse. The cursor on screen moves with the mouse. ☐ Pass
☐ Fail
11Power cycle Unplug power, wait 10 seconds, reconnect power. Do nothing. The unit boots by itself; the monitor shows a picture; the welcome screen does not appear and the pairing screen shows directly. ☐ Pass
☐ Fail

Verdict