NFC And 2D Bar Code Ticket Readers - Access IS

2011
The BGR135C 2D bar code and contactless
smart card/NFC document reader
Access offers a wide range
of devices for border control,
immigration, public access
kiosks & automated turnstiles.
The OCR601 is a single
action reader that captures the
machine readable zone (MRZ)
from documents complying
to ICAO9303 and provides a
robust and low-cost alternative
to overly complex full-page,
Access designs and manufactures innovative data
capture devices for immigration, security and airport
applications.
New for 2012 is the BGR135C, an innovative
airport boarding gate reader which adds
contactless smart card and NFC travel document
reading to established 2D bar coded boarding pass
technology.
Please visit our stand and ask for a demonstration of
any of the products featured in this brochure.
Passport & e-Passport
Readers
multi-illumination document scanners. An integrated RFID reader
enables the simultaneous decode of the contents of an e-passport
or contactless smart card chip and the OCR601 can also capture
the image of the MRZ data for analysis by the user’s application.
Access OCR products can be
integrated into kiosk solutions
NFC and 2D Bar Code
Ticket Readers
OCR640 full-page & OCR601
MRZ passport imagers
The OCR640 is capable of
capturing the full-page of a
passport as a colour image or
greyscale, or merely read the
MRZ. An RFID option enables the
device to simultaneously decode
the contents of an e-passport or
contactless smart card chip.
The OCR601 & OCR640 are
suitable for integrating into
kiosk and auto-turnstiles.
Access supply identity & travel document imagers for security,
immigration, law enforcement & queue-busting applications
OEM OCR Passport
Reading Module
Central to a number of Access
designs, and available to OEM
manufacturers, the OCR310
is the world’s smallest optical
character recognition (OCR)
module. The OCR310 is
designed for integration into
portable devices such as handheld
computers and ultramobile
PCs in applications Miniature OCR310 module
including security checks at
airport boarding gates, accelerating airport check-in and police
identification checking.
The OCR310 captures code lines from machine-readable travel
documents conforming to ICAO Document 9303. APACS debit
and credit documents can be read together with E13B OCRB and
mixed E13B and OCRB fonts.
Access’ proven OCR decoder
technology ensures fast and
accurate document reading.
The OCR310 integrated into
hand-held device
The device has very low power
consumption and a sleep facility,
maximising battery life. A developer’s
kit is available to assist in
the integration of the OCR310
into OEM equipment.

Check-In Goes Mobile
Self-service kiosks have reduced the time taken for passengers to
complete the check-in process but queues quickly back-up during
times of peak demand or when the normal process is disrupted.
A new family of snap-on devices from Access enable ground agents
to relieve check-in queues using hand-held mobile computers.
The devices read the MRZ on passports and ID cards, enabling
roaming agents to be deployed to airport check-in and fast bagdrop
areas to process passengers and, where required, capture
APIS data allowing them to proceed directly to security. An option
for reading magnetic swipe cards allows agents to read loyalty
cards and accept credit card payments, enabling the processing of
upgrades, extra baggage or altered flights.
Access’ snap-on modules replicate the mobile computer’s connectivity allowing batteries to be charged with the device attached. Low
power consumption maximises the time between charges, typically beyond a working shift. A model designed for Motorola’s MC70, MC75
and MC75A will be rolled-out to a major US airline this year. Models compatible with other leading mobile computers are available.
Low-cost Standalone Devices
OCR323 & 340 manual swipe
passport stand-alone readers
Access offer low-cost
and easy-to-implement
stand-alone
security document
reading solutions.
OCR323 stand-alone
readers offer a high
performance solution
for MRTD reading
and the reading of
E-13B and OCR-B
fonts used on
cheques in banks.
The bidirectional read and two colour LED indication
makes the OCR323 easy to operate.
The OCR340 is a combined OCR and MSR reader
designed for reading both MRZ data and magnetic swipe
cards in a single device. Most airport Common Use
Systems are supported and the reader can be adapted
to add a new host or to support nonstandard cards such
as loyalty or frequent flyer.
Security Applications
Access products are designed to be used in a
wide variety of security applications including
immigration, queue busting, airport boarding gates,
security and law enforcement. Please contact us for any
security requirements you may have.
Access IS
18 Suttons Business Park
Reading, Berkshire
RG6 1AZ, United Kingdom
Tel: +44 (0) 118 966 3333
Fax: +44 (0) 118 926 7281
Access (North America) inc
Atlanta
Georgia
USA
Tel: +1-770-645-2771 Email: sales@access-is.com
Web: www.access-is.com
Snap-on MRZ Reading
Access’
miniature
OCR reader,
the OCR310, is
designed to be easily
integrated into a wide
range of security devices. Here
are a few examples of existing applications.
Clockwise: Motorola MC70 & MC75 ®
MRZ snap-on accessory; Itronix tablet
computer; Intermec CN3 & CN4 ® MRZ
snap-on accessory; add-on reader for
Blackberry ® PDAs
Hand-held readers with
finger print reader