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Car Park System<\/h2>\n
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XP-CPRO5 controller<\/strong> can also be used as the car park controller. Each reader interface point can be used to control an entry\/exit point for car park. The reader interface will be connected to the reader as well as the barrier to control the barrier arm.<\/p>\n

The XP-CPRO5 offers multi-gate anti-passback of up to 5 gates and the XP-CPRO10 can manage up to 10 gates. These gates are linked using RS485 connection and the total distance is as far as 1000m.<\/p>\n

The XP-CPRO5 control offers large card holder database. It can store up to 10,000 card holders and therefore it can cater for most of the capacity requirement.<\/p>\n

It can be linked back to the computer using xPortal2007 \/ xPortalNet software.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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<\/span>1. How do I configure software for car park system<\/div>
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