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c)
Visitor accounts
This was a visitor account setting
containing a barcode and id password
as a backup option.
Fig 11. Visitor accounts
In Figure 11 there were all accounts
that have been created by the
administrator. Each visitor get one
(1) account. Account status can be
seen, such as usage due date, total
time, and actual profile.
d)
Export voucher
Fig 12 showedthat was a ”Generate”
menu. It can be used to export
vouchers.
Fig 12.
Voucher
Figure 12 showed a barcode that can
be used by visitors. Each visitor
scanned the barcode using their
personal smartphone. If the visitor
did not have a camera device, they
used the user and password that had
been provided. This voucher was
given when the visitor had completed
the payment with the cashier. In
previous research, the development
of
smart
tourism
focused
on
developing online applications, but
this
study,
focused
on
the
development of wireless networks to
support smart tourism.
V.
DISCUSSION
Before the development of smart wifi,
interviewed tourists stated problems with
wifi connectivity if they moved to a different
destination because other sites had different
wifi passwords. However, with the smart
wifi, tourists feel the convenience and
benefit of using smart wifi.
The discussion of this study is about how
to use the smart wifi network system in
smart tourism in several ways. The smart
wifi network usage system is in the Figure
13 below.
Figure 13 describes the diagram flow of
the network system that was built for each
tourist spot. Visitors must connect to the
access point with the Same Service Set
Identifier (SSID) on the voucher. Visitors
can scan the barcodes using devices that are
supported by camera technology.
If it doesn't work, the visitor can repeat
the barcode scan or login on the web page.
The system will automatically open a web
page containing the user and password fields.
