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The storage of recognized LP images and vehicle images on disk depends on the following registry keys (see Registry keys reference guide. For information on working with registry, see Working with Windows OS registry):

LprDB.Use: the key specifies the method of storing recognized LP images and vehicle images. By default, the key value is 1.
LprDB.Path: the key specifies the folder on the computer for storing the recognized LP images and vehicle images (you can specify either a local or a network folder). The default folder is C:\ProgramData\AxxonSoft\LprDB.
LprDB.FreeMB: the key specifies the amount of free storage space in a directory. When the limit is exceeded, the overwriting process starts, rewriting the oldest images with the most recent ones. By default, the limit is 5000 MB.

Operation modes of Auto PSIM and storage of recognized LP images and vehicle images at each value of the LprDB.Use key are described in the table below.

LprDB.Use	Operation mode
0	The recognized LP images and vehicle images are stored either in the Auto PSIM database, or nowhere
1	The recognized LP images and vehicle images are stored in the folder specified in the LprDB.Path key. The disk space limit of this folder is specified in the LprDB.FreeMB key

To change the operation mode, specify the appropriate value for the LprDB.Use key corresponding to the necessary mode of storing the recognized LP images and vehicle images.

To select the folder on disk for storing the recognized LP images and vehicle images, specify the folder path as the LprDB.Path key value.

To specify the amount of free storage space in a directory, upon reaching which the images will be overwritten on a loop, specify the corresponding value in megabytes as the LprDB.FreeMB key value.

If the recognized LP images and vehicle images storing on disk is enabled, the Record frames to SQL DB parameter (see Configuring the storage of recognized LP images and vehicle images in the Auto PSIM database) isn't taken into account.

You can access the images stored in the folder on disk using the HTTP GET-requests (see Image receiving by the ID).

Configuring the storage of recognized LP images and vehicle images on disk is complete.