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Plate Visibility at Various Distances
When setting up your HL2X, be aware that the
further the camera is positioned from the subject,
the smaller the plate will appear within the picture.
HL2X (License Plate Capture) Tips:
Use the “Walktest” mode to be sure the camera is aimed correctly. After setting
your camera up, it is best to drive by yourself at various speeds to see how your
camera will react to a moving vehicle. You may find that you need to adjust your
aim slightly after testing.
We also offer a modified Cable Box for use in camouflaging your
camera in urban/suburban settings when setting up to capture
license plates.
The default mode for License Plate Capture is 5 still images in RapidFire mode. If
you find that you do not get enough opportunities to read a plate in default mode,
you can switch to 5 second videos with Dynamic length turned on. The vidoes
record a series of still photos in a motion jpg with the same resolution as the still
images. You get 5 frames per second in video mode, so typically you will get about
3 times as many images of a given vehicle. The downside to this is more storage
space is used up for each vehicle, and videos are a harder to view each frame.
The illumination is set to Medium output as default for the HL2X. Under most
situations, this is a perfect setting. If, however, you have very close plates and you
are getting “blow - out” on the plates, you can turn the illumination down to Low
output. If you are set-up in such a way that plates are a little dim at night, you can
boost the illumination output to High.