Catering system
1. Introduction of food and beverage system
IC card food and beverage system components: IC card charging device, IC cardreader, food and beverage system software and IC card
After installing food and beverage system on the computer, use IC card reader todistribute and recharge card for user, user carries card to consume on IC cardcharging device, the consumption data can be transmitted to computer throughTCP/CDMA/GPRS/WIFI, form reports, consumption details can be checked in thesoftware. Each set of food and beverage charging system has a unique authorization code, cards can be consumed with internal charging device only inthe same set of charging system. There are not consuming rights for othercards, this strongly guarantees data exchange security, maintains businessinterests. 1. System operating process
Data installation→Chargingsystem installation→Databaseconnection→Passwordamendment→Readauthorization card→Setbasic parameters(company information, canteens information, departmentinformation, meal settings, card subsidies and discount rate settings, cardcharging device communication port settings, recharge station settings, sectorsettings, terminal group settings, terminal settings) →Download parameters to charging device→Distribute operator card→Read operator card→Distribute user card(bulk cardavailable) →Enter userdata→User card recharge→User cardconsumption→Transactiondata collection and upload→Reportforms checking
2. Food andbeverage system function
a. System settings b. Basic parameter settings c. Food and beverage parameter setting d. User rights management e. User card management f. Food and beverage report forms
3. Food and beverage charging hardware introduction
a. The main function of food and beveragecharging device
Periodand card consumption (fixed consumption) Free consumption Quota function Card information checking Consumption data counting Two kinds of wallet (support “cash” and “subsidy”) Extra charge function Consumption discount Consumption record checking
a. IC card reader function
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