The Ador Indus CAM vehicle-activated speed sign (VASS) provides dedicated hardware, network, and software interfaces engineered for industrial campus safety, corporate road networks, and perimeter traffic monitoring. Operating as an intelligent edge-detection appliance, the system integrates a 24 GHz K-band radar, a high-resolution 2 MP automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) camera, and a multi-line LED display with flexible plant automation infrastructure.
Physical and Telecommunication Interfaces
The unit supports local, wired network, and wireless cellular backhaul mechanisms to accommodate varying field connectivity topologies:
- Direct Maintenance Port: Integrated Mini B-type USB port for direct diagnostic access, on-site parameter setting, and localized firmware updates.
- Local Area Network (LAN): Standard Ethernet LAN interface supporting local physical network drops, permitting manual log downloading directly from the sign without recurring software charges.
- Cellular Uplink: Optional GSM modem interface enabling wide-area cellular connectivity for remote deployments where structured network cabling is unavailable. Field activation requires a cellular SIM card, which is in the client scope.
Software Platform Compatibility and Data Architecture
The Ador Indus CAM provides tiered management workflows depending on site architecture, gate security protocols, and centralized reporting demands:
- Indus Web App: Configuration platform that manages device operating logs, visualizes live traffic graphs, and configures configurable vehicle speed thresholds, including minimum detection speed, target speed limit, and maximum display cut-off thresholds.
- Desktop Software Package: A dedicated standalone desktop software architecture is commercially available as an option (₹1,50,000.00 + GST 18%), designed for installation on security workstations such as a main gate computer station (workstation hardware and network cabling in client scope).
- Indus Cloud App: A multi-site enterprise cloud platform designed for multi-sign deployments. The cloud tier stores up to 2 million records, compiling bidirectional time-stamped vehicle counts, speed graphs, analytical charts, and automated 4-image violation profiles with 3-month image retention. It also supports automated dispatch of violation alerts via email and SMS. SIM-based cloud connectivity subscriptions are available per device per annum (₹35,000.00 + GST 18%).
Auxiliary Hardware and Audio Integration
To enforce on-site traffic compliance in high-risk zones, the Indus CAM control architecture supports external audio integration. The internal electronics interface with an optional external siren, triggering audible over-speed warnings when moving vehicles breach user-defined speed limits across 1 to 3 monitored lanes.
Power Infrastructure and Field Mounting Compatibility
Electrical and structural planning requires adherence to the following site interface standards:
| Subsystem / Interface | Compatibility Specification | Deployment Scope Note |
|---|---|---|
| AC Mains Power | 230V AC (city lighting circuit), average power consumption | Supply wiring to installation point is in client scope |
| Internal Camera Supply | 24V DC regulated internal power supply | Factory-integrated internal bus |
| Auxiliary Power Storage | Battery enclosure with capacity to hold up to 2 batteries (they are not included) | Enclosure dry weight is 26 kg without batteries (they are not included) |
| Structural Mounting | Dedicated pole mounting bracket kits | Installation pole and pole fixing hardware are in client scope |
| Field Station Interface | LAN / Mini B-type USB / optional GSM | Main gate computer, field cabling, and SIM card are in client scope |
