ITC237-PU1A-IRHL. Quick Install Guide FEBRUARY tel: +44 (0) fax: +44 (0) web:

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1 FEBRUARY 2017 ITC237-PU1A-IRHL Quick Install Guide Official UK distribution partner tel: +44 (0) fax: +44 (0) web:

2 INSTALLATION OVERVIEW ANPR Setup When installing the ITC237-PU1A-IRHL it is important to consider both the mounting height and angle of the camera. If the camera is mounted too high or the horizontal/vertical angle too great, then the accuracy of the recognition software will be diminished. Listed below are the recommended mounting height and angles for reference. Setting Height & Distance 6 30 Tilt (Max) Capture Distance Mounting Height 6-10 metres 2 metres metres 3 metres metres 4 metres metres 5 metres metres 6 metres Metres 4 30 Tilt (Max) 2 30 Tilt (Max) Metres Setting Angles Plate Angles Max Angles AB66 CDE The horizontal angle should not exceed 30 degrees. AB66 CDE AB66 CDE 5 The angle of the number plate should not exceed 5 degrees (clock or anti clockwise). Product specification is subject to change without notice. E&OE.

3 Installation Scenarios Example 1 - Standalone ANPR camera Camera connected to network, accessed for viewing on PC using camera IP address. Features available (with SD card installed) Display plate snapshot Building of white list Live View Alarm output The camera can capture and store number plate snapshot images on an SD card. No video footage will be recorded using this setup. Network PC/Web Browser Example 2 - Networked ANPR camera Camera connected to NVR, accessed for viewing on NVR OR PC using camera IP address. Features available when connected to standard recorders; Display plate snapshot (camera web browser) Building of white list (camera web browser) Alarm output(camera web browser) Live View (camera web browser) Continuous video recording (NVR feature) NVR features available when connected to NVR608/NVR616 recorders; Any plate/whitelist/blacklist trigger events which include; Recording NVR relay output NVR buzzer Full screen display Snapshot PTZ activation ANPR Camera NVR Network PC/Web Browser Barrier controlled by relay out Switch PC for programming/monitoring Tel: +44 (0) Fax: +44 (0) sales@cop-eu.com Online: 3

4 INSTALLATION When configuring the ANPR camera for use with an NVR or as a standalone system, all devices should first be connected together. The ITC237-PU1A-IRHL supports POE (802.3at) or can be powered by 12v DC Housing Connections LED_DRI 12V GND HEATER LAN POE 12v GND LAN POE Used when not utilizing the PoE capability, connect the 12v positive to this terminal This is the terminal used for the negative connection when using 12v power Connection to Network switch or NVR PoE port PoE connection to body camera Camera Connections G TX RX B A NA I1 I2 NO C RESET Reset G L1/L2 NO C Push button used to restore camera to factory settings Ground connection for alarm inputs Alarm Inputs 1 & 2, used to trigger snapshot independently Normally Open alarm output connection, used to trigger external devices such as barriers Common terminal to be used with NO terminal Product specification is subject to change without notice. E&OE.

5 CONFIGURATION Once the camera has been mounted and all connections terminated, use a PC or Laptop connected to the same network switch as the ANPR to login to the web browser interface. By default the IP address of the camera is , if required this can be changed via the Config Tool or within the camera web browser. Login to the camera via the computers web browser. Username: admin Password: admin123 NOTE: When connecting to an NVR it is vital to use the correct login credentials in the NVR remote device menu. Failure to input the correct credentials will lock the camera until the correct credentials are used and the camera is rebooted. Install Live View Full Screen Snapshot Logged Plate Number Plate Snapshot Event List Once logged into the camera the live display will be shown. To configure the camera lens and recognition settings, first select the install button. The camera has built in electric back focus, this allows for adjustments to the focus to be made via the web browser (manual focus is still required initially). To use this feature select the AutoFocus button. Select the Region button and then Redraw, use the left mouse button to draw the detection area that vehicles will pass through. Tel: +44 (0) Fax: +44 (0) sales@cop-eu.com Online: 5

6 CONFIGURATION Select the Detect Line button and then Redraw, use the left mouse button to draw the detect line. The detect line is used to set the trigger point for recognition. Set Local Plate to the desired group, EU is the recommended setting. Select Save to store the settings. Go to Setup > ITC > Intelligent The Confidence Filter sets the sensitivity for detection. If this is set to high events may be missed, if set too low then false events may occur. The recommended setting is 70. Once the Confidence Filter has been set, click Save to store the setting. Go to Setup > ITC > Snap Cutout Select the SnapCutoutEnable box and click Save to store the setting. Product specification is subject to change without notice. E&OE.

7 Go to Setup > Storage > Destination Select the Format button to format the SD Card, once complete the SD Card is ready for use. Return to the Live tab and select the Receive Pictures tickbox. When vehicles pass through the detect zone, the snapshot and number plate information should be displayed. The snapshot can be quickly downloaded by double clicking the event entry in the event list. The Receive Pictures tickbox is only used when monitoring events via the web interface. When used with an NVR608/616 or as an unmonitored standalone system, the tickbox is not required to be selected. Tel: +44 (0) Fax: +44 (0) Online: 7

8 WHITELIST SETUP To configure a whitelist to trigger the camera alarm output when a pre-configured number plate is detected follow the steps below. Go to Setup > ITC > BW List Select the Enable tickbox Select the Start Match tickbox Select the White List Search tab Click add to input a number plate into the whitelist database Plate Number Start Time End Time Master of Car Gate mode Vehicle number plate information. This must be entered in capital letters The date this number plate should first be enabled in the whitelist The date this number plate should be disabled in the whitelist. Vehicle owners name Select whether the vehicle should be allowed access Click OK to add the vehicle information to the whitelist. Product specification is subject to change without notice. E&OE.

9 Select the Link Sign Out tab, this option sets when the alarm output will trigger and also the time the alarm output triggers for. Select the Enable tickbox to enable the alarm output There are three operating modes: Traffic Trust List All Snap Car Order Trigger the alarm output based on white list Trigger the alarm output for all vehicles Trigger the alarm output using computer software (This feature is currently unavailable) When testing the alarm output the Hand On button can be used. Selecting this button will trigger the alarm output so control of external devices can be tested. IR LED ADJUSTMENT The built-in IR LEDs of the camera can be configured to adjust the intensity of the IR Light. Go to Setup > ITC > Extra Device > Light(485) Config Work Mode Light Brightness Light Arr Mask Auto Mode Prevalue Used to set the IR working mode manually or automatic, the recommended setting is Auto The intensity of the IR lights Select which array of LEDs are used. There are six LEDs grouped in pairs, each tickbox represents and array. The default setting is all arrays selected. Set whether the IRs should turn on/off based on LUX level or by a timed schedule. The level the LEDs should turn on/off at based on LUX. (Only applicable when Auto Mode is set to Brightness). Select Save to store the settings. Tel: +44 (0) Fax: +44 (0) sales@cop-eu.com Online: 9

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