This section provides an overview of a typical Genetec Patroller™ Standalone workflow.
Before you begin your patrol
These are the common tasks to perform before you begin patrolling. If you can’t complete the tasks on this checklist, contact the Patroller administrator before starting your patrol.
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Start the Patroller application. | |
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You must import your hotlists and permit lists in the Patroller application to receive alerts for hotlist and permit hits. Once a list has been imported, Patroller will update the list automatically every 60 seconds or when the Patroller application is restarted. | |
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Check the video feed of the Sharp(s) to see that they are working. | |
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If the status indicator on the notification bar is red, it means there’s an error with Patroller. Tap the indicator for more information. |
During your patrol
The tasks to perform during a patrol depend entirely on the situations you encounter. Generally, you’ll respond to hotlist and permit hits, add or manage New wanted entries, perform Manual capture when needed, and so on.
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Hotlists contain information on stolen vehicles, scofflaw suspects, amber alerts, and so on. Permit lists contain information on vehicles that are permitted to park in designated areas. | About the Hits button in Patroller |
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A vehicle that isn’t on an imported hotlist can be entered as a New wanted vehicle any time during your shift. | Adding New Wanted plates in Patroller |
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Capture a plate manually, such as when a plate isn’t in the Sharp camera’s field of view. | Manually capturing license plates in Patroller |
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Match previously captured reads with a new or updated hotlist. | Performing past read matching in Patroller |
After your patrol
These are the tasks to perform after you’ve finished patrolling.
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Review the hits you enforced or did not enforce during your patrol. | Reviewing acknowledged hits in Patroller |
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Depending on how your system is configured, offloading might occur when you exit the Patroller application. | Offloading your data to an XML file in Patroller |
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Depending on how your system is configured, Patroller may exit automatically after an offload. | Exiting Patroller |