UHF & Bluetooth parking System – TGW-BTCR

1. Using Bluetooth transmission protocol, data transmission is stable and reliable.
2. 60-degree directional scanning recognition, completely solve the misrecognition of car following.
3. 15 sets of body code two-way verification, no interference between adjacent multiple channels.

1. Vehicle approach:Authorized vehicles approach the entrance passage of the parking lot. The vehicles are equipped with active Bluetooth electronic tags.
2. Automatic wake-up and recognition: The Bluetooth UHF reader installed at the entrance continuously transmits signals. When a vehicle enters its recognition range , the reader automatically “wakes up” and reads the unique ID information of the vehicle tag.
3. Data Transmission and Verification:The reader transmits the tag ID read from the label in real time to the background parking management system for verification through the Bluetooth gateway.
4. Issuance of authorization instructions:

Successful verification: The management system sends the “open gate” instruction to the barrier.

Failed verification: The management system does not send the opening instruction, or notifies the staff at the booth to intervene manually.

5. Automatic passage: The barrier gate rises automatically, and at the same time, a welcome message or vehicle information can be displayed on the screen.

1.How does this system work?

We install readers at the entrance. Your vehicle has an exclusive Bluetooth/UHF tag attached to it. When the vehicle approaches, the reader will automatically identify the tag from a distance and, after verification is successful, control the barrier to lower and allow passage.

2.Do I need to stop or roll down the window?

No, you don’t. This is a truly “hands-free passage”. The vehicle can be automatically identified while it’s in motion, and you can simply drive in without any action.

3.How far can the Bluetooth tag be recognized?

The recognition range is usually between 3 and 10 meters. This ensures that the vehicle can be accurately identified before entering the passage, allowing sufficient time for the barrier to raise.

4.If multiple vehicles follow each other (follow closely) when entering, will the system make a wrong judgment?

No. This system has excellent conflict prevention capabilities. It can accurately distinguish the tags of the front and rear vehicles and ensure that only authorized vehicles are allowed to pass, effectively preventing vehicles from following closely and entering illegally.

5.Will rain or bad weather affect the recognition?

The impact is minimal. The equipment and labels both have excellent waterproof, dustproof and anti-interference capabilities, and can adapt to various harsh weather conditions, ensuring stable operation.

6.Do the labels need to be charged or have batteries replaced?

This depends on the type of label. Passive UHF labels do not require batteries, while active Bluetooth labels have a built-in battery that can last for several years. When the battery level is low, the system will give an early warning to facilitate your replacement.

7.What should I do if my tag is lost or damaged?

Please contact the parking lot administrator immediately. They can cancel the old tag ID in the system’s backend and reissue a new one for you to ensure safety.

8.How does the system prevent a vehicle from using multiple tags for multiple vehicles?

Our system strictly enforces the “one vehicle, one tag” rule. Each tag ID is uniquely associated with an authorized vehicle license plate number in the background. If a vehicle that is not bound is detected attempting to use the tag, the system will deny its passage.

9.Besides controlling access, does this system have any other functions?

Yes. It is also applicable to automatic lane opening upon entry. Moreover, it can be used for various value-added services within the park, such as vehicle positioning, parking space guidance, and management of fixed area permissions.

10.If the identification fails and the barrier does not raise, what should I do?

Please pause for a moment and check if the label on the windshield has fallen off. You can also contact the central control room through the intercom system at the entrance. The staff will manually verify your identity and remotely open the barrier.