Event Access

In the ICAM systems, event access can take on one of two broad types. These are ticketing and general validation. Tickets allow a card to be used a specified number of times for an event, while general validation checks to see that a card matches predefined database criteria. The following is a brief list of examples of some different types of Event Access:

Determine eligibility for tickets for athletic and special events, and void after use
Determine if a student is registered
Identify a cardholder as a student, faculty member, staff member, or special class
Check authorization
Determine eligibility to vote in student elections

Readers commonly used with the event access applications are:

Diebold 727 and Diebold Turbo Card Readers.
The Diebold Access series of access control readers.
The Comtrex Sprint series of POS terminals.