You can choose what kind of LPR information you want to display in Monitoring
task tiles for reads and hits. This ensures that Security
Desk operators see only the information that is
required for your LPR deployment scenario.
Before you begin
Close
Security
Desk.
What you should know
This feature works by adding different XML attributes and parameters to a
specific Security
Desk configuration file
located on the Security
Desk client machine.
Each XML attribute corresponds to different LPR information.
To customize which LPR information to display in Security
Desk:
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On the Security
Desk client computer, go
to C:\Program Files (x86)\Genetec Security
Center
5.8\ConfigurationFiles.
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Find the following tag in App.SecurityDesk.config:
<Presentation
IgnoreSizeConstraints="False" DisplayResourcesIds="False" SearchFormState=""
AutoLoadHighResImages="True"/>
.
You can add additional XML attributes anywhere between the opening bracket and the
closing slash and bracket.
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To customize the display of read-related information in a tile,
add the
"ReadDescription="
attribute,
followed by any of the following parameters:
NOTE: Add the character
if you
want to force a carriage return in the Security
Desk tile.
{Read.Address}:
The address of the plate read.
{Read.Confidence Score}:
The Confidence Score analytic information of
the plate read (read accuracy). If the Sharp camera is not configured to send this analytic information, the XML tag will be
displayed in the Security
Desk
tile.
{Read.Vehicle Type}:
The Vehicle Type analytic information of the
plate read. If the Sharp camera is not
configured to send this analytic information, the XML tag will be displayed in the
Security
Desk tile.
{Read.Relative Motion}:
The Relative Motion analytic information of
the plate read. If the Sharp camera is not
configured to send this analytic information, the XML tag will be displayed in the
Security
Desk tile.
{Read.Plate}:
The license plate characters as read by the
LPR matcher.
{Read.PlateState}:
The license plate’s issuing state, province,
or country.
{Read.Timestamp}:
The date and time of the plate read.
{Read.User}:
The name of the Genetec
Patroller™ unit that read the plate.
Example: Here is what the config file looks like with all the read
attributes included: <Presentation
IgnoreSizeConstraints="False"
DisplayResourcesIds="False" SearchFormState=""
AutoLoadHighResImages="True"
ReadDescription="{Read.Plate}, {Read.Confidence
Score}%, {Read.PlateState},
{Read.Timestamp} {Read.Address},
User:{Read.User}"/>
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To customize the display of hit-related information in a tile,
add the
"HitDescription="
attribute,
followed by any of the following parameters.
NOTE: Add the character
if you
want to force a carriage return in the Security
Desk tile.
{Hit.Category}:
The “category” attribute of the hotlist or
permit list.
{Hit.Id}:
The GUID of the hit.
{Hit.MatchPlate}:
The plate number that was matched by the LPR
matcher.
{Hit.Rule}:
The name of the hotlist or permit list entity
in Security
Center.
{Hit.Timestamp}:
The date and time of the hit.
{Hit.Type}:
The type if hit (hotlist, permit, overtime,
MLPI).
{Hit.User}:
The name of the patrol vehicle that raised the
hit.
{Hit.Watermark}:
The watermark of the hit.
Example: Here is what the config file looks like with all the read and hit attributes included:
<Presentation IgnoreSizeConstraints="False" DisplayResourcesIds="False" SearchFormState="" AutoLoadHighResImages="True" ReadDescription="{Read.Plate}, ={Read.Confidence Score}%, {Read.PlateState}, {Read.Timestamp} {Read.Address}, User: {Read.User}" HitDescription="{Read.Plate}, {Read.ConfidenceScore}%, {Read.PlateState}, {Read.Timestamp}, {Read.Address} {Hit.Type}, {Hit.Rule} / {Hit.MatchPlate}, {Hit.Timestamp} Category: {Hit.Category}, User: {Hit.User} {Hit.Id}"/>
NOTE: You can add read information to a hit description because all hits are linked to at least one read. For example, you may want both the read and hit timestamps in the hit description because there may be a delay in the hit being processed.
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Save and close Notepad.
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Start Security
Desk.
The Monitoring task tiles will now display the LPR information you added to
the config file.
After you finish
Repeat these steps on any Security
Desk client machine that requires specific LPR
information in Monitoring task tiles.