The parking lot system is an important component of modern intelligent communities. What factors do we need to consider when planning and constructing it? Especially as an intelligent community, it not only has a parking lot management system, but also includes other systems such as property management patrol system, video surveillance system, building intercom system, emergency alarm system, etc. When planning, we must consider comprehensively and not affect the normal use of other systems. We can analyze from the perspectives of requirements analysis, interests of all parties, and system configuration.

1. The requirement analysis of the community parking lot system includes two aspects: the functional requirements of the parking lot system and the objective conditions of the site.

Functional requirements: What functions should the parking lot system have, and should it be equipped with temporary cards? Do I need to swipe my card without parking? Whether a license plate recognition system is needed, these functions are configured according to the specific management needs of the community.

The conditions of the site, such as the size of the parking lot, the number of entrances and exits, the type of lanes, and how parking spaces are divided, also affect the configuration and functionality of the parking lot system.

2. Through the demand analysis of the community parking lot, we have learned the basic needs, and we also need to analyze the interests of various aspects. The interests of all parties here refer to the analysis from the perspectives of investors, managers, and users.

1. Investors: Investors consider cost and return, and may not be able to configure other fancy features. Their requirements are just appropriate;

2. Management personnel: They require a high level of automation, simple and convenient operation, and reduced work intensity in the parking lot;

3. Community users: They are concerned about whether the fees are reasonable and transparent, whether safety is guaranteed, and whether entry and exit are convenient;

Alright, based on the above two analyses, we can configure the parking lot system according to the specific situation. System configuration mainly includes the following aspects: functionality, interface operation, and value-added.

1. Function: Based on the previous analysis, we need specific system configuration, such as how many entrances and exits, how many booths there are, whether surveillance cameras are needed, whether a parking management system is needed, whether remote operation is required, and so on.

2. Operability: This aspect depends on whether the software operation page is simple and convenient, and if it is too complex, it will affect the use of the manager;

3. Value added parts: such as whether to provide temporary parking fee services for vehicles, increase multimedia advertising, etc.