dennisaduval

You can get these from other vendors for about 1/3 of the cost in this link - try zuvid

Also, not sure about Blue Iris compression rates or iframe interval, but a 60 frames of video at 1fps should come in smaller in size than 60 frames of .jpg shot at 1fps. Video compression uses I frames which only alter portions of the shot that have changed. Perhaps a very busy scene wouldn't have much difference in file size, but a living room while everyone is away could be considerably less.

Seems like it is set up to capture jpg snapshots instead of video which is a feature of blue iris.

lezma, Did calibration of the joystick solve the moving issue?

1. On the bottom of the CM9760-KBD, Turn dip switch 2 ON to enter setup mode 2. Enter the default pin number 1234 3. Select JSTK 4 Hold the joystick to the left, while keeping the joystick to the left, hit the button that looks like the hand pointing to the left 5. Repeat for other joystick positions (Right, Up, Down, and Center) 6. Hit save and then exit 7. Turn dipswitch 2 Off 8. Login to the KDB

Be careful when you put the unit back together. The ribbon cable is in a poorly designed position and can easily be damaged. make sure it isn't sitting on a screw hole before reassembly.

If the circuit board and rubber mat isn't damaged, try resetting unit to factory defaults. To reset the CM9760-KBD Matrix keyboard back to factory defaults, complete the following steps: 1. Disconnect data/power cable from Comm 1 of the keyboard 2. Turn on dip switches 1,2, and 8 only 3. Plug data/power cable into Comm 1 and wait until the keyboard display the message "diagnostic mode" 4. Afterward, disconnect data/cable again 5. Return dip switches back to original settings 6. Connect data/power cable back to Comm 1 7. Calibrate the joystick

Glad to find this group on here. I am a surveillance technician with three years experience on a hybrid Analog/Digital Pelco Endura System funning approximately 1000 cameras. Nice to find this forum and to be able to interact with like minded professionals. Looking forward to removing the analog matrix switch in the near future as we transition to IP cameras.