10 major differences between the 2 versions:
- The internal storage space for the ANPR Lumo is 10 GB in comparison with the 4 GB storage of the Access.
- Wiegand interface options are inside the Lumo camera, inclusive a Wiegand match list. The WIM is not required anymore to use Wiegand communication interface.
- The read range of the Lumo camera is from 2 to 10 meters, in comparison with the 2 Access versions of 3…6 meters and 6..10 meters.
- The ANPR Lumo has the option for direction detection on-board with the possibility to attach different actions to the different directions.
- The Lumo contains a result list to view historical readings. The results include the detection photo and the list has a search/filter option.
- The Lumo contains a Rest API to control the access lists.
- The object detection speed of the Lumo is 130 km/h, suitable for most of the applications.
- The Lumo uses a CMOS camera instead of the CCD used in the ANPR Access. The use of the CMOS prevents against the occurrence of blooming errors when sun shines on the vehicle.
- The ANPR Lumo has the most common country libraries onboard. The country Firmware updates as needed for the ANPR Access are not necessary anymore.
- Better OCR reading results for number plates that are half in the sun and half in the shadow.