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Settings

settings

These settings are used to configure various options for that location

Service

service

You can select one of the following services:

  1. Traffic and Pedestrian Counting – standard vehicle and pedestrian counting.
  2. ALPR and Traffic – vehicle counting combined with Automatic License Plate Recognition (ALPR). Read more in ALPR and Traffic.
  3. ALPR Parking Time Measurement – measures vehicle parking duration using license plate recognition. Read more in Parking Time Measurement.
  4. Video Anonymization – automatically anonymizes objects in the video. Read more in Video Anonymization.

Reporting

reporting

This section allows you to configure report generation options:

  1. Output Directory – specifies where generated reports will be saved.
  2. File Range – defines the time range (from–to) that will be included in the report.
  3. Movement Filter – allows you to exclude selected movements from reporting.
  4. Vehicle Classification – lets you select an existing vehicle classification or create a custom one for report generation.
  5. Enable History Sheet – when enabled, an additional history sheet will be included in the report.
  6. Quantity Sheet – allows you to select the grouping period and output format (CSV or XLSX) for quantity reports.

For more information about reporting, see the Reporting section.

Video

video

This section displays information about the currently loaded video:

  1. Width
  2. Height
  3. FPS (Frames Per Second)
  4. Number of Frames

These parameters can be manually modified. To use custom values instead of the detected video properties, enable Override Video Parameters.

Point

Point

For GPR measurements, the most important information is the GPR point number and the measurement sub-number (for example, X11).

These values are automatically recognized from the name of the directory containing the video files. However, they can also be entered manually, together with the measurement date and time.

Restrictions

Point

This section allows you to define custom restrictions, such as:

  1. Speed Limit
  2. Weight Limit

For more information about speed measurements and related restrictions, see Speed Measurement.