Category: Identiguide

Nortech IdentiGuide directs drivers effortlessly to available spaces – giving you 80% of the benefits of a full parking bay monitoring system at only 10% of the cost. By installing IdentiGuide’s accurate real-time entrance, level and zone guidance, you can ensure drivers park quicker because they are guided to areas with available spaces. Driving directly,…

The IdentiPark Overhead Counter (IOC) units utilize the same hardware as the Bay Monitoring Sensor but have been optimized to count vehicles within the parking facility from an overhead vantage point. These units are connected in pairs and provide an alternative detection method in lieu of the more intrusive IdentiPark Vehicle Counter. These units are…

The IdentiPark Vehicle Counter (IVC) is employed as the vehicle counting platform within the IdentiPark system via a maximum of four 4-Channel input cards. The IdentiPark Vehicle Counter facilitates two methods of counting: AB logic, which is used in lanes that accommodate bi-directional vehicle flow. The other is N+1 logic which is used in lanes…

The IdentiPark OR Module is a device used for combining multiple IOC sensors into a single output, typically for use with an IdentiPark Mini IVC. The module can accommodate two groups of sensors, each comprising three sensors in a particular group. The module converts the signal from the three connected sensors into a single output…

The IdentiPark Mini IVC is designed purely for overhead counting solutions, utilizing the IdentiPark Overhead Counters instead of inductive loop technology. The Mini IVC can only count via AB logic and requires two IdentiPark Overhead Counter units to function in a pair when counting vehicles. The Mini IVC is perfect for smaller applications where the…

The Nortech IdentiPark IntelliBooster (IB) provides power and communications to equipment on its sensory bus distributing commands from the Data Concentrator among the 31 possible sensory or visual devices that can be linked to it. It is microprocessor-based and has the intelligence capacity to maintain commands to sensory equipment such as the Bay Monitoring Sensors…

The Nortech IdentiPark Data Concentrator (DC) makes use of a high-speed ethernet connection to transfer information from IdentiPark software and the IntelliBooster (IB). The DC then switches its communications format to the Nortech Proprietary Can (NPC) bus when sending commands to its IB’s. Although the DC has no intelligence capabilities, it enables the IdentiPark network…