AutoVu SharpX mobile installation
tip.genetec.com | AutoVu Hardware Guide for SharpX Mobile Installation
EN.410.018-XS(6) | Last updated: October 6, 2016 6
Component What you should know
D Satellite
navigation
antenna
The satellite navigation antenna provides precise geocoding for the vehicles
associated with the plate reads, and is connected for systems that include the
Navigator box. For more information on which satellite navigation hardware to
install, see Navigation hardware options on page 52.
E External
Navigator
box
The Navigator box is Genetec's proprietary in-vehicle device that provides GPS
coordinates and odometry readings to Patroller. The Patroller software uses
this information to provide precise geocoding for the vehicles associated with
the plate reads. For more information, see Installing the external Navigator box
on page 62.
F Wheel
imaging
cameras
(optional)
Wheel imaging cameras are used for virtual tire-chalking technology that takes
images of the wheels of vehicles to prove whether they have moved between
two license plate reads. For information, see About installing wheel imaging
cameras in a mobile AutoVu system on page 43.
G GPS receiver The USB GPS satellite navigation receiver is connected to the in-vehicle
computer for systems that do not include the external Navigator box or the LPR
Processing Unit with AutoVu Navigation Option. For more information on which
satellite navigation hardware to install, see Navigation hardware options on
page 52.
H Vehicle’s
ignition
Yellow wire is connected to vehicle’s ignition. For more information, see
Connecting the LPR Processing Unit to the ignition signal on page 40.
I Ground Black wire is grounded to vehicle’s frame or chassis. For more information, see
Connecting power to the LPR Processing Unit on page 39.
J Vehicle’s
battery
Red wire is connected from the power cable through a 15A ATO/ATC in-line fuse
to vehicle’s battery. For more information, see Connecting power to the LPR
Processing Unit on page 39.
K Power cable
in-line fuse
Red wire is connected to vehicle’s battery. The fuse is installed as close to the
battery as possible. For more information, see Connecting power to the LPR
Processing Unit on page 39.
L Mobile data
computer
(MDC)
For instructions on how to install the in-vehicle MDC mount, refer to your
mount manufacturer’s documentation.
NOTE: The USB port on the LPR Processing Unit is not currently use in AutoVu installations.
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