Re: Help identifying our PCI Video Surveillance Card

["Petem" <petem001@xxxxxxxxx>]

"Christian Blackburn" <christian.Blackburn@xxxxxxxxx> a écrit dans le
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> Hi Gang,
>
> I have a client with a 16 port video surveillance card.  It's old and
> poorly labeled and the drive crashed so we don't have the drivers,
> just the software.  There are no receipts and the company they bought
> it from was absolutely no help.  If you know anything about video
> capture cards please take a look at these screen shots and tell me
> what brand you think it might be.  The clear marking on it that looks
> like a model number is SVR-2000, which doesn't mean anything to me.
>
> http://www.rawseattle.org/%7Echristian/misc/000_0251.jpg
> http://www.rawseattle.org/%7Echristian/misc/000_0253.jpg
> http://www.rawseattle.org/%7Echristian/misc/000_0256.jpg
> http://www.rawseattle.org/%7Echristian/misc/000_0257.jpg
>
> Thanks,
> Christian Blackburn
>

when you plug it in the computer it is detected?

if so you can go into the device manager find the unknown device,go to the
device ,double click on it and go to the advance section

in that section you will see a drop down menu witch contain only some choice
go to the id number or something like that

this is the number on witch a computer know what device is connected to
it,all device that is plug and play have a unique id number for a specific
model..

google the number found and you will find the device manufacturer at a
minimum,and if lucky you will found the exact device model...