Bring your project type, service area and proposed responsibilities to Lexoh. Confirm product supply, licensing, training and support in the written offer. Any partner status, territory or reseller terms require a separate agreement.
For parking and security integrators
Parking and security systems for integrators
Bring Lexoh kiosks, connected lane equipment and Security Center into your parking or security project. Define the hardware, software interfaces and delivery responsibilities together, from the first site survey to the customer handover.
Make the buying decision
What can you integrate with Lexoh?
Lexoh manufactures access and payment kiosks and develops Lexoh Security Center. Integrators can build an entrance around Lexoh kiosks, RFID, QR or UHF readers, selected barriers and the operating software. Security Center brings sites, devices, users and access events together. Your project defines the equipment interfaces, installation, configuration and support responsibilities.
| System component | Lexoh equipment or software | Integrator’s role |
|---|---|---|
| Kiosks and readers | LPK-128V2 and LCB-30 kiosks; RFID, QR and Lexoh UHF9DBI readers.LPK-128V2LCB-30Lexoh UHF9DBI | Select the models and credentials, plan mounting and wire the documented interfaces. |
| Operating software | Lexoh Security Center for sites, users, devices and operating records.Explore Security Center | Configure the project’s devices, roles and access rules. |
| Hybrid architecture | Cloud management and offline mesh communication between site devices.Understand cloud and offline operation | Plan the network and power, then test interruption and recovery cases. |
| External software | Documented interfaces for the agreed data exchange. | Define the source system, supported operations and acceptance tests.Scope the software integration |
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Start with the operating outcome
Describe who arrives, how access is authorized, where payment occurs and who handles an exception. A security installer may be responsible for the physical entrance while another team manages payment or customer records. Clarify each team’s responsibilities before committing to equipment or an interface.
- Attach a lane or door schedule and site photographs.
- State what remains from the existing system.
- Identify the customer’s acceptance authority.
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Assign responsibility for each part of the installation
An integrated entrance combines civil work, power, networking, equipment, configuration and operating policy. For each deliverable, name the responsible team and the work that must be completed first. Confirm the scope of supply, installation help, training and ongoing assistance in the proposal.
- Identify who approves the bill of materials.
- Separate field commissioning from software configuration.
- Agree which team answers after customer handover.
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Connect cloud management with local device communication
Lexoh uses a hybrid architecture: cloud management plus an offline mode, with a mesh network that lets site devices communicate without internet. The integrator connects the field equipment and defines the site’s power and network requirements. Remote services and payment-provider connections have their own connectivity requirements.
- Manage configured sites and access permissions in Lexoh Security Center.
- Include local device communication in the commissioning tests.
- Document power requirements and the recovery procedure.
Connect the equipment and the operating software
The LPK-128V2 kiosk shown here is a physical equipment option; the Security Center illustration shows the operator’s view of an entry device. Review the chosen kiosk modules, device controls and site connections together, then assign installation and configuration to the responsible teams.
Integrator project questions
Provide exact models, firmware and interfaces for review. Compatibility and commissioning responsibility must be confirmed; shared terminology or connectors do not establish supported integration.
These services can be scoped in the project proposal. State the tests, training, support hours and on-site responsibilities needed so the written offer is specific.
Yes. Lexoh combines cloud management with an offline mode that uses a mesh network for local device communication. Include this behavior in the site’s commissioning plan alongside the equipment’s power requirements. Remote access, external software exchanges and payment authorization depend on their respective connections.
Bring the project brief to Lexoh
Share the site type, equipment inventory, required interfaces and the responsibilities your team wants to take on.