5 Easy Steps for iSpy SCPro Integration: LPR Engine Set-Up

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Achieving iSpy SCPro integration might seem challenging, but with the right guidance, you can set up this LPR engine in just 5 easy steps. This detailed guide will walk you through the iSpy SCPro integration process for optimal performance and functionality.

iSpy SCPro Integration

Step 1: Introduction to iSpy SCPro Integration

  • Upon completing the SCPro installation, install the iSpy application and open it.
  • It’s crucial to remember: for the integration to work, both iSpy and SCPro should have the camera registered under the same name.

Step 2: Setting Up the Camera for iSpy SCPro Integration:

  • Right-click within the iSpy application, then select “Add Camera.”
  • Choose “FFMPEG (H264).”
  • Input your camera’s RTSP URL, for example, rtsp://admin:admin@192.168.0.200:554. Use the “Test” button to ensure it’s working before saving.
  • Navigate to “Alerts” for the camera you just added. Set the Mode to LPR and select the icon with dots on the right.


Step 3: Licensing and Configuring the LPR Plugin for iSpy SCPro Integration:

  • In the appearing window, select the “Offline Licensing” tab.
  • Follow the link “Get A License key (Free trial Available)” to retrieve a license.
  • Once acquired, paste this license into the “ENTER your license here” field within iSpy.
  • Configure your LPR plugin settings: select relevant countries for plate recognition and adjust normalization settings under the “Plates” tab.
  • In the “Integrations” tab, input the camera name (e.g., “cam1”) into the “Location Name” field and set the URL to http://localhost:8093/alpr.php.

Step 4: Setting Up SCPro for iSpy Integration:

  • Launch SCPro, navigate to Settings > Camera, and add a new camera by clicking the “+” sign.
  • Fill in the relevant details:
    • Direction: Determines the direction (entrance or exit) of camera capture.
    • Websocket Port of RTSP Stream: Choose an available port, ensuring it isn’t already listed.
    • Camera ID: This should match the “Location Name” from iSpy.
    • RTSP Stream: Input the same RTSP URL as in iSpy.
    • Auto-Extend Expired Access: Leave unchecked for initial setup.
  • Save your settings.

Step 5: Finalizing the iSpy SCPro Integration:

  • With both iSpy and SCPro set up, iSpy will begin sending license plate recognition data to SCPro for further processing.

With these steps, you’ve successfully integrated the iSpy LPR engine into SCPro.Now it’s time to configure the barrier operations using SCPro commands. As your parking management system begins processing LPR data, you’ll benefit from the enhanced capabilities of this combined solution.

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