Parking lot access control system based on separated infrared transceiving and control method
An infrared transceiver and access control system technology, applied in the parking lot access control system and control field, can solve the problems that the lane system cannot correctly judge the identification signal, the willingness to use small and medium-sized cells is reduced, and the signals interfere with each other.
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[0040] A parking lot access control system based on separate infrared transceiver, see Figure 4 ,include:
[0041] The OBU device installed on the car; the OBU device includes a first infrared receiving module and a first infrared emitting module independently arranged on its outer surface; the first infrared receiving module is arranged below the first infrared emitting module, so The transmitting head of the first infrared transmitting module is set towards the obliquely upward direction, and the receiving head of the first infrared receiving module is set towards the obliquely downward direction;
[0042] The RSU device installed on the gate of the parking lot; the RSU device includes a second infrared receiving module arranged at the top of the gate, and a second infrared emitting module arranged at the bottom of the gate; the emitting head of the second infrared emitting module faces toward It is set in an obliquely upward direction, and the receiving head of the second...
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[0054] A parking lot access control method based on separate infrared transceiver, applicable to the above-mentioned parking lot access control system, see Figure 7 , including the following steps:
[0055] S1: transmit infrared induction signals through the second infrared emission module arranged at the bottom of the gate;
[0056] S2: Receive the infrared sensing signal through the first infrared receiving module arranged on the OBU device;
[0057] S3: Transmit an infrared return ID signal containing the device ID through the first infrared transmitting module arranged on the OBU device;
[0058] S4: receiving the infrared return ID signal through the second infrared receiving module arranged on the top of the gate;
[0059] S5: Analyzing the infrared return ID signal, and controlling the gate to open or close according to the analyzed device ID.
[0060] Preferably, the OBU device is installed above the right side of the dashboard of the car.
[0061] Preferably, whe...
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