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The QuickSnap™ Employee Enrollment System is a portable data collection system created to deliver the convenience of a transportable badging and enrollment station. The QuickSnap™ works with the QuickPic™, providing a complete badging solution for your facility.  Designed for large or multi-site facilities where it is often difficult to maintain enrollment of employees and visitors, the QuickSnap™ Employee Enrollment System allows the administrator to bring the enrollment facility directly to an individual.  The QuickSnap™ software is loaded on a laptop or notebook computer providing extreme portability.  From just about any location an employee or visitor can be enrolled and the employee database updated. Imaging devices using the standard Twain compliance (digital cameras and cameras) can import employee images into the database.  The QuickSnap™ then shares its database with the stationary QuickPic™ System so badges can be created.  The QuickPic™ database can also update any LX Technologies access control system database seamlessly.

    Overview
    The Quick-Snap Video Badging System, provides a cost effective, easy to use, and professional quality solution for organizations needing to capture and store Images, design ID badge layouts and print ID badges. Quick-Snap Video Badging can also be a standalone system or integrated with SpectrumLX Access Control System.

    Key features include:

    • Images can be captured from a CCTV camera via PCI or AGP frame grabber cards
    • Images can be captured via a digital camera or scanner
    • Images can also be imported as Bitmap (BMP) or JPEG
    • Supports Web Cam via USB port
    • Signatures can be imported via a signature pad
    • Comprehensive badge design capability
    • Image cropping capability
    • Company logos can be imported for a corporate identity
    • Individual badges can be previewed before printing
    • Bulk badge printing capability
    • Interfaces with all Windows XP® and Windows 2000®
    • compatible card printers
    • Supports magnetic stripe encoding with Fargo printers
    • Double sided card printing supported with Fargo printers
    • Capability to monitor an access point with stored and live images displayed to system operator when card reader is used
    • Batch and multi-card per sheet printing
    • Supports most industry standard image formats
    • Encodes barcodes (including PDF417 and datastrip), magstripes and smart chips
    • Easy drag & drop (WYSIWYG) design tools with chromakey and ghosting support enables professional looking cards with customized backgrounds and logos
    • Captures photos with any TWAIN compliant device
    • Simple “all” or “select” card batch update
    • Custom report writer with dossier printing
    • Import from any ODBC compliant database
    • Card records can be securely sent via the Internet in a “ready to print” format to an Asure ID Card Service Bureau for primary or backup card printing
    • QuickStart Guide for easy setup
    • Available in multiple languages

    System Architecture

    Image Capture

    For each cardholder both a facial image and a signature can be captured, or imported. These images can be capture from a standard CCTV camera connected to the computer (via a Video Card) or imported via a digital camera or scanner or as Bitmap (BMP) or JPEG files. Signatures can be imported via a signature pad. Web Cam is also fully supported.

    Image stored as part of card record

    The captured or imported image is stored as a part of the cardholder record. The use of data compression techniques ensures efficient use of the available hard disk space to maximize the number of images that can be stored.

    Badge Design

    A comprehensive integrated ID badge design facility is also provided, allowing multiple custom badge layouts to be defined then saved with a suitable description as a reference. This makes full use of the card record details such as Name, Card Number, Inactive Date as well as allowing personal data to be included, for example, Company, Department or Job Title. All these details are available for use on the ID badge design as required. Company logos can also be imported as a Bitmap (BMP) or JPEG to provide a personalized corporate appearance to the card. A default access right, and expiration period, can also be assigned to a card.

    Badge preview screen / ID badge printing

    When a new card record is created the badge preview screen displays the specific card’s details on the selected badge design, allowing confirmation prior to the badge being printed. Quick-Snap Video Badging software supports any manufacturer’s printer with a Microsoft Windows 2000® or Windows XP® compatible printer driver for the printing of ID badges. When used with specific printers from the Fargo range (such as the Fargo C15), the option to encode a magstripe card during the printer cycle can also be incorporated. This is simply achieved by selecting the required format prior to requesting the badge to be printed. This allows applications requiring on-site encoding to combine both actions in a single process. A default access right, and expiration period, can also be assigned to a card.

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SpectrumLX Explorer

(Standalone)

SpectrumLX Explorer

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SpectrumLX Navigator

(Enterprise)

The SpectrumLX Explorer software can support 64 readers, making it perfect for those small to medium size systems. No network stations available.

The  SpectrumLX Explorer (Network) software can support 64 readers and 32 work stations and is the perfect addition to  your networked larger systems.

The SpectrumLX Navigator software can support up to 2048 readers and 32 workstations per system, perfect for your medium to large system needs. An infinite number of SpectrumLX Navigator Systems can be networked together, providing complete protection no matter how large the infrastructure.

Has everything the Navigator package has, with built in redundancy for up to 16 network servers.  Ideal for centralized WAN/LAN systems.


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