Whether one credential can open multiple storage compartments?

The credential access rules for Intelligent storage locker cabinet self are not fixed. It includes a default standard mode and a customized extended mode. Standard devices deployed in public and commercial scenarios adopt the one credential for one compartment rule by default, while customized equipment can realize the function of opening multiple compartments with one credential to meet differentiated demands of various scenarios and balance safety and convenience.

Most public general Intelligent storage locker cabinet self, including those installed in scenic spots, shopping malls, stations and libraries, are factory-configured to bind one credential exclusively to one storage compartment. The access credential generated after scanning codes, entering passwords, swiping cards or facial recognition can only unlock the assigned compartment and cannot open other cells. This design prioritizes storage safety. Public areas have large groups of unfamiliar floating populations. The one-credential-one-compartment rule effectively prevents item misplacement, loss and disputes caused by credential sharing. It clarifies ownership of stored goods and fits scattered and independent storage demands of the public, serving as the basic safety configuration for public scenarios.

In specific exclusive scenarios, the system program and access authority of Intelligent storage locker cabinet self can be upgraded to achieve the function of opening multiple compartments with one credential, namely the multi-cell access mode for a single credential. This customized function delivers high practicality for group and bulk storage scenarios. In enterprises, staff can use employee cards to open multiple storage compartments together to store team supplies, office devices and promotional materials during team building and exhibitions, eliminating separate operations for multiple people and greatly improving efficiency. On campus, teachers and students can use one unified credential to open several compartments and store group equipment and activity supplies for club events and class field trips.

Convention centers, competition venues and training institutions also frequently adopt this customized function. Exhibition organizers can use one management credential to unlock multiple compartments in designated storage areas collectively to store exhibition equipment, materials and gifts. Training centers can reserve multiple storage compartments for students through teachers' exclusive credentials for storing learning supplies. In warehouses and factory storage areas, administrators can unlock multiple compartments in batches with authorized credentials to realize centralized storage and unified management of materials.

It should be noted that the one-credential-multi-compartment function is only available for authorized exclusive credentials. Ordinary users still use the independent single-compartment access mode, which will not affect normal use in public areas. The background management system can precisely set the scope of authority, customize the number and area of accessible compartments and usage duration, and support temporary and long-term authorization. It meets the convenient demands of bulk group storage while avoiding authority abuse and item disorder, enabling the equipment to adapt to diversified scenarios and balance convenience and management standardization.