Multifunction integrated smart ticket validator with face recognition NFC QR all in one

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Update time : 2023-06-16 15:22:29
Multifunction integrated smart ticket validator with face recognition NFC QR all in one

CL-A818 G smart bus validator can support Facial recognition, RFID card, QR scanning with GPS positioning module, support 4G, WIFI wireless communication etc. Can be used for electronic payment or card validation in following field

Public transport fare collection

Scenic spots/amusement park card payment

Balance inquiry

Employee shuttle bus card validation

Safety school bus system


Main parameters

Name

Smart Terminal

Operating System

Android7.1

CPU

Qualcomm eight-core 64-bit ARM Cortex-A53, built-in Qualcomm AdrenoTM 506 CPU, main frequency 2GHz

RAM

DDR3  2G

Data storage

eMMC  16Gdefault)、Max support TF card expend to 64G

Storage

 

Data Capacity:

more than 2 million detailed data for console storage, extensible

Blacklist

One hundred thousand pcs defaultextensible

Working Environment

 

Working Temperature:

-20℃~65℃

Storage Temperature:

-40℃~85℃

Working Humidity:

0-90%non-condensing

Physical Parameter

 

Dimension

270x169x72mm(do not include installation parts)

Housing material:

Engineering plastics

LCD display

Display

8 inch TFT-LCD, 1280*800

LCD brightness can be 250cd/400cd optional, the default is 250cd, if the user has an outdoor use scene, it is recommended to choose 400cd.

 

Indicator light

Red and green

Camera

Scanning

Wide angel/QR /customized

Facial recognition

Binocular, wide dynamic face recognition camera, default feature library capacity: 20,000

1. Binocular camera, support live detection;

2. Supports adaptation to different face algorithms;

3. Customers can choose the whole package or our company provides SDK secondary development kits or algorithms to assist customers in application development.

Voice Prompt

 

Sound Prompt

BuzzerSingle channel loudspeaker

Voice Prompt

16KHz,16bit single channel voice prompt

Power Supply Specification

 

 

Working Voltage

DC 8V-55V

RFID 

Support standard

ISO-14443 Type A/B

Reading Distance

0~40mm

Working Frequency

13.56Mhz

Card Type

MiFare Classic, CPU card

Scanning Function

Support Type

Support 1D code and 2D code

Interface

 

Communication Interface

USBtype A)、USBMicro 5pinRS485 and  TTL-232 optional

Multi-screen display interface

HDMI(optional)

Positioning Function

 

Position way

GPSbeidou  optional

Working Mode

 

Working Mode

Stand-alone or connect to server

Power Consumption

 

Power Consumption:

15 W

Warning Function

 

Warning Function

Warning when card balance is insufficient or data memory is full

Wireless Communication


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