Dahua Number Plate Recognition camera setting

[snobee]

I have a Dahua ITC413 licence plate recognition camera.

One of the settings is which plate algorithm is being used.
The options are:
Europe ALG
Middle East ALG
UNASUR ALG
Russian Speaking Counties ALG
North Ameria ALG

Default is Europe ALG. Anyone know if default is correct or a better option should be used?

EDIT: As much as this is a South African forum, I had better still say I am in SA and looking for the setting for a South African environment.

 

[Mekon]

Are you part of law enforcement?

 

[dualmeister]

 

[snobee]

Are you part of law enforcement?

No, why? The camera is part of a gated community system that is being setup.

 

[DapperDanMan]

Anyone know if default is correct or a better option should be used?

NONE of the above!

 

[chrisc]

Europe is the closest. In France and Spain, the plates resemble those in use in the Western Cape

I used a Dahua ITC413-PW4D-Z1 which Reditron supplied. It worked out the box and is in use in a busy apartment building

The camera is about 10m from a sliding gate. It works better when a 50 watt floodlight is aimed at the gate

The cars are travelling very slowly through the gate

The software works ok, but playback is a bit fiddly

 

[snobee]

Europe is the closest. In France and Spain, the plates resemble those in use in the Western Cape

I used a Dahua ITC413-PW4D-Z1 which Reditron supplied. It worked out the box and is in use in a busy apartment building

The camera is about 10m from a sliding gate. It works better when a 50 watt floodlight is aimed at the gate

The cars are travelling very slowly through the gate

The software works ok, but playback is a bit fiddly

Thanks chrisc.

 

[upup]

Europe is the closest. In France and Spain, the plates resemble those in use in the Western Cape

I used a Dahua ITC413-PW4D-Z1 which Reditron supplied. It worked out the box and is in use in a busy apartment building

The camera is about 10m from a sliding gate. It works better when a 50 watt floodlight is aimed at the gate

The cars are travelling very slowly through the gate

The software works ok, but playback is a bit fiddly

I wonder then these one's that farmers use next to the road at night. Reading a number at night in the front of the car.