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AutoVu Handbook 5.1 SR2 - Genetec

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Navigation<br />

Setting<br />

Read when moving<br />

backwards<br />

Description<br />

Specify whether or not to continue reading plates when the<br />

Patroller vehicle is in reverse. For example, in a City Parking<br />

Enforcement scenario, Patroller vehicles may stop and reverse<br />

frequently.<br />

Maps<br />

Choose which type of mapping service to use, and configure GPS related mapping options.<br />

Setting<br />

Mapping type<br />

Show vehicle route<br />

Description<br />

Select the map type from the drop-down list:<br />

• None. Do not use maps.<br />

• MapInfo. The default map type for <strong>AutoVu</strong>.<br />

• OpenStreetMap. For Data source, choose one of the following:<br />

• Internet. If you have a constant internet connection in the vehicle<br />

(e.g. 3G wireless), choose this option for live maps.<br />

• Local file. Mapping data comes from a file located on the invehicle<br />

computer’s hard drive. If you choose this option, type<br />

the location of the file in the Local cache file field.<br />

NOTE For more information on using OpenStreet maps, contact<br />

your <strong>Genetec</strong> representative.<br />

Displays a trail behind the Patroller icon that allows you to see the<br />

route Patroller has taken. Turn this setting off to show only the<br />

Patroller’s current position.<br />

GPS distance tolerance Specify the distance (in meters) where a GPS match is almost 100%<br />

certain. For example, a value of 50 means that a location result from the<br />

GPS matcher is almost 100% accurate within 50 meters. The smaller<br />

the value, the more aggressive are the GPS matching location<br />

corrections. The default distance is 20 meters.<br />

GPS odometry<br />

calibration tolerance<br />

Max distance error<br />

Specify the error in which the odometry calibration factor is correct<br />

with near 100% certainty. For example, a value of 0.4 means that it's<br />

almost certain that a calibration result from the GPS matcher is<br />

accurate within 40%. The smaller the value, the more aggressive the<br />

GPS odometry calibration corrections. The default tolerance is 0.4.<br />

Specify the maximum distance error (in meters). If the distance<br />

between the vehicle and the closest map item is greater than this value,<br />

no snapping will occur.<br />

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