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This article provides instructions for OPS-COM administrators on how to manage files uploaded by users. It covers the process of locating, viewing, and deleting user-submitted files from within the administrative portal. Using this Feature File management is...

This article describes the Active Vehicles Report, a tool designed to identify users who have significantly more active vehicles registered on their profile than they have valid permits. Its primary purpose is to help administrators detect potential permit abu...

Accessing the Athletics Module The athletics module is a stand-alone module that has its own specific URL. It is not found in any of the typical menus. To access the module, use your typical admin portal URL, but instead of using /admin, use the following UR...

Resetting a Forgotten Admin Password From the Admin Login page click on Forgot your Username or Password to begin the process. You will be prompted to enter your valid email address. This address must match the currently one that exists on the Admin user...

Overview Within the system, there is the option to create a custom lots page, which will display a list of lots that users can book from. The page consists of two subpages: Lots List - Contains the list of lots on the system for the user to choose from ...

What is LPR?

Connecting Wirelessly The first step is to connect to your PL8RDR device via wireless connection. To do so bring up your systems Network Settings by following the steps below Click on the Windows Home Button and start typing Control Panel.  It should pop up ...

Standard Hardware There are several pieces of gear that comprise the OPS-COM LPR system. A typical system includes the following items: 2-Tattile Mobile LPR Cameras with one connector cable per camera 1-PL8RDR Device 4G/LTE  1-4G/LTE Tablet ...

First Time Connection Power up the camera and give it a few minutes to fully boot up. At that point you will see the camera in your network connections list.Note the network name reflects the serial number of the camera In this case ANPR-2010011339Click conn...

Initial Setup Wired Wireless Port 192.168.0.21255.255.0.0 SSID: Anpr-######192.168.150.1 1080 or8081 Initial Access to the Camera Yet another setup trick is to login to the device initially using WIFI.  Th...

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Required fields are: IP Address NetMask Gateway DNS Server (8.8.8.8 can be used) Time Server (use your own or one of these) 0.us.pool.ntp.org 1.us.pool.ntp.org 2.us.pool.ntp.org 3.us.pool.ntp.org System - Time Sync Changes on this panel wi...

Justification for Firmware Updates There are two purposes behind updating the firmware of the LPR camera. One would be to simply update the existing firmware. The other is changing the firmware based on your specific region. There is specific firmware tailore...

Powering the Camera If the camera is not connecting to the PL8RDR there may be issues with power. Ensure that the connections are sturdy and follow the guide to Powering the Camera.One way to check a camera to ensure it is powered on is to power up the unit a...

Background The OperationsCommander system has the ability for the system to map plates to new values. In layman's terms this means that this process of filtration can take an image of a plate and find many possibilities of what the plate may be matched to bas...

Audit Report To view the Audit Report gpo to the Parking Management Menu Item, hover over License Plate Recognition and select View LPR Report from the drop down menu. The License Plate Recognition (LPR) Audit Log will appear. From this interface you ca...

Using Google Maps Search location within Google Maps Zoom into the location as necessary Right click on the map

Adding a Camera To begin go to the Violations menu and click on LPR and Chalking. Then click on Camera Setup. The LPR Camera Configuration Page displays. Fill in the form with the required information: Camera Name Camera Type (entrance, exit or trac...

Note: this is assuming you have a PL8RDR computer already set up. See the PL8RDR information section for more details. Powering the Camera Your Survision camera should come with a cable. This is only used for providing power to the camera; the camera connect...

In the field, only the cellular antenna, wifi antenna, and power connectors are used. Power is 12V DC and should be connected with an inline fuse.