MVPD 03000101

Hikvision Fixed Under Vehicle Surveillance System
User Manual
Hikvision Fixed Under Vehicle Surveillance System User Manual
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter1 Production Introduction ................................................................................................................ 5
1.1 Overview ............................................................................................................................................. 5
1.2 System Features ................................................................................................................................... 5
1.3 Structure .............................................................................................................................................. 5
1.4 Key Parameters .................................................................................................................................... 8
1.5 Working Process .................................................................................................................................. 9
Chapter 2 System Architecture and Components ........................................................................................ 11
2.1 System Architecture ............................................................................................................................ 11
2.2 System Components ........................................................................................................................... 11
2.2.1 Line Scan Cemera Module...................................................................................................... 12
2.2.2 Speed Detection Module ......................................................................................................... 12
2.2.3 Trigger Module ....................................................................................................................... 13
2.2.4 LED Supplement Light Module .............................................................................................. 13
2.3 Wiring Instruction .............................................................................................................................. 14
Chapter 3 Client Configuration and Operation .......................................................................................... 16
3.1 Turn Off Firewall ............................................................................................................................... 16
3.2 Software Introduction ........................................................................................................................ 16
3.2.1 Overview ................................................................................................................................ 16
3.2.2 Product Features ..................................................................................................................... 16
3.2.3 Running Requirements............................................................................................................ 17
3.2.4 Installation Guide.................................................................................................................... 17
3.3 Software Interface .............................................................................................................................. 20
3.3.1 Main Interface ......................................................................................................................... 20
3.3.2 Menu Bar ................................................................................................................................ 21
3.3.3 View ........................................................................................................................................ 21
3.3.4 Tools ....................................................................................................................................... 22
3.3.5 Search ..................................................................................................................................... 24
3.3.6 Device ..................................................................................................................................... 26
3.3.7 Help ........................................................................................................................................ 27
3.4 Extention Support .............................................................................................................................. 28
3.4.1 Access via Web Page............................................................................................................... 28
3.4.2 SDK for Secondary Development ........................................................................................... 28
Chapter 4 FAQ ............................................................................................................................................... 29
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Quick Start Guide

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Regulatory Information
FCC Information
Please take attention that changes or modification not expressly approved by the party
responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
FCC compliance: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A
digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a
commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy
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2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause
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Chapter1 Production Introduction

1.1 Overview
The under vehicle surveillance system (hereinafter referred to as UVSS) introduced in this manual
is used to scan and capture images of vehicle undercarriage. Users can use dedicated client
software or call SDK to collect images and achieve system interconnection.
1.2 System Features

 HD optical lens and high-performance line scan sensor to provide clear images and minimize
image distortion
 180° field of view to detect each corner of vehicle undercarriage
 Transparent housing made of high-performance optical materials and multi-layer ultra-hard
HD thin film deposition to protect device from water, fouling, and scratch, and avoid light spot
in image
 Up to 10 MP image output, tiled display of multiple images
 Professional speed detection system with strong anti-interference capability to precisely scan
vehicles regardless of vehicle speed
 High-power LED light with high brightness, high uniformity, high stability and quick response
 Modularized design for easy upgrade, convenient maintenance, and multi-layer defense
 Anti-fog design, effectively avoiding poor imaging caused by fog in housing
 prevent poor imaging caused by fog in housing
 IP68, pressure and shock resistance, adaption to all weather
 Linkage between image and radio frequency, vehicle license plate or other vehicle information,
easy access to third-party management platform or application to link image
1.3 Structure
With highly integrated modules, the UVSS is characteristic of compact structure, light weight and
small size. It is mainly composed of a fixed under vehicle surveillance device (main body) and a
control cabinet.
Figure 1-1 Main Body Appearance
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Figure 1-2 Main Body Dimensions
Figure 1-3 Control Cabinet Appearance
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Figure 1-4 Control Cabinet Dimensions
The control cabinet has strong electricity module inside. Watch out for electricity safety during use.
Table 1-1 Key Components
Name Quantity Description
Infrared photoelectric switch with continually

adjustable sensitivity regulator, IP67, less than
Trigger Module (photoelectric 2ms response time, less than 1 mm repeatability.
2
mode)
Note: Inductive loops mode adopts inductive
loops for triggering.
Built-in lens and light cup; detect speed via image

feature points and output frequency pulse signal
Speed Detection Module 1 in proportion with speed; match vehicle speed of
no more than 25 km/h automatically; model for
high speed requirement can be customized
2K black-and-white line scan camera; up to 30

tons of load-bearing capability (model for ultra
Under Vehicle Scan Module 1 large load-bearing requirement can be
customized); IP68 (model for special working
environment requirement can be customized)
4 high-brightness LED lights dedicated for line

LED Supplement Light Module 2
scan
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Name Quantity Description
12V/2A power adapter * 1, 48VDC/5A/240W

power supply * 1, Industrial Personal Computer *
Control Cabinet 1
1, 1 Gbps switch * 1 (including adapter),
connection cord * 1
Compatible with Windows 7 operating system;

up to 2048 * 12000 image output in BMP or JPEG
Image Management Software 1
standard; image is collected automatically when
the UVSS is triggered
1.4 Key Parameters

Table 1-2 Key Parameters
Item Parameter
Camera 2K black-and-white line scan camera
Image Standard BMP/JPEG
Image Resolution Up to 2048 x 16800; display of multiple images
Lens Field of View 180°
Detectable
≤ 4000 mm
Undercarriage Width
Detectable
> 60 mm
Undercarriage Height
Detectable Vehicle
≤ 25 km/h, automatically match vehicle speed change in real time
Speed
Image Collection Mode Automatically collected when UVSS is triggered
Operating System Windows 7
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Item Parameter
Working Temperature -25 °C to +70 °C (-13 °F to 158 °F)
Protection Level IP68
Bearing Capacity 50 t
Compatible with GigE Vision protocol, seamless access to third-party

Others
software platform or SDK
 Actual functions are subject to UVSS models.

 Close control cabinet door in time to avoid short circuit or other dangers caused by rain.
1.5 Working Process

The UVSS supports bi-directional detection. The location of the product and vehicle driving
direction are shown below.
Figure 1-5 Driving Direction
When a vehicle stops above the UVSS, the photoelectric module 1 will be triggered and the speed
detection module will stand by, waiting to send capture command to the camera after detecting
vehicle move. It can also send back vehicle speed in real time to adjust line frequency of the
camera, so as to reduce image distortion.
During capturing, the LED supplement light will keep on to brighten up vehicle undercarriage.
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After the vehicle passes through the photoelectric module 2, a command to stop capturing will be
sent out. The client will then composite images, which will be cached in visual controller for
further information linkage or calling.
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Chapter 2 System Architecture and Components
2.1 System Architecture
Figure 2-1 System Topology
DC Terminal
Connect
or
TP-LINK
Network
Port
Network
Port
Network
Port
Connector
Connector
Network
Port
DB
DC
Red + Black -
(open)
48V
4-Core
Terminal –
RJ45
Visual Controller
DB Co nnector
12V
LED Controller
4-Core
Adapter
Terminal
External
BUS
DC
Connector
Connector
Supply
Supply
Power
Power
USB
Grey/Pink Signal 1
Detector
Red/Blue Ground
Vehicle
Yellow Signal 2
Metal Plate Grey Ground
12V Adapter
Electricity
Module
Strong
Terminal Plugboard
Metal Plate
12V Adapter
Figure 2-2 Interior of Control Cabinet
2.2 System Components

The UVSS is composed of trigger module, LED supplement light module, speed detection module
and line scan camera module.
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2.2.1 Line Scan Cemera Module

Line scan camera module consists of line scan camera, lens and protection cover. It is mainly used
to scan vehicle undercarriage.
Figure 2-3 Line Scan Camera Module
Features:
 Modularized design for easy installation and maintenance
 Dual protections from water and fog
 HD transparent glass housing with thin-film deposition to protect product from water and
scratch
 Unique optical design, 180° ultra-wide field of angle to reduce image distortion
 High-quality chip, black-and-white or color model, good imaging effect
 Wide working temperature, ranging from -25 ºC to +70 ºC
 Anti-corrosion stainless steel cover to bear heavy vehicles
2.2.2 Speed Detection Module

The speed detection module is mainly used to detect vehicle speed for line frequency adjustment,
which can reduce image distortion.
Figure 2-4 Speed Detection Module
Features:
 Compact size for easy integration
 High-performance detection of variable vehicle speeds
 Built-in supplement light to maintain effective work in all weather
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2.2.3 Trigger Module

Trigger module is mainly used to trigger signal for the system to start working when vehicle comes
and stop working when vehicle leaves. Two triggering modes are available, and they are inductive
loops and photoelectric sensor.
Figure 2-5 Inductive Loops Mode (Left) and Photoelectric Sensor Mode (Right)
Features of inductive loops mode:

 Avoid false triggering problems photoelectric sensor mode may face when exposed to rain,
dust, waste and other outdoors environment
 Easier construction at lower cost than photoelectric trigger mode
 More stable performance and easier debugging
Features of photoelectric sensor mode:
 Compact size for easy integration
 Dual-module design to detect vehicle direction
2.2.4 LED Supplement Light Module

There exists one supplement light module at each side of the line scan camera module. Composed
of high-power ultra-bright LED lights, the supplement light modules are mainly used to add light to
vehicle undercarriage to get better imaging effect.
Figure 2-6 LED Supplement Light Module
Features:
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 Professional light source driver module to ensure stable lighting
 Professional lighting angle design to ensure uniform illuminance for various vehicle
undercarriage types
 High-power super bright LED module
2.3 Wiring Instruction

Wiring of the UVSS is quite simple. You only need to connect cables of the main body to the
control cabinet, as shown below.
Figure 2-7 Main Body Cable Connectors
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[杨华81]
Figure 2-8 Wiring in Control Cabinet
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Chapter 3 Client Configuration and Operation
 The software should run in 64-bit Windows 7 operating system.

 The software is integrated with the required hardware driver. There is no need to install other
drivers.
 For more information, please visit www.hikivison.com.
3.1 Turn Off Firewall

Turn off windows firewall first before using the client to ensure client running and image
transmission stability.
Step 1 Go to Start > Control Panel > Security > Windows Firewall.
Step 2 Click Turn Windows Firewall on or off.
Step 3 Click Off (not recommended).
Step 4 Click OK.
3.2 Software Introduction

3.2.1 Overview
The Hikvision Vehicle Detection System client integrates functions of auto vehicle detection and
under vehicle image capture, display, joint, report, alarm, and search. By detecting prohibited
items hidden under vehicles, it can prevent violated vehicles from entering/exiting customs pass
and thus improve transportation efficiency.
3.2.2 Product Features

 Clean and concise UI, easy-to-use design, auto connection of camera to monitor passing
vehicles directly
 Integration with database management for users to search, view, and print historical data,
configurable black list and white list to monitor related vehicles
 Support live view of vehicles on web page
 Support access of SDK for secondary development and integration
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3.2.3 Running Requirements

 Operating system: Microsoft Windows 7 (64-bit, Chinese and English version).
 CPU: dual-core, 2.0 GHz or higher.
 Graphics card: high-performance integrated graphics card, discrete graphics card
(recommended).
 Memory: 3G or higher.
 Display: 1024 × 768 or higher.
 NIC: Intel Pro 1000 series or higher is recommended.
 Serial Port: with RS-232 interface.
3.2.4 Installation Guide

 Install Required Software
You need to install the required software and database first to use the client.
Figure 3-1 Required Software List
Follow the order below to install the required software.

1. WinRAR_x64.exe (unpacking software);
2. VC_Redist2005-2013.exe (all runtime libraries from VC2005 to VC2013);
3. vcRedist2015.rar (VC2015 runtime library; install VC_redist.x86.exe first and then
VC_redist.x64.exe);
4. NDP452-KB2901907-x86-x64-AllOS-ENU.exe, net framework 4.5.2;
5. MVS_STD_2.3.0_170925.exe (industrial camera client, with camera installation driver and
SDK);
6. Elite_Drivers_V5.1.1.1.zip (softdog driver);
7. Hik.Vehicle.WinApp_1.4.0_171212.exe (Hikvision Vehicle Detection System installation
package).
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Version information of the above software is subject to change, due to firmware updates or other
reasons.
 Enable Internet Information Service
To get files in the software via http protocol, you need to enable Internet Information Service (IIS).
You can click Start in the left bottom of the desktop and input IIS (case-insensitive) to search.
 If the result is as shown in the figure below, it means the IIS function is already enabled.
Figure 3-2 IIS Function
 If not, please check all IIS items in Windows Features as shown below.
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Figure 3-3 Enable IIS
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3.3 Software Interface

3.3.1 Main Interface
The main interface of the system is shown below.
Figure 3-4 Main Interface
 Region 1: Menu bar to control the software.

 Region 2: Main display area. You can scroll the mouse to zoom in/out the image, or click and
drag the mouse to move it.
 Region 3: Sub-display area, including thumbnails of vehicle body, license plate, and vehicle
undercarriage from left to right. You can double-click the main display area to hide/display the
thumbnails.
 Region 4: Real-time vehicle passing records. You can click on the left to hide/display the
record, or right-click to add it to the black/white list or tag the record. Tagged images will be
locked in the storage and not be deleted during system clearing. Tags can be canceled.
 Region 5: Current vehicle information, including license plate No., inspection time, black/white
list status, and client system message.
 Region 6: Status bar, displaying connection status of line scan camera and capture camera, disk
space usage, and system time. Green icon indicates that the camera is connected; red indicates
that camera connection fails.
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Figure 3-5 Example
3.3.2 Menu Bar

The Hikvision Vehicle Detection System is mainly controlled through the tool bar, including View,
Tools, Search, Device, and Help.
Figure 3-6 Menu Bar
3.3.3 View
You can select Uniform, Uniform to Fill, or Fill as needed. Meanwhile, Original Proportion, Auto
Proportion, and Fixed Proportion are selectable.
 Original Proportion: default settings; used only when vehicle speed is around 10 km/h.
 Auto Proportion: image display proportion will be adjusted automatically based on the
recognized vehicle model.
 Fixed Proportion: used only when the speed detection module is prohibited.
Figure 3-7 View Menu
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3.3.4 Tools
The sub-menu of Tools includes Settings, Image, and Print.
Figure 3-8 Tool Menu
 Image: click to open image editor.

 Print: click to print the current main image.
 Settings: click to set parameters for Save Image, View Proportion, Server Settings, Data
Capacity, and Others.
Figure 3-9 Settings
 Save Image: set save path of vehicle undercarriage, vehicle body, and license plate images.
The save path cannot contain space, since other auxiliary software will be started directly
on this client to open images.
 View Proportion: set image display proportion in client, which is in line with the
proportion set in View.
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 Server Setting: include Host IP Addr, Host IP Port, File Server Port, SDK Port, User Name,
and Password. The Host IP address is 0.0.0.0 by default, but you need to change it for first
use of the software. Otherwise, the images of the UVSS cannot be visited via SDK or Web.
You can select IP in the dropdown list and click Save to set IP. Keep the defaults for Host IP
Port, File Server Port, and SDK Port.
Figure 3-10 Server Settings
 Data Capacity: set lower limit of space, which ranges from 1,000 MB to 15,000 MB. When
the remaining disk space is lower than the limit, the system will clear the first 20 untagged
images automatically. When there is only 500 MB left to reach the limit, the system will
prompt you to clean manually first.
Figure 3-11 Data Capacity
 Others: Other settings include following items.
Figure 3-12 Others
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Item Description
As the software is linked with hardware device, you are not

allowed to start multiple software simultaneously by default.
MultRun If needed, you can check MultRun, click Save and Quit, and
then copy the software to another directory to start multiple
software in different directories.
Select IN and OUT based on the actual driving direction of the

Orientation
vehicles at the customs pass.
Trigger Snap by Software Select ON or OFF as needed.
Select ON or OFF as needed. The function means to process

Arith Enable image by algorithm, such as removing useless images and
adjusting image brightness and contrast.
Select ON or OFF as needed. With the function enabled, if the

same vehicle is detected, its previous vehicle undercarriage
Vehicle Compare images will be displayed together with the current image for
comparison. Records within 30 days are available for
comparison.
The port No. for communication between software and

Serial Port hardware speed detection module. It is already set before
leaving factory, with no need for further adjustment.
The length of image streaming. The figure ranges from 20 to

35, and 25 frames are allowed currently. Keeping the default is
Frames recommended. If you set the figure too large, delay may be
caused for heavy loads of image processing, display, and
transmitting.
3.3.5 Search
The sub-menu of Search includes Search and Watch List.
Figure 3-13 Search Menu
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 Search: search passing vehicle information and image by time period or license plate No.
 To search by time period: select Start Date and End Date, and click Search.
 To search by license plate No.: select Start Date and End Date, enter key words of the
license plate No., and click Search. For example, if you want to search information of
vehicle ZA12345, you can input A12345 or Z123 to search. All eligible vehicle records will
show in the result list. Click a record, and you can see corresponding images of vehicle
undercarriage, vehicle body, and license plate below.
Figure 3-14 Search Vehicle Records
 Watchlist: manage and display black list and white list.

You can add vehicle records to the black/white list in a batch or one by one.
 To add in a batch: click Edit and Import to import the edited black/white list file. Please
note that only csv file is allowed for importing. You can edit the information in excel first
and then convert it into csv format. In addition, importing will be failed if one license plate
No. appears more than once in both black list and white list. Please check if there is
duplicate license plate information first.
 To add one by one: go to the main interface, right-click a record in the real-time vehicle
passing record list, and select white list or white list to add the single vehicle information.
You can also input license plate No. in the text box to search the specified vehicle, and
then click Edit > Add to add the vehicle information to the black/white list.
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Figure 3-15 Black & White List
3.3.6 Device
When no device is connected, the sub-menu will show Open Device and Camera; when there
is device connection, the sub-menu only shows Close Device.
Figure 3-16 Device Menu (when there is no device connection)
Figure 3-17 Device Menu (when there is device connection)
After a camera is started, the Camera Settings interface will pop up for you to set related
parameters. As shown below, the left side of the interface is for LS Camera (line scan camera).
Select the target camera from the device list, and its current settings will display below. You
can modify the settings as needed, including Pixel Format, Exposure Time, Exposure Auto,
and Gain. The right side of the interface is for LPR Camera (license plate recognition camera or
capture camera). To add a capture camera, you need to enter information of IP Addr, Port,
User Name and Password, select LprCam Mode, click Save, and then click Quit. All
modifications will take effect after restart.
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Figure 3-18 Camera Settings
Please do not modify parameters of line scan camera or capture camera randomly after first
configuration, as the parameters can directly affect imaging effect and the account will be
forbidden if you have entered the password incorrectly for a certain amount of times.
3.3.7 Help
The sub-menu of Help includes Language, Help, and About.
 Language: switch between English and Chinese.
 Help: open the help manual.
 About: view software version information.
Figure 3-19 Help Menu
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3.4 Extention Support

3.4.1 Access via Web Page
You can view vehicle images on Web page by entering the IP address of the UVSS device in a
browser. IE11, Chrome 50, Firefox 50, and browsers of higher versions are supported.
[杨华82]
Figure 3-20 Remote Access via Web Page
3.4.2 SDK for Secondary Development

The SDK for secondary development is provided in the SDK folder under the installation
directory of Hik.Vehicle.WinApp. Through the SDK, the UVSS can be accessed remotely to push
detected vehicle undercarriage images, captured license plate and vehicle body images, and
other messages or alarms to a third-party software or platform.
Based on C interface encapsulation, the SDK supports calling by C, C++, and C# of Windows.
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Chapter 4 FAQ
Question Answer
The license plate No. is shown 1. The vehicle has no license plate, or the license plate is
unrecognized in the software. covered.
2. If you can see the license plate from the vehicle body
image, then it is the capture camera that fails to
recognize the license plate. In video detection mode, the
recognition rate of capture camera is around 98%.
The license plate is cropped It is a normal phenomenon. It is possible for the license plate
incorrectly from the captured to be cropped from the wrong position of the captured
image, but the license plate No. image.
can be seen.
The detected vehicle It is caused by mixed results of two vehicles. If a vehicle

undercarriage image and the enters the detection area before the detection result of the
captured images of vehicle body last vehicle is generated, the images of the two vehicles
and license plate do not match. might be mixed up, leading to a mismatch between detected
under vehicle images and captured images of vehicle body
and license plate. To avoid such errors, you need to control
the distance between two vehicles at the customs pass. If the
under vehicle detection system is triggered by inductive
loops, you also need to prevent electronic mobiles and large
metals from entering the inductive area to avoid false
triggering.
The vehicle undercarriage image It is likely that the vehicle drove away from the detection
is incomplete or distorted. area during scanning. To get a normal vehicle undercarriage
image, vehicles need to pass the detection area straightly at
a speed within the supported range.
Login to the capture camera fails. Check IP address, port, user name, and password of the
capture camera. If you enter passwords wrongly for many
times, the capture camera will be locked and login will be
forbidden. You can login to the device on IE browser and
then restart it to solve the problem.
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Exception occurs when setting When the Windows 7 system is installed in the Program Files
software parameters. of system disk, exception will occur when setting the
software if you are not operating as administrator. It is
recommended to choose the default installation mode, or
install the system to other directory. If you persist in
installing the system in Program Files, you can right-click and
select operating as administrator when starting the software,
or modify shortcut compatibility attributes to operate the
system as administrator.
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Quick Start Guide

Chapter1 Production Introduction

1.2 System Features

Figure 1-1 Main Body Appearance

Figure 1-2 Main Body Dimensions

Figure 1-3 Control Cabinet Appearance

Figure 1-4 Control Cabinet Dimensions

Name Quantity Description

Infrared photoelectric switch with continually

Built-in lens and light cup; detect speed via image

2K black-and-white line scan camera; up to 30

4 high-brightness LED lights dedicated for line

Name Quantity Description

12V/2A power adapter * 1, 48VDC/5A/240W

Compatible with Windows 7 operating system;

1.4 Key Parameters

Camera 2K black-and-white line scan camera

Image Standard BMP/JPEG

Image Resolution Up to 2048 x 16800; display of multiple images

Lens Field of View 180°

Image Collection Mode Automatically collected when UVSS is triggered

Operating System Windows 7

Working Temperature -25 °C to +70 °C (-13 °F to 158 °F)

Protection Level IP68

Compatible with GigE Vision protocol, seamless access to third-party

 Actual functions are subject to UVSS models.

1.5 Working Process

Figure 1-5 Driving Direction

Chapter 2 System Architecture and Components

2.1 System Architecture

Figure 2-1 System Topology

Figure 2-2 Interior of Control Cabinet

2.2 System Components

2.2.1 Line Scan Cemera Module

Figure 2-3 Line Scan Camera Module

2.2.2 Speed Detection Module

Figure 2-4 Speed Detection Module

 Anti-corrosion stainless steel cover to bear heavy vehicles

2.2.3 Trigger Module

Features of inductive loops mode:

2.2.4 LED Supplement Light Module

Figure 2-6 LED Supplement Light Module

 Modularized design for easy installation and maintenance

2.3 Wiring Instruction

Figure 2-7 Main Body Cable Connectors

Chapter 3 Client Configuration and Operation

 The software should run in 64-bit Windows 7 operating system.

3.1 Turn Off Firewall

3.2 Software Introduction

3.2.2 Product Features

3.2.3 Running Requirements

3.2.4 Installation Guide

Figure 3-1 Required Software List

Follow the order below to install the required software.

Figure 3-2 IIS Function

Figure 3-3 Enable IIS

3.3 Software Interface

Figure 3-4 Main Interface

 Region 1: Menu bar to control the software.

Figure 3-5 Example

3.3.2 Menu Bar

Figure 3-6 Menu Bar