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AutoVu Handbook 5.1 SR2 - Genetec

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Hotlist entity<br />

Properties<br />

The Properties tab is where you configure the basic properties of the hotlist (hotlist priority,<br />

hotlist path, attributes, and so on). These settings tell Security Center how to parse the<br />

hotlist file into the format required by the Patroller and the LPR Manager to identify plates<br />

read by Sharp units.<br />

• Priority. Choose a hotlist a priority. Zero (0) is the highest priority setting and 100 is<br />

the lowest priority setting. This setting is used to resolve conflicts when a plate read<br />

matches more than one hotlist, in which case the hotlist with the highest priority is displayed<br />

first in the list of hotlist matches.<br />

• Hotlist path. Type the path to the hotlist text file. Every hotlist entity in Security Center<br />

must be associated with a text file containing the actual hotlist data; that is, license<br />

plate numbers and other related vehicle information. The associated text file is typically<br />

created by a third party system (e.g. Notepad).<br />

IMPORTANT This file must be accessible from the computer hosting the LPR Manager.<br />

• Use delimiters. Tells Security Center that the fields in the hotlist file are of variable<br />

length and indicates the character used to separate each field in the file. By default, Use<br />

delimiters is set to On, and the delimiter specified is a semi-colon (;). If your hotlist<br />

file is made up of fixed length fields, set Use delimiters to Off.<br />

Security Center supports the following delimiters:<br />

• Colon (:)<br />

genetec.com | <strong>AutoVu</strong> <strong>Handbook</strong> <strong>5.1</strong> <strong>SR2</strong> | Download latest version 161<br />

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