Aurora TAVIS TAV-BX1, User Manual

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USERS GUIDE
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Using ReAX™ Core Studio
Core Studio has an extensive Help guide which provides
information on the events, actions, and variables that
interact with the data being received, to perform real world
tasks.
These tasks can be a matter of simply updating the user
interface or upgrade TAVIS to provide on-screen
instructions, adding digital signage to display
advertisements, and just about anything else you can
think of. All of this can be done with the tools readily
available in Core Studio, or imported in blocks of your own
JavaScript, HTML and CSS code.
By integrating ReAX with existing security systems, you
could use the data being transmitted to unlock a door,
clock in an employee for work, or send a notification for a
variety of reasons. The number of real-world uses is
limited only by your imagination.
These capabilities support several methods to keep the
information secure. For example, it’s possible to have
employees scan a code on their ID after they’ve confirmed
their thermal reading to obtain access to the next area. Or,
you might require an employee to register their information
with a 4 digit pin using the touch screen panel. You could
even forgo both of those options and rely solely on facial
recognition software. For software tutorials, please visit
Aurora Multimedia’s YouTube channel .