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If on installation you checked allow password removal you can go into the geovision directory and there is a small exe that will allow password removal passuninstal or something like this

"TRUE" Full D1 AKA Casino Quality is not possible with GV-800 Unless you have upconverter card If you want "TRUE" Full D1 you will need to go with the new GV-2004/2008

BEST SOLUTION = UPS Backup, find out what is causing video lost OK SOLUTION = upgrade to version 8.1 [/b]

there should be a place to choose how many cams you want on the layout, also there should be a place to make the event viewer windowed so you can minimize it and move it wherever you want Sorry I do not have the exact instructions right in front of me

your geovision version and the centerv2 versions are the same correct? try a port scan on the WAN IP address and see if you see the ports open

you need 5546-5549 forwarded to the DVR System and to the CenterV2 Server this should get you going on CenterV2 double check personal firewall settings in antivirus software and windows firewall settings

when 8.1 software version is realeased for geovision, it has resolutions that support wide screen monitors........

motherboard?

what are your dvr specs? having this same problem on all channels? is the problem just on a certain type of cameras?

We just received a GV-2004 we will be testing the product next week, will post some videos

that location is where?

no biggie

2 x GV-2008's in each of DVR (2 DVRs total) Yes you will have to have nice systems and much storage space, probably a dual core would be nice..........but it can be done

if possible to wait till end of monthh......... You should get 4 x GV-2008 cards and make 2 DVR's with 2 in each.....that would be a great fix We may be able to get them sooner, not sure atm.

or you can use the GV-COM and communicate through a USB port

Need to setup your DVR to have a 20GB Partition for the OS, and use the rest for storage. If you already have windows setup install the program "Partition Magic" and you can make your hard drive partitions whatever size you want **Never want to save your video data on the same partition as your OS

take my word on this or not......... DO NOT BUY ANY DVR CARDS FROM EBAY **RULE OF THUMB**

sounds like a directdraw problem, that is why it is good to go with a dvr card that has a built in video output.....this usually will avoid the "pink screen" problem

no vista issue with the webcam, at least i've experienced the same issue you are having with a beta version, i was just saying ie 7 also has some bugs in it atm

does the gv-data capture box have a serial port only sticker? what length is the serial cable to dvr? check your com ports in device manager, make sure there are no driver issues make sure you are pointing the pos settings to the right com port **personally i would use the gv-com and communicate through usb to the dvr (it creates a virtual com port that is clearly labeled), then from the gv-data capture box to the gv-com use rs-485 (2 conductor wire)

ditto rory Get 4 x GV-2008 cards with 2 in each DVR.....Casino Style hehe they will be released at the end of the month

not sure what beta version you are using but I had the same problem, i suppose it has something to do with "beta" the real one will be out soon, ie 7.0 isn't perfect yet either

just make sure you have the text overlay settings corrected how are you connecting the GV-Data capture to the DVR? How are you connecting the POS to the GV-Data? if you can't find any help give geovision a call and they can help you out, if you need the US number let me know

should be able to go into event viewer and see what is shutting the system down or at least get an indication of what is going on

one thing to alway do on initial boot up, go to "system properties", advanced tab, performance settings, then adjust for best performance this is a good starting point for performance