The authorized plate opens. The rest do not.

Load the plates once and DigiAccess keeps them synchronized across every recognition camera. With access levels, each plate only enters through the doors that belong to it.

The usual problem

One plate, eight cameras, zero patience

Loading the same plate camera by camera is where control is lost: someone forgets one, the resident who moved out still gets in and nobody knows which list is current.

The conventional solutionEight separate lists

You open each camera's interface, type the plate by hand and repeat. A month later no list matches the others and nobody knows which one is right.

DigiAccess engineeringOne list, one synchronization

The plate is registered once with its access level. The system pushes it to the cameras it belongs to and removes from each one whatever should no longer be there.

The hardware

The camera that reads the plate

The software module is not enough on its own: it needs a camera that resolves the plate with the vehicle in motion, day and night, and that withstands the weather in the lane.

It is the same camera fitted on the arm of the parking validator, where ultra-fast reading identifies the vehicle before it has finished stopping.

Bullet body with sun shield, for outdoor lane mounting
Varifocal lens: adjusts to lane width and reading distance
Adjustable bracket with anchor base
Network and power through the same conduit

DigiAccess ANPR plate reading camera: white bullet body with sun shield, varifocal lens and adjustable bracket with anchor base — **DigiAccess plate reading camera** Bullet body with sun shield and varifocal lens, for vehicle gatehouses and parking lanes.

Features

What the module does

Access levels

Level → doors → cameras. A plate on level «Building 2» only opens that building's doors; with no level, it enters everywhere.

Bulk import

Import from Excel (.xlsx) or CSV with plate, unit, owner, notes and level. A downloadable template removes the guesswork.

Real synchronization

Pushes what is missing and deletes what is left over on each camera. Tolerates plates returned masked by the device (ABC**3).

Connection test

Before saving a camera it is checked that it responds with the given user and password. If something fails, you know right there.

Entry and exit roles

Each camera is marked as entry or exit, so decisions and records make sense in the report.

Per-site licence

Activation with a licence file bound to the server, with advance warning and a grace period before expiry.

Two ways to deploy it

Choose according to the site

Option AWindows desktop application

Installed on the gatehouse computer. It talks to the cameras through the manufacturer's SDK and shows plate events in real time.

Single installer, no server setup
Tabs for cameras, plates and live events
Local database, works without internet

Option BWeb application on your network

Installed on a server —Windows or Linux— on the same network as the cameras. Administration opens from any browser on site.

Several users at once, with sign in
HTTP control: no SDK and no Windows required
Same licence and same synchronization logic

Both options require the machine they run on to reach the cameras over the local network.

The interface

How it is administered

Screenshots of the application running. The data is demo data; the interface is the production one.

DigiAccess collaborative platform: role-based sign in — **Sign in** Username and password access, with a per-site licence and advance expiry warning.

DigiAccess platform: authorized plate table, LPR series, access control line — **Authorized plates** The whole whitelist in one table, with search, access level per plate and bulk import from Excel or CSV.

DigiAccess platform: ANPR camera registry linking the CCTV line to access control — **Registered cameras** Each camera with its IP, port, user and entry or exit role. The «Test» button checks the connection before saving.

DigiAccess platform: door and camera setup, shared architecture — **Doors and cameras** Each door groups the cameras that belong to it. That is what lets a plate open some access points and not others.

Access levels A level gathers the doors a group of plates may use: residents of one building, administration, suppliers.

Do you already have plate cameras installed?

Tell us the brand and model: in most cases they are used exactly as they are.

Check compatibility See technical requirements