Drew0682

Well I found some information out. Camera is a Pelco camera, baud rate of 2400. now I have to figure out comm number and the address number. I have Baud Rate, and Camera ID. still can't get to rotate

thanks will try that out. All I know is that the warehouse I'm working on the system at for a friend, building was struck by lightning, tower was acting up for the camera's. I had to install a new Geovision card along with a new hard drive as the old one would crash all the time and computer would restart. So I installed a new hard drive with Windows 7 and this camera that could rotate had to be done manually and now it won't rotate at all cause of the new Hard drive I guess, I just wish the person that bought the camera's bought ones that had a brand name on the camera and not one that could be made by any company.

the surface mount one. yes. What I'm running into is the following... For analog cmeras, you must first complete the steps below before adding it to the system. 1. Click Configure button, select Accessories, and select Add/Remove PTZ. A dialog box appears. 3. Select the brand of your camera and click the >> button Click ok and then restart the GV-System Well I tried this and all it showed was like Samsung(SPD-3300), and other manufacturers of PTZ camera's Nothing about PE-100D

Does anyone know the manufacturer of the PE-100D AC PTZ camera. I'm trying to get the PTZ setup in Geovision software, but I have no brand or manufacturer of this camera. All I know is it was made in Korea. Thank you to anyone that can help. Geovision software 8.4 is what I'm running

Okay. My friend's husband's computer was struck by lightning, not the computer but the warehouse Anyways my friend and I went to go take a look at it. some of the camera's were not working, some were. It's a 16 Channel GV-650. on a Pentium 4 3.0 GHZ Well we restarted it to take a look at the memory as it was running kinda slow, and the computer booted up really slowly in DOS, so slow we came to the conclusion that it needed more memory and maybe a new motherboard. Well my friend sent me an AMD Athlon 2200 which is about 1.81 Ghz, and I installed the video card again, and the surveillence card along with a sata PCI card as the HD for the Geovision is on Sata. took the computer home, reinstalled Windows XP because the HD was missing some files, and the computer booted up great. The software starts for the camera's, no problem I get back hook it up at the warehouse, and the software boots up, and it reboots the computer 2 minutes later. I uninstalled the software for the Geovision, reinstalled and even tried the 800 Geovision card, and still the same problem I can disable Geovision from starting up, and the computer runs just great. I was thinking that it's the AMD computer, maybe the processor is bad or too small, so I went out and bought a Asus Motherboard Specs on Mobo are as follows Intel GMA X4500 GPU intergrated on the board runs DDR3 and the processor is a 2.6GHz Intel Celeron Dual core I'm hoping this will fix the solution as I'm confused. I do need to add the watchdog 2 pin jumper cable back in, but wasn't sure if this was causing it or not to keep rebooting Thanks Drew