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The BS442 Exit Terminal is an integral part of the ID_Park_LŪ system of control & fee collection for car parks. It handles both hourly tickets & season cards.

The Entry Terminal BE422 is an integral part of the ID_Park_LŪ system for control & fee collection for car parks.
Placed at the entrance of a car park, it authorises access to casual users (by issuing a magnetically-encoded ticket) and to subscribers (by reading their season card).

The automatic payment station BEA533 is an integral part of the ID_Park_LŪ system for control and fee-collection for car parks.

The automatic payment station BEA533 is an integral part of the ID_Park_LŪ system for control and fee-collection for car parks. The BEA533 is a compact version of the BEA532 (see Data Sheet 1-3105). The necessary basic features to validate tickets are integrated in this low-cost version. Wall-mounted or pedestal versions are available.

The BS442 Exit Terminal is an integral part of the ID_Park_LŪ system of control & fee collection for car parks. It handles both hourly tickets & season cards.

The BS442 Exit Terminal is an integral part of the ID_Park_LŪ system of control & fee collection for car parks. It handles both hourly tickets & season cards.

Installed at the exit of a car park, the Terminal authorises the passage of casual users in possesion of either a ticket which is valid for exit, or a free exit ticket. These tickets are retained, & the Terminal opens the barrier.

The Terminal also handles season cards. If the card is valid, it is returned to the user, & the Terminal opens the barrier.

The PVE515 validator is the central element of the ID_Park_LŪ car park management system.

As described above, a ticket can be issued upon entry to the car park by the BE422 Entry Terminal. When this ticket is presented to the validator, the fee to be paid is calculated according to the tariff structure held in memory and is then displayed to the operator on the LCD.


“Pay-on-Foot” configuration, to a central cashier.

The ticket is re-encoded for a time period corresponding to the exit latitude (time allowed to exit the car park), and is then returned to the user. The user then leaves the car park after presenting the re-encoded ticket to the BS542 Exit Terminal.


“Pay-at-Exit” configuration, directly from the car.

The ticket is cancelled after verification, and the exit barrier opens by command from the Validator.

Cash drawer and receipt printer are optionally available.

The Validator also provides management and audit information. This includes recording ticket issuing transac-tions for all types of tickets, plus cash taken by ticket type. Special tickets may also be encoded by the validator such as post-dated (conference) tickets, subscriber (season) tickets and one time exit (OTE) tickets. Lost or unreadable tickets can also be re-issued.

Other parameters can be changed from the Validator keyboard. They include:

· time and date,

· simple tariff structure,

· crossing period, grace period, free parking period, etc...

· statistical counters : display or reset.


Whilst all these operations are easily achieved using the validator keyboard, the PVE515 can also be connected to a PC. This would facilitate simpler loading of the more complex tariff structures that are possible with this system or allow loading of guidance messages in other languages.

When used as an integral part of the ID_Park_LŪ car park management system, the PVP518 passive ticket validator encodes additional information onto a magnetic stripe ticket which has been issued by the car park entry terminal.

The validator encodes a ticket with a parking “ time bonus ” after which it is returned to the customer. This bonus is taken into account when the ticket is presented for payment or exit from the car park.

For example, if a supermarket provides 2 hours free parking, the low-cost PVP518 could allow for ticket validation to be performed at each check-out counter (the process takes less than 2 seconds). When leaving the car park, If the customer has been parked for less than two hours, the BS442 Exit Terminal will then read the validated ticket and open the exit barrier.

Alternatively, if the time bonus has expired, the Exit Terminal will display a message informing the parker that a fee must be paid. In such an example as this, where the system is designed to deter long term parking and retain spaces for customer parking, a high value fixed fee would normally be levied.
 
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Economical, user and operator friendly, and modular Parking Management Systems respond to a wide range of facility requirements. From simple space management to sophisticated revenue-control operations, Automatic Systems has a complete line of hardware and adaptable software responding to the needs of public and private operations.