Re: Help identifying our PCI Video Surveillance Card

["Petem" <petem001@xxxxxxxxx>]

oups it could be the detail section of the driver and not the advance...

sorry my windows is French and cant exactly remember the labelling...


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> "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.
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>> 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
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>> Thanks,
>> Christian Blackburn
>>
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> when you plug it in the computer it is detected?
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> 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
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> in that section you will see a drop down menu witch contain only some
> choice go to the id number or something like that
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> 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..
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> google the number found and you will find the device manufacturer at a
> minimum,and if lucky you will found the exact device model...
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