ANPR ACCESS | INSTALLATION GUIDE
Configuration
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General
Enable:
Enables the use of the check list.
List Location:
Select the check list location.
FFS is the ANPR internal Flash File System.
FTP refers to a list residing on an external server.
FTP Server
File Name:
It allows setting the check list file name. The file name
and its extension must correspond to the file name
residing on the server.
FTP IP:
The ftp-server IP address.
FTP Username:
Username of the ftp-server user.
FTP Password:
Password of the ftp-server user.
FTP Port:
Port number of the ftp- server. Usually port number 21.
FFS (Flash File System)
Upload procedure -upload check file from PC to ANPR:
Click the Browse-button and select the check file (located on the PC or on the local
network). After the file has been selected, click the 'Upload List'-button to send the
file to the ANPR.
Download procedure - download check file from ANPR to PC:
Click the 'Download List'-button to download the check list from the ANPR (as .TXT
file). This list is read from the ANPR's RAM memory.
5.2.7
EVENTS / ACTIONS
The ANPR generates a number of different of events. It is possible to associate one
or more actions to each event. The Events and Actions matrix is used to configure
and assign actions to the events.
On the left side of the matrix the events are shown.
OCR Read:
Event number plate recognized.
OCR Not Read:
Event number plate read partially. Partially means that
groups of character were read that do not comply with
any syntax supported by OCR libraries of the version in
use. Typically, an OCR Not Read event is generated when
the detected number plate can't be properly read due to
dirt or damage. This event is also generated if the number
plate's Country of Origin is not supported by the firmware
library version.
OCR No Plate:
Event image processed containing no number plate – this
event is generated in trigger mode only. See chapter 5.2.1
for a more detailed description of the various available
operating modes.
Match on list A:
Event number plate number recognized and a match
found in check list A.
No match on list A:
Event number plate number recognized but no match
found in check list A.
Match on list B:
Event number plate number recognized and a match
found in check list B.
No match on list B:
Event number plate number recognized but no match
found in check list B.
Start trigger:
Start trigger event (either digital or ethernet).
