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Handling System
On-board computer with a printer
A basic combination of devices that allows both cash and electronic ticketing in different schemes and types of fares that can be varied and configured in the TransOffice system according to the needs of the carrier. Usage is typically found in suburban bus services. It significantly facilitates and speeds up the whole process of ticket sales in public transport for passengers and carriers.
The on-board computer, as the central unit, controls all the processes and peripherals in the vehicle, communicates with the TransFleet dispatch system and ensures the passenger handling process. The passenger will attach their transport, student or bank card, or scan the QR code from the mobile application, to the card reader. The card provides the necessary information about the passenger, including any travel discounts. The on-board computer processes the data, supplements it with data on the line, route, driver and tariff, and calculates the fare automatically. The resulting data is registered on the passenger's chip card. A ticket is printed for the passenger, if necessary, from a thermal printer attached to the on-board computer.
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Ticket marker
It is the ideal solution for convenient self-service passenger equipment in urban public transport. The device is able to work with different standards of contactless cards, and supports NFC and contactless bank cards. In addition to their verification, it also allows for the automatic issue of tickets.
Three types of models are available: a basic type, a model with a printer, or a model with a slot for labelling paper tickets as well.
The printer model offers fast, high-quality, full graphic printing of tickets. The issuing slot allows easy removal of the ticket and prevents unwanted manipulation of the ticket during the printing process.
Thanks to the option of integrating a wireless data transfer module, the device can also operate in autonomous mode.
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Inspector reader
It allows for the easy checking of tickets on public transport vehicles. The system guides the inspector through the necessary steps, making it easy to use and operate. It also offers the option to view detailed card information.
Each ticket inspector has an account to log into the system to carry out passenger checks. Once logged in, several steps follow. The first is a prompt to tap a card. The system is then ready to read the data on the passenger's card. Within a few seconds, the inspector has the result of the check, showing whether the passenger has a valid ticket.
It accepts payments by both contact and contactless payment or transport cards, as well as via NFC and 1D and 2D visual codes.
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