Integrating RGP with a 24-hour door

We've had a few requests on how RGP could integrate with a 24-hour door access.

RGP can be called directly from the command line to validate a barcode.

To connect to a door you would need to have someone write a small Windows program that listened for the barcode from the door, called RGP, and then opened the door if RGP returned that the barcode was valid.

Format:

rockgympro.exe /barcode XXXXX

where XXXX is the barcode.

RGP will return 0 (good) or (1) error. It will return an error if the barcode is not valid OR the customer's record is not valid - expired membership, past due balance, etc.

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  • Does running from the cmd line like this insert to the checkin table as well ?

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  • Yup, it records a check-in.

    Although... this will not check remote databases for a matching barcode in multigym installations. This is on my list to add though. Another gym wants multigym command line check-ins.

    What's your timeline for deploying a door? I'd love to add multigym support and have someone to test it.

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  • Are there updates to this feature? (For a single location.) Looking to implement something like it in a co-op type setup. No timeline yet.

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  • It works as advertised and does support multigym now... but no additional updates beyond that.

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  • Andy - do you have any more info about the implementation of this such as the locks used, control system, etc...?

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  • We are researching hardware currently, though can't offer a timeline.

    I will say the after reviewing implementations, it is quite expensive. The locking mechanism and installation will easily exceed $5000 from our research.

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  • If you want to discuss what other gyms are using to monitor 24 hour access, please send an email to support@rockgympro.com. If you add "attention: Amy" I will attend to the email.
    We have changed how we respond to emails as RGP has hired another support person, Jon Manz, to assist our customers [and me!], so if add the attention Amy- I'll respond. Thank you.

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