Why does an XProtect match-list alarm fail after the plate is recognized?
Answered by ANPR AI·Sourced
Short answer
A list match needs an associated event to trigger the intended workflow.
Explanation
Successful OCR does not by itself configure an alarm action.
Things to check
- Plate entry
- Events triggered by list match
- Downstream rule
What to do
Select the required event in the match list and verify the rule action with a fresh recognition.
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