How to install RFID software VIDEO
What Makes Parking Software Convenient For Operators.
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- Higher security access control
- Parking fee can be automatically adjusted
- Exit and entry record
- Excellent customer service
- Parking lot is under your total control. Customer satisfaction rises thereby lowering operating cost
- Since RFID reader is in-built in barriers and gates, you can access the parking lot from anywhere.
- System monitors, track and control all vehicles in the parking lot.
- Register, administer and manage access rights and vehicle.
- Identify specific entry point, amount of time spent, exit point and even visitors details.
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RFID Parking Software: Streamlining Parking Management for Efficiency
System Requirements
To ensure optimal performance, the RFID Parking Software requires the following software and equipment:
Software Requirements:
- Operating system: Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1
- Microsoft .Net Framework 3.5 and Microsoft .Net Framework 4 or higher
- SQL 2008 Express or higher
Equipment Requirements:
For 32-bit systems:
- Computer with an Intel processor or compatible processor clocked at 1 GHz or higher (recommended 2 GHz or more)
- At least 256 MB of RAM (recommended 1 GB or more)
- 1 GB of free disk space
For 64-bit systems:
- Processor clocked at 1.4 GHz or higher (recommended 2 GHz or faster)
- At least 256 MB of RAM (recommended 1 GB or more)
- 1 GB of free disk space
Installation
The installation package includes two files: setup-2.exe and Parking.msi. When running setup-2.exe, the installer verifies and installs the necessary libraries and programs required for the smooth functioning of “Parking.” If any program is missing, the installer will prompt you to download it from the Internet. On the other hand, running Parking.msi installs only the “Parking” software.
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Desktop View
Upon successful installation, a shortcut named “Parking” will be created on the desktop for easy access. Launch the program using this shortcut. After starting the system, you will be prompted to log in. By default, the system automatically creates an administrator user named “Administrator” without a specified password. You can create a password for the administrator during the initial log in.
During the initial start-up, you will need to set the parameters for the database connection. Please refer to the “Database Connection Setting” section for detailed instructions.
The desktop interface consists of the following elements:
- Main Menu: Provides access to various functions and features.
- Command Bar: Located on the left side, it contains buttons for initiating reading processes, setting access times, enabling/disabling a signal tone, and accessing manual control of vehicles using a vehicle ID.
- Information Dashboard: Located at the bottom of the screen, it displays details about the current system user and connected readers.
- Tables: Display information about parked vehicles and vehicles at entry/exit points.
Administration
4.1 Users
To add a new user, click on the “Add” button and select the desired user from the list. On the right side of the user list, a set of possible rights will be displayed. Tick the appropriate rights and click “OK” to confirm. To remove a user from the list, select the user and click “Delete.” You can also reset a user’s password by clicking the “Reset Password” button.
To change or set a new password for a user, log into the system using the user’s profile. Navigate to “Settings” > “Change Password.” A window will appear where you need to enter the current password and set a new one.
4.2 Equipment Setting
In this section, you can configure the connection parameters for the readers and set the reading time slot.
4.3 Database Connection Setting
Here, you must specify the parameters for the database connection. If you are using MS SQL Express (which is installed by default with our software package), set the server as “.\Sqlexpress” and tick the “Use Windows Authentication” option. If this is the first system start-up, also tick the “Create a Database” option. If you are using your own copy of MS SQL, consult an IT specialist for the appropriate connection parameters.
Basic Information
The “Basic Information” section provides details about the parking slots and registered vehicle types in your parking lot. The “Vehicle Type” list allows you to manage the registered vehicle types. Both lists are controlled using the commands in the lower control dashboard.
Vehicle Registration
The “Vehicle Registration” section contains information about the vehicles registered in the parking lot, along with their assigned parking slots. In addition to standard commands like “Add,” “Edit,” and “Delete,” there are specific commands available:
- “Do Not Use”: Deactivates the selected entry, rendering the associated card unusable.
- “Lost Card”: Marks a registered event as a lost card in the event table. You can cancel the lost status using this command.
- “Export”: Initiates the upload of registered vehicles to an Excel format.
To bind a card number to a vehicle, press the button and scan the required card. The obtained number will be displayed in the “Card Number” field.
Control of Vehicles at Entry/Exit Points
This report provides data for the selected period, allowing you to search based on a vehicle license plate or without any specific selection. You can also export the generated report in Excel format.
Connecting Different Types
The RFID Parking System doesn’t require additional controllers as each reader has built-in memory capable of storing an unlimited number of tags. Readers can be directly connected to various devices such as barriers, garage doors, turnstiles, and gates. For detailed pricing and descriptions, please refer to the provided information.
By implementing the RFID Parking Software, you can streamline parking management operations, ensuring efficiency and enhanced control over your parking lot or facility.