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Bewator Entro Project Design Manual
Example 5 – Reservation system
We have a facility with an entrance door and a garage door. In addition there is a laundry
room with two machine groups where reservations can be made. To reduce the wear of
machines, we want to randomly allot them to users.
Each machine group reservation should allow for the use of a drying room during the
reserved time. This door will only be unlocked during a specified opening time when the
card is presented.
The End-User should be able to reserve time intervals via the Internet – or by using
InfoPoint IP810 terminal.
Suggestion
We make arrangements for the local area network (LAN). This includes an Internet
connection. The InfoPoint is mounted near to the laundry room and connected to the LAN.
The IOR6 relay controller is used in two ways:
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Machine control – the relay is active during the whole interval, which means that the
machine is turned on and can be used. When the interval ends – the machine stops
and can not be reused.
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Door control – the relay is active only the specified opening time (like an ordinary
access door). The main reader of the reservation object freely can be used to unlock
the door during the reserved interval.
The End-user reserves time intervals by using the PCs web browser or via the InfoPoint
IP810. In both cases a login must be entered. One of the machine groups is the allotted
User (based on the parameters set by the System Administrator).
The system automatically activates the necessary equipment to be used.
Access to the Entrance door and the Garage door will be fully controlled by the “ordinary”
Time schedules and Access groups in Bewator Entro – not by the Reservation system.
Please see next page for the solution.
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