HOW OUR GUARD LOG SYSTEM WORKS?
When performing tour, security guard brings along an RFID reader and scans
the location tags at pre-determined checkpoints. Upon scanning, the checkpoint
information together with tour date time is recorded into the reader.
If there is event or incident to report (for example, broken window, lights
left on, etc), the corresponding event number is entered into the reader by
scanning special RFID tags in an event wallet. Common events are pre-defined in
the guard log system and additional custom events can be added.
After the tour, information stored in the reader (holds 28,675 transactions)
can the easily downloaded to the computer via communication cable.
The tour records then becomes available for analysis, viewing or printing
through multiple types of reports, including:
Touch & Log Reports:
• Exception Reports
• Incident Reports
• Personnel Reports
• Maintenance and Inspection Reports
The main advantages of using proximity over other technologies are:
- No physical wear and tear by touching
- No battery needed for the location tags
- Location tags can be hidden in walls to prevents tampering
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