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PRODUCT PRESENTATION
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
iZero is a number plate reading column that contains an ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) camera with built-in OCR.
The rened design also makes it ideal for prestigious structures such as hotels, holiday villages, villas, historic architecture.
Easy to install, congure and integrate, in addition to an aordable price, iZero has high performance in terms of reading
precision. iZero has serial interfaces for integration with the most well-known access control systems (Siemens, Honeywell,
HID etc.).
iZero is available in the following versions:
= standard (built-in)
= optional (on request) Box Full Column Entry Column Full
OCR built-in sensor
FF = xed focus
Column 3,6 mm/8 mm - (M12) FF
Box 12 mm - (M12) FF
MicroSD internal memory for backup and whitelisting
RS232-485 interface
Wiegand interface
OSDP (Siemens) interface
PoE supply
230 Vac supply
12 VDC supply
It includes a camera with infrared sensitive optical sensor and a LED IR illuminator that allow to take a clear photo of a car
number plate in any ambient lighting conditions, both day and night, from a set distance of 4 meters for the Column versions
and 6 meters for the Box version. The camera has a 2 megapixel Global Shutter CMOS number plate reading OCR sensor with
a frame rate of 54 Fps, B/W equipped with a 3,6 mm or an 8 mm xed lens and M12 mount on the Column versions and with a
12 mm xed lens and M12 mount on the Box version. Triple OCR algorithm integrated directly on the camera which can read
the plates automatically (free ow) that is without the aid of external synchronism devices. It is important to remember that
the reading of the characters of Selea cameras are not based, like other systems, on the fallacious motion detection system.
Number plate reading is guaranteed even when the vehicle is completely stationary (0 Km/h = no motion detection).
iZero is a fully IP device capable of connecting to the network through the built-in Ethernet interface. It supports TCP and RTP
connection protocols and can compress to JPEG and MPEG4 formats any video streams produced by the integrated sensor/s,
or by an external analogue or IP source connected to iZero. The video streams, the conguration parameters and the data ac-
quired by the camera can be accessed through the network using an HTTP browser, CPSExplorer QT, Selea video surveillance
software programs, or third party software.
iZero can manage an advanced and exible set of events and actions using both internal software tools, such as number plate
reading or Motion Detection HW, and I/O digital ports, which allow to install an intelligent video surveillance system that does
not require additional processing units, therefore saving on wiring and auxiliary components.
The MicroSD board allows to have a memory card directly connected to the camera, and use it to store lists of known number
plates for comparison with the captured ones, and therefore carry out independent activities based on the results of such
comparisons (such as the opening of automatisms, etc.), or as a backup for possible temporary connectivity losses, by storing
all the captured number plates until network channel functionality is re-established.
The access to all the camera data and conguration screens can be password protected using credentials issued by the
administrator. It is also possible to implement a sophisticated encryption algorithm when transferring data, so that they may
not be read by unauthorised clients.
iZero ensures excellent protection of the privacy and all the information transferred by the camera.
The following pages oer a simple representation of some camera functions:
1. The screenshot gives a representation of the internal vision software through a browser window, showing a real-time
“LIVE” image of the area covered by the camera.
2. When a vehicle goes through the area, the number plate is framed, captured and stored in the camera memory.
3. All the camera captures are available in the “MEMORY” section of the internal software. The data are stored in folders
showing the acquisition date, split into sub-folders showing the 24 hour time bands.
4. The data can be forwarded to a remote server.
5. Depending on the reasons for the captures, the server combining the data with those sent may behave dierently. For
