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I think I will wait and get decent RG59 then. I don't want cheap quality cables at all. Thx.

Thx. Is it just basic cheap RG59?

u all be wrong eh. I could say a thing or 2 bout Americans as well... eh

Make sure the GEO .exe file is in Start -> Programs -> Startup, otherwise nothing is going to start up by itself when you reboot.

I have a Panasonic Dome Cam with 3 wires (Black, White, and Green/Yellow) and an ATC Frost plug in Transformer (FPS4024). I am not sure how to connect since the transformer only has 2 terminals which are not labelled at all. In the cam connections, it says White and Black are 24V AC and Green/Yellow is Ground when using 24V. Do I just connect both the Black/White to one terminal, and the Green/Yellow to the other? We had an actual installer do all this before, but I want to learn myself. Thx.

with a built-in light bulb!

Is GEO listed in the Startup menu? Start -> Programs -> Startup

I guess I could try Radio Shack for a 12V. I need some BNC connectors anyway. The Radio Shack's in Canada do not seem to have much though. I wanted to attempt this at the office this weekend. That way, I will not look like too much of an idiot if I break something.

No, it only has 2 terminals on the power supply, no extra grounding terminal. And when they disconnected it at the store, I am almost certain the green/yellow wire was not connected to anything. The black/white wires were all twisted, and the green/yellow was completely untouched by the looks of it.

It is a WV-CF224. Here is the info on it... under Operating Instructions. Under 'Power Connection' it says... Caution: • Be sure to connect the GND (grounding) lead of the camera and grounding terminal of the power supply when using a 24 V AC power source. Also, this ATC-Frost is the same power supply used on our WV-CP474 cam as well.

k thx. I guess I will double check at the store I purchased it from. They had it setup as a demo and when they disconnected it, the green/yellow wire was not connected to anything. However in the cam manual, it says the green/yellow wire should be connected to ground.

This is what a Pan rep told me today at their yearly sale... that their DVR's now run embedded Linux? Is this correct? If it would not surprise me if it were not, as I can honestly say I knew more about DVR's and CCTV than this particual 'rep', and I have only been into it briefly for a few months now. Perhaps he was an installer, don't know. He could not even answer simple questions like like what size HD was installed, frame rate, etc.

k thx. I was at our local yearly sale today and seen a standalone/embedded Capture 4-channel on sale for $1300 CAD. Dist is Burtek apparently. I did get a brief chance to see a March Networks 4410 in action. I will go back and thoroughly play with it though.

Another one... anyone know anything bout this DVR/Company? http://s97153376.onlinehome.us/web/product.php?prod_id=190 The CD drive looks Samsung to me.

No one be heard of em? Low end?

No, It was Rory! He was disguised as a Kalatel DVR.

... someone was a fiddlin with yer cameras and dongles.

Had one bout you to VJD...

no no no, as per my recent dream... it be... Kalatel-Rory, ooh-ahh Kalatel-Rory, ooh-ahh ... Kalatel-Rory, ooh-ahh

What are some of the computer specs you have installed where there is no issues with motion? What GV card type? 4xBNC?

Anyone have any short 30fps vids from a GEO system I can look at?

Rory Ding Dongle

I wonder what the brokerage fees (*cough* UPS) would be if I ordered a similar DVR from the US. What if I just ask the sender (if they would even do such a thing) to declare the value as say $500 USD??

6800 bohemian dollas?? That like over $8400 CAD I could prob pay off the rest of my student loan

Perhaps its a 'sleeper'. Looks may be deceiving