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Problems - Needs

• How to ensure that visitors leave the parking lot with minimal time loss at the exit barrier?
• How to avoid unwanted users without complex, expensive, or invasive access control?
• How to prevent pedestrians and cyclists from receiving exit tickets and passing them on to parking abusers?
• How to ensure that customers/visitors leave the parking within a maximum allowed time?
• How to prevent someone from driving on or off the parking lot without visiting the establishment?

Solution

1. Entrance: Printer column - ANPR-Camera.
2. Counter: LAN-validator. Scan a valid entry ticket.
3. Exit: LAN-ANPR-camera. Leave the parking using ANPR.

Scenario

People take a QR ticket at the entrance, which contains the date, the time of arrival, and the license plate. Before leaving, visitors have their entry ticket scanned by the networked validator. Only with a valid entry ticket will the validator activate the license plate for the exit column via the data network (for example, 30 minutes, one-time use).

Comments

• During validation, it is sufficient to scan entry tickets to activate flawless license plates for the exit, without relying on human discipline or input on a touchscreen.
• The above products are connected to the LAN and optionally to the internet. For the printer column, network connection is not necessary.
• We recommend providing an intercom at the exit.
• Validation can also be done at our validation kiosk. Contact us for more info.
• This concept can also be combined with pay-on-foot and pay-in-lane payment kiosks. Contact us for more info.

Application

Supermarkets, nursing homes, office and government buildings....

Problems - Needs

• How to avoid unwanted users without complex, expensive, or intrusive access control?
• How to ensure that visitors leave the parking lot with minimal time loss at the exit barrier?
• How to prevent pedestrians and cyclists from receiving exit tickets and passing them on to parking abusers?
• How to ensure that customers/visitors leave the parking within a maximum allowed time?
• How to prevent someone from driving onto or off the parking lot without visiting the business?
• How to ensure that cars for which the ANPR scan fails at the exit are still checked out without bothering the staff?

Solution

1. Entrance: Printer column - ANPR camera.
2. Reception - Counter: Validator. Scan a valid entry ticket.
3. Exit: Scanner column - ANPR camera.

Scenario

People take a QR ticket from the entrance that contains the date, the time of arrival, and the license plate. Before leaving the premises, visitors have their entry ticket scanned by the networked validator. Only with a valid entry ticket does the validator activate the license plate and the QR code for the exit column (for example, 30 minutes, one-time use) via the data network.

Comments

• All of the above products are connected to the LAN and optionally to the internet.
• If desired, the scanner column can be omitted or replaced by a master camera, intercom, or payment column. Contact us for more information.
• Validation can also be done at our validation kiosk. Contact us for more information.
• The exit barrier opens by default on ANPR scan. The QR serves as a redundant solution in case the ANPR scan fails.

Application

Retail businesses, office and government buildings, supermarkets, commercial centers, etc., with excess parking capacity.

Problems - Needs

• How to make long-term parkers pay without a complex, expensive, and intrusive parking system?
• How to allow short-term parkers/customers to park for free or at a reduced rate?
• How to avoid distributing entry tickets?
• How to ensure that the payment kiosk correctly recognizes the license plates without scanning entry tickets and without manually entering the license plate?
• How to provide a payment receipt while the payment kiosk is paperless?

Solution

1. Entrance: LAN ANPR Camera.
2. Exit: Pay-in-lane - ANPR-Camera. Leave the car park using ANPR - Pay if necessary.

Scenario

The Master ANPR camera opens the entry barrier after scanning the license plate. When the same license plate presents itself at the exit during the free period, the exit barrier opens automatically. If this happens after the free period, the payment terminal first displays the amount due. After a valid payment, the payment terminal opens the exit barrier and displays a QR code. Scanning this QR code automatically triggers the download of an electronic receipt to the smartphone.

Comments

• With the 'eReceipt' service, a physical printer in the aforementioned payment kiosk is unnecessary. This saves both the purchase and maintenance costs of the printer as well as the costs for paper purchase and replacement.
• All the above products are connected to the LAN. A connection to the internet is optional except for the payment kiosk.
• Place at least one DAS-IDUD in the business and determine who leaves the parking for free or at an even lower rate. Contact us for more info.
• Validation can also be done via a validation kiosk. Contact us for more information.
• If desired, the exit payment terminal can still be equipped with a thermal printer so that both electronic and physical payment receipts can be issued.
• No paper tickets are distributed at the entrance or exit. This installation is therefore almost assistance-free/maintenance-free.

Application

Shopping center/supermarket with customer parking.

Problems - Needs

• How to make long-term parkers pay without a complex, expensive, and invasive parking system?
• How to allow short-term parkers/customers to park for free or at a reduced rate?
• How to ensure that visitors leave the parking lot with minimal time loss at the exit barrier, even in the event of an ANPR failure?
• How to ensure that the payment kiosk recognizes license plates accurately without manually entering the license plates?
• How to ensure that cars for which the ANPR scan fails at the exit can still be checked outside, without bothering the staff?

Solution

1. Entrance: Printer column - ANPR-camera. Take a ticket. Drive in.
2. Counter: Validator. Scan a valid entry ticket.
3. Exit: Pay-in-Lane - ANPR-Camera. Pay if necessary - Drive out using ANPR.

Scenario

Visitors take a QR ticket at the entrance that contains the date, time of arrival, and license plate. Before leaving the site, visitors scan their entry ticket at a validator. This validator communicates via the LAN to the exit columns the new exit validity of validated QR tickets and corresponding license plates. When these license plates are scanned at the exit within the valid period, the exit barrier automatically opens. If this occurs after the validity period, the payment kiosk displays an amount due.

Comments

• All of the above products are connected to the LAN. A connection to the internet is optional except for the payment terminal.
• A pay-in-lane is not recommended at exits during busy peak times. In this case, choose a pay-on-foot column. Contact us for more info.
• People leave the parking lot by default with ANPR, which benefits the exit flow and user experience.
• When an ANPR scan at the exit fails, the visitor scans the QR ticket and leaves the parking without bothering the staff.
• The above payment kiosk is also available in a paperless variant. Contact us for more info.
• Validation can also be done with our offline validator or via cash register integration, and this installation example can also be done without ANPR. Contact us for more info.

Application

Shopping center, office buildings, and government buildings, .... with shared customer parking.

Problems - Needs

• How to make long-term parkers pay without a complex, expensive, and intrusive parking system?
• How to allow short-term parkers/customers to park for free or at a reduced rate?
• How to ensure that visitors leave the parking lot with minimal time loss at the exit barrier?
• How to ensure that the payment kiosk accurately recognizes license plates without manually entering the license plate?
• How to ensure that cars for which the ANPR scan fails at the exit can still be checked outside without bothering the staff?

Solution

1. Entrance: Printer column - ANPR-camera. Take a ticket - Drive in.
2. Reception - Counter: Validator. Scan a valid entry ticket.
3. Pay-on-foot: Scan an entry or validated ticket.
4. Exit: Pay-in-Lane - ANPR-camera. Pay if necessary - Drive out using ANPR.

Scenario

Visitors take a QR ticket at the entrance which contains the date, arrival time, and license plate. Before leaving, visitors have their entry ticket scanned by a validator, which then informs the exit barriers via the LAN which QR tickets and license plates are now time-limited. When these license plates present themselves in time at the exit, the exit barrier opens automatically. If this occurs after the validation period, the payment terminal displays an amount due.

Comments

• All of the above products are connected to the LAN. An internet connection is optional except for the payment terminal.
• The above payment terminal can also be placed at the exit (next to the exit camera), but this is not recommended during busy peak times. This payment terminal is available in a paperless version. Contact us for more info.
• People leave the parking lot by default with ANPR, which benefits the exit flow and user experience.
• When an ANPR scan fails at the exit, the visitor scans the QR ticket and exits the parking without bothering the staff.

Application

Parking for customers, suppliers, and staff.

Problems - Needs

• How to avoid unwanted users without complex, expensive, or intrusive access control?
• How to ensure that customers leave the parking lot with minimal time loss at the exit barrier?
• How to ensure that customers can only enter and exit based on the number of reserved overnight stays?

Solution

1. Entrance: Scanner/Printer column - ANPR-camera. Upon first arrival, take a QR - The QR automatically contains your license plate.
2. Counter: Validator. The receptionist scans your QR and activates your license plate.
3. Exit: Scanner column - ANPR-camera. Drive in and out using ANPR.

Scenario

Customers take a QR ticket at the entrance upon their first arrival, which contains the date, arrival time, and license plate. The counter employee scans this ticket at the validation tablet and activates the QR and the license plate for the correct number of days. Staff members and checked-in customers enter and exit solely based on license plate recognition. Unscheduled, spontaneous visitors take a ticket at the entrance.

Comments

• All of the above products are connected to the LAN and optionally to the internet.
• Activate the optional integrated VOIP intercom at the entry and/or exit columns so that people can contact someone if desired. Contact us for more info.
• This installation configuration can be completed at any time with a Pay-on-Foot or Pay-in-Lane payment kiosk. Contact us for more info.
• Customers and staff drive in and out with ANPR scan, which benefits the exit flow and user experience. Unscheduled users take a ticket.
• When an ANPR scan fails, people scan their QR ticket and enter or exit the parking lot without bothering the staff.

Application

All parking lots for which a parking space can be reserved in advance, such as a hotel, an airport, etc...

Problems - Needs

• How to automatically grant access to scheduled visitors/customers, even outside of opening hours?
• How to ensure that customers can only enter and exit based on the number of reserved overnight stays?
• How to automatically charge vehicles that exceed the allowed time?
• How to deal with unplanned customers?

Solution

1. Entrance: LAN-Camera. Automatic access via ANPR for scheduled visitors - Others go to reception.
2. Reception desk: Campsite software. License plates of unplanned visitors are processed through the camping software.
3. Exit: Pay-in-lane - ANPR camera. Drive outside (and inside) on ANPR - Pay a balance in case of exceeding the reservation period.

Scenario

The license plates of customers who reserved in advance are uploaded to the entry and exit controllers via automatic FTP upload. For them, the barriers open automatically based on their valid reservation period. Others achieve the same result but must first go to the counter upon their first arrival.

Comments

• License plates are automatically activated in advance for scheduled customers and on-the-spot for spontaneous visitors/customers.
• Planned customers/visitors can automatically enter (and exit) on their first day of arrival via ANPR, even outside opening hours.
• All of the above products are connected to the LAN and optionally to the internet.