VIVOTEK LPR up to 180km/H

Introduction

This tutorial provides a comprehensive guide on how to effectively use the VIVOTEK LPR (License Plate Recognition) system, which can capture vehicles traveling at speeds up to 180 km/h. With features like anti-glare technology, dual lanes, and remote back focus, this system is ideal for various applications, including traffic monitoring and security.

Step 1: Understanding the VIVOTEK LPR Features

Familiarize yourself with the key features of the VIVOTEK LPR system to maximize its effectiveness:

• Speed Recognition: Capable of recognizing vehicles at speeds up to 180 km/h (85 MPH).
• Recognition Distance: Effective at a distance of up to 20 meters.
• Dual Lane Capability: Can monitor two lanes simultaneously.
• Anti-Glare Technology: Reduces interference from sunlight and improves image quality.
• Remote Back Focus: Allows for quick adjustments to focus without needing to access the camera physically.
• DIS (Digital Image Stabilization): Minimizes blurring from vibrations or movements.

Step 2: Installing the VIVOTEK LPR System

Follow these steps to properly install the VIVOTEK LPR camera:

1. Choose Installation Location:

   • Select a spot with a clear view of the lanes you want to monitor.
   • Ensure the area is well-lit for optimal performance.

2. Mount the Camera:

   • Use appropriate mounting hardware to securely attach the camera.
   • Aim the camera at a slight downward angle for better capture.

3. Connect Power and Network:

   • Connect the camera to a power source.
   • Use Ethernet or Wi-Fi to connect the camera to your network.

4. Configure Camera Settings:

   • Access the camera settings via the web interface.
   • Adjust settings for resolution and frame rate based on your needs.

Step 3: Adjusting the Camera for Optimal Performance

To ensure you capture clear images, follow these adjustment tips:

• Remote Back Focus Adjustment:

  • Use the remote back focus feature to fine-tune the camera’s focus.
  • Ensure the license plates are clearly visible in the camera feed.

• Angle and Tilt Settings:

  • Adjust the angle and tilt to cover the desired lanes.
  • Test the view by reviewing the camera feed before securing the adjustments.

Step 4: Setting Up Software for License Plate Recognition

To utilize the LPR capabilities, set up the necessary software:

1. Install Required Software:

   • Download and install the LPR software compatible with the VIVOTEK system.

2. Configure LPR Settings:

   • Input parameters such as vehicle speed limits and recognition distance.
   • Set up alerts or notifications for recognized plates.

3. Test Recognition:

   • Conduct test runs with vehicles passing through the monitored area.
   • Check the logs for accuracy and make adjustments as needed.

Conclusion

The VIVOTEK LPR system is a powerful tool for monitoring vehicle movements. By understanding its features, installing it correctly, and configuring the software, you can effectively capture and recognize license plates even at high speeds. For best results, regularly maintain the camera and software to adapt to any changes in the environment or traffic patterns. Consider exploring advanced features or integrations for expanded functionality in your monitoring setup.