Automated Access
Innovative, Flexible, Customized Turnkey Solutions
TRMI automated access systems provide the ability to monitor and protect enclosed areas while screening pedestrians or vehicles in a controlled fashion. These functions are becoming increasingly vital for companies, sports stadiums, airports, campgrounds and other facilities.
Vehicle Products
- Specific Area Access
- Traffic Management
- Sensitive Areas
- Toll Roads
Pedestrian Products
- Security Entrance Lanes
- Security Gates
- Turnstiles
Typical Applications
- Public Transportation
- Immigration Points
- Airports
- Parks
- Parking Lots
TRMI Case Study: An Automated Access System for Six Parks in Cameron County, Texas
In 2010, TRMI designed a comprehensive electronic access system for six park areas on South Padre Island and the adjacent mainland in Cameron County, Texas. Using magnetic strip tickets and SIRIT® RF window stickers, the system enables the Cameron County Park System to automate and control RV and camping space reservations for all six properties.
“This is a sophisticated but easy-to-use system, bringing the power of electronic tolling to a scheduling and access control application,” said Jim Cranston, TRMI Director of Marketing. “It provides the Park System with a wide array of advanced technologies, hardware and software, designed to coordinate and streamline park operations.”
Included in the system:
- Gates, loops and terminals to control access to the parks
- A system database server to store transactions and support reporting
- Web applications for monitoring and reporting
- Workstations for point-of-sale transactions
- Third-party software support for reservations by Campground Master™
- A network to support connectivity between park locations
- Designs for future integration with the toll collection system at Veterans Bridge
- Video cameras and digital recorders
- An RF sticker tag system by SIRIT® to identify different types of users
- Integrated outdoor payment kiosks to accept cash and credit card payments
- Exit lanes with one-way traffic flow protection
Using Oracle® Database 11g Release 2 and Cisco® network security to implement the most current web-browser-based applications, the system runs over existing private networks or over the internet, using high-security virtual private networks. All data communications employ TCP/IP protocol over Ethernet networks. All systems that connect over the internet use a VPN tunnel to provide a secure private network for data transmissions. The connections use the required encryption levels as well as HTTPS/SSL for all traffic using a certificate from a trusted root authority. Additionally, the system meets or exceeds all applicable Payment Card Industry (PCI) data security standards.