This product MUST be installed by a certified Hanwha STEP Partner!
PRE-INSTALLATION
1
INSTALLING AND
POSITIONING CAMERA
2
CONFIGURING
YOUR CAMERA
3
CONFIGURE LPR
APPLICATION
4
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CONTENTS
1
2
PRE-INSTALLATION
1.1 Choosing a Location
1.2 Measure
1.3 Checking Camera Position
INSTALLING AND
POSITIONING CAMERA
2.1 Camera Installation
2.2 Adjust for Plate “Rotation” Angle
3
4
CONFIGURING YOUR CAMERA
3.1 Field of View
3.2 Simple Focus on Plate Read Area
3.3 Con gure Initial Camera Settings
3.4 Observing Proper Installation
3.5 Examples of Improper Install
3.6 Verify Plate Rotation is Correct
CONFIGURE LPR APPLICATION
4.1 Optimizing the LPR Application Settings
4.2 Adjusting the Zoom Level
4.3 Fine Tuning Settings
- Check for Character Height & Threshold
- Adjust for Plate Text Contrast & Plate
Correction Settings
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1
0’
40’
Maximum Forward Distance
0’
20
º
45’
Maximum Forward Distance
Maximum Vertical Angle
PRE-INSTALLATION
1.1 Choosing a Location
The license plate recognition (LPR) technology running on this camera will provide you with the best results
when following the recommended installation constraints below.
Fig. 1
Camera shown from side
º
Maximum Vertical Angle
20
Recommended
20 degrees Maximum Vertical Angle
40 feet Maximum Forward Distance
Fig. 2
Camera shown from top
º
º
Maximum Horizontal Angle
20
20
Recommended
20 degrees Maximum Horizontal Angle
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1.2 Measure
For this step you will need three measurements in feet.
intersecting the bottom of the camera)
A
Lane Offset
B
B
Forward Distance (min and max expected)
Forward Distance
A
Lane Oset (from center of plate to the line parallel to the curb
Camera Height (min and max expected)
C
Chart Your Measurements Here
A
Lane Offset
Camera Height
C
B
Forward Distance
C
Camera Height
1.3 Checking Camera Position
The diagram and tables on page 4 illustrate recommended locations based on known osets. Verify that
the camera height and forward distance indicated by orange dots fall within the measurements you took in
previous step, 1.2 Measure.
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0
’
LANE OFFSET
(Camera centered with plate)
5
’
LANE OFFSET
5
’
LANE OFFSET
10
’
LANE OFFSET
10
’
LANE OFFSET
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY:
Distances Measured in Feet. The orange dots on the tables
below are recommended installation measurements. If your
measurements dier greatly from those represented on the table
- such as for installations that fall somewhere between the oset,
forward distance, or height shown, please consult Detailed LPR
Install Tables article in the Hanwha Knowledge Base.
0’ LANE OFFSET
Forward Distance
4'
6'
8'
Camera Height
10'
12'
14'
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Camera Height
5’ LANE OFFSET
Forward Distance
4'
6'
8'
10'
12'
14'
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Camera Height
10’ LANE OFFSET
Forward Distance
4'
6'
8'
10'
12'
14'
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2
INSTALLING AND POSITIONING CAMERA
2.1 Camera Installation
NOTE: Refer to XNO-6120R or XNV-6120R installation guide and follow the installation instructions.
2.2 Adjust for Plate “Rotation” Angle
For best results, check the angle of your plate compared to the horizontal angle and rotate the camera
to less than 3° as shown below (Recommended Angle(s).
Recommended Angle(s)
3°
>3°
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3
CONFIGURING YOUR CAMERA
NOTE: The default username and password to access the camera settings are: 1)User Name: admin 2)Password: Same as the
MAC Address of the unit (numbers and uppercase letters only) 3) Please change the default password at the first instance when you
access the camera settings. 4) Make sure to set correct date and time for the camera before going in to any additional settings.
3.1 Field of View
The below steps you will perform in the Wisenet camera con guration webpage
1
Con gure camera so left and right are correct, not mirrored.
2
Set camera zoom to capture license plate at about 20% of the width of the image
3
Adjust camera view angle so plate passes through the middle of the image.
3.2 Simple Focus on Plate Read Area
A unique feature of this camera allows you to select the
plate area and hit a button to perform a “Simple Focus” on
this plate area.
From the Video & Audio menu, select Focus Setup.
Click and drag to draw an area of focus where the
license plate is displayed.
6
Click the Simple Focus button to initiate a focus
operation on the user-speci ed area.
NOTE: The area indicated is not stored. If you need to perform
a new Simple Focus, please draw a new area on-screen.
Focus setup
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3. 3 Congure Initial Camera Settings
Choose the location below that best describes your LPR needs.
SSDR : Levels can increase the brightness
SSDREnables * - Tune this setting in step 4Enable
Level61
D RangeWideNarrow
WHITE BALANCE
ModeATWATW
BACKLIGHT
Mode
EXPOSURE
Brightness
Min. Shutter1/5001/120
Max. Shutter1/120001/12000
Prefer Shutter1/5001/120
Anti FlickerOFFOFF
SSNROFFOFF
Iris
AGCLow * - In step 4Middle
DAY/NIGHT : Set the day/night mode always in b/w
ModeB/WB/W
SPECIAL
DIS
SharpnessOFFOFF
Gamma0.450.45
Contrast5050
Color Level5050
Defog
OSD : You can display camera title, time etc using this feature
FREE FLOW (Plate read while moving up to 35MPH) STOP N' GO (Plate read while stopped)
OFFOFF
5050
DC (Auto)DC (Auto)
OFF : Digital Image Stabilization is not applicable for LPR settingsOFF : Digital Image Stabilization is not applicable for LPR settings
OFFOFF
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3. 3 (Continued)
FREE FLOW (Plate read while moving up to 35MPH) STOP N' GO (Plate read while stopped)
FOCUS
ModeManualManual
Digital ZoomOFFOFF
Zoom ModeManualManual
Zoom SpeedFastFast
Lens ResetManualManual
IR : Built in ir light helps to illuminate reflective plates specially when the environment has low light condition
ModeManualManual
Level100 * - In step 4100
NOTE: The settings indicated with a * may be adjusted for real-world performance during step 4.
3.4 Observing PROPER Installation
Image captured by the camera must be sharp and the license plate should pass near the center of the image.
Fig. 1Fig. 2
Zoom and Focus
The total width of the License Plate
should be between 1/5 and 1/4 of the
entire image. For best reading image
should be centered.
Plate Visibility
Path of plate motion should cross the image
as close to the center as possible.
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3.5 Examples of IMPROPER Installation
Too Far
Washed Out and Over ExposedCar Too Fast, Not Zoomed in, Cut off Not Zoomed In
Too DarkNot Focused
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3.6 Verify Plate Rotation is Correct
After plate area focus is complete, verify that you successfully rotated the camera less than 3° angle as shown below.
Recommended Angle(s)
4
3°
CONFIGURE LPR APPLICATION
4.1 Optimizing the LPR Application Settings
LPR application is an open platform application pre-installed and licensed along with the camera.
1
Connect to camera browser
through the Open Platform
2
Go to App
3
Click Start
1
2
3
>3°
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Once you are in the app, another browser tab will open up.
Navigate to the Setup tab as shown.
Con gure OCR Settings as follows and observe the read accuracy as the cars pass through.
Character height Min. 20
Character height Max. 30
Threshold 70
Plate color Dark Text on light background
Double line Plate Disabled
A
C
B
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NOTE: Observe the dial position as the pointer moves through the dial. Ideally you should target the vehicle to be at the
center of the image, well zoomed in as in the above picture. Notice the
is at the center of the Plate Height gauge and
anything from 90-100 threshold for a reliable read. If the readings are not within these guidelines, refer back to sections 2 and
3 for further adjustments.
C
Pixels captured are 25. This is a 100% accurate read. Your target should be
A
Threshold on the image is 100%, BDial pointer
4.2 Adjusting the Zoom Level
Using the Dial pointer on the Plate Height gauge, zoom in / out and observe the needle.
Zoom in / out: Zoom in or out and observe the needle to get it in the green range.
Example of Good ReadExample of Bad Read
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4.3 Fine Tuning Settings
Try changing the following settings for a clear picture.
A
C
B
Check for Character Height & Threshold
• Check the A“Char height Min” (Minimum Character Height) to the number of pixels [pixels] expected by software,
B
while
software. Minimum acceptable character is 20 pixels.
C
•
some plates that are read partially to be missed.
• A bright, clear and well sized plate image generate a score = 100. A misreading will fall below 50. A good initial setting
for the threshold is = 70.
• You may adjust these values to optimize the readings in your installation
“Char height Max” (Maximum character height) is the maximum character height [pixel] expected by
Threshold will allow to cutout readings with weak con dence in order to avoid fake readings. Note this may make
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Adjust for Plate Text Contrast & Plate Correction Settings
•
•
•
• After changing the parameters click on “Apply” to conrm the changes
Plate Color: Here you will be allowed to set the plate color and background with the options above.
Our recommendation is to set it as “Dark text on white background” to easily identify the number plates.
Correction: Opening the “Correction” drop down menu, you will be allowed to select on of two distortion
corrections: Perspective or Rotation. Choose for the dominant image distortion, if any. Otherwise select “none”
to preserve camera CPU resources.
Double line plate: If enabled will allow OCR to read plates split over 2 lines, which may not be applicable to US
number plates. After changing the parameters click on “apply” to conrm the changes.
NOTE: These settings are mainly for camera settings for a good License plate capture. Refer to additional user manual for
other settings for VMS integration & data access options.
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This product must be installed by a certified Hanwha STEP Partner!
For more information visit us at
HanwhaSecurity.com
Hanwha Techwin America
500 Frank W. Burr Blvd. Suite 43 Teaneck, NJ 07666
Toll Free : +1.877.213.1222
Direct : +1.201.325.6920
Fax : +1.201.373.0124
www.hanwhasecurity.com
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Under no circumstances, this document shall be reproduced, distributed or changed, partially or wholly, without formal authorization of Hanwha Techwin Co.,Ltd.
* Wisenet is the proprietary brand of Hanwha Techwin, formerly known as Samsung Techwin.
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