Re: Geovision and SilverStone case/PCI riser card...

["gigtekmediacomputers" <stuartmc@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Keyvan,

Are you sure you have an LC10 as the LC10 takes full size boards in
the normal position. See it here
http://www.silverstonetek.com/products-lc10.htm

If you have an LC11 then the Riser that comes with it can take 1 X AGP
and 2 X PCI. There is also a small additional card that slots into the
other PCI slot to give proper connections. See it here
http://www.silverstonetek.com/products-lc11.htm.
LC11 also has
motherboard fitted upside down.

You may have one of the earlier Silverstone cases that don't have the
newer riser with the additional PCI connector

Stuart

--- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, "keyvan2r" <keyvan@e...> wrote:
>
> I just got a Silverstone LC10 case (from LinItx.com - good service
> would highly recommend). I had a really noisey/warm Antec mini case
> with an Intel M-ATX motherboard and a 3.2 Ghz P4 running Geovision
> 6.0.5 - I got the silverstone case for a direct replacement. The
> case comes with a 90 degree AGP/PCI riser card. I installed 2
> Geovision (1x GVP650 - 1X GVDSP) using this riser card - no AGP
> card, using the on-board VGA.
> This worked fine before the riser card was used. Now geovision does
> not start - it errors out saying keypro not found - which means it
> can't find the card or driver (I think). I tried uninstalling /
> reinstalling all the software but no luck. I can only think that the
> riser card is the problem as it is the only new element.
> Does anybody know of issues with some PCI cards using a riser card?
> Also how can one PCI slot service 2 cards? This is essentially what
> the riser card is doing.
>
> Any help would be much appreciated..
>
> Keyvan
>
> BTW the case is very cool looking and well put together. It's fairly
> quiet and cool - noise compares to a shuttle pc. Would make a very
> nice case for a MCE 2005 setup.