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ANPR & Barrier Control Integration

EvTrack + Hanwha Vision Integration

EvTrack integrates with Hanwha Vision Q-series ANPR cameras via the FF Group RoadWatch and NumberOK Edge ACAP applications - syncing license plate whitelists for barrier and gate control, with plate recognition events pushed back to EvTrack in real time.

Direction Bidirectional (EvTrack ↔ Hanwha)
Protocol Hanwha CGI REST API (HTTPS) + Webhook push
ACAP App FF Group RoadWatch / NumberOK Edge
Credentials License plate (LPR)
Access modes Edge (offline whitelist) or Online (server-verified)
Deployment On-premises

Data Transferred to Hanwha Vision

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License Plate Number

Whitelist credential synced to Hanwha camera via the FF Group ACAP API

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Credential Expiry Date

Plate validity window - automatically removed from device whitelist on expiry

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Access Control Mode

Edge mode stores the whitelist on the device; Online mode queries EvTrack in real-time for each plate

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Plate Recognition Events

Vehicle plate, direction and timestamp pushed from camera to EvTrack via HTTP webhook

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Relay Output Command

EvTrack triggers camera I/O outputs to open barriers, boom gates or doors on access grant

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NTP & Timezone Config

EvTrack sets NTP server and timezone on the Hanwha camera during initial configuration

How the Integration Works

1

A vehicle license plate is pre-registered in EvTrack with a validity period and whitelist status.

2

EvTrack connects to the Hanwha camera and configures the FF Group RoadWatch (or NumberOK Edge) ACAP application - setting the webhook URL so recognition events are pushed to EvTrack.

3

The plate whitelist is uploaded to the Hanwha camera via the FF Group ACAP API.

4

In Edge (offline) mode, the camera checks its local whitelist when a vehicle is detected - no server round-trip required. In Online mode, the camera queries EvTrack in real time to verify the plate.

5

When the camera recognises an authorised plate, it triggers its relay output - raising the boom gate or unlocking the barrier.

6

The recognition event (plate number, direction, timestamp) is pushed back to EvTrack via the configured webhook and logged as an access control event.

7

On credential expiry or visitor checkout, EvTrack removes the plate from the device whitelist automatically.

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