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SmartLPR Access
License Plate Recognition Unit
All-In-One
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SmartLPR Access Installation Guide
Risk Group 1
WARNING | ATTENTION
IR emitted from this product
Rayonnement infrarouge (IR)
émis par ce produit
Risk Group 2
WARNING | ATTENTION
Possibly hazardous optical radiation. Do not stare at
operating lamp. It may be harmful to the eye.
Rayonnement optique éventuellement dangereux. Ne
pas regarder la lampe, cela peut être nocif
pour les yeux.
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Motorized lens
Adjusts the focus and the zoom without the need to open the unit
Smart LED lighting
Adapts the quantity of light depending on the environmental conditions
Main board
Captures, processes and recognizes the images
Integrated power supply
No need for an external power supply (AC voltage models)
Status LED
Shows system status
Transmission board
Integrates Ethernet communication, digital input /outputs, the motorized zoom controller and the Wiegand output
interface
High resolution 1280x600
Normal 752x480
Version
Compatible
Firmware Update Required
Different first number
No2
--
Same first number Different second number
Yes
Yes
Same first and second numbers Different third number
Yes
No
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Installation
This section describes how a SmartLPR® unit is installed from the moment you plan its
placement and until it is finally installed.
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2. Installation of the unit
The correct operation of any LPR system depends on several external factors. Most of these
factors can be optimized if considered during the access lanes layout. Quercus Technologies
can guarantee an optimum operation of a SmartLPR® Access system only if the access lanes are designed according to the layout described in this chapter.
If there are any physical constraints that make it impossible to observe these guidelines, it is
very important to carry out the installation with the supervision of Quercus Technologies support department.
In case the unit has to be installed close to the 2,5 meters limit from the barrier, you must
take into account factors that might affect the quality of the recognition, for instance:
difficult angles, vehicles that might stop with their license plate partially or entirely out of the
image.
Take into account that a correct zoom and focus adjustment is compulsory for an optimum
functioning of the unit.
In case of outdoor installation, all direct sunlight on the lens should be avoided.
SmartLPR® Access system allows two types of way of obtaining a capture:
1. Front plate capture: This is the recommended operation mode as it is easier to install and
provides the best recognition rates.
2. Rear plate capture: to be used only when it is absolutely necessary, for example, in countries
where vehicles do not have a front plate.
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2.1. Front plate capture
2.1.1. Front plate capture
Recommended
2,5 – 3 m
Minimum distance
1,5 m
Maximum distance
5 m
The unit must always be installed at 2,5-3m from the barrier. In this type of installation, the
LPR unit captures the license plate when the vehicle arms the presence loop installed in line with
the ticket dispenser, as shown in the drawing below.
Warning:
The table above shows the recommended, minimum and maximum distance where you should
install the unit taking the barrier as reference.
3m
Barrier
Presence detection sensor
2,5m
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2.1.2. Queue management in installations for front plate capture
Queues are usually formed in barrier-controlled accesses, thus you have to make sure that the
license plate of the arriving vehicle will be fully seen. To this end, we recommend the use of two
metal loops: the second one should be placed under the barrier so that when the vehicle is no
longer on it, it won't appear in the image. This way, the vehicle does not appear in the images
of the vehicle that enters after it (the sequence of image capture starts when the first loop
reports presence and the second one doesn't report it any more).
Incorrect
Vehicle detection sensor pressed
Correct
Queue detection sensor free
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2.2. Rear plate capture
2.2.1. Rear plate capture
In installations for rear plate capture, we recommend installing a presence detector before the
one installed in line with the ticket dispenser. In this way you make sure that the camera captures
the license plate when the vehicle releases the first sensor (called “LPR sensor” in the drawing).
The recommended distance between the camera and the LPR sensor is 2,5m.
2.2.2. Queue management in installations for rear plate capture
In installations for rear plate capture, the best way to manage situations when queues are
formed is by installing a speed bump in line with the camera and before the LPR sensor that
triggers the capture. This way, a vehicle that enters after the first one must slow down and it
won't interfere in the capture taken of the first vehicle.
2,5m
6m
3m
Barrier
LPR sensor
Presence detection sensor
2,5m
6m
3m
Barrier
Presence detection sensor
LPRSensor
Speed bump
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2.3. Ceiling installation
In case the unit must be installed on the ceiling, the minimum horizontal distance from the unit
to the license plate must be of 5 m and the angle between the unit and the floor must not exceed
30º.
The maximum height where the unit could be installed (h), can be calculated as
follows:
h=L·tanβ
where for a minimum horizontal distance of 5 m, we get h= 2.9 m.
2.4. Electrical installation and cables needed
Each SmartLPR® Access recognition unit must have the following cables:
● Power cable: 3x1.5mm2 or 3x2.5mm2 section cable (alternating current) or 2x1.5mm2
(direct current).
● Shielded Network cable: UTP cable, category 5 (ethernet networking).
● Signal cable: 7-pin shielded cable (if the 2 inputs, one output and Wiegand
communication are required) with a 0.5mm
2
cross-section.
For more information about the power consumption of each unit, please refer to the “Technical Data Sheets” downloaded at http://downloads.quercus.biz/.
Distance (L≥5m)
Height (h)
Camera angle (β≤30º)
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3. Supplied material
3.1. List of materials for cabinet models
1. Recognition unit
2. Quick start guide
3. Sun shield (optional)
4. Base fixing screws
5. 3 connectors (power, signals, network)
1 2 3 4 5
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3.2. List of materials for camera housing models
1. Recognition unit
2. 3 external connectors (power, signals, network)
3. Quick start guide
3.3. Optional parts for camera housing models
1. Wall support
2. Floor / ceiling kit (floor/ceiling bracket + iron sheet + spacer)
3. Pole kit (wall bracket + tube adapter)
1 2 3 1 2
3
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4.1. Unit installation
4.1.1. Cabinet housing unit installation
Open the unit. Use a standard triangular 8mm wrench / 8mm
triangular spanner.
Pass the cables inside the cabinet.
Connect the cables to their pin. (check 4.2. Wiring and pinouts).
Place the unit so that the glass should point approximately to the
center of the lane.
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Fix the unit to the floor. Let the screws untighten as you'll have
to rotate the cabinet to correctly adjust the image. (see section
4.3. Focus).
Place the sun shield.
To know how to make these cables, go to 4.2. Wiring and pinouts.
4.1.2. Camera housing unit installation
Camera housing units are designed to be installed, with the corresponding optional components,
in the following configurations:
● Wall. Using wall bracket.
● Ceiling. Using floor/ceiling kit.
● Floor. Using floor/ceiling kit.
● Vertical Cylindrical Mast. Using vertical pole kit.
All types of installation are described next.
Keep the screws of the swivel head loose to be able to follow the installation steps described.
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4.1.2.1 Wall installation
Place the unit on the bracket.
Place the bracket on the wall.
4.1.2.2. Ceiling installation
Remove the iron plate of the swivel head and keep the screws for the final step.
Place the swivel head on the vertical bracket.
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Fix the iron sheet on the unit using the spacer provided.
Place the unit on the bracket, keeping the longer side of the bracket in the front.
Install the bracket on the ceiling.
4.1.2.3. Floor installation
Remove the iron sheet from the swivel head (you will not need it for this kind of installation).
Place the swivel head on the vertical bracket.
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Place the unit on the bracket keeping the longer side of the bracket in the front.
Fix the unit to the floor.
4.1.2.4. Vertical pole installation
Place the unit on the wall bracket.
Fix the wall bracket to the pole bracket.
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Place the assembly obtained on the vertical pole.
4.1.2. Common procedures
This section describes all the procedures common to all the installation methods of the camera
housing models (ceiling, wall, mast, floor, etc.).
1. Connect the network cable.
2. Connect the power supply cable.
3. Connect the input/outputs cable (if needed).
4.2. Wiring and pinouts
This section describes all the steps you need to follow in order to make the cables (power, digital
I/O-if necessary-, and the network cable) used in both cabinet and camera housing installation.
4.2.1 Making the cables
Steps for assembling the DC power cable:
Remove the cable gland from the main body of the
connector
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Unscrew the main body of the connector.
Pass the cables through the cable glands and through the
main body of the connector.
5
Tighten the main body of the connector.
Tighten the cable glands at the bottom of the connector.
Steps for assembling the AC power cable:
Remove the cable gland from the main body of the
connector.
Unscrew the main body of the connector.
Pin
Meaning
1
+12V
2
GND
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Pass the cables through the cable glands and through the
main body of the connector.
5
Tighten the main body of the connector.
Tighten the cable glands at the bottom of the connector.
To assemble the network cable, follow these steps:
Unscrew the back side of the cable boot.
Pin
Meaning
1
Neutral
2
Line
3
N/C
E
Protective Earth
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Pass the cables through the cable glands
and through the boot.
Crimp the RJ-45 connector.
Place the RJ-45 connector inside the boot
and close it.
Please note: the boot is essential
in order to assure the leak
tightness of the unit.
Steps for assembling the I/O cables (if needed):
Remove the cable gland from the main body of the
connector.
Unscrew the main body of the connector.
Pass the cables through the cable glands and through the
main body of the connector.
diameter (rear view)
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5
Tighten the main body of the connector.
Tighten the cable glands at the bottom of the connector.
Once you have all the cables made, connect them to the unit and tighten firmly.
For the camera housing models, seal the connectors you did not use with the sealing cap supplied.
4.2.2. Input/Output system characteristics
The inputs have two possible states: in open circuit they indicate “0” the and in ground short
circuit they indicate “1”.
The output provides an open circuit or a ground short-circuit and leads a current of up to 200mA.
Example of an output layout with relay:
Pin
Meaning
1
IN1
2
IN2
3
OUT1
4
+ 12V
5
GND
6
Wiegand D0
7
Wiegand D1
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4.3. Focus
To adjust the camera follow the next steps:
1. Connect the unit to power.
2. Connect the crossover cable to the unit and the laptop.
3. Switch on the laptop and go to the web browser.
4. Go to http://<IP address of the unit> (see it on the label).
5. Type the password, "quercus 2" to enter setup.
6. Select the unit you want to adjust.
7. Place a license plate or a car centered on the lane at the beginning of the presence loop
(usually in front of the ticket dispenser) and make sure the license appears in the center of the
image. Follow the next steps:
Cabinet models:
● Rotate the cabinet until the license plate you see in the image is slightly oriented to the
opposite side of the camera. For instance, if you have installed the camera on the right (taking
as reference the way vehicles enter) side of the lane, the license has to be slightly on the left of
the image. On the contrary, if the camera is installed on the left side of the lane, the license in
the picture has to be on the right.
● Tighten the screws and firmly fix the cabinet on the floor.
Camera housing models:
● Loosen the screws of the swivel head.
● Rotate the unit until the license plate you see in the image is slightly oriented to the
opposite side of the camera. For instance, if you have installed the camera on the right (taking
as reference the way vehicles enter) side of the lane, the license has to be slightly on the left of
the image. On the contrary, if the camera is installed on the left side of the lane, the license in
the picture has to be on the right.
● Tighten the screws again.
8. From the "Camera" tab of the selected unit, use the +/- controls to set the focus and the
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zoom (the license plate must be in the center and the image sharp). Check section 5.2. Lens
adjustment to know how to correctly use these adjustment options. Adjust the zoom and the
focus until you get a license plate at a ¼ scale to the whole image. (The size of the license plate
you see on the image should have approximately 140-150 pixels from first to last character.) (for normal resolution model)
9. Make sure that the adjustment covers all the positions in which a license plate can appear.
Click on "Recognize" to read the license plate and check if the recognition system is working in
any lane position.
4.4. Closing the unit
Once the installation is done, follow these steps:
1. Remove the network crossover cable from the laptop.
2. Connect the network cable.
3. For the cabinet models, put the lid of the unit back in place.
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Configuration
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4. Configuration system
Each SmartLPR® Access unit has an embedded configuration web from where you can configure
all the units in an installation at the same time.
To configure the units in an installation you must follow the next steps:
5.1. Login
Go to http://<IP address of the unit> (check the label of the unit), select “Normal” option and
type the password (by default "quercus2").
5.2. Lens adjustment
Once you are logged in, "Camera" window will appear. Here you can set the focus and the
zoom of the lens.
To make it easier to set the focus, adjust the brightness of the image by using the +/- controls
in "Brightness" tab.
You can adjust the lens by using the +/- zoom and focus controls.
To make sure you've properly adjusted the lens, click "Recognition" to request the license plate
recognition in the image.
LOGIN
MULTI-UNIT CONFIGURATION
CONFIGURE UNITS
APPLY CHANGES
LENS ADJUST
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5.3. “Multi-unit configuration”
Press on “Multi-unit configuration” menu to see all the units found in the system. Click on the
icon that represents a camera to adjust the focus/zoom of each unit; once you have adjusted all
the units, go back to “Multi-unit configuration” tab. We will see a list with all the units found in
the system each of them with its IP address, description and firmware version.
Click on “Refresh” to refresh this list and “Save changes” to save the changes made in this
section.
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5.4. Configure the units
To configure each unit go to the button menu at the top left corner of the screen. Click on
"Configuration" . There are various submenus with different configuration variables. It is very
important to click "Save changes" to save the changes made in each submenu.
● COMMUNICATIONS:
● Gateway: gateway to Internet access. Used when the central system is out of the
local network of the unit, otherwise it can be left pointing to “127.0.0.1”.
● NetMask: network mask of the unit.
● Central System Host 1: IP address of the central system.
● Central System Host 2: (optional) IP address of the second central system.
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● RECOGNITION: configuration of the recognition engine of the unit.
● WorkingMode: the operation mode of the unit. Possible values:
● Software: it is the central system that determines when the plate recognition
should take place.
● Hardware: the unit detects vehicle movements and determines when the
recognition should take place (every time a new vehicle arrives).
● Pre-trigger: the unit is continually recognizing license plates as vehicles are
approaching and internally stores the best recognition. When the client
application request the license plate, the unit immediately sends it.
● Pre-arming loop: the unit directly receives from a loop installed at the
beginning of the lane a signal indicating the recognition must start. When the
client application sends a recognition request, SmartLPR® Access sends the best
recognition result.
● Regions: the available regions are on the left and the ones you have selected on the
right. Too add or remove regions, use the arrows. Also use the arrows to define the
priority order in the "Current" column.
● Advanced settings: variables for the advanced configuration, only available to
expert users.
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● OSD:
● Main options: Parameters that configure the information to be overprinted as text
straight on the image.
● Active: sets the OSD system active or not.
● Position: image position where the text should be displayed.
● Labels: information on each OSD line. By default, the date and license plate of the
image recognized appear. To change or add more information, check 6.3. OSD
section.
● DATE & TIME SETTINGS:
● Configure date and time: configures the automatic synchronization of the hour with
an external server.
● Time protocol: protocol used in date and time synchronization. Its possible
values are “TIME” and “NTP”. If set to “TIME”, the protocol used will be the one
specified in “ARPA Internet RFC 868” document; if set to “NTP”, the protocol used
will be Network Time Protocol.
● Time server: date and time server that will synchronize the unit once a day.
● TimeZone: time zone of the computer. Useful to make sure that the date and
time synchronization takes into account time zone differences. The possible values are the ones in zoneinfo data base (http://www.iana.org/time-zones).
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5.5. Apply changes
To apply the configuration press "Apply" in the "Apply changes" menu.
You can select the units you want to apply the changes to and also the changes you want to
apply.
The units need to restart to make the new settings operational and this can take up to 1 minute.
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Advanced concepts
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6.1. Firmware update
To update the firmware means to incorporate in the unit newer versions of SmartLPR system in
order either to fix some errors or to include new functionalities.
6.1.1. Steps required before updating
Before installing an update, you first have to make it available on the unit. Follow these steps:
Remarks
1
Warning: NEVER try to install an update that
does not come directly from the
Quercus Technologies support department, as you
could permanently damage the unit firmware. If
fraudulent manipulation of the firmware
installed is detected, the product warranty will
be canceled immediately.
2
Open an FTP connection to the unit
(address ftp://<unit_IP>).
The identification and password are the same as
those used to enter configuration (default user
“admin”, password “quercus2”). If you access it
from Microsoft Internet Explorer, use
ftp://admin@<unit_IP> as address and enter the
password when asked.
3
Upload the update file to the FTP server.
4
Close the FTP connection.
Please note that the data uploaded in the FTP server will not be permanently stored (it is lost
every time the unit restarts) so upload the file only when you actually plan for the update to
take place.
6.1.2. Update
When the file has been uploaded to the FTP server you can update the system. To do that, select
“Update Firmware” option from the menu.
If there are update files available in the server, the system will ask you which file you wish to
use, select the right file (normally there will only be one available). The window that appears
describes the series of actions that will take place. If you agree, click “Update”.
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Once the update is finished, a window with the result of the update will appear, and the unit will
restart, now operating with the new firmware.
Updating the unit firmware is a delicate operation. If you still have doubts about the process,
contact Quercus Technologies support department who will guide you through so that you can
carry out the update safely. Moreover, take into account the following:
1.The firmware update does not modify the current setup of the unit. However, the
new firmware might require the configuration of additional parameters (initially found
at their default value). See the documentation attached with the update to understand
what you have to do when the update is finished.
2. Do not update the system if there is a high probability of temporary power cuts.
3. The SmartLPR® unit will not be functional while the update takes place. Do not do this at times
when you need the unit to remain operational.
4. Make sure the update has been carried out successfully. To do this, check the version
returned by the unit before and after the process, for example using the "System Information"
function from the main menu.
6.2. The behavior of the control led
The control Led has 4 possible status: off, blue, red and green. The combinations and their
meaning are described next:
● blue: the system is initializing.
● flashing blue light: can mean two things:
a) data disk is being checked (during initializing).
b) data disk is being formatted (at user's command).
● red: there has been an error and the unit is no longer functioning correctly. Check the
log file (on the configuration web) to find out more about the error.
● green: the system functions correctly.
● red / blue (flashing): can have two meanings and in both cases the user MUST NOT
SHUT DOWN the unit while the lights are flashing as it can cause irreversible damages:
a) system is updating (at user's command).
b) system is restoring to the original version (also at user's command).
● red (flashing): some critical errors affected the system and they cannot be solved
automatically. Go to the configuration web by writing the original IP address of the unit
and follow the steps here to correct the errors manually.
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6.3. OSD
Every OSD line has both text and variables which will be replaced by a specific value in each
recognition; a line can have up to 63 characters. You will find a description of the available
variables at the last page of the present paper.
In order to define a variable, mark it with a "$", followed by the identifier and two brackets where
the configuration will be written.
$name_of_the_variable(configuration_of_the_variable)
Depending on the variable format the configuration mode changes. The present formats are:
● Text: does not allow configuration. Example: identifier of the unit.
Example 1: identifier of the unit.
$carId()
● Time: its value expresses a date, with microsecond accuracy. Example: moment when
the incident occurred.
You must indicate the date format in the configuration paragraph, using at least one of the
following sequences. You can place text strings to make it more comprehensible.
○ %u: relative microseconds. ○ %m: relative milliseconds. ○ %c: relative centiseconds. ○ %d: deciseconds. ○ %S: second. ○ %M: minute. ○ %H: hour. ○ %D: day. ○ %T: month. ○ %Y: year. ○ %I: date and hour in ISO 8601 format.
In all these sequences, except for the one in ISO 8601 format, it is possible to indicate the
minimum number length by adding the following values between the "%" and the sequence
identifier:
● "X" where X is the minimum length of the number, right-justified and without spaces.
● "0X" where X is the minimum length of the number, right-justified and filled with zeros.
Example 1: hour with microsecond accuracy.
$timestamp(hours %H, minutes %M, seconds %S, milliseconds %m,
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microseconds %u)
Example 2: hour with millisecond accuracy.
$timestamp( %Y/%02T/%02D %02H:%02M:%02S.%03m)
Examples
Configuration 1: Moment: $timestamp( %Y/%02T/%02D %02H:%02M:%02S.%03m).”
Possible result 1: Moment: 2014/05/18 13:01:20.711.”
Configuration 2: “Unit $unitId(), Vehicle $carId() - $license().”
Possible result 2: “Unit 35, Vehicle 27 – 1111 AAA.”
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Variables available in OSD
Description
Identifier of the variable
Format
Vehicle identifier.
carId
Text
Identifier of the trigger that led to the recognition.
TriggerId
Text
Shows if the license matches any known grammar.
grammarOk
Text
Character or Characters identifying the country of the recognized license.
country
Text
Recognized license without blanks, hyphens or any additional decoration.
chars
Text
Number of unknown chars (displayed as question marks in the license).
numberOfUnknownChars
Text
Average quality of the recognized license plate (from 0 to 1).
avgQuality
Text Identifier of the unit.
unitId
Text
Recognized license with the corresponding additional decoration (blanks, hyphens, etc.). If the license doesn't match with any known grammar, this field will not contain any decoration.
License
Text
Quality of the recognized character (from 0 to 1).
minQuality
Text
Rectangle inside the image where the license was found, in “(<left>,<up>)-(<right>,<down>)” format. If the license doesn't match with any grammar, or it is empty, the value of this field will be the image dimensions.
roi
Text
Date and time of the recognition.
timestamp
Date
Unit description
description
Text
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Annexes
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1. 7. Annex A: Table of product references and technical specifications
Format
Power
Extra
Resolution
Color image
Temperature
control
North-America
version
Name
Reference
Cabinet Painted
Stainless
steel
cabinet
Camera
Housing
AC
DC
●
●
SmartLPR Access A AC
07000400 ●
●
●
SmartLPR Access NA A AC
07000410
●
●
●
SmartLPR Access A AC CT
07000402
● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access NA A AC CT
07000411
● ● ●
SmartLPR Access A WL AC
07000404
● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access NA A WL AC
07000412
● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access A WL AC CT
07000406
● ● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access NA A WL AC CT
07000413
● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access A CL WL AC
07000414
● ● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access NA A CL WL AC
07000415
● ● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access A CL WL AC CT
07000416
● ● ● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access NA A CL WL AC CT
07000417
● ●
SmartLPR Access A DC
07000401
● ● ●
SmartLPR Access NA A DC
07000418
● ● ●
SmartLPR Access A DC CT
07000403
● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access NA A DC CT
07000419
● ● ●
SmartLPR Access A WL DC
07000405
● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access NA A WL DC
07000420
● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access A WL DC CT
07000407
● ● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access NA A WL DC CT
07000421
● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access A CL WL DC
07000408
● ● ● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access NA A CL WL DC
07000422
● ● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access A CL WL DC CT
07000409
● ● ● ● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access NA A CL WL DC CT
07000423
● ●
SmartLPR Access I AC
07000424
● ● ●
SmartLPR Access NA I AC
07000425
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Format
Power
Extra
Resolution
Color image
Temperature
control
North-America
version
Name
Reference
Cabinet Painted
Stainless
steel
cabinet
Camera Housing
AC
DC
● ● ●
SmartLPR Access I AC CT
07000426
● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access NA I AC CT
07000427
● ● ●
SmartLPR Access I WL AC
07000428
● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access NA I WL AC
07000429
● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access I WL AC CT
07000430
● ● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access NA I WL AC CT
07000431
● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access I CL WL AC
07000432
● ● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access NA I CL WL AC
07000433
● ● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access I CL WL AC CT
07000434
● ● ● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access NA I CL WL AC CT
07000435
● ●
SmartLPR Access I DC
07000436
● ● ●
SmartLPR Access NA I DC
07000437
● ● ●
SmartLPR Access I DC CT
07000438
● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access NA I DC CT
07000439
● ● ●
SmartLPR Access I WL DC
07000440
● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access NA I WL DC
07000441
● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access I WL DC CT
07000442
● ● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access NA I WL DC CT
07000443
● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access I CL WL DC
07000444
● ● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access NA I CL WL DC
07000445
● ● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access I CL WL DC CT
07000446
● ● ● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access NA I CL WL DC CT
07000447
● ●
SmartLPR Access C AC
07000450
● ● ●
SmartLPR Access NA C AC
07000460
● ● ●
SmartLPR Access C AC CT
07000452
● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access NA C AC CT
07000461
● ● ●
SmartLPR Access C WL AC
07000454
● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access NA C WL AC
07000462
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Format
Power
Extra
Resolution
Color image
Temperature
control
North-America
version
Name
Reference
Cabinet Painted
Stainless
steel
cabinet
Camera Housing
AC
DC
● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access C WL AC CT
07000456
● ● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access NA C WL AC CT
07000463
● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access C CL WL AC
07000464
● ● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access NA C CL WL AC
07000465
● ● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access C CL WL AC CT
07000466
● ● ● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access NA C CL WL AC CT
07000467
● ●
SmartLPR Access C DC
07000451
● ● ●
SmartLPR Access NA C DC
07000468
● ● ●
SmartLPR Access C DC CT
07000453
● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access NA C DC CT
07000469
● ● ●
SmartLPR Access C WL DC
07000455
● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access NA C WL DC
07000470
● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access C WL DC CT
07000457
● ● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access NA C WL DC CT
07000471
● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access C CL WL DC
07000458
● ● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access NA C CL WL DC
07000472
● ● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access C CL WL DC CT
07000459
● ● ● ● ● ●
SmartLPR Access NA C CL WL DC CT
07000473
The data sheets with the corresponding technical specifications for each model can be downloaded at
http://downloads.quercus.biz/, “Technical Data Sheets”.
Warning
This is a class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.
SmartLPR Access C AC
SmartLPR Access C AC CT
SmartLPR Access C WL AC
SmartLPR Access C WL AC CT
SmartLPR Access C CL WL AC
SmartLPR Access C CL WL AC CT
SmartLPR Access NA C WL AC
SmartLPR Access NA C WL AC CT
SmartLPR Access NA C CL WL AC
SmartLPR Access NA C CL WL AC CT
SmartLPR Access C DC
SmartLPR Access A DC CT
SmartLPR Access C WL DC
SmartLPR Access A WL DC CT
SmartLPR Access C CL WL DC
SmartLPR Access C CL WL DC CT
SmartLPR Access NA C WL DC
SmartLPR Access NA C WL DC CT
SmartLPR Access NA C CL WL DC
SmartLPR Access NA C CL WL DC CT
SmartLPR Access A AC
SmartLPR Access A AC CT
SmartLPR Access A WL AC
SmartLPR Access A WL AC CT
SmartLPR Access I AC
SmartLPR Access I AC CT
SmartLPR Access I WL AC
SmartLPR Access I WL AC CT
SmartLPR Access A CL WL AC
SmartLPR Access A CL WL AC CT
SmartLPR Access I CL WL AC
SmartLPR Access I CL WL AC CT
SmartLPR Access NA A WL AC
SmartLPR Access NA A WL AC CT
SmartLPR Access NA A CL WL AC
SmartLPR Access NA A CL WL AC CT
SmartLPR Access NA I WL AC
SmartLPR Access NA I WL AC CT
SmartLPR Access NA I CL WL AC
SmartLPR Access NA I CL WL AC CT
SmartLPR Access A DC
SmartLPR Access A DC CT
SmartLPR Access A WL DC
SmartLPR Access A WL DC CT
SmartLPR Access I DC
SmartLPR Access I DC CT
SmartLPR Access I WL DC
SmartLPR Access I WL DC CT
SmartLPR Access A CL WL DC
SmartLPR Access A CL WL DC CT
SmartLPR Access I CL WL DC
SmartLPR Access I CL WL DC CT
SmartLPR Access NA A WL DC
SmartLPR Access NA A WL DC CT
SmartLPR Access NA A CL WL DC
SmartLPR Access NA A CL WL DC CT
SmartLPR Access NA I WL DC
SmartLPR Access NA I WL DC CT
SmartLPR Access NA I CL WL DC
SmartLPR Access NA I CL WL DC CT
Warning
This equipment (see Technical Specifications Datasheets at www.downoloads.quercus.biz) has
been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part
15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment.
This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed
and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful
interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own
expense.
SmartLPR Access A AC
SmartLPR Access A AC CT
SmartLPR Access A WL AC
SmartLPR Access A WL AC CT
SmartLPR Access I AC
SmartLPR Access I AC CT
SmartLPR Access I WL AC
SmartLPR Access I WL AC CT
SmartLPR Access A CL WL AC
SmartLPR Access A CL WL AC CT
SmartLPR Access I CL WL AC
SmartLPR Access I CL WL AC CT
SmartLPR Access NA A WL AC
SmartLPR Access NA A WL AC CT
SmartLPR Access NA A CL WL AC
SmartLPR Access NA A CL WL AC CT
SmartLPR Access NA I WL AC
SmartLPR Access NA I WL AC CT
SmartLPR Access NA I CL WL AC
SmartLPR Access NA I CL WL AC CT
SmartLPR Access A DC
SmartLPR Access A DC CT
SmartLPR Access A WL DC
SmartLPR Access A WL DC CT
SmartLPR Access I DC
SmartLPR Access I DC CT
SmartLPR Access I WL DC
SmartLPR Access I WL DC CT
SmartLPR Access A CL WL DC
SmartLPR Access A CL WL DC CT
SmartLPR Access I CL WL DC
SmartLPR Access I CL WL DC CT
SmartLPR Access NA A WL DC
SmartLPR Access NA A WL DC CT
SmartLPR Access NA A CL WL DC
SmartLPR Access NA A CL WL DC CT
SmartLPR Access NA I WL DC
SmartLPR Access NA I WL DC CT
SmartLPR Access NA I CL WL DC
SmartLPR Access NA I CL WL DC CT
SmartLPR Access C AC
SmartLPR Access C AC CT
SmartLPR Access C WL AC
SmartLPR Access C WL AC CT
SmartLPR Access C CL WL AC
SmartLPR Access C CL WL AC CT
SmartLPR Access NA C WL AC
SmartLPR Access NA C WL AC CT
SmartLPR Access NA C CL WL AC
SmartLPR Access NA C CL WL AC CT
SmartLPR Access C DC
SmartLPR Access A DC CT
SmartLPR Access C WL DC
SmartLPR Access A WL DC CT
SmartLPR Access C CL WL DC
SmartLPR Access C CL WL DC CT
SmartLPR Access NA C WL DC
SmartLPR Access NA C WL DC CT
SmartLPR Access NA C CL WL DC
SmartLPR Access NA C CL WL DC CT
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