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Setting Permit State for a Lost or Stolen Permit
This article describes the process for managing a lost or stolen permit. This involves switching the user to a new permit and then setting the state of the original permit to Lost or Stolen to remove it from circulation. Understanding the Lost or Stolen State...
Contents of your LPR Trial Kit
INVENTORY CONTENTS Tablet (Handheld) PL8RDR Computer SurVision Picopak Camera LAN Antennas OPS-COM Wireless Connection Antennas LPR Power/Data Cord Mob...
Part 1: Equipment Set-Up
The PL8RDR - (license plate reader computer) Powering the PL8RDR There are two options for powering the PL8RDR. Option #1: Using the vehicle power adapter. Option #2: Using a wall plug. The set-up instructions are the same between options...
Part 2: Handheld Set-Up
Select the OPS-COM app on your device. Log in with your OPS-COM admin username and password. For this demo, use: Username: trial-demo-user Password: hC8~1H0o
Generate Mail Merge
This article explains how to use the Generate Mail Merge tool to export user mailing addresses for Microsoft Word's Mail Merge feature. This guide is intended for OPS-COM administrators managing user communications. Using this Feature This tool is designed t...
Replication Status (Ionic)
System Status The Replication Status screen displays all database table data on your unit and whether or not the tables/data are synchronized with the server. Tap on the Replication Status option. This will bring you to the Record Counts and Data Table To...
Part 2: Equipment Set-Up
Let's connect all the gear. A typical OPS-COM LPR system includes a Survision LPR camera, a PL8RDR device, a 4G/LTE tablet, a Bluetooth printer, and a vehicle mount. The PL8RDR - (LPR Computer) This is the brains of the operation and is a small micro-compute...
Part 3: Handheld Set-Up
Once your hardware is set up, you'll use the OPS-COM Parking Enforcement app on a handheld device. The app has already been installed on your handheld device and the printer has also been paired. If your printer wasn't purchased through us, refer to this wiki...
Part 1: Getting an Installer & Cable Modifications (Optional)
First things first, find an installer to setup all the cabling you need in your vehicle to power the cameras and the PL8RDR. Verify with your installer how you want your setup to function. They will be able to decide how your new equipment gets powered and how...