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# Nedap - ANPR Lumo Camera

The **ANPR Lumo** is an all-in-one licence-plate camera with on-board image processing, connected to a Gallagher controller over **Wiegand**.

From **v9.00.02** (including the C7000 family), a controller customisation lets operators enter a vehicle's **licence plate directly as a text-format card number**. The camera sends the plate reading to the controller, which compares it against card numbers for an access decision.

A controller customisation means no other customisation can run on that controller at once. Release note: [Nedap ANPR v9.00](https://media.gallagher.com/m/1237603bcd6a26cc/original/Release-Note-Nedap-ANPR-v9-00.pdf).

From Command Centre **v9.40**, ANPR Lumo is supported in-core with no separate CustCard DLL. See [Customisations in Core](/knowledge-hub/products/integrations/third-party-readers/nedap/nedap-customisations-in-core.md).

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🔗 **Related**

* [Nedap - Customisations in Core](/knowledge-hub/products/integrations/third-party-readers/nedap/nedap-customisations-in-core.md). In-core ANPR support from v9.40.


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