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    ANPR Camera: GV LPR CAM 10A 1/3" B/W License Plate Recognition Camera Models Camera

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    The GV-LPR CAM 10A is an ANPR camera designed to recognize license plates on vehicles traveling up to 200 km/h. It features a 1/3" B/W CCD sensor with 570 TVL resolution, 7 high-efficiency IR LEDs for illumination up to 12 meters, and a weatherproof housing for outdoor use in temperatures from -20°C to 50°C. The camera connects to GV-LPR software via a supplied capture dongle to identify license plates from the video stream in real-time.

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    ANPR Camera: GV LPR CAM 10A 1/3" B/W License Plate Recognition Camera Models Camera

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    The GV-LPR CAM 10A is an ANPR camera designed to recognize license plates on vehicles traveling up to 200 km/h. It features a 1/3" B/W CCD sensor with 570 TVL resolution, 7 high-efficiency IR LEDs for illumination up to 12 meters, and a weatherproof housing for outdoor use in temperatures from -20°C to 50°C. The camera connects to GV-LPR software via a supplied capture dongle to identify license plates from the video stream in real-time.

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    The GV-LPR CAM 10A is an ANPR camera designed to recognize license plates on vehicles traveling up to 200 km/h. It features a 1/3" B/W CCD sensor with 570 TVL resolution, 7 high-efficiency IR LEDs for illumination up to 12 meters, and a weatherproof housing for outdoor use in temperatures from -20°C to 50°C. The camera connects to GV-LPR software via a supplied capture dongle to identify license plates from the video stream in real-time.

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    ANPR Camera: GV LPR CAM 10A 1/3" B/W License Plate Recognition Camera Models Camera

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    Stiven Romez
    The GV-LPR CAM 10A is an ANPR camera designed to recognize license plates on vehicles traveling up to 200 km/h. It features a 1/3" B/W CCD sensor with 570 TVL resolution, 7 high-efficiency IR LEDs for illumination up to 12 meters, and a weatherproof housing for outdoor use in temperatures from -20°C to 50°C. The camera connects to GV-LPR software via a supplied capture dongle to identify license plates from the video stream in real-time.

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    ANPR Camera

    INTRODUCTION 
    The GV‐LPR CAM 10A is a 570 TVL resolution B/W analog camera designed for recognition of license plates on vehicles traveling at 200 
    km/h (124 mph) or less. With 7 high‐efficient LEDs for an illumination range of 7 ~ 12 m (22.96 ~ 39.37 ft), the camera is able to 
    automatically adjust its shutter speed to the scene and produce high‐contrast video to the GV‐LPR software that identifies license 
    plates. It features a weather‐proof (IP66) sun‐shield housing for outdoor use, and is also able to work in environments with 
    temperatures from as low as ‐20 °C (‐4 °F) up to 50°C (122 °F). 
     

    KEY FEATURES   
     1/3" B/W Exview CCD 
     Recognition for reflective License Plate only 
     Maximum Speed 200 km/h (124 mph) 
     Ingress protection (IP66) 
     Built‐in 7 powerful IR LED illuminators 
     Built‐in always‐on fan 
     Sun‐shield 
     
    Specifications
    GV‐LPR CAM 10A 1/3" B/W License Plate Recognition Camera 
    Models    GV‐LPR CAM 10A EIA DC 12V  GV‐LPR CAM 10A CCIR DC 12V 
    Camera 
    Sensor  1/3" B/W Exview CCD 
    Resolution  570 TVL   
    Video Standard  NTSC  PAL 
    Color  N/A  N/A 
    Min. Illumination  B/W  N/A  N/A 
    IR ON  0 Lux  0 Lux 
    Shutter Speed  Automatic, Fixed (1/60 ~ 1/100000; Default 1/500) 
    White Balance  AWB 
    Max. Speed  200 km/h (124 mph)  

    GV-LPR CAM 10A November 28, 2014


    Brightness, Contrast, Saturation, Sharpness, Gamma, White Balance, Flicker‐less, 
    Image Setting 
    Image Orientation, Shutter Speed 
    IR LAMP 
    LED Quantity  7 high‐efficient LEDs   
    IR Distance  7 ~ 12 m (22.96 ~ 39.37 ft) 
    Optimal IR Distance  10 m (32.80 ft) 
    Illumination View Angle  30° 
    Illuminator Life  25,000 hrs 
    Lens 
    Focal Length  5 ~ 50 mm 
    Max. Aperture  1.6 
    Mount  CS Mount 
    Image Format  1/3" 
    Focus  manual 
    Operation  Zoom  manual 
    Iris  DC 
    Mechanical 
    Lens Mounting  N/A 
    Power  DC Jack 
    Connectors  Auto Iris  DC drive 
    TV‐Out  BNC 
    General 
    Operation: ‐20 °C ~ 50 °C (‐4 °F ~ 122 °F) 
    Temperature 
    Storage: ‐20 °C ~ 70 °C (‐4 °F ~ 158 °F) 
    Heater  N/A 
    Power Source  12V DC 
    Max. Power Consumption  15W 
    Dimensions (L x W x H)  315 x 109 x 110.2 mm (12.40 x 4.29 x 4.34 in) with sun shield 
    Weight  4.6 kg (10.14 lb) with sun shield 
    Construction  Robust aluminum with weatherproof sun shield 
    Regulatory  CE, FCC, C‐Tick, RoHS compliant 
    Protection classification  IP66   
    Software License (using with supplied GV‐LPR Capture Dongle) 
    Free License  Yes 
    GV‐ASManager 4.0: 1 channel  
    Maximum License 
    GV‐ASManager 4.1: 8 channels 
    Increment for Each License  N/A 
    Dongle Type  External 
    Note   
    1. GV‐LPR CAM 10A comes with a free GV‐LPR Software, and the supplied GV‐LPR Capture Dongle will need to be inserted to run the 
    software (LPR Plugin). Since the free GV‐LPR Software is a Trial Edition, it can only capture the license plate images and does not 
    support the license plate recognition function. 
    2. All specifications are subject to change with notice. 

    GV-LPR CAM 10A November 28, 2014

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