Licence plate recognition automates a large part of the access to a car park. Still, there can always be a visitor at the barrier who is not known in advance or does not have a valid access right.
With the Park-R Intercom module you connect a linked intercom system to access control. A resident answers a visitor's call on the indoor station, after which Park-R opens the access point.
A visitor is at the barrier and is not admitted by the camera. They call via the intercom. The resident answers on the indoor station and opens the barrier.
Park-R links the call to the camera and the resident and runs the configured automation. In the activity overview you see the rejected recognition, the answered call and the access granted.
The audio or video call itself runs through the connected intercom system. Park-R does not take over this communication.
The Intercom module makes sure events from the intercom system can be linked to the right access and actions in Park-R.
You link each resident to one or more indoor stations in Park-R. The intercom is linked to the camera at the entrance where the visitor is waiting.
Both systems keep doing what they were designed for, while access control is connected.
No. The audio or video call runs through the intercom system. Park-R links the events to the right access point.
When the camera refused the vehicle shortly before and the intercom is linked to that camera.
With Park-R Intercom you combine automatic licence plate recognition with a practical solution for visitors who cannot get access automatically.
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