This page contains setup instructions for the Andino Terminal. For a general introduction on the product, please refer to Andino Terminal Overview.


The Andino Terminal can be set up using our setup script. This will install all necessary software and overlays to use the terminal and also set up Andinopy as a recommended way to communicate with all the terminal IO. For information on how to obtain and run the script, please refer to the Andinopy: Setup and Usage page.

When running the script, make sure to set the correct flags. For a normal version of the Andino Terminal, this should be -m IO -n -s -d -k.

The Nextion display of the terminal can be programmed using the Nextion Editor. Download and install the program, then create a new project. Here, go to Basic and choose NX4832T035_011 as the model. For display direction, choose 270 (horizontal), then confirm with OK. The project has now been created.

For detailed instructions on how to use the Nextion Editor itself, refer to the official Nextion Editor Guide.

The finished project can now be uploaded to the display. To do this, the project needs to be compiled into a TFT file. In the Editor, click File, TFT file output, then choose a directory to save the file in and hit Output. The TFT file can now be uploaded to the RaspberryPi (e.g. via SFTP over the network).