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1. Again this is used for system load testing and allows a date range selection to be applied to the Activations selected from a particular Zone StarTraq Film Number Where the StarTraq Export option was chosen there is a slight difference to the selection Criteria presented at the top of the export screen This is the Film Number All StarTraq exports have to be batched up by a film number Therefore if we export all activations for a particular Site Code then these will be allocated a film number The next batch of exported Activations for another site code would be given the next Film Number in Sequence The Export options screen allowed the user to enter the base number for this film number Every time a batch of Activations is exported by site code this number is incremented by one This film number entry field is simply to allow the user to change the sequence number if required for example there may be a break in a sequence or a previous film number need exporting again Normally this would be left to be automatically incremented by the system Page 45 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual Once happy with the selection of activations that are displayed in the grid on screen all that remains is to press the Export Displayed button This will export the activations to the appropriate directory on the computer ready for import into the chosen back office 9 2 5 Directory Structure for Exported Violations
2. The above procedure is followed if the ERIC EROS import is in html format Page 48 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual 10 Filtering Violations by Severity or Date The system allows the user to prioritise offences by sorting the violation table to display offences by speed When looking at the Offence Viewer Window place the cursor on the Primary Average Speed header above column 2 Click the mouse and an up or down arrow appears To show offences by highest speed ensure the arrow head is pointing downwards This is a standard feature used on many applications To return to a purely sequential numerical list place the mouse on the Violation ID header above column 1 and click the mouse With the arrow head pointing upwards then the oldest offence is at the top of the chosen Range Selection Examples sorting on Secondary Average Speed No Sorting Applied Sorted in Descending Order Sorted in Ascending Order Secondary Average Secondary Average as Speed MP h SE Speed MP h 048 01 E 057 12 048 01 049 07 REES daer 056 18 048 08 GE 056 08 048 13 054 26 048 15 EE 054 15 048 17 053 69 048 20 MB 65 053 34 048 22 Ave 052 92 048 23 048 24 Page 49 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual 11 Court Packages A stand alone utility has been created to provide details from the system for presentation to the Court This is necessary as the system security prevent
3. 41 HindHaad nmi 1071 42 Hindhead Figure 60 Site Maintenance Menu Options Commands See Commands Section Clock Sync Data Records which should be checked regularly to ensure clock synchronisation is successful Could form part of the evidence chain In the event of a clock sync check failing RedSpeed should be advised 5 EE EEU ET Filter Selection ERCU 01 43 HindHead DMU 01 A3 Hindhead ANPR 01 A3 Balfour Beatty Hindhead e ANPR Real Time Clock 1 Real Time Clock 2 Hag WA i i i i 01 01 1870 00 00 00 000 14 01 2010 16 28 48 540 14 01 2010 16 28 55 700 14 01 2010 16 37 43 430 14 01 2010 16 37 45 660 14 01 2010 19 07 54 540 14 01 2010 19 08 03 130 14 01 2010 19 57 39 090 14 01 2010 19 57 41 550 14 01 2010 21 37 55 750 01011970 00 00 00 000 14 01 2010 16 28 48 530 14 01 2010 16 28 55 200 14 01 2010 16 37 43 430 14 01 2010 16 37 45 650 14 01 2010 19 07 54 540 14 01 2010 19 08 03 130 14 01 2010 19 57 39 090 14 01 2010 19 57 41 550 14 01 2010 21 37 55 750 Figure 61 Clock Sync Records Succestul Page 75 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual 13 1 8 Audit BR RedFusion Average S ad File Configuration Site Maint ao RE es wO E Audit Help Audit Log Export to Court Figure 62 Audit Menu Options Audit Log Full details of all User activity Export to Court See Court
4. verage Entry Primary Speed MP h Speed MP h Timestamp Exit Primary Timestamp 15 01 2010 15 25 09 15 01 2010 15 25 12 15 01 2010 15 25 15 15 01 2010 15 25 17 15 01 2010 15 25 45 15 01 2010 15 25 45 15 01 2010 15 24 54 15 01 2010 15 25 47 NAR AA MAR AA TRAN ANN 15 24 85 TRAN AI 15 75 45 Figure 7 Violation Display Tabs This is where the list of violations will be displayed as a result of any selection having been made from any of the Violation Selection Tabs Page 15 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual 4 2 1 Range Selection Tab Select Range Selection tab Figure 8 enter the range of violations to display by either selecting a range via the Violation Range Drop Down this is set to display 100 violations at a time Changing the value in this drop down will result in the grid being automatically updated It is possible to manually enter a start and end violation range in the Start Violation Number and End Violation Number to action this once the RedFusion Average S ence l e mm al File Configuration SiteMaint Audit Help E e X ae Xe ei Y lu ERCU ID P sl DMU 01 A6104 Manchester Violation Range 5 100 X Start Violation Number 5 2 Status La y End Violation Number mum Figure 8 Range Selection Tab This displays a list of potential violations Figure 13 starting on the left with a uniq
5. 041 17 041 16 14 01 2010 17 13 02 14 01 2010 17 14 01 041 75 041 75 14 01 2010 17 13 13 14 01 2010 17 14 11 051 68 051 68 14 01 2010 17 13 49 14 01 2010 17 14 36 04471 044 70 14 01 2010 17 14 12 14 01 2010 17 15 06 043 65 043 64 14 01 2010 17 14 28 14 01 2010 17 15 24 045 84 045 84 14 01 2010 17 15 23 14 01 2010 17 16 16 048 30 04829 14 01 2010 17 15 34 14 01 2010 17 16 24 046 25 1046 35 14 01 2010 17 16 46 14 01 2010 17 17 38 gt n Status ENTRY001 EXITOO1 Exported ENTRYOO1 EXITOO1 Exported ENTRY001 EXITOOT Exported ENTRYOO1 EXITOD1 Pending ENTRY001 EXITOD1 Pending ENTRYOO1 EXITOO Pending ENTRYO01 EXITOO1 Pending ENTRYOO1 EXITOO1 Pending ENTRYOOT EXITOO1 Pending ENTRYO01 EXITOO1 Pending ENTRY001 EXITOOT Pending ENTRY001 EXITOO Pending ENTRYOOT EXITOO1 Pending ENTRYOOT EXITOOT Pending ENTRYO01 EXITOO Pending ENTRY001 EXTOO Pending ENTRYOO1 EXITOO Pending ENTRYOOT EXITOO1 Pending ENTRYOOT EXITOO1 Pending ENTRY001 EXITOOT Pending ENTRY001 EXITOO1 Pending ENTRYOOT EXITOO1 Pending ENTRYOO1 EXITOD1 Pending ENTRYO01 EXITOO1 Pending ENTRYO01 EXITOD1 Pending ENTRY001 EXITOO1 Pending ENTRYO01 EXITOOT Pending ENTRYOOT EXITOOT Pending ENTRYOO1 EXITOO1 Pending Speed International Ltd S User Admi
6. Nothing you do using the image filters is made permanent by the system as it is impossible to alter the original evidential image The features simply enhance the opportunity to make the correct decision regarding accepting or rejecting the violation As soon as the variable parameters are returned to O or the record refreshed the original status is restored The first Image Filter option is to show the selected image in negative a feature useful in revealing the number plate in various adverse lighting conditions Page 32 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual 7 7 y 3 a T 9 p et a t Image Filters v Negative Brightness 0 Contrast 0 H P Figure 22 Violation Image Viewer Negative The second and third options relate to the brightness of the image and its contrast They have variable controls with values to 100 and can be moved in increments of 5 by using the up down arrows to the side of the display boxes or by using the slider below the display boxes It is important to experiment with the options to become comfortable with what can be achieved by changing the filters Do not discount an image until you have explored the possibilities using these options Page 33 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual Placing the cursor on this image and Left Click will enlarge the image Simply Right Click to shrink the image The image will b
7. Page 36 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual 9 Exporting Violations to Back Office Systems Currently the RedFusion viewer can export to the following systems e Starlrak e Serco EROS both impadd and XML format e Serco ERIC both impadd and XML format e RedSpeed Generic XML format Used for RedSpeed RedCheck Back Office system The system has all the above export engines already in the system 9 1 Selecting and Configuring the Export Engine This should have been setup before the system is installed and is described here for Information or if the export destination needs to be changed To set the export type for your back office select the Configuration Options to bring up the Export Options Tab RedFusion Average Speed Offence Viewer Violation DMU 02 A13 gd File Configuration Site Maint Audit Help Sqn ME ERA We Range Selection Filter Criteria ERCU ID 02 4 Redfusion Options fe per 20001 amp Application Options Violation Gr Export Base Directory C rsexport E ROS Use extemal application for viewing activations Export Source Entry Lane II Choose from Configuration Options Generic ERIC EROS Impadd Loader EROS XML Loader Star Trag ENTRYOD2 Export Criteria Filler eStandard Export System DevicelD RSSPEED Po ATI Fi TE AE ZENZ AT o TZ 200 M ose 068 97 06 05 2011 21 08 08 06 05 201
8. Serco EROS and ERIC impadd loader The data is exported into the base directory defined in the Export Options A directory is created under this directory using the Site Mapping code Any previous data exported to this code will be deleted before the new data is written Serco EROS XML Loader The data is exported into the base directory defined in the Export Options A directory is created under this directory using the Site Mapping code Another directory is created under this using the current Date and time stamp As this data is not overwritten because the directories are created based on a current time stamp it is up to the user to delete data from these directories once they are successfully imported into EROS StarTraq The data is exported into the base directory defined in the Export Options A directory is created under this directory using the incremental Film Batch number As this data is not overwritten because the number is incremental it is up to the user to delete data from these directories once they are successfully imported into StarTraa Page 46 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual 9 2 6 Copying Exporting RedFusion Violations to a CD The RedFusion Viewer application does not contain its own bespoke CD writing function but makes use of the Windows CD Burning facility which is described in detail below for those Users who are unfamiliar with the Windows CD Burning Function All violations i
9. This allows all violations to be displayed on screen that are between a lower and upper speed threshold ud File FAA Site Maint Audit Help EETLST ET TT EF ba rer Speed Threshold Figure 12 Speed Limit Threshold In the example above we can select all offences with a particular status that have been caught at speeds between 50 and 60 MPH SE SCH Entry Lane ID Exit Lane ID 14 01 2010 17 00 53 14 01 2010 17 01 41 ENTRY001 EXITOO1 14 01 2010 17 09 46 14 01 2010 17 13 49 14 01 2010 17 10 33 14 01 2010 17 14 36 14 01 2010 17 23 02 14 01 2010 17 33 55 14 01 2010 17 23 50 14 01 2010 17 34 43 ENTRY001 ENTRYOO1 EXITOO1 EXITOO1 JOSE 14 01 2010 19 30 50 Vela eee 14 01 2010 19 31 37 ENTRYO001 ENTRYO001 EXITO01 EXITOO1 14 01 2010 19 52 29 14 01 2010 19 53 17 add ENTRYOO1 JEAN EXITOO1 14 01 2010 19 52 31 14 01 2010 19 53 19 ENTRYOO1 EXITO01 14 01 2010 20 11 59 14 01 2010 20 12 47 ENTRY001 EXITOOT 14 01 2010 20 1527 E ENTRYO001 EXITO01 ENTRYOO1 JE Page 18 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual 4 2 6 Speed under Threshold Option This option is available to Administrators of the system and will display on the Speed Limit Threshold Tab Speed Limit Threshold Speed Search
10. 17 02 49 ENTRYOO EXITOD Pending 04032 14 01 2010 17 03 44 14 01 2010 17 04 44 ENTRYOOT EXITOO Pending 051 98 14 01 2010 17 09 46 14 01 2010 17 10 33 ENTRYOOT EXTOO Pending Em 04047 14 01 2010 17 11 38 14 01 2010 17 12 38 ENTRYOOT EXITOO Pending 040 55 14 01 2010 17 11 57 14 01 2010 17 12 57 ENTRYOO EXITOO Pending 041 28 04128 14 01 2010 17 1254 14 01 2010 17 13 53 ENTRYOOT EXITOO Pending 041 17 041 16 14 01 2010 17 13 02 14 01 2010 17 14 01 ENTRYOO1 EXITOO1 Pending 04175 04175 14 01 2010 17 13 13 14 01 2010 17 14 11 ENTRYOO1 EXITOO Pending 051 68 14 01 2010 171348 14 01 2010 17 14 36 ENTRYOOT EXITOO Pending 044 70 14 01 2010 17 14 12 14 01 2010 17 15 06 ENTRYOO1 Cam Pending 043 65 043 64 14 01 2010 17 14 28 14 01 2010 17 15 24 ENTRYOOT EXITOO1 Pending 045 24 045 84 14 01 2010 171523 14 01 2010 17 16 16 ENTRYOOT EXITOO Pending 048 30 048 29 14 01 2010 17 15 34 14 01 2010 17 16 24 ENTRYOOT EXITODI Pending E 046 35 046 35 14 01 2010 17 16 46 14 01 2010 17 17 38 ENTRYOOT EXITOO Pending d Speed International Ltd User Admin Connected to DEV DMS SERVERMREDCHECK H Catalogue REDFUSION A3 HINDHEAD Total Violations available 16499 Returned 91 Figure 53 Violation Viewer Window In the Speed
11. 25 034 Accepted 20 04 2011 12 16 04 661 20 04 2011 12 16 48 871 Accepted 23539 051 96 051 98 09 05 2011 13 19 47 454 09 05 2011 13 20 10 468 Accepted Speed International Ltd This screen behaves the ame as the eStandard Export screen except the option is given to select a date range to the Activations exported Checking the Export Everything check box will make the screen behave as the Standard screen described previously Page 43 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual eExportAll Selected in Options Export RedFusion Activations em Sm Export Everything ERCU ID 01 A13WestBounc DMU 01 A13 WestBound Zone 1 v P Speed International Ltd This permits all Accepted Activations to be exported on mass Selecting the Zone ERCU and DMU then pressing the export all button will result in ALL Accepted Activations being exported to the Computers disk drive lt is not recommended that this be used as lt was primarily set up for Load Testing the system Page 44 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual eAllWithDate Selected in Options Export RedFusion Activations ERCU ID 01 A13WestBounc Dmu 01 A13 WestBound Zone Date Range Selection Date Time From 14 Juy 2011 16 37 00 Date Time To 14 July 2011 e 16 37 00 7 Export Everything Speed International Utd
12. 3302 Duplicates O Failures 03 2009 16 09 Importing CIkSynclnfoData 100 03 2009 16 09 Imported 8 ClockSync Records 58 Duplicates O Failures 03 2009 16 42 Volume removed from D 03 2009 13 01 inserted in D 03 2009 13 01 Importing InfoBlocks Data lt Clear Status List Status Importing InfoBlocks Data Figure 2 RedFusion Viewer DVD Import Window 7 This dialogue box in the above example informs the operator 1260 Violations 3302 Duplicates and 0 Failures have been copied from the DVD in to the Viewer application for the operator to process accordingly 8 The violations referred to are new violations not previously imported Duplicates are existing violations on the DVD which have been previously imported in to the Viewer application 9 Inthe event of large numbers of violations being imported the user should expect a slow import 10 When this import process is complete log out of the RedFusion DVD Archive Server application The DVD Archive Volume is returned to the ERCU DVD drive to continue to write violations to the archive volume 11 If the current DVD cannot accept any further violations a dialogue box will advise the user accordingly and a new DVD should be inserted in to the ERCU DVD Drive 12 It is recommended all DVDs are marked to show the site location start date and end date for ease of reference should the archive volume be required for court viewing purposes 4 Operatin
13. Baseline Certificate Baseline Certificate name Baseline ID Unique ID for baseline table Entry ID Entry ID for Remote Image Detector Exit ID Exit ID for Remote Image Detector Entry Details VRM Vehicle Registration Mark as detected by ANPR on Entry Image GPS derived Primary Entry UTC time in seconds and Millisecond component after Decimal point Primary Timestamp Secondary GPS derived Secondary Entry UTC time in seconds and Millisecond component after Decimal Timestamp point Exit Details VRM Vehicle Registration Mark as detected by ANPR on Exit Image Primary Timestamp GPS derived Primary Exit UTC time in seconds and Millisecond component after Decimal point Secondary GPS derived Secondary Exit UTC time in seconds and Millisecond component after Decimal Timestamp point Page 78 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual 15 Glossary of Terms ACPO ANPR DMU ERCU GPS ID RID VRM Association of Chief Police Officers Automatic number plate recognition system Decision Making Unit Evidence Retrieval Control Unit Global Positioning Satellite Identifier Remote Image detector Vehicle Registration Mark Page 79 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual 16 Table of Figures FIGURE 1 REDFUSION SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE sooo aserrada eN ERROR BOOKMARK NOT DEFINED FIGURE 2 ERCU GRAPHIC USER INTERFACE Na 9 FIGURE 3 REDFUSION VIEWER DVD IMPORT WINDOW e
14. Speed Under Threshold hd Vehicle Speed From 0 Vehicle Speed To 160 Enforcement Threshold 51 In the Speed Under Threshold option the enforcement threshold will be the threshold set by RedSpeed at the DMU or the threshold set by the User in the DMU Details window of the System Configuration described later in this document If the User has reset the Enforcement Threshold below the DMU Threshold in the System Configuration Window the current User has the option of globally selecting and rejecting all the violations which are under the configurable Enforcement Threshold by selecting the Search Button and then the red X in the Speed Under Threshold box This process will globally reject all existing pending violations which are below the configurable Enforcement Threshold which the Reject Reason Below Enforcement Threshold This process will need to be repeated whenever any new violations are uploaded from the ERCU DVD Archive Volume Page 19 of 81 4 3 Violation Display Tabs RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual This is where the list of violations selected from the Violation Selection Tabs will be displayed aJ File Configuration Site Maint e H Audit Help F li Range Selection VRM Selection Violation ID Selection Date Range Selection Speed Limit Threshold Filter Criteria ERCU ID 01 A3 HindHead 01 A3 Hindhead Z Vesten Range Star
15. and previous StarTraq exports will NOT be overwritten From the RedFusion Export Base directory select all the files Control A to be burnt to CD there will be three jpeg images per violation and one vp or RSL file per export right click on one of the selected items and select SEND TO from the drop down menu and from a further drop down menu select the drive containing the blank CD R The Windows CD Burning function dialogue box will ask for a disc title it is recommended the title should be the film numbering system currently in use by the customer for imports in to the back office offence processing Enter the preferred disc title and then click NEXT in the dialogue box Page 47 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual Windows will temporarily store the violation images and data file and will display a message balloon stating You have files waiting to be burned to CD To view these files click this balloon click in this message Click in the message balloon which will open the temporary file location of the files to burned to the CD then select the Burn to Disc option at the top of the file window The files will be written to the CD and the CD will eject to enable the User to import the files in the back office offence processing system Violation data contained on the CD is in unencrypted format and should be stored and disposed of in accordance with local policies and procedures
16. back office system Currently the Viewer Application will export to the following systems e StarTrak e Serco EROS e Serco ERIC Both the Serco impadd and XML loaders are catered for To set the violation to a status of Accepted simply go to the toolbar at the top of the screen and click on the Accept Violation icon Clicking this icon sets the status of the violation to Accepted and no further activity in relation to this violation is possible in the Viewer software but all the associated functionality available through the preferred back office programme Is preserved If it is subsequently found a transcription error has been made it is only possible to rectify the fault in the back office programme Having accepted the violation the User is presented with the next violation is sequence This process is repeated until all the outstanding violations have been viewed and accepted or rejected Page 28 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual 7 Rejecting a Violation The decision to reject a violation has certain safeguards attached to it All decisions are recorded in the system software and are therefore fully auditable Having viewed the available evidence and deciding to reject the violation move the mouse to the Reject Violation icon and left click This action automatically generates a safeguard window Figure 18 to confirm the action is definitely required Reje
17. drive i RedFusion Average Speed Offence Viewer Violation DMU 01 Kidderminster ERCU Configuration Site Maint Audit Help d Command Data Range Select Command s Read Response Filter D Maintainance RID Maintainance DML Select Unit Baseline table Clear Maintainance RID Command Parameters ER Send Command l Select BaseLine Table Record 02008 Minimum Baseline Kidderminister Rev100 11 10 08 xmi ka Clear Maintainance DMU ES Get Statistics DMU vilstior Se MOERS on Value Ge Select DMU ID 01 Kidderminster DMU v TID Drive Selection Select Flash Drive 01 Kidderminster Entry 01 Figure 48 Flash Drive Selection Dialogue Page 64 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual 13 System Administration Differing permission levels exist to operate and or maintain the system Functions such as creating a new user deleting a previously approved user changing passwords and viewing the System Audit Log are activities restricted to those supervisors with higher level access For queries relating to these tasks please consult your line manager or supervisor 13 1 Menu Bar Options The menu options are shown below RedFusion Average Speed Offen Viewer Violation ID 14808 a File Configuration Site Maint Audit Help Figure 49 Menu Bar Options 13 1 1 File Figure 50 File Menu Options Export export into back office systems in xml format
18. of processing violations these tabs will build up To remove a Violation tab you can Right Click the mouse on the tab header to bring up the Close Tabs Menu This menu will allow you to close the Violation 010141209 0101 Close currently selected violation using the Close All But but this Close option To close all tabs ERCU Geht apart from the currently selected tab Site Name NG Hindhead r then select the Close All But this Right Click Mouse anywhere on one option Finally to close all the Tab header to bring up the Close Tab menu violation tabs select the Close All option It is not possible to close the tab which displays the grid of selected violations Another method to remove the current tab is to press the Close Tab Button x from the top tool bar 4 3 7 Viewing Image Thumbnails By switching on the View Image Thumbnails in the Options settings Figure 14 The Options are reached from the Configuration Options menu item This can be switched on or off by ticking unticking the mage Thumbnails check box Switch on Image Command Response Directory Develo Thumbnails Figure 14 Setting Image Thumbnail Viewer Option This will allow you quickly view small ENTRY and EXIT images in a thumbnail viewer that will pop up when the mouse hovers over the Violation ID Column on the Grid Figure 15 Image Thumbnail Viewer Page 23 of 81 RedFusion Av
19. optional date range selection Each of these options will bring up a different selection panel at the top of the Export screen These will be described later in this section 9 1 2 Export System ID This is the Device ID code that will be exported to the third party back office system Historically the value here for a RedSpeed Spot speed device was MONTSPD This is a free format field and any third party back office devicelD can be entered here Page 40 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual 9 2 Exporting Violations If the Use External Application for Viewing Activations described in an earlier section is checked then all Pending Violations are eligible for export otherwise only Accepted violations are eligible for export The export screen is brought up by either the Export menu or Export buttons Li D mal D d ter Criteria ERCU ID 01 43 HindHead 9 2 3 Exporting All Pending Violations There is no selection available as All Pending violations are exported For an export run the Activations are exported batched up in order using the the pre configured Site codes set up in the Export Options Star Traq Export co mes File EE Filter Criteria ERCU ID ou Reese gt Primary Secondary Entry Primary Ext Primary Entry Number Exit Number Entry Exit Baseline Reject Violation ID Zeg Time Stamp TimeStamp Plate Plate enc o Correction Status Reason Page 41 o
20. the ERCU and DMU drop down lists Once selected the Export Code drop down will be populated with all the pre defined site mapping codes for this Zone Next select the appropriate site code from the Export Code Selection drop down that requires exporting Then select the type of Activations that require exporting these will either be ones marked as Accepted or ones that have Previously Been Exported and Accepted This is done using the Export Status Setting radio Buttons Finally press the search button this will populate the grid allowing them to be verified if necessary Page 42 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual eEverything Selected in Options amp Export RedFusion Activations Date Range Selection ERCU ID 02 A13 EastBound v DMU 02 A13 EastBound Zone2 v Date Time To 14 Juy 2011 162700 el Export Code Selection Export Everything Entrypoint 1to Exitpoint 1 Date Time From January 2011 162700 ed i Exit Primary TimeStamp TimeStamp 20 04 2011 12 07 53 414 20 04 2011 12 08 28 235 20 04 2011 12 09 27 434 20 04 2011 12 10 02 065 Accepted 20 04 2011 12 09 30 134 20 04 2011 12 10 05 225 Accepted 20 04 2011 12 09 52 951 20 04 2011 12 10 20 407 Accepted 20 04 2011 05 58 38 582 20 04 2011 05 59 01 899 Accepted 20 04 2011 05 58 58 755 20 04 2011 05 59 21 951 Accepted 20 04 2011 12 15 38 621 20 04 2011 12 16 09 730 Accepted 20 04 2011 12 15 50 553 20 04 2011 12 16
21. the DMU in operation to display the DMU Details Figure 52 DMU Details and Threshold Limit Box below a9 Configure System A c ex o 0 o Export XML 8 Print G Refresh gt Generate New KEKs Export Latest KEKs File Select ERCU for Generate 01 2 Import Configuration Data zi SysConfigNode 5 A ERCU 00001 ERTER c a OMY Details DMU KEK Managment ib ANPR 01 DMU configuration DMU 0101 i ANPR 02 em DMU 0002 M60 Manchester Phase DMU IP 10 1 100 101 R Ste Name A6104 Manchester Threshold Speed 3 H Selected DMU 0101 Figure 52 DMU Details and Threshold Limit Box 7 Set the Enforcement Threshold in the Threshold Limit box click Save at the top of the DMU Details window and close the DMU Details window Page 68 of 81 9 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual In the main Violation Viewer Window Figure 53 Violation Viewer Window below select the Configuration Audit uJ File Site Maint Help zum da ap MEE Go s Ti Range Selection VRM Selection Violation ID Selection Date Range Selection Speed Lim Threshold Filter Criteria ERCU ID 01 A3 HindHead DMU 01 A3 Hindhead Range 10 100 Start Violation Number 10 Status Al D End Violation Number 100 Violation Violation ID der He
22. to the end user Camera Head The camera head is mounted on a roadside structure such as a pole or gantry and aligned to a specific traffic running lane It contains the cameras infra red illuminators and a device for aligning the pod to a specific detection point on the road surface The camera head is mounted on a pan tilt rotate zoom motorised unit which is isolated by the installer once the head is aligned and is therefore not accessible to the end user Remote Image Detector Unit RID Each camera head up to a maximum of three is aligned to a remote image detector unit which contains an ANPR system Detail from the monochrome camera is accepted by the RID where the ANPR system uses this image to extract details of the vehicle registration mark This data together with detail from the colour camera is assimilated in a data package alongside time date location detail Decision Making Unit DMU Each DMU has a number of RID units associated with it Information from the RID units is sent to the DMU where a search is conducted to match the records System time is again confirmed at this point and if a disparity is found to exist then the record is deleted If a match is made and the inbuilt system safety checks show the system is operating correctly then the system compares the time taken to travel between the entry and exit records against a previously installed baseline table to see if it falls within the violation threshold Evidence Re
23. 1 01 Kidderminster Entry 01 w 1372 1373 1374 1375 1376 1372 1378 1379 1380 1381 Figure 33 Command Send Message In the ERCU the Send Command button will read the commands on the flash card and will send them to the corresponding RID The screen shot for the Head Response of this command is shown in Figure 34 a File Configuration Site Maint Audit Help dan UG sw 2 s8 Sr Range Selection VAN Selection Violation ID Selection Filter Criteria ERCU ID Command Data Select Command Command Parameters Maintainance RID Maintainance DMU Select Unit James iie gt la ear Maintainance Kong Select ERCU ID Clear Maintainance DMU TEENS Get Statistics DMU iolation Get Statistics RID 01 Kidderminster ERCU k Set Matching Percent Value EEE NN 1369 1370 E Select DMU ID d Received SET MAINT MODE 2 3 Received in C Program Files RedSpeed International Ltd Redfusior 139 01 Kidderminster DMU v 1372 1373 Select RID ID 1374 01 Kidderminster Entry 01 v 1375 1376 P MEI 1378 Figure 34 Command Read Response The command will be received by the corresponding RID and the RID will switch to maintenance mode Maintenance actions can be done on the RID once it is in this mode Page 55 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual 12 1 2 Clear Maintenance RID This command will cause the corresp
24. 1 21 11 17 ENTRYOO2 20010 NNNM 05277 10527 06 05 2011 21 09 11 06 05 2011 21 11 54 ENTRYO02 20011 EE 0c 066 65 06 05 2011 21 14 43 06 05 2011 21 16 52 ENTRYD03 Figure 26 Configuring Export Engine From this screen you can see all the available export engines available in the system The export destination is selected by the appropriate radio button What is important to note is the check box marked Use External Application for Viewing Activations The default action for exporting Violations to a third party back office is to View and Accept or Reject violations from within this application and then export only those that have been accepted However some Camera Partnerships may choose to do all Viewing and Accepting or Rejecting in a third party back office system In this situation this check box would be checked this will then allow the user to export all Activations as soon as they are available in this application after import from the ERCU Page 37 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual StarTraq will require a unique film number for each export batch When the StarTraq button is selected the film data entry field is shown This is where the base film number will be entered The StarTraq export will use this number each time a batch is exported the system will automatically increment this number and store in the system so each export batch will have the next incremental number Redfu
25. 4 14 01 2010 17 15 23 14 01 2010 17 16 16 14 01 2010 17 15 34 14 01 2010 17 16 24 14 01 2010 17 16 46 14 01 2010 17 17 38 Entry Lane ID ENTRYO001 ENTRY001 ENTRYO001 ENTRY001 ENTRY001 dee ENTRYOOT ENTRYOO1 ENTRY001 ENTRY001 ENTRY001 ENTRY001 ENTRY001 ENTRY001 ENTAYOO ENTRYO001 ENTRY001 ENTRY001 ENTRYOO1 ENTRYOO1 ENTRY001 ENTRY001 ENTRY001 ENTRY001 ENTRYO001 ENTRYOO1 ENTRY001 ENTRYO001 ENTRYO001 User Admin Connected to DEV DMS SERVERVREDCHECK II Catalogue REDFUSION A3 HINDHEAD Speed International Ltd S Total Violations available 16499 Returned 91 Figure 4 Offence Viewer Window DB Updated Page 12 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual 4 1 System Icons The header at the top of the Offence Viewer window has 12 reactive icons Figure 5 All actions undertaken automatically feed the transaction log to record activity by user ID Some icons will be disabled and greyed out dependent on whether the User is in the Violation Table window or the Offence Viewer window ad File Configuration SiteMaint Audit Help da e B ETT Figure 5 System Icons EXPORT VIOLATION Allows the user to export a violation to the back office for processing It is not poss
26. 4 01 2010 15 55 48 040 73 14 01 2010 15 55 01 14 01 2010 15 56 01 041 58 14 01 2010 16 01 02 14 01 2010 16 02 00 046 11 042 43 14 01 2010 16 13 52 14 01 2010 16 0438 14 01 2010 160531 14 01 2010 16 14 50 049 75 14 01 2010 16 20 17 14 01 2010 16 21 06 045 75 14 01 2010 16 29 34 14 01 2010 16 30 27 041 28 14 01 2010 16 34 12 14 01 2010 16 35 10 043 12 14 01 2010 16 35 02 14 01 2010 16 35 58 042 37 14 01 2010 16 42 28 14 01 2010 16 43 25 041 73 14 01 2010 16 48 00 14 01 2010 16 48 59 043 56 14 01 2010 16 50 26 14 01 2010 16 51 22 se 044 32 14 01 2010 17 00 53 14 01 2010 17 01 54 14 01 2010 17 01 41 14 01 2010 17 02 49 040 32 14 01 2010 17 03 44 14 01 2010 17 04 44 051 98 14 01 2010 17 09 46 14 01 2010 17 10 33 040 47 040 55 14 01 2010 17 11 38 14 01 2010 17 11 57 14 01 2010 17 12 38 14 01 2010 17 12 57 041 28 14 01 2010 17 12 54 14 01 2010 17 13 53 041 16 14 01 2010 17 13 02 14 01 2010 17 14 01 041 75 14 01 2010 17 13 13 14 01 2010 17 14 11 051 68 14 01 2010 17 13 49 14 01 2010 17 14 36 14 01 2010 17 14 12 14 01 2010 17 15 06 14 01 2010 17 14 28 14 01 2010 17 15 2
27. IGURE 21 REJECTED VIOLATION WITH REASON sesse viros se so ee ee vee see ed be YN ee ve oe ee ee ee ee AR SEE VR we ske VY ee Ge ee ee ee ge E ee se VY oe ed ds 30 REENEN Ree ER FIGURE 23 VIOLATION IMAGE VIEWER NEGATIVE soeovnnennennennernsvnsvnnennennennernsnnsvnnennennennernsnnsvnnennennennennsnnsvnnennennennennsnnsennennennennee 33 FIGURE 24 VIOLATION IMAGE VIEWER ZOOMING OPTION enne nennen rne see see ses ee ea esses sse stes esses esses sees ee ee nis 34 FIGURE 23 AN EES vaN VIOLATION N EO EE OO ER 35 TVEN 36 FIGURE 27 CONFIGURING EXPORT ENGINE esnasnnsnnennennernernnrnnsnnsnnennnrnnrnnsnnsnnennennernernnsnnsnnsnnennennnennsnnsnnennennenneennsnnsnnsnnennenneennsnnsnnee 37 FIGURE 28 CONFIGURING EXPORT EHNEN ege ENEE eege ee 39 FIGURE 29 EXPORT STANDARD VIOLATION MAIN SCREEN enesnasnnsnnennernnrnnrnnsnnsnnnnnernernnsnnsnnsnnannernernnsnnsnnsnnennenneennsnnsnnennennnnneennsnnsnnee 42 FIGURE 30 SITE MAINTENANCE AND COMMAND REFERENCE esunnnnernernernnrnnsnnsnnnrnnrnernnsnnsnnsnnennernernnsnnsnnsnnennnnnennnsnnsnnsnnennenneennsnnsnner 51 FIGURE 31 IDENTIFYING THE UNIT FOR COMMAND INSTRUCTION 52 FIGURE 32 ERCU COMMANDS DIAGNOSTIC MESSAGES EE 53 FIGURE S3 SEND COMMAND RE ET 54 FIGURE 34 COMMAND KE dng 55 FIGURE 35 COMMAND READ RESPONSE esse see see see ees see see see nene Gee ee ee hasse see ee sea esses see see sse sea ea ee ee see stessa esses ee AR ee ee senis 55 FIGURE 56 CLEAR MAINTENANCE COMMAND ses see sede ea eie eie v
28. Limit Threshold tab Figure 54 Speed Limit Threshold Tab below the section on the right of the window headed Speed Under Threshold should contain the Enforcement Threshold previously set in the DMU Details window Fange Secon VA Sen Vi D Scion Dae Range Scion ent Tet Speed Threshold Speed eh freed Under Trehi EID N DUI M Manchester Prae 11 v Vei Speed Fon I Dis Pending r Ree Speed Tr A A Enfucenert Tei 6 b Figure 54 Speed Limit Threshold Tab 10 Click on the Search Button in the Speed Under Threshold box which selects all the violations which are below the Enforcement Threshold Page 69 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual Speed Under Threshold Enforcement Threshold 60 Figure 55 Speed Under Threshold Box 11 Then select the X to globally reject all the violations in the current Violation Viewer Window Speed Under Threshold Enforcement Threshold 60 Figure 56 Below Enforcement Threshold Reject Button 12 The Violation Viewer Window will now show all violations which are below the Enforcement Threshold as rejected with the Reject Reason Below Enforcement Threshold 13 In the Viewer Audit Log all the violations globally rejected as being below the enforcement will show the time date and individual selecting this option 14 Whenever new violation are uploaded in to the RedFusion Viewer application from ERCU DVD the user must reselect and glo
29. R systems are becoming more and more effective BUT they have limitations No matter which logic is used as the foundation for the system it cannot be guaranteed the system will not make a mistake interpreting the vehicle registration plate Experience clearly shows some people make determined efforts to disguise the detail of their number plate Tactics include inserting fixing bolts through the plate to change the shape or nature of a digit using non standard fonts altering spacing between individual letters digits and hanging obstructions over the plate Dirty or damaged plates are commonplace and can also adversely affect the effectiveness of any system Common failings within almost all ANPR systems include reading the letter O as a 0 and vice versa the number 5 with the letter S and the letter Z with the number 2 It is possible to set systems to only record number plates where the system is 100 confident it has read the plate correctly which leads to a low read rate The system may read the plate incorrectly at both entry and exit showing it as 10096 confident but it is in fact wrong having made the same error at both points It is also possible to educate systems to read different fonts including international number plates The system implemented within RedFusion secures a high capture rate and high read rate but places a positive responsibility on the end user to view confirm and validate all potential violations using t
30. Speed International Ltd REDFUSION AVERAGE SPEED VIOLATION VIEWER OPERATORS MANUAL Company Confidential Status Release Distribution Customer Internal HO RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual Document Info Version Control TT ee fm eee EA Review amp Inclusion of Court Packages Section 1 1 5 29 05 08 Inclusion of Court Packages Images by Mike Dixon a dl nl NE Lupe dad N 1 9 12 12 08 Added Violation printout and understanding Updating and reviewing manual based on user s 1 11 04 03 09 views and comments 18 03 09 Revisions amp Updating from Dev Dept Added clock sync screen shot Reviewed and 1 13 18 03 09 released Logon screen changed to allow a different database 1 15 04 12 09 to be selected Added ERIC export option reformat to Word DOCX 1 16 29 03 10 format auto Headings and TOC 26 06 10 Proof read changes by Mike Dixon applied Covered the Direction associated with Site Codes 1 18 26 06 10 TM E for exporting violations batched by direction Page 2 of 81 Validation Version for Development Dept RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual Speed Threshold Exporting Pending Activations 1 19 07 09 10 V 1 0 14 of Viewer Software 1 20 14 07 10 New changes to Export V1 0 19 of Viewer Software Applicable Documents Page 3 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual Contents 1 INTRODUC
31. Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual ad File Configuration Site Maint Audit Help Wildcard Matching G would return all VRM matches Ending in G G would return all plates starting with G 5 would return all plates containing the letter G Figure 9 VRM Selection Tab 4 2 3 Violation ID Selection Tab It is also possible to search by a specific unique violation identifier number if this is known Simply click on the Violation ID Selection tab Figure 10 us File Configuration Site Maint Audit Help Sen ME B c a hi Range Selection VRM Selection Violation ID Selqgion Date Range Selection Speed Limit Threshold Violation ID Search Figure 10 Violation ID Selection Tab Enter the Violation ID and select the Search to display the requested violation record on the screen Page 17 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual 4 2 4 Date Range Selection Tab It is also possible to search by a specific violation or number of violations by date range Simply click on the Date Range Selection tab Figure 11 and enter the date or dates to search followed by the Search Button SS as File Configuration Site Maint Audit Help dan SR k e w CH El ET hi Violation ID Selection Date Range Seleotige Speed Limit Threshold Select Date Search ERCU ID DMU Stat Date 14 September 2010 E 4 September 2010 Jv Figure 11 Date Range Selection Tab 4 2 5 Speed Limit Threshold
32. TION RE EE RE e RA RE AE 6 UMS UI AE o EE EE AA N OE TR 6 1 2 OPERATIONAL MODULES 7 1 3 REDE USION SYSTEM ARCHITECT egene 7 2 UNDERSTANDING ANDR Luse 8 3 UPLOADING VIOLATIONS FROM THE ERCU ses sees snel vee rk geegent 9 4 OPERATING THE SVEN usada 10 4 1 SYSTEM ICONS m Gr 13 dede VIOLATION SELECTION EE 15 TROPENE 16 NNM 16 4 2 3 Violation ID Selection Tab 17 BDA OTe NN 18 1232 3Peea tee WE 18 TENT MN 19 TNT 20 4 3 7 Viewing Image Thumbnails esse ees see AR AR EE AAR EE ee AAR Ee ee AAR Ee ee ee AR Ee ee ee AR Ee ee AAR ee ee AAR Ee ee see Re ee ee ee 23 5 CONFIRMING amp VALIDATING VIOLATIONS csccsccsscssccsccssccsccsscssccsccsscnsccsscsscnsccsscsscnscosscnscescossosscessossonsoosss 25 6 ACCEPTING A VIOLATION assi iia 28 Te REJECTING A VIOLATION siniestra iia ie 29 8 OPTIMISING IMAGE VIEWING sosa da 31 9 EXPORTING VIOLATIONS TO BACK OFFICE SYSTEMS sesse ees sesse sees sesse see esse sees sesse askese ese eke ee Re Re ee RE Re ee ee 37 Os SELECTING AND CONFIGURING THE EXPORT ENGINE ses ses eene umen ei se ee ee ee ee ee ee EO OS oe ee OE ee SR ee 37 91 EXPO Selection ENN EE 40 TEN NNN 40 2 EXPORTING VIOLATIONS E 41 9 2 3 Exporting Al Pehaing VIOIGLIOnS sisse heus Ee prx AREE OU EFE XU MATRE TE b saad Gu Ge GE ee Ee ee ee 41 TEN 42 9 2 5 Directory Struc
33. Viewer manual 13 1 9 Help About This show detailed version information about the system This information is useful for RedSpeed Engineers to ascertain exactly what version of software is installed Fusion ViEuIEr RedFusion Std Common dil RedFusion Std Controls d11 RedFusion Std DataAccess dll RedFusion Std VoilationData dil RedSpeed Image Control SES Version 10 12 31 Figure 63 About Screen Page 76 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual 14 Report Sample and Definition Figure 64 Violation Report Fusion Violation Report Violation Details Violation ID 1101356527 Time of Offence 12 03 2003 0801 17 Average Speed 52 00 MPH Location Zone 2 ZN1 A421 SM Milon Keynes Baseline Certificate AS21S 11212084100 ID 7 Emmy 2 EID 3 Base ine Distance J 527723002C0 Entry Details VAN SBC3JJS Primary Timestamp 1235842235 ES sams Secondary Timestamp 1235242233 ES 3 m Exit Details VAN SECIS Primary Timestamp 1235824877 115 54 Secondary Testam 1235844877 118 12 5 Page 77 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual Report Key This is a unique reference number generated in the RedFusion System to uniquely identify the Violation ID violation Time of Offence Offence time as vehicle triggered Exit laser Average Speed Speed calculated from Entry and Exit times over baseline distance Location Location of DMU
34. and editing roles and users User This role has access to violation actions and this role is normally the day to day role for viewing violations and processing them accordingly Viewer This role has very limited functions such as being able only to view violations and the Audit Log of User actions This role is ideally suited to an office manager or Partnership Project Manager to view violations and user actions without being involved in violation decision making processes Orother roles as required Having created a specific role it is now necessary to allocate role actions to specific roles the actions available are described in the table below with role to which they are normal applied Although the below table is a guide for Supervisors when creating roles any role actions can allocated to a particular role during the Role Creation process furthermore Supervisors may decide some specific roles should not have access to some actions for whatever reason It is important when creating roles to allocate only those actions necessary for the role functionality and it is not normal for standard Users to be given any Access Control authority Page 72 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual 8 6 Role Action Action Description S 5 E 2 2 3 2 3223 Import Violation Importing violations from DVD Server to Violation Viewer Server X X X Export Violation Exporting of Accepted violations from Viewer Se
35. as the Enforcement Threshold operated a particular police service user however there may be occasions where the Capture Threshold will be less than the Enforcement Threshold when the RedFusion Engineer has set the capture threshold at a lower limit for equipment testing reasons or where the police service user has increased the Enforcement Threshold for operational reasons One advantage of having different thresholds for violation capture i e 57mph and enforcement i e 60mph is it gives the police user the opportunity to ascertain the level of excess speed offending between ACPO recommended enforcement threshold and the police user threshold Furthermore the police user can upwardly adjust the enforcement threshold to ensure the violation capture rates are manageable in police user back offices Procedure 1 Login to the RedFusion Average Speed Viewer as a User or Supervisor 2 Upload any new violations from the ERCU DVD in to the Viewer database using the RedFusion DVD Server application 3 When upload is complete exit the RedFusion DVD application and return the DVD to the ERCU DVD drive 4 Refresh the Viewer Violation Table to bring the new violation in to view Click on the Viewer Configuration Menu Option at the top of the screen and select the System Configuration option This will display a diagrammatical display of the RedFusion system Page 67 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual 6 Select
36. ation Site Maint Audit Help FT Command Parameters Maintainance RID Maintainance DMU Select Unit Baseline table Clear Maintainance RID Select ERCU ID Clear Maintainance DML Get Statistics DML Get Statistics RID 01 Kidderminster ERCU ka Set Matching Percent value een Violatia Select DMU ID Violatic O1 Kidderminster DMU w 1369 1370 Select AID ID 1353 E 1373 1374 1375 1376 1377 1378 aimo 1380 4381 1382 Drive Selection Ed Select Flash Drive 01 Kidderminster Entry 01 k Figure 32 Send Command Dialogue The Command Status window will come up with the command send successfully message This is illustrated in the screen shot Figure 33 below Page 54 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual RedF usion Average Speed Offence Viewer Violation DMU 01 Kidderminster ERCU ad File Configuration Site Maint Audit 2 g Command Data Help Range Select C d Filter Q ER E Command Parameters MIO UO OT NM ER Send Command Maintainance DMU Select Unit Baseline table Clear Maintainance RID Clear Maintainance DMU Po NET Get Statistics DMU Get Statistics RID rap 01 Kidderminster ERCU be Set Matching Percent Value TR Select DMU ID d eMaintainance RID Violatig ZA Check Live Status on ERCU to see if the command has been executed 01 Kidderminster DMU v 1369 1370 Select RID ID 137
37. ay be wrong when compared against the photographic images lt is possible to correct the detail in these windows by undertaking the following actions Simply place the cursor in the VRM box es with the wrong VRM s and amend the relevant letter or number to that as shown in the photographic image Remember it is only possible to accept the violation if the entries in both entry and exit VRM boxes are the same Any change which is made to the VRM detail is permanently recorded in the system log It is not possible to alter or affect the image Whenever the viewing process is completed and any corrections are made to the vehicle VRM in the individual violation records the record must be Accepted or Rejected to permanently accept any changes made In order to confirm the violation it is absolutely essential the vehicle is the same in both entry and exit records The system has a number of inbuilt features to assist when viewing the images Using these enhancements is dealt with at Chapter 8 Optimising Image Viewing The lane in which the vehicle was detected is specified and should be checked against the permanent marks painted on the road surface and shown in the image oeven images are shown under the Image heading The first entry image is the VRM as extracted from the monochrome image Beneath this are two small images One is the colour photograph at entry and the other the monochrome image at the same point Alongside these is a s
38. ayed as a result of the ERCU sending a command will be displayed in the Commands Diagnostic Messages window as shown in the screenshot Figure 31 below Page 52 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual ERCU Tools Help DMU 1 pmu2 DMU 3 DMU 4 DMU ID 010100 RID Status Messages DMU status Commands Diagnostic Messages waiting For Evidence Records from DMU to connect on port 20000 Waiting For Clock Sync From DMU on port 20001 Sending command 41 Success LL aal DVD Status Write All Remaining writing DYD Available Violation 10970 Records e Connected to local SQLEXPRESS ERCU e 4 Figure 31 ERCU Commands Diagnostic Messages Page 53 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual 12 1 Command References 12 1 1 Maintenance RID The purpose of this command is to set the RID into maintenance mode The RID will stop enforcing and will remain in Maintenance mode until the Clear Maintenance RID command is sent to the RID from the ERCU The ERCU corresponding DMU and the corresponding RID should be selected before the Maintenance Command needs to be sent After the send command is clicked the removable drive dialog needs to be selected for the USB drive inserted into the USB slot on the front of the PC This is illustrated in the screenshot Figure 32 aH Fie Configur
39. bally reject any new violations which are below the Enforcement Threshold by repeating Steps 8 11 above Page 70 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual 13 1 5 Access Control Options From the top menu Configuration tab selection of the Access Control menu option will display two further options User and Role Figure 57 Access Control Options If either or both of the User and Role options are greyed out then you do not have authority to make any User or Role changes If you feel you should have this level of authority please consult your RedFusion supervisor or a RedFusion system administrator Although the Role option is the second menu option this function will be described first as it enables authorised users to create specific roles which can then be applied when creating or editing users If you have authority to set up Roles the selection of the Role menu option will open a Role Creation Window 015 53 28 14 01 2010 15 420 OYOZXYL OYOZ2XYL 01 LookUp Maintenance AUS Administrator n 173 1 19 14 71 AMAN 17 19 28 I NAT TI I NAFTA T Figure 58 Role Maintenance The Role Creation Window enables the user to specify the name of a particular role the standard roles could include Page 71 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual Supervisor This role has access to most functions and administrative tools including creating
40. bove image The commands section will open up with the details as shown in screenshot Figure 30 Page 51 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual For sending command to specific unit DMU or RID user needs to select the ERCU to which the DMU belongs as well as DMU to which the RID belongs only if command is meant for RID For selection of ERCU and DMU drop down menus has been provided on the command screen as shown below oJ File Configuration Site Maint Audit Help sel Command Data Range 3 Select Command Read Response Filter L Mantai RID Command Parameters aintainance EH sie C arimena Maintanance DML Select Unit Baseline table Clear Maintainance RID c elect FRCL ID Clear Maintainance D MU ES Get Statistics DMU Get Statistics AID 01 Kidderminster ERCU se TEE IGE Mr ster Set Matching Percent Value O Select OMU ID violakid 01 Kidderminster DM v 1369 1370 select RID ID Tan 01 Kidderminster Entry 01 w 1372 1373 1374 1375 1376 1377 1378 1379 1380 Figure 30 Identifying the unit for Command Instructions On clicking the Send Command button the Command Status window gets updated with the status of the command write operation After the commands are written the flash card can be removed from Viewer PC and the flash card is then inserted into the ERCU The ERCU Send Comand menu will be used once the flash card is inserted Any message dis pl
41. command file response file generated GET STATS ACK 65 Figure 41 CSV File in Excel Format Date VRM Processed VRM Detected 14 11 2008 3308 3386 15 11 2008 9374 9466 16 11 2008 9391 9468 17 11 2008 3083 3161 18 11 2008 5321 5781 19 11 2008 189 198 Figure 42 Table of Statistics This file will be saved in the path specified from the Viewer This is done from the RedFusion Options in the Configuration tab of the Viewer The Export Base Directory can be setup from this option This is shown in the screen shot Figure 43 Page 60 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual a File Configuration ni Audit Help TT TT Ere Image Thumbnails Enforcement Threshold D Command Response Directory C Development bald RedFusion Std EX 046 11 14 01 2010 16 04 38 14 01 2010 16 05 31 REO EWA Figure 43 Stats Table File Location Page 61 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual 12 1 4 Get Statistics DMU The purpose of this command is to get the statistical information of the Number plates matched and violations encountered This information is stored in csv format The command is sent to the flash card from the viewer The screen shot is attached Figure 44 below 7 RedFusion Average Speed Offence Viewer Violation DMU 01 Kidderminster ERCU ud File Configuration Site Maint Audi
42. ct Violation _ Dmu 01 RedFusion Viewer Reject This Violation Exit Point Details 7 801 Primary Time 28 04 2008 11 12 30 838 Figure 18 Reject Violation Dialogue Click Yes and this action in turn generates a configurable drop down menu with reasons why the violation is being rejected Figure 19 Select the reason code you wish to apply for the relevant violation Image Entry Image Reject Violation Reject Reason Reason Different Vehicle at Entry and Exit Different Vehicle at Entry and Exit Ambulance Fire Police Bomb Disposal Exit Point Details 27 801 Primary Time 28 D4 2008 11 12 30 838 Figure 19 Reject Violation Options Click on the selection and this will automatically populate a header on the relevant violation page showing the fact the violation has been rejected and the reason Figure 20 Page 29 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual Hange SHECUDA VAN selection Violation IL Selection Violation 0101 2312 0101 2315 Violation Rejected Reason Bomb Disposal Image Entry Image Site Mame Vehicle Speed 03277 MP h Baseline Entry Point Details Exit Point Details Exit Figure 20 Rejected Violation with Reason Creating a new violation rejection sub cat
43. ctory can be setup from this option This is shown in the screen shot attached Figure 47 as File Configuration Site udit Image Thumbnails 0 Command Response Directory C ADevelopment build Bech ston Std Client bin Release pa 046 11 14 01 2010 16 04 38 14 01 2010 16 05 31 en Figure 47 Stats Table File Location 12 1 5 Set Matching Percentage Value This command is to set the preferred matching percentage value for the DMU The minimum Matching Percentage Value is fixed at 60 The flash card needs to be inserted into ERCU after the command is generated from the viewer RID on receiving this command responds with the response file and the ERCU saves it in the same flash drive Page 63 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual 12 1 6 Baseline Table For evidential purposes this command must be carried out by the person who has certified the actual baseline The baseline table is sent to the DMU using this command The baseline table information is stored as an xml file and will have been created along with the RedFusion Certificate This XML file is sent to the DMU via this command This command sets the baseline parameters in the DMU against ENTRY and EXIT points which the actual speed is compared to make the violation decision This command sets the baseline parameters in the DMU The attached screen shot Figure 48 describes this command being sent to the flash
44. dderminster Entry 01 w Figure 39 Drive Selection Dialogue The viewer can read the response file from the flash drive and create a csv file which displays the statistics obtained from the RID This is shown in the screen shot Figure 40 below Page 59 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual RedFusion Average Speed Offence Viewer Violation DMU 01 Kidderminster ERCU a File Configuration Site Maint Audit Help am I Roa Ld ox 238 Sy Range Selection VRN Selection Violation ID Selection Filter Criteria Command Data ERCU ID 01 Select Command Read Response Maintainance RID Send Command N Maintainance DMU Select Unit Baseline table Clear Maintainance RID Clear Maintainance DMU Violation Bede Get Statistics DMU Get Statistics RID T 01 Kidderminster ERCU M Set Matching Percent Value Violation ID 1363 Select DMU ID 1370 01 Kidderminster DMU v 1371 1372 Select RID ID 1373 01 Kidderminster Entry 01 v 1374 1375 1376 1377 1378 1379 1380 1381 1382 P Figure 40 Command Read Response Command Parameters Command Status I Received GET STATS ACK Received in C Program Files RedSpeed International LidMRedfusionM An example of the file created is attached Figure 41 and displayed in table form Figure 31 below As evident the file name ends with the corresponding number of the
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46. e of the Site Direction Drop Down list Once changed Save to keep or Cancel to abort and go back to the list view of site codes The import button will only be used by Engineers to configure the system initially with site codes The Add and Delete buttons are for Adhoc site Addition and Deletion again these will be used by Engineers to configure the system Page 39 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual The Export Base Directory is where the Violations will be the directory on the machines hard drive where the violations will be exported to Once the violations are exported to this directory they will have to be copied to a CD DVD for import into the target Back Office System 9 1 1 Export Selection Criteria Export Criteria Filter Ee Standard estandard eEverything amp eExport All eAlWithDate This option dictates how the filter selection is put onto the top of the Export Screen e Standard this will allow the selection of activations to be exported by Zone ERCU and DMU and Site codes as set up in the mapping table described earlier e Everything This will allow the selection of activations to be exported by Zone ERCU and DMU Site codes as defined above and optionally within a date range e ExportAll This will allow the selection of activations to be exported by Zone ERCU and DMU e AllWithDate This will allow the selection of activations to be exported as above but with an
47. e zoomed in at the point where the mouse cursor is positioned on the image Left Click Mouse to Zoom into Image Right Click Mouse to Zoom out of Image Image Filters Negative Figure 23 Violation Image Viewer Zooming option Page 34 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual By the mouse on each of the thumbnails it is possible to bring up a full screen image of the vehicle Image Ewit right click mouse on thumbnail for full screen image Example of full screen image Full View Image Figure 24 Full Screen Violation Image Page 35 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual The image can be saved to a jpeg file by Right Clicking the mouse anywhere on the image If the Save Image is selected you will be prompted by a save as dialog to save the file to a name of your choice Exit or pressing the top right hand X will exit back to the viewer Save Image Close It is possible to save out all the images to a directory by pressing the Save Button from the top form toolbar You will be prompted for a folder in which to save the images If for example you create and select a folder called c myimages then the following files would be saved into c myfolder B amp W Entry 14808 jpg B amp W Exit 14808 jpg CLR Entry 14808 jpg CLR Exit 14808 jpg Figure 25 Saved Violation Images And a conformation dialog will be shown
48. egory is dealt with in System Administration Page 30 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual 8 Optimising Image Viewing When deciding to accept or reject a violation it is crucial for the identity of the vehicle to be confirmed as the same at both entry and exit This is done by comparing the photographic images The monochrome camera will have extracted the VRM using infra red light and this will have been confirmed by the procedure set out in Confirming amp Validating Violations The Association of Chief Police Officers ACPO requires in addition to the VRM the identity of the vehicle to be confirmed Until the spring of 2008 when the requirement for vehicle colour to be provided was relaxed this required a photographic image to provide vehicle make type and colour RedFusion will whenever possible provide both monochrome and colour images of the offending vehicle Page 31 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual Left Click the mouse on either of the small images from entry or exit and this will become the large image on the full violation record Image Ge Left Click the mouse over each Small Image to place into this Image Control Figure 21 Violation Image Viewer To assist in making best use of the photographic images a number of further features exist These can be found beneath the entry and exit images and are entitled Image Filters Note
49. erage Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual 045 12 16 01 047 21 047 20 16 01 NAG A 16 ANT Hovering mouse over the Violation ID will bring up the Image Thumbnail Viewer Figure 15 Image Thumbnail Viewer Page 24 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual 5 Confirming amp Validating Violations lt is the responsibility of the end user to confirm each and every prima facie violation is correct From the Offence Viewer Window select a violation by highlighting it and then double left click the selected item to open the violation detail This reveals a screen showing the full detail of the violation Figure 16 uj File Configuration Site Maint Audit Help zou x IAEA AM Range Selection VRM Selection Violation D Selection Date Range Selection Speed Lint Threshold 01 A3 HindHead 01 A3 Hindhead 14801 14900 14801 Al Violation Pending ERCU 01 DMU 01 Violation Id 14808 Site Name A3 Hindhead Vehicle Speed 048 65 MPA Baseline BaseLine ID Certified Baseline ID 1 BaseLine Distance 0 6754 Miles Entry Point Details Exit Point Details d H 21 01 00 N1154 4 67 2 n 2010 1 55 2 ER Primary Time 31 01 2010 11 54 41 671 Doy Time 31 01 2010 11 55 31 651 Secondary Time 31 01 2010 11 54 41 661 31 01 2010 11 55 31 641 Secondary Time Sn am Lane ENTRYOO1 Lane EXITOO1 RIDID 01 RID ID Advanced details Pe
50. es are transmitted to a back office processing centre for validation and disposal There is no technical limit on the number of entry or exit points which can be covered provided the supporting communications infrastructure is fast enough to handle the resulting data volumes When a vehicle is detected entering the controlled area digital cameras mounted in lane specific camera pods capture both monochrome and colour images of the area of detection The images and associated key data relating to time date location are held in secure form until the system recognises a matching data set from an exit point gathering the data for comparative purposes Linked to these cameras are various sealed electronic modules which perform amongst other things Automatic Number Plate Recognition ANPR on detected vehicles Details of vehicles detected at a point of entry are logged securely in the system until matching data from an exit point is received The system has a number of in built safety features to ensure critical elements relating to time and distance are preserved Data which is not required to support a violation is automatically deleted from the system within a user defined period Page 6 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual 1 2 Operational Modules The system has a number of key modules many of which are sealed and as responsibility for them falls to the equipment supplier are not accessible
51. f 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual 9 2 4 Exporting Violations eStandard Selected in Options Export RedFusion Activations Standard Export ERCU ID 02 A13EastBound DMU 02 A13 EastBound Zone2 v Export Code Selection Entrypoint 1to Exitpoint 1 List of Pre defined Site Mapping codes Export Status Settings Q Accepted Entry Primary TimeStamp Exit Primary TimeStamp Select Accepted or re export previously Exported activations 20 04 2011 12 07 53 414 20 04 2011 12 09 27 434 20 04 2011 12 08 28 235 20 04 2011 12 10 02 065 20 04 2011 12 09 30 134 20 04 2011 12 10 05 225 20 04 2011 12 09 52 951 20 04 2011 12 10 20 407 20 04 2011 05 58 38 582 20 04 2011 05 59 01 899 20 04 2011 05 58 58 755 20 04 2011 05 59 21 951 20 04 2011 12 15 38 621 20 04 2011 12 16 09 730 20 04 2011 12 15 50 553 20 04 2011 12 16 25 034 20 04 2011 12 16 04 661 20 04 2011 12 16 48 871 09 05 2011 13 19 47 454 09 05 2011 13 20 10 468 Accepted Accepted Accepted Accepted Accepted Accepted Accepted Accepted Accepted Speed International Ltd Figure 28 Export Standard Violation Main Screen This is how the export screen will look if the Standard Selection Criteria was selected from the Export options drop down First select the zone to export from by selecting a suitable ERCU and then DMU from
52. f Column 7 is NOT highlighted in RED the number plate images must be checked and compared to ensure the ANPR engine has interpreted the images correctly Entry Lane ID Shows the entry lane of the vehicle at the start of the average speed measurement 9 Exit Lane ID Shows the exit lane of the vehicle at the end of the average speed measurement Page 21 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual Column Caption Description Status Shows the status of the individual violation When received into the database it will show as Pending but once the violation has been viewed validated and accepted there is nothing more which can be achieved in the RedFusion viewer To select a violation from the grid to bring up the full details including the images simply double click on the relevant row in the grid This will result in another tab being displayed next to the grid that will contain the full details Violation Pending ERCU 0 w 01 Violation To return to the grid display of violations click on the violation tab From here you can select another violation this will appear as another tab next to the previous one 101 1209 0101 1211 Violation Pending ERCU NM Dwu 01 Violation Id 121 Site Name 43 Hindhead Page 22 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual Over the course
53. g the System Page 10 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual Ensure you are authorised to use the system by the Administrator Switch on the relevant computer with RedFusion Viewer application installed You will see a log in screen Figure 3 Remember all transaction made whilst you are logged on will be recorded in the system audit log and you should therefore never leave your work station unattended whilst you are logged on User name Admin N A13 Figure 3 Login Screen The select database button should not be used as this allows the users to change the underlying database connection and this will already have been set up Page 11 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual Having gained access you will be presented with the Offence Viewer Window Figure 4 ad File Configuration lt Audit Help TP ba Range Selection VRM Selection Violation ID Selection Date Range Selection Speed Limit Threshold Filter Criteria ERCU ID 01 A3HindHead DMU 01 A3Hindhead E Vesten Fange Start Violation Number End Violation Number 10 Status 100 gt Secondary Average Speed MP h Entry Primary Timestamp Exit Primary Timestamp 041 24 14 01 2010 15 52 34 14 01 2010 15 53 33 046 82 041 70 14 01 2010 15 53 28 14 01 2010 15 54 50 14 01 2010 15 54 20 1
54. h Baseline Baseline ID Certified Baseline ID 1 Baseline Distance 0 6754 Miles Entry Point Details Exit Point Details i 31 01 2010 11 54 41 67 31 01 2010 11 55 31 65 Primary Time 31 01 2010 11 54 41 671 Doy Time 31 01 2010 11 1 651 Secondary Time 31 01 7010 11 54 41 66 21 01 2010 1155 31 64 ry 31 01 2010 11 54 41 661 Secondary Time 31 01 2010 11 55 31 641 le Lane ENTRYOO1 Lane EXITOOT RIDID 01 RID ID 02 Advanced RTC1 diff 49 9800000190735 RTC2 diff 49 9800000190735 Entry Point Details Exit Point Details RTC1 UTC 1264938881H671 ms RTC1 UTC 1264938931H651 ms Image Filters RTC2 UTC 1264938881H66 Ts RTC2 UTC 1264938931H641 ms Ss Bettener o E Contrast 0 Negative y 4 kel Secondary Check Passed bk Secondary Check Status Speed International Ltd User Admin Connected to DEV DMS SERVER REDCHECK_II Catalogue REDFUSION A3 HINDHEAD Total Violations available 16499 Returned 100 Figure 17 Specimen Violation Image Screen Advanced Display Information The Basic Advanced button on the violation record display enables the user to toggle between these two display types Page 27 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual 6 Accepting a violation Having checked all the critical data is correct the next stage is to set the violation to a status of Accepted Once a violation is at a status of Accepted it can be exported to the appropriate
55. he associated violation images Page 8 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual 3 Uploading Violations from the ERCU 1 The DVD Eject Button is the button to eject the DVD and directly below that button is a dialogue box Available Violation Records this shows the number of violation records currently on the ERCU awaiting automatic writing to the DVD 2 To copy any available violation records from the ERCU to the current DVD left Click on the Write All Remaining Violations button to the left of the DVD Eject Button If the DVD can accept any more outstanding violations the Progress Bar below the Write All Remaining Violations button will indicate the DVD writing progress 3 If the DVD cannot accept any further violations the User will be advised to insert a new DVD for these violations 4 To eject the current DVD position the cursor over the ERCU DVD EJECT button highlighted in Figure 1 below and left Click the DVD will eject enabling the operator to transfer the DVD to the DVD drive on the RedFusion Enterprise Viewer Tools Help DMU 1 pMu2 pu omu 4 P Read ea 010100 RID Status Send Cmd Config DMU status Messages d DMU ID Commands Diagnostic Messages 06 03 2009 11 59 27 Waiting For Evidence Records on port 20000 06 03 2009 11 59 27 Waiting For Clock Sync on pork 20001 06 03 2009 11 59 28 Client connected on Port 20000 06 03 2009 11 59 29 Recei
56. he specific role is then saved When all the roles have created the user now selects the User Section for the Access Control option this open a New User window into which the new users details are added When inserting the password either permits the new user to enter their own password during the new user creation process alternatively a default password can be entered such as password by the Supervisor and the new user is requested to change the password to their preferred password during the first log in session One of the selections during user creation process is to give the user a specific role from the Role Selection box having selected the correct role for a particular user that user has all the role actions that have been allocated to specific role when it was created Additional user actions can be added from the actions box in the lower half of the new user window for instance a supervisor may decide to give a standard User the added function of sending commands to RIDs and DMUS which is not usually a default action for a User When all the boxes are completed the supervisor would click OK and the New User is created on the system The User selection from the Access Control menu option is also used to edit or delete existing users Page 74 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual 13 1 7 Site Maintenance Site Maint Audit Commands Clock Sync Data Help Filter Criteria ERC 141
57. ible to export a violation where the two VRM from entry and exit and not identical PREVIOUS VIOLATION Takes the user to the violation immediately prior to the one currently being viewed in the range selected NEXT VIOLATION Takes the user to the next sequential violation in the range selected CLOSE ACTIVE TAB Closes the active tab the individual violation screen returning to the violation list RE LOAD VIOLATION TABLE Reopens the Violation Table if closed in error or reloads the table with the latest violations imported from the ERCU DVD PRINT SCREEN Prints the current screen in Word format also allowing it to be saved to a chosen location on the computer Page 13 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual ACCEPT VIOLATION Enables the user to accept the violation having checked all the detail offered by the system is correct It is not possible to accept violations if the registration marks of the vehicles are not the same The difference may be very small such as the year 0 being shown as an O Once accepted there are no further changes which can be made in this programme REJECT VIOLATION Rejects the violation and generates a drop down menu requiring a reason for the decision to reject You must select a reason from the drop down menu in order to close the violation record The reason is permanently recorded in the system for audit purposes SAVE DATA Saves the Violati
58. imilar sequence from the exit point A single Left Click on any of small monochrome or colour images will display it in the larger window It is possible to display an image in negative to increase or decrease the contrast and or brightness by using the image filters in the Image section To display an image full screen place the mouse pointer on the relevant small monochrome or colour image and Right Click To close the full screen image either Right Click on the image and select the Close Window option or click on the screen close button at the top right of the image x Page 26 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual This violation screen Figure 17 shows an Advanced or Basic functionality option The Advanced shows the actual Entry and Exit times as a UTC seconds time with a Micro second component To view these additional details simply place the cursor on the Advanced Radio Button and click The Advanced screen option also displays the result of the secondary check ud File Configuration Site Maint Audit Help GN Kir GERS Ya Range Selection VRM Selection Violation ID Selection Date Range Selection Speed Limit Threshold 01 A3 HindHead 01 A3 Hindhead 14801 14900 14801 Al Violation 0101 2609 0101 14808 Violation Pending Image Entry Image ERCU 01 DMU 01 Violation Id 14808 Site Name A3 Hindhead Vehicle Speed 048 65 MP
59. ion module is written on a flash card by the Viewer application The flash card is then inserted into the ERCU The ERCU application has a menu for sending commands these are used to send the commands form the Flash card via the ERCU to whichever unit they are targeted at The command files written to the flash card are encrypted and will be encrypted by the receiving unit The Site Maint item should be selected from the File menu This is shown in the screenshot Figure 29 below RedFusion Average Speed Offence Viewer Violation DMU 01 A448 Bromsgrove Highway Test Site Help aj File Configuration Site Maint 2 3 da m 26 A Commands Range Selection VRM Sel te Range Selection Filter Criteria ERCU ID 01 A448 Bromsgros v DMU 01 ZN1 Ad48 NW Bromsgrove Violation Range 54701 54800 w Start Violation Number 54701 End Violation Number 54800 Violation Violation ID Bb da Geen B ene Entry Primary Timestamp Exit Primary Timestamp Entry VAM 570 EN 050 10 050 10 02 03 2009 15 41 46 299 02 03 2009 15 41 50 743 wo M 051 78 051 56 02 03 2008 15 41 57 501 2 03 2008 15 42 01 801 055 69 055 55 02 03 2003 15 42 22 704 02 03 2009 15 42 26 702 055 16 055 03 02 03 2009 15 42 31 453 02 03 2009 15 42 35 495 053 27 053 15 02 03 2009 15 42 41 154 02 03 2009 15 42 45 333 Figure 29 Site Maintenance and Command Reference The Commands item should be selected as shown in the a
60. n Connected to DEV DMS SERVERVREDCHECK II Catalogue REDFUSION A3 HINDHEAD Figure 13 Violation Display Tabs Total Violations available 16499 Returned 91 Page 20 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual Column Caption Description Violation ID Shows the unique reference number specific to an individual violation Primary Average Speed Shows the primary average speed of the vehicle referred to in MPH the violation record detected using the primary time clock The time element used in this measurement is distinct and separate from the time mechanism used in the secondary speed calculation where another totally separate timing mechanism is used Secondary Average Speed Shows the secondary average speed of the vehicle referred to MPH in the violation record as detected using a second independent time clock thereby meeting the requirement for an independent secondary check of the vehicle speed Entry Primary Timestamp Shows the primary time date stamp as the vehicle was detected by an Entry RID unit Exit Primary Timestamp Shows the primary time date stamp as the vehicle was detected by an Exit RID unit Entry Number Plate Shows the vehicle registration plate as read by the ANPR engine at entry Exit Number Plate Shows the vehicle registration plate as read by the ANPR engine at exit Note Columns 6 and 7 may differ and this will result in column 7 being highlighted RED Even i
61. n the RedFusion Viewer application are encrypted and cannot be viewed except on the RedFusion Viewer To enable violations to be imported into customer back office offence processing systems the RedFusion Export Engine exports violation data in plain text format with accompanying unencrypted jpeg images into the RedFusion Export Base Directory i e CARSEXPORT This is set within the Options of the system Before commencing the Windows CD Burning process please ensure you are not logged into the RedFusion DVD Server Application if so log out before proceeding further Insert a blank CD R into the RedFusion Viewer PC DVD CD Drive Identify the location of the RedFusion Export Base Directory and if no shortcut has been created on the PC desktop create one now for ease of use in future exports Open the RedFusion Export Base Directory will contain the export file under the Site Code Number for ERIC and EROS imports or the Film Number if the export is for StarTraq imports The export file will contain three jpeg images per violation and an ERIC EROS impadd vp file or a StarTraq film number RSL file The vp or RSL files contain in Comma Separated Value format CSV the offence data in single line entries relating to each violation exported The export of violations from the RedFusion Export Engine for ERIC EROS import will overwrite the previous ERIC EROS import file however StarTraq import will be saved under a unique StarTraq film
62. nance DMU Command Parameters Send Command bo Select Unit Baseline table Clear Maintainance RID Select ERCU ID Clear Maintainance DMU Violation EE Ken Get Statistics DMU Get Statistics RID 01 Kidderminster ERCU w 1ddermnster Set Matching Percent Value EE di Received CLR MAINT MODE Violation ID 1x9 N Select DMU ID Received in C Program Files RedSpeed International Ltd Redfus o M 01 Kidderminster DMU k Select RID ID 01 Kidderminster Entry 01 v Figure 38 Command Read Response Page 58 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual 12 1 3 Get Statistics RID The purpose of this command is to get the statistical information of the vehicles detected and the number of actual number plates processed This information is stored in csv format The procedure for sending the command is illustrated in the screenshot Figure 39 RedFusion Average Speed Offence Viewer Violation DMU 01 Kidderminster ERCU n Site Maint Audit Help E Select Command Read Response Filter 5 Command Parameters Maintainance RID ER Send Command Maintainance D MILI Select Unit Baseline table Clear Maintainance RID Select ERCL ID Clear Maintainance DMU Get Statistics DML Get Statistics RID UT Kidderminster ERCU M Set Matching Percent Value EE e Select DML ID 01 Kidderminster DMU v EE EN Drive Selection ES d Select Flash Drive 01 Ki
63. nding Advanced gt gt Image Filters Negative Brightness 0 Contrast 0 4 4 h Speed International Ltd User Admin Connected to DEV DMS SERVER REDCHECK_II Catalogue REDFUSION A3 HINDHEAD Total Violations available 16499 Returned 1 Figure 16 Specimen Violation Image Screen Basic Display Information A significant amount of detail in relation to the site involved in the alleged violation is available via this page The ERCU and DMU relative to the violation are identified along with the site name Detail of the unique baseline table is also shown Each entry and exit point has a unique identifier shown in the box marked RID VD In respect of every violation two time date entry exit stamps are shown The primary time is taken from one time source and the Page 25 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual secondary time is a separate totally independent timing mechanism Having the two separate timing mechanisms achieves the Home Office requirement for an independent secondary check It will be noted the VRM screen in the example is red in colour This indicates the detail in these two windows is different but within the system configured confidence level When the VRM windows are red these are capable of being corrected by the user up to the point when the violation is accepted The VRM as shown in these screens is the VRM as interpreted by the ANPR engine and m
64. nt Audit Help W Send Command Select Unit Select ERCU ID O1 Kidderminster ERCU ke Select DMU ID n Kidderminster DML K Select RID ID 01 Kidderminster Entry 01 w Select Command Command Parameters Maintainance RID Maintainance OMU Baseline table Clear Maintainance RID Clear Maintainance DML Get Statistics DML Get Statistics AID Set Matching Percent Value Command Status Drive Selection ES Select Flash Drive Figure 36 Flash Drive Selection 1dderminster Command Parameters Maintainance RID M aintainance OMU Baseline table Clear Maintainance RID Clear Maintainance OMU Get Statistics DMU Get Statistics RID Set Matching Percent Value Command Status eClear Maintainance RID ly Check Live Status on ERCU to see if the command has been executed Figure 37 Command Send Message The Send Command button in the ERCU will read the commands from the flash card and will transmit them to the corresponding RID Page 57 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual The Read Response of this command is shown in the screenshot Figure 38 below Redf usion Average Speed Offence Viewer Violation DMU 01 Kidderminster ERCU a File Configuration Site Maint Audit Help Range Selection VAN Selection Violation ID Selection Filter Criteria Command Data ERCU ID Select Command Read Response Maintainance AID Maintai
65. oed eo Ge N geed ei ee DAS ete pa Ge PAS Gee ee Ge Ds Wee EN Gee ee N da QU DEE 56 FIGURE 37 FLASH DRIVE SELECTION os ee Ee ee ee Gee N RE RES Ge Ge ee 0s GE ee Ge Re GE Ge ee RU GE Ge Ge ee Gis Ee Ge Ge DU DU NE TA 57 FIGURE 387 COMMAND SEND MESSAGE NE 57 FIGURE 39 COMMAND READ RESPONSE ie ses esse ee eds ee bee be ee ed oe des ie ge se de Ge GP bee ee di Ge ge de ee ben sd ee Gee Ve ee ie WE Ge ER GR Ge 58 FIGURE 40 DRIVE SELECTION DIALOGUE os sees eis dee n casing ee oe ee Ge ee dn Ge De ee ene Ge ee ei Ram ee ee n ee Ge eo 59 FOURE AI COMMAND READ RESPONSE se ee ee N De ee ie Ee Ge Ge GE Oe oe GR EO EE GO GR GE EG MUS 60 FIGURE ES FE NE ENN 60 FIGURE AS TABLE OF TA TE MES Se EG ORE iets GE OG Ee ca sing ER OS SE oa 60 FIGURE AA NNN 61 FISURE dS GET DMU STATS ON 62 FIGURE 46 GET STATS CSV FILE IN EXCEL FORMAT sesse esse see see see sede see see see see sed ede ede see Ge Ge dd de de Ge Ge Ge dd de AE Ge Ad de de ee Ge is 62 VET TETEN 62 FIGURE AS REE 63 Page 80 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual FIGURE 49 FLASH DRIVE SELECTION DIALOGUE serrat OG SE Ge ee EE EEN ie 64 FIGURE SUS IMENUBAR GP TION NG 65 FIGURE ENTEN 65 FIGURE 32 7 CONFIGURATION MENU OPTIONS a Ge PURA es es OG SQ GE ee UR Ge ER ee Ge Ge ee Re CUI Ge PER RU UN MU nian 66 FIGURES3 DMU DETAIES AND THRESHOLD LIMIT BOX cornisa 68 FIGURE 54 VIOLATION VIEWER WINDOW EE 69 FIGURE 595 SPEED LIMIT THRESHOLD TAB ese sesse ie ie ee ees Ge is ee e
66. on ENTRY and EXIT images to a directory of your choice REFRESH Used to refresh the Range Selection having made a new selection GENERATE COURT DETAILS A stand alone utility to provide details from the system for presentation to the Court TOGGLE FILTER AREA Expands and contracts the look up table area to show or hide the filter criteria EXPORT GRID to EXCEL The current contents of the violation grid will be saved to a file suitable for input into Microsoft Excel Page 14 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual 4 2 Violation Selection Tabs Below the System Icons at the top of the Offence Viewer Window are four Tabs Figure 6 These are the Violation Selection Tabs ad File Configuration Site Maint Audit Help da e 3 E ES y ua 3 T lu mp on Violation ID Selection Figure 6 Violation Selection Tabs Each tab allows a different selection criteria to be applied to bring back the violations from the database Each tab will either have a Search Button Where there are multiple search criteria or a single search criteria entry and Search Button EM Once the search parameters have been entered then pressing the Search Button will action the search bringing the data back to the viewer screen for further action Below the Violation Selection tabs there is another tabbed display the Violation Display Tabs Figure 7 Violation Display Tabs Primary verage Secondary
67. onding RID to resume from maintenance mode and start enforcing The ERCU DMU and the corresponding RID should be selected before the Clear Maintenance Command is sent The screen shot in Figure 35 shows the method to be followed Ti RedFusion Average Speed Offence Viewer Violation DMU 01 Kidderminster ERCU od Fie Configuration Site Maint Audit Help lt a Command Data Select Command Head Response Command Parameters Maintainance RID SIE Camne Maintainance DM Range 3 Filter ER Select Unit Baseline table Clear Maintainance AID c elect ERCU ID Clear Maintainance DMU pi Get Statistics DMU Get Statistics AID 01 Kidderminster ERCU ae vue ot KiddeminsterERCU ve Set Matching Percent Value quede Select DMU ID Violatic 01 Kidderminster DMU k 1363 1370 Select AID ID 1372 1373 1374 1375 1376 1377 1378 1379 1380 Figure 35 Clear Maintenance Command The removable drive needs to be selected as in sending the previous command and the command is sent to the drive This is illustrated in the screenshots Figure 36 and Figure 37Figure 33 Page 56 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual RedFusion Average Speed Offence Viewer Violation DMU 01 Kidderminster ERCU Select Unit Select ERCU ID O1 Kidderminster ERCU ke Select DMU ID MM Kidderminster DMU ke Select AID ID 1 Kidderminster Entry 01 wi Configuration Site Mai
68. or Comma Separated Format CSV format Exit Exit from RedFusion Enterprise Viewer application Page 65 of 81 13 1 2 Configuration N RedFusion Average Speed Offence Viewer Violation ID System Configuration Access Control Maintain Reject Reasons Violation Locks Options View Error Log RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual Site Maint Audit Help System Configuration a r by Access Contral tion Date Range Sel Maintain Reject Reasons Violation Locks 01 A3 Hindhead Options View Error Log Figure 51 Configuration Menu Options For System Configuration Engineer s Use ONLY For Supervisor and System Administrator Use ONLY in setting Users and Roles For Supervisor Use ONLY to add and delete Violation Reject Reasons see section Rejecting Violations Administers Violations to prevent multiple User access Locked Violations MUST be released by the locking User or a Supervisor when owning User no longer requires access Preconfigured by RedSpeed System Administrators Detailed diagnostic log for RedSpeed engineers In the event of system failures RedSpeed may request a copy of the Error Log to be sent by email attachment Page 66 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual 13 1 3 System Configuration Setting Lower Enforcement Threshold In most RedFusion installations the Site Violation Capture Threshold in the RedFusion DMU will be the same
69. r NED SC Entry VRM Ext VRM Entry Lane ID Ext Lane ID Status E 10 m 04124 14 01 2010 15 52 34 14 01 2010 15 53 33 ENTRYOO EXITOO1 Exported Om oo 046 82 14 01 2010 15 53 28 14 01 2010 15 54 20 ENTRYOOT EXITOOT Exported v BK 04170 14 01 2010 15 54 50 14 01 2010 15 55 48 ENTRYOO EXITOO1 Exported 13 M 040 73 14 01 2010 15 55 01 14 01 2010 15 56 01 ENTRY001 EXITOO1 Pending ee BE ICE 14 01 2010 16 01 02 14 01 2010 160210 m amon Pendng i 15 EE oe 046 11 14 01 2010 16 04 38 14 01 2010 16 05 31 ENTRYOO EXITOO1 Pending 16 042 43 042 43 14 01 2010 16 13 52 14 01 2010 16 14 50 ENTRYOOT EXITOO1 Pending LE 049 76 1049 75 14 01 2010 16 20 17 14 01 2010 1621 06 ENTRYOO EXITOO1 Pending 045 75 1045 75 14 01 2010 16 29 34 14 01 2010 16 30 27 ENTRYOOT EXITOO1 Pending E 041 28 04128 14 01 2010 16 34 12 14 01 2010 16 35 10 ENTRYOO EXITO Pending 043 12 043 12 14 01 2010 16 35 02 14 01 2010 16 35 58 ENTRYOOT EXITOO Pending 042 37 04237 14 01 2010 16 42 28 14 01 2010 16 43 25 ENTRYOO EXITOO Pending 041 74 041 73 14 01 2010 16 48 00 14 01 2010 16 48 59 ENTRYOOT EXITOO1 Pending 04357 04356 14 01 2010 16 50 26 14 01 2010 16 51 22 ENTRYOO EXITOO1 Pending 05051 050 90 14 01 2010 17 00 53 14 01 2010 17 01 41 ENTRYOOT EXITOO Pending 044 32 044 32 14 01 2010 17 01 54 14 01 2010
70. rver to CD for input into Back Office System i i View Violation Allows viewing of violations only X X X X Accept Violation Accepting violations for exporting X X X Reject Violation Rejection of violations which are not being exported into Back Office Syste X X Key Managements Management of Key Encryption Keys KEKs X Send Commands Sends commands to RIDs amp DMUs for action X X Site Set Up Setting up of site on initial installation X View Log View User and Audit Logs X Print Violation Prints out violation as per format in Manual X X X X Add User Authorises the creation of a new user X X Edit User Allows editing of current user i e reset of password add or remove user actions i i Delete User Deletion of user X X View User View details and role actions of current user X X Add Roles Enables the creation of new roles X X Delete Roles Deletes existing roles X X Generate Keys Generates new KEKs The next step in allocating specific actions to a named role is to transfer the Role Action from the Left Hand Box to the Right Hand Box at the bottom of the Role Creation Window LookUp Maintenance Role Administrator Authorization Authorization actions Authorized actions Import Violation mort Violation Generate KEKs i Print Violation Add User Page 73 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual Figure 59 Role Management The allocation of Role Actions is carried for each role created and t
71. s parts of the database being downloaded in a piecemeal fashion All exports from the various entry or exit points and ultimately the DMU to the Instation are encrypted to ensure they remain acceptable to the Courts It is possible to take screen prints from the system and insert these in an MG Format File but these are not the original evidence and may have been altered if the Image Filter facilities have been harnessed To show the Court the raw data and then the steps taken to confirm identity of the vehicle requires a presentation tool The tool is called RedFusion Court Viewer and it is fully described in a separate RedFusion Court View Manual Page 50 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual 12 System Commands An Overview RedFusion supports a set of administrative commands which can be issued by the advanced user of the system through the viewer application Some commands are available to suitably qualified system users however it must be borne in mind these commands can take a considerable amount of time to process in view of the complexity of the system and the number of active Outstations Qualified User Commands Maintenance RID Clear Maintenance RID Get Statistics RID Get Statistics DMU Set Matching Percentage Value V Y MV V WV Baseline Table In all UK systems there is an air gap between the ERCU and the Viewer application The command which the user intends to send to an Outstat
72. sion Options Misc Connection Details System Logging Violation Range Export Base Directory C rsexport EROS F Use extemal applicat Star Iraq option selected so Film Number text Export Source i box is shown Generic ERIC e ke Star Traa Export Criteria Filter eAllWithDate Before the Offences can be exported the RedFusion Site codes will need to have a direction associated with them and in the case of Serco back office systems ERIC and EROS they will need a Serco Site Code To set these up use the Configure Code button This allows the complex multiple Entry Points to Exit points to be mapped to a single Site code for any third party back office system The system will already have been loaded with all the RedFusion Site codes and directions and will display the following Page 38 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual Gite Code Options EROS ExporttCodelD ERCU DMU ENTRY EXIT i EXITODI Description needed By selecting a specific row with the mouse and double clicking it for example Exit001 we can add amend the site code and direction as shown below Site Code Options EROS D ExportCodelD ERCU DMU ENTRY c escrint B ENTRYDD Serco Code Details ERCU 1 rf Entry Lane ID J ENTRYOD1 Ed Lane ID EXTON mg mor Figure 27 Configuring Export Site Directions Enter the correct Site Reference and if required change the site direction by us
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74. t Help A peor m sel Command Data Range 3 Filter L Select Command Read Response Command Parameters Maintainance RID ER Send Command Maintainance D ML Select Unit Baseline table Clear Maintainance RID Select FRCL ID Clear Maintainance D ML Get Statistics OMU Get Statistics AID 01 Kidderminster ERCU 44 ella IGOEermInster Set Matching Percent Value Toe eee Select DMU ID Vinlatid 01 Kidderminster DML ww 1353 137 Select RID ID 1371 1372 1373 1374 1375 1376 1377 13 8 mmnm Figure 44 Get DMU Stats Command This command is sent to the corresponding DMU by the ERCU The viewer reads the response file from the flash drive and creates a csv file which displays the statistics obtained from the DMU An example of the file created is attached Figure 45 and displayed in table form Figure 46 below GET_STATS_ACK_63 CSV Figure 45 Get Stats CSV File in Excel Format Date No of Plates Matched Violations detected 13 11 2008 37 15 14 11 2008 3598 5347 15 11 2008 4980 4929 16 11 2008 4933 4877 17 11 2008 2270 1998 19 11 2008 335 301 18 11 2008 494 483 Figure 46 Table of Statistics The file attached above is created by using command file c63 This file will be saved in the path specified from the Viewer This is done from the RedFusion Options in the Configuration tab of the Viewer The Page 62 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual Command Response Dire
75. t Violation Number End Violation Number Violation IV MP EE eno 2 Gehier 10 041 24 041 24 14 01 2010 15 52 34 14 01 2010 15 53 33 1 046 82 046 82 14 01 2010 15 53 28 14 01 2010 15 54 20 12 04171 041 70 14 01 2010 15 54 50 14 01 2010 15 55 48 IER 040 74 040 73 14 01 2010 15 55 01 14 01 2010 15 56 01 041 58 041 58 14 01 2010 16 01 02 14 01 2010 16 02 00 046 11 046 11 14 01 2010 16 04 38 14 01 2010 16 05 31 042 43 042 43 14 01 2010 16 13 52 14 01 2010 16 14 50 049 76 049 75 14 01 2010 16 20 17 14 01 2010 16 21 06 045 75 045 75 14 01 2010 16 29 34 14 01 2010 16 30 27 041 28 04128 14 01 2010 16 34 12 14 01 2010 16 35 10 043 12 043 12 14 01 2010 16 35 02 14 01 2010 16 35 58 042 37 042 37 14 01 2010 16 42 28 14 01 2010 16 43 25 04174 04173 14 01 2010 16 48 00 14 01 2010 16 48 59 04357 043 56 14 01 2010 16 50 26 14 01 2010 16 51 22 050 91 050 90 14 01 2010 17 00 53 14 01 2010 17 01 41 044 32 044 32 14 01 2010 17 01 54 14 01 2010 17 02 49 040 32 040 32 14 01 2010 17 03 44 14 01 2010 17 04 44 051 97 051 98 14 01 2010 17 09 46 14 01 2010 17 10 33 040 47 040 47 14 01 2010 17 11 38 14 01 2010 17 12 38 040 55 040 55 14 01 2010 17 11 57 14 01 2010 17 12 57 041 28 041 28 14 01 2010 17 12 54 14 01 2010 17 13 53
76. trieval Control Unit ERCU The ERCU is situated in the Customer Offence Processing Unit and receives information from the DMU The material from each individual DMU is recorded on a WORM Write One Read Many times media drive and effectively becomes the primary evidence for all violations The ERCU has a graphic user interface which shows the status of the overall system Offence Viewer This element deals with how the end user interfaces with the violations and is dealt with in detail at Chapter 3 Operating the System 1 3 RedFusion System Architecture Outstation RID Communications Front Air Back Court Office Gap Office Viewer AE 8 i 7I Page 7 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual 2 Understanding ANPR The National Police Improvement Agency NPIA has issued guidance to the Police Service on Automatic Number Plate Recognition ANPR systems The standards set out by the NPIA are intended for systems operating in a different environment but much of the guidance is generic and therefore relevant ANPR systems operate either by using optical character recognition OCR or image matching IM techniques There are two critical elements when assessing any ANPR system effectiveness a the quantity of passing traffic which it detects for the purpose of reading the vehicle registration plate capture rate and b the number of vehicle registration plates it reads read rate ANP
77. ture for Exported Violations esses nnne nnne nnn nnns saa annes saa aane ee AR ee ee 46 9 2 6 Copying Exporting RedFusion Violations ooch 47 10 FILTERING VIOLATIONS BY SEVERITY OR DATE et 49 11 COURT PACKAGES GS 50 12 SYSTEM COMMANDS AN OVERVIEW sessies oes ees sees dn see ede see ee ee ed ee de es Se es sed oes ed ees nee ee ee dek es siese 51 EEN Eege 54 TN NNN ee 54 VL ENN 56 ES Get Stols CT EE 59 12 ba EE EE eege 62 12 15 Ser Matchung Percentage Value svarene 63 E VADER En Rede se ee EE ie ee Ee Ge n ee OE de oe da 64 13 SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION oia 65 Page 4 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual iiw EG ON ER EEE EEE EE ENE EE EE EE EE 65 DN 65 EE 66 VES EE NVE a EE EEE ENE E 67 EE 71 LENNON NN 75 E AAA E UE E e o O A 76 EE 76 14 REPORT SAMPLE AND DEFINITION sici n 77 15 GLOSSARY OF TERMS ie 79 16 TABLE O FIGURES esse sessies Se se n ees ee ee ee ee er es ee ee se ee ee Ge oe Gees ee RE see ee Gr ee ede 80 Page 5 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual 1 Introduction 1 1 Overview The function of the RedFusion system is to measure the time it takes a vehicle to travel between two points a known distance apart then to calculate the vehicles average speed If the speed of the vehicle is above a predetermined configurable threshold this will constitute a violation and the data from entry and exit is combined to create a violation package Violation packag
78. ue numerical identifier and closing on the right with the offence current status 4 2 2 VRM Selection Tab oelecting the VRM Selection tab Figure 9 enables the user to search the database for a specific vehicle registration mark Success here depends entirely upon the level of accuracy applied by the end user at the point of viewing and validating offences where the opportunity to amend incorrect ANPR interpretation is provided It is possible to make a search on limited vehicle registration mark data by using the asterisk key at the beginning and or end of a partial entry as a wildcard Entering together with a partial registration mark in the Enter VRM box and selecting the Search Button will search for and reveal any VRM in the database with this partial number It is recommended when using the VRM Selection function with the wildcard at least two VRM letters or numbers should be used The use of a single VRM letter or number with a wildcard could lead to a lengthy time consuming database search and a large number of possible violations to search through It is not possible to change the VRM Selection or Violation ID Selection with a specific violation open To change these parameters close the active tab using the Close Active Tab icon and select the Search a T Button to return you to the violation list and allow changes to be made in the Violation Range Page 16 of 81 RedFusion Average
79. ving violation in D InfoBlocks 010100 70273 06 03 2009 11 59 29 Inserted Violation record to Database table1 06 03 2009 11 59 29 Client connected on Port 20000 06 03 2009 11 59 30 Receiving violation in D InfoBlocks1010100170274 06 03 2009 11 59 31 Inserted Violation record to Database table1 06 03 2009 11 59 31 Client connected on Port 20000 06 03 2009 11 59 32 Receiving violation in D AInFoBlocksi010100170275 06 03 2009 11 59 33 Inserted Violation record to Database table1 06 03 2009 11 59 33 Client connected on Port 20000 06 03 2009 11 59 34 Receiving violation in D InfoBlocks 010100 70276 06 03 2009 11 59 34 Inserted Violation record to Database table1 06 03 2009 11 59 34 Client connected on Port 20000 DVD Status Write All Remaining Violations iti Ed Available Violation 22 Writing DVD RE ode Connected to local SQLEXPRESS ERCU si gt Figure 1 ERCU Graphic User Interface GUI DVD Eject Button Page 9 of 81 RedFusion Average Speed Violation Viewer Operators Manual 5 Log in to RedFusion DVD Archive Server Application from the Desktop as a User or Supervisor 6 Insert the DVD Archive Volume in to the DVD drive of the Viewer workstation and the dialogue box Figure 2 below will open gt RedFusion Server DVD Import Details ate Status Progress 703 2003 15 47 Importing InfoBlocks Data 1002 03 2009 16 03 Imported 1260 Violations

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