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Ticket Reader

with real time clock and magnetic encoding

Order number: TL-31 The Ticket Reader TL 31 consists of the

multi-functional MODPARK ticket modules integrated into a housing, which is well suited for passenger car access control applications like car park sys-tems.

The unit reads magnetically encoded tickets, reads long term parker cards and other special tickets. The unit can be adapted to a wide variety of pe-ripheral signals on site. It can drive virtually all barriers on the market. A passage can be con-trolled automatically, manually or centrally. Anti-passback, illegal backout and barrier condition monitoring are possible with the unit.

In a normal operation an induction loop in the driveway indicates via a vehicle detector the ap-proach of a vehicle. This enables the unit. An in-serted ticket or magnetic card will be read and evaluated.

For a valid ticket, the passage will be set free. A valid long term parker card will be handed back. When the card is removed, the passage is set free. After the passage, the reading unit starts a new cycle.

If a ticket or a card is invalid, the reason is indi-cated on the display and the ticket or card is handed back.

The control can be with anti-passback. The valid-ity is limited by an expiry date, several timezones, access level and parking area. All movements are reported to a central computer.

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FUNCTIONS Tickets accepted

congress tickets (option)

stored value tickets: may be used like a permanent parking ticket. The display shows the max possible parking time (option)

permanent parking ticket (option)

credit card, EC-cards: read cards and report their passage to the central computer (op-tion)

Procedure, if card is not introduced with the magnetic strip in the correct position: Verify that magnetic strip is present, if not display:

"Revers ticket"

If signals from magnetic strip are there, but cannot be interpreted, display: "Ticket illegible"

Backout ticket supervision (option)

Deal with external openings of the barrier without generating an alarm (option) The ticket may be printed with 10 lines of 20 (30) characters of variable data. All parameters may be changed from the central computer.

All operating conditions may be requested by the central computer. Major misoperations and failures are reported to the CC.

The communication to the CC is via serial data lines, which may be shared by 31 units. Operation status:

Autonomous not connected to central

Autonomous connected to CC which acts as data collection unit and/or as control unit. Direct control from CC.

DATA SUPPORT Ticket

Credit card format: length: 85.5 mm +/- 0.5 mm

width: 54.0 mm +/- 0.5 mm thickness: up to 0.4 mm

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Information printed on the ticket, if the option is chosen E:01 000104 16.DEC.92 19:43 WE EXIT UNTIL: 16.DEC.92 20:03 WE Price: 5:00 $ Expiry time paid: 16.DEC.92 21:15 WE Price: 10:00 $

Entry no., Ticket sequence no. Date, Time of entry, Day

Valid for exit until Price

Second payment Valid for exit until Price

ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION:

Microcomputer with real time clock and watch dog circuit; identical with the processors in the other MODPARK units.

The inputs and outputs are equipped with LEDs for fast problem diagnosis. Isolated Outputs:

Failure = out of service "Barrier open" command Long term parker passes

Accident (shock sensor; optional for external supervisory systems).

Permanent open command by central computer (optional; for ext. supervisory systems) Congress parker (optional; for ext. supervisory systems)

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Isolated Inputs:

Loop 1 occupied

Barrier "Open" request (optional; by ext. supervisory system, the barrier stays open as long as the input is set)

Barrier closed feed back

Serial interface RS 422/RS485 to central computer Connections for the intercom system.

Power supply: 220 V AC (+10%/-15%)

Power consumption: 1000 W max.

MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION For outdoor use:

Self supporting housing of stainless steel

Housing painted in RAL 7016, doors in RAL 1021 or optionally any RAL colour. Hood folds up and is lockable. Two lockable side doors for easy access to the electronical and mechanical subassem-blies.

Front bezel:

Backlit LCD - display with 2 lines to guide the user:

Press button, take ticket, out of service, revers ticket, invalid, ticket illegible, expired. Optionally: instead of LCD-display LED-signals for:

- invalid ticket - out of service Build in maintenance terminal.

Prepared to accept an intercom station. Ticket collection box for 5000 tickets Thermostatically controlled heater

Dimensions: H x W x D 1000 x 400 x 550 mm

Temperature range: -150 to +400 C

Options: Intercom

extended temperature range - 30o to + 40o C extended temperature range - 15o to + 50o C

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