GV-LPR Camera
Installation Guide
2016/01
English
LPR-QG-E
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All GeoVision Products are manufactured in Taiwan.
1. Important Notice
When installing the
GV-LPR Camera
, consider the guidelines in this document
to ensure the captured image is sound for further analysis.
The GV-LPR Camera comes with free GV-DVR LPR software. Since the free
GV-DVR LPR software is a trial edition, it can only capture the license plate
images and does not support plate recognition. When you use the access
control software GV-ASManager to see the captured plates, you will see “Plate
Not Recognized” message as illustrated below.
Continued on the reverse
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The view angle of the camera should be within 30 degrees to the
ground. Based on the view angle and the IR distance of your camera,
install the camera at a proper height and distance.
For example, if the IR distance of your camera is 20 meters, the camera
should be installed 12 meters at the maximum from the ground and 16
meters from the vehicle.
2. Installation Site
12M
16M
< 30°
20M
● Install the camera to the front of the vehicle (Recommended)
●
Installing the camera on the side
< 15°
►
To avoid capturing unnecessary contents in the image, the camera should be
installed in a higher position to capture the front part of the vehicle only. When you
install the camera at angle to the side, the angle should not exceed 15 degrees.
●
For
VGA or D1 image resolution
, the full width of the vehicle should fill the
image.
●
For
1.3M image resolution
, the captured vehicle should occupy
approximately half to two third of the image width.
3. Criteria for Qualified Car Plate Resolution
Note:
The captured plate should be 30 to 35 pixels in height. To check
the height, copy and paste the characters into a Paint file and save it in
BMP format (e.g. ). Right-click the BMP file, select
Properties
and click the
Summary
tab to find the Height information.
Note:
1. For GV-LPC 2210 / 2211 / 2011, only install your camera in such an
angle illustrated by figure1 and figure 3 to ensure image quality.
2.
Try to avoid placing the camera where it can be subjected to direct LED
light. The LED lighting from vehicles, streetlights, etc. may cause flickering
images.
Figure 1
Figure 2
Figure 3