Parking Fee Systems
Parking Fee Systems
Ticketed Car Park Systems
Thanks to TCP/IP based ticketed car park systems, they are the ideal answer for private companies that want to keep track of their car park. As a working principle, the arriving vehicle pulls up to the terminal, presses the button and takes a ticket, and charging is applied according to the parameters defined for the time spent inside. After this charging, when the vehicle leaves, the fee due is calculated according to its duration. The person completes the exit after placing their card in the exit unit or presenting it at the payment point on the exit unit and receiving approval. The ticketed car park control system panel, which uses an ARM chip, lets you handle passages quickly and efficiently. In addition, your warnings can be displayed online in real time on the LED it carries and you can change them as you wish. Any language you wish can be added to these panels, which operate with Turkish voice prompts.
The purpose of ticketed car park systems is to apply charging. In other words, in line with the rules you set, the person's time starts when they take a ticket from the main automation unit and enter. Charging begins to run according to your rules. When they want to leave, this card is taken by the card reader, that is by the payment centre staff, and placed on the card reader, and the vehicle's time inside and the charge according to the rules you have defined appear on the screen. Thanks to the voice prompts, the work of the payment centre is made easier both at entry and at exit. At the same time, you can define subscriptions such as weekly or monthly. Passage can also be provided by showing the card on the automation unit without pressing the button. The working principle follows the sequence of an entry automation unit, a payment centre and an exit unit. However, if the payment centre is to be at the exit unit, then only an entry automation unit and an exit automation unit are enough. In the software you can monitor the vehicles inside. You can check which registration plate has entered. This of course also applies to people who have taken out a subscription.
The program is divided in two as the main software and the client. In the client software you can collect payments and only view the details of the vehicles that have entered. All other operations are performed on the main computer. The infrastructure it uses is the Java platform, so it is secure and very fast software. Thanks to its built-in speaker it gives warnings by voice.
The purpose of ticketed car park systems is to apply charging. In other words, in line with the rules you set, the person's time starts when they take a ticket from the main automation unit and enter. Charging begins to run according to your rules. When they want to leave, this card is taken by the card reader, that is by the payment centre staff, and placed on the card reader, and the vehicle's time inside and the charge according to the rules you have defined appear on the screen. Thanks to the voice prompts, the work of the payment centre is made easier both at entry and at exit. At the same time, you can define subscriptions such as weekly or monthly. Passage can also be provided by showing the card on the automation unit without pressing the button. The working principle follows the sequence of an entry automation unit, a payment centre and an exit unit. However, if the payment centre is to be at the exit unit, then only an entry automation unit and an exit automation unit are enough. In the software you can monitor the vehicles inside. You can check which registration plate has entered. This of course also applies to people who have taken out a subscription.
The program is divided in two as the main software and the client. In the client software you can collect payments and only view the details of the vehicles that have entered. All other operations are performed on the main computer. The infrastructure it uses is the Java platform, so it is secure and very fast software. Thanks to its built-in speaker it gives warnings by voice.