Trend TC-Amax-232 · Price in Qatar

Name: Trend TC-Amax-232 Ultra HD Android Digital Signage Media Player Box
Brand: Trend
SKU: trend-tc-amax-232
Availability: InStock

Overview

The Trend TC-Amax-232 is a compact Android media player box built for digital signage. It outputs up to 3840x2160 through HDMI, includes 2GB memory and 32GB storage, and offers a 10/100/1000Mbps LAN port plus 802.11n Wi-Fi on 2.4GHz and 5GHz. It suits retail displays, clinic waiting areas, schools and corporate lobbies across Qatar that need a small player behind an existing screen. Request a quote for one unit or a multi-screen rollout.

What the TC-Amax-232 does on a screen

The Trend TC-Amax-232 is a compact Android media player box. It has no display of its own. It connects to a panel, loads your images, videos and audio, and sends the output to the screen, so you can add digital signage to a display you already own or are buying separately. Its maximum resolution is 3840x2160, which covers Ultra HD output when the screen accepts that signal.

Hardware facts that matter for planning

Processor and memory: Amlogic S905X2 quad-core ARM Cortex A53 at 2GHz, 2GB of memory and an ARM Dvalin MP2 GPU.
Storage: 32GB onboard, plus a TF card slot.
Ports: one HDMI, one AV output, two USB, one RJ45 LAN port and one IR receiver.
Network: 10/100/1000Mbps auto-adaptive wired LAN and 802.11n Wi-Fi on 2.4GHz and 5GHz.
Wireless remote: Bluetooth 4.x with voice remote support.
Size and weight: 115x115x22mm plastic chassis, 0.5kg.
Power: DC 5V/2A, with a blue LED that shows when the unit is working.

The port list shows one HDMI output, so each display needs its own unit. Plan one box per screen rather than splitting one player across several panels. The graphic ports are also listed as HDMI and VGA, so confirm the VGA route with the SmartRooms Qatar team before ordering if an older projector or panel needs it.

Where it fits in Qatar

A retail outlet in West Bay running promotions across a shop front can place one box behind each panel and run a different loop on each screen. Its small chassis suits being hidden behind a panel.

A private school in Al Wakrah fitting out corridor screens can use the boxes for timetables, event notices and welcome messages. Each floor or corridor needs its own unit, and where the network point is close, the wired LAN port gives a steadier connection than Wi-Fi.

A clinic in Doha can use the player for wayfinding and health information in a waiting area. Before choosing a location, confirm the environment: the source data gives no operating temperature range, and Qatari summers exceed 45°C, so keep units in air-conditioned spaces unless the team confirms otherwise.

What to check before ordering

The language list names English, French, German, Spanish and Italian. Arabic is not listed, so confirm Arabic menu support if your team works bilingually.
The data lists a 1-year warranty for this model. Ask the team to confirm what it covers.
A Digital Signage Software package with 1GB cloud server storage is available as a configuration option. Ask for it on the quotation.
The power supply is DC 5V/2A. Confirm the supplied adapter and plug type for your site.
Video codec support is not listed in the data, so test your actual video files on the unit before going live.

Share your screen count, locations and cable routes when you request a quote. SmartRooms Qatar offers a free site survey before installation, so mounting and power planning can be checked on site. Request a quote for this media player box and we will usually return a quotation within one working day.

Highlights

Up to 3840x2160 output through HDMI
Quad-core Amlogic S905X2 processor with 2GB memory
32GB storage plus TF card slot
10/100/1000Mbps LAN and 802.11n dual-band Wi-Fi
Bluetooth 4.x with voice remote support
Manufacturer warranty of 1 year

Estimated timeline

Quotation within 1 working day · delivery timing depends on stock availability, and we confirm it with your quotation.

Specifications

24 specifications · Source: manufacturer · checked Oct 2026

Quick Details5

Brand Name: Trend Displays
Model Number: TC-Amax-232
Warranty: 1 Year
GPU: ARM Dvalin MP2 GPU
Use: Digital signage

Technical19

Audio: Supports MP3, AAC, WMA, RM, FLAC, Ogg
I/O Ports: 1*HDMI 1*AV OUT 2*USB 1*IR Reciver 1*RJ45 1*TF CARD
Language: English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, etc. multilateral languages.
WIFI: 802.11n 2.4G/5GHz
Operating system: Android
Storage: 32GB
CPU: Amlogic S905X2 Quad Core ARM Cortex A53 @2GHz
Graphic Ports: HDMI & VGA
Max Resolution: 3840X2160
Integrated LAN: 10/100/1000Mbps auto adaptive
Integrated Bluetooth: Bluetooth 4.x +HS; Support Voice Remote
Integrated Audio: Yes
Ideal Usage for: Digital Signage
Memory: 2GB
Chassis Dimension: 115x115x 22mm
Chassis Material: Plastic
Image format: HD JPEG, BMP, GIF, PNG, TIF
Weight: 0.5kg
Power: DC 5V/2A; LED indicator, Working: Blue;

Downloads

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PDF Datasheets TC-Amax-232_Datasheet.pdf 486 KB

Questions about TC-Amax-232

What is the Trend TC-Amax-232 used for?

It is an Android media player box that plays images, video and audio on a display connected by HDMI, so it suits digital signage. It has no screen of its own, which makes it a practical choice for organisations that already own a panel. In Qatar it is typically used for retail promotions, clinic waiting areas, school corridors and office reception screens.

Can it drive a 4K display?

It is rated for a maximum output of 3840x2160, which is Ultra HD. Check that the screen accepts that input and that your content is encoded at a resolution the box can handle. The data lists HDMI and VGA as graphic ports while the port list shows one HDMI output, so confirm the VGA route with the SmartRooms Qatar team if an older display needs it.

Can one unit feed several screens?

No, not as far as the port list shows. There is one HDMI output and one AV output, so each display needs its own box. For a row of panels or a video wall, plan one unit per screen, with cabling and a power point for each one. A free site survey helps map these positions before the order is placed.

What network connections does it have?

It has one RJ45 port with 10/100/1000Mbps auto-adaptive wired LAN, plus 802.11n Wi-Fi on 2.4GHz and 5GHz. For a fixed screen a wired connection is generally steadier, so run cable where the network point is close. Bluetooth 4.x is also included with voice remote support. Ask your IT team to confirm addressing and firewall rules before installation.

Can a bank in Msheireb loop its promotional images and videos on this player?

Images are well covered, as JPEG, BMP, GIF, PNG and TIF are listed. The description mentions video playback, but the data does not list video codecs, so test the bank's actual video files on the unit before committing to a loop schedule. Audio support includes MP3, AAC, WMA, RM, FLAC and Ogg. Ask the team to confirm codec support in writing.

Does the menu support Arabic?

The language list in the source data names English, French, German, Spanish and Italian among other multilingual options, but it does not list Arabic. Offices in Qatar that work in Arabic and English side by side should confirm the system language and Arabic text display with the SmartRooms Qatar team before ordering. Arabic content can still be shown as image or video files.

What power does each unit need in a new lobby fit-out?

Each unit is rated DC 5V/2A and shows a blue LED when working. In a new lobby fit-out, plan a power point close to each display so the adapter and cable can be routed neatly and out of sight. Confirm which adapter is supplied and whether its plug suits the sockets on site. Keep the adapter in a ventilated spot rather than sealed inside a cabinet.

Can I order it with signage software?

Yes, as a configuration option. The manufacturer lists a Digital Signage Software package with 1GB of cloud server storage. Ask for it on your quotation so the player and software arrive as one order. Confirm the licence and storage terms in writing, and check whether the storage limit suits the number of files you plan to upload.

Our shop in West Bay needs promotional loops on three panels. Is this box suitable?

Yes, for a shop front where each panel runs its own loop. Three screens need three boxes, three power points and three network connections. The 115x115x22mm chassis is small enough to sit behind a panel. Request a quote, and book a free site survey to confirm mounting positions and cable routes before the order is placed.

Can a private school in Al Wakrah use it for corridor announcements?

Yes, for corridor screens showing timetables, events and notices. Each floor or corridor needs its own unit. Where the network point is close, use the wired LAN port rather than Wi-Fi for a steadier connection. Keep loops short and check content on the actual screens before term starts. If the school buys several units, it can order them against a purchase order.

Can a clinic in Doha place it in a sunny waiting area?

The data gives no operating temperature range and no ingress rating, so do not assume the box suits sun-exposed or unventilated spots. Qatar summer temperatures can exceed 45°C. Keep the unit in an air-conditioned space unless SmartRooms Qatar confirms the environment in writing. A site survey can confirm the exact location and airflow around the unit.

How does a ministry order several units through an LPO?

Request a quotation listing the number of players, the screen each one feeds and whether you want the signage software option, then issue your LPO against that quotation. Payment can be made by bank transfer, cheque or purchase order. Include the delivery location in any of the eight municipalities of Qatar, as SmartRooms Qatar delivers to all of them.