AutoVu Handbook 5.1 SR2 - Genetec

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How do AutoVu hardware and software components work together? How do AutoVu hardware and software components work together? How the AutoVu hardware and software work together depends on what type of installation you have: fixed or mobile. This section includes the following topics: • "How AutoVu fixed installations work" on page 8 • "How AutoVu mobile installations work" on page 8 How AutoVu fixed installations work AutoVu fixed systems have Sharp cameras installed in a stationary position, such as on a pole, or on a gantry overlooking a highway. These Sharp cameras are connected through a network to Security Center for configuration, monitoring, and reporting activities. Security operators use Security Desk to monitor license plate reads from the Sharp cameras and any associated video from various CCTV cameras. The Sharp cameras send each read to Security Desk in real-time. Reads are compared to the applicable hotlists and an alarm is triggered if a hit occurs. How AutoVu mobile installations work AutoVu mobile systems have Sharp cameras installed on a vehicle, such as on a police cruiser. The Sharp cameras send reads to the Patroller application that is installed on the invehicle computer. Patroller compares the reads to loaded hotlists or permit lists and an alarm is triggered if a hit occurs. The police officer can then choose whether or not to enforce the hit. Patroller data can be offloaded to Security Center in real-time, if the vehicle is equipped with a wireless connection, or at the end of a shift (e.g. using a USB key). Security Desk can also display these reads and hits from patrolling units. genetec.com | AutoVu Handbook 5.1 SR2 | Download latest version 8 EN.400.003-V5.1.C2(1)
2 AutoVu software interface tours This chapter provides an overview of the various applications you’ll use to configure a fixed or mobile AutoVu system. You’ll learn how to log on and log off the different applications, and how to navigate the applications’ user interfaces. This section includes the following topics: • "Security Center Config Tool interface tour" on page 10 • "Patroller Config Tool interface tour" on page 13 • "Sharp Admin interface tour" on page 16 • "Where to find the most common tasks" on page 20 genetec.com | AutoVu Handbook 5.1 SR2 | Download latest version 9 EN.400.003-V5.1.C2(1)
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Page 3 and 4: Product documentation Security Cent
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About advanced configuration About
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Configure the Sharp for an FTP conn
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