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Luminys | Lumicenter Lpr Search Channel (Add-On License) | LCE-LPRS

Luminys | Lumicenter Lpr Search Channel (Add-On License) | LCE-LPRS

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LM-LCE-LPRS

The LCE-LPRS gives LumiCenter Plus and Max a dedicated license plate archive search lane. When investigators need to trace a specific vehicle through days of recorded footage, LCE-LPRS surfaces every match in seconds ā€” no manual scrubbing, no guesswork. Plate data is indexed continuously by the LPR engine, making archive queries fast enough for real investigations.

Built for the professional installer

This add-on module runs on any surveillance camera already deployed on the system ā€” no dedicated LPR hardware required. OCR converts plate characters to searchable text in real time, storing results against the video archive for retrospective lookup. NDAA compliant. Region support covers North American (USA and Canada) plate formats. Pair with the full LCE-LPR channel when the job calls for real-time alerts, gate triggers, and access control integration.

Key features

  • Archive plate search: Find any recognized license plate across stored video without manual footage review
  • Works with any surveillance camera: No specialized LPR hardware required ā€” runs on the existing IP camera fleet
  • OCR text indexing: Plate characters converted to searchable text and indexed continuously against recorded video
  • NDAA compliant: Safe for government facilities, regulated commercial sites, and jobs requiring NDAA Section 889 compliance
  • North American plates: Supports USA and Canada license plate formats
  • One-time license: Perpetual per-channel purchase, no recurring subscription

System requirements

LCE-LPRS requires LumiCenter Plus (LSC-PLSV) or LumiCenter Max (LSC-MAXV), plus a separate LumiCenter video license for each camera channel. The host server must run Windows 10 or higher with .NET Framework 4.5.2 and Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 Redistributable (x64). Plan for 500 MB of RAM per camera channel and an Intel i7 or i9 processor (3.0+ GHz, AVX2 support).

Brand:
Luminys
Form factor:
Software add-on license, per channel
License type:
One-time purchase (perpetual)
Compatibility:
LumiCenter Plus (LSC-PLSV), LumiCenter Max (LSC-MAXV)
Region:
North America (USA and Canada)
Operating system:
Windows 10 or higher
Software dependencies:
.NET Framework 4.5.2, Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 Redistributable (x64)
RAM per channel:
500 MB minimum (16 cameras = 8 GB)
CPU requirement:
Intel i7 or i9, 3.0+ GHz, AVX2 support; 1 core per camera + 2 for OS
Min camera resolution:
640 x 360 px (optimal: 1280 x 720)
Min frame rate:
15 fps (recommended: 25-30 fps)
Min lighting:
50 lux
Camera mounting height:
4-6 meters above ground
Max camera tilt:
15 degrees horizontal from road; 0-20 degrees plate-to-horizon
Working distance:
15-20m (urban/low-speed), 20-30m (higher-speed)
Compliance:
NDAA Compliant
What is the difference between LCE-LPRS and LCE-LPR?
LCE-LPRS enables archive plate search only. LCE-LPR is the full channel ā€” adds real-time recognition, notification alerts, gate/macro triggers, and positive/negative list enforcement. Need live alerting or gate control? Order LCE-LPR instead.
Does this require additional licenses per camera?
Yes. Each camera channel requires both a LumiCenter video license (LSC-PLSV for Plus or LSC-MAXV for Max) and this LCE-LPRS add-on. Both must be present for archive plate search to function on that channel.
What cameras work with LCE-LPRS?
Works with virtually any IP camera brand. Min specs: 640x360 resolution (1280x720 recommended), 15 fps minimum (25-30 fps recommended), auto-focus/zoom recommended, 50 lux minimum lighting.
What are the camera positioning requirements for accurate reads?
Mount 4-6m above ground, max 15 degrees horizontal tilt from road. Optimal distance: 15-20m (low-speed), 20-30m (higher-speed). Plate must fill 15-70% of frame; character height 20-30 pixels.
Is LCE-LPRS NDAA compliant?
Yes. LCE-LPRS is NDAA compliant and suitable for government facilities and regulated commercial deployments.
What server hardware does the VMS host need?
Windows 10+. Requires .NET 4.5.2 and Visual C++ 2015 Redistributable (x64). Plan 500 MB RAM per channel, Intel i7/i9 at 3.0+ GHz (AVX2), 1 CPU core per camera plus 2 for OS.

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