We have a DVR device that connects 10 cameras. For some reason all of a sudden all of the odd numbered cameras would not show up. They eventually do show up but are very delayed. I tried switching the cameras to different numbers and just the evens work regardless of camera then the odd ones eventually show up. My first thought was somekind of network issue so I tried changing MTU settings on the DVR and still have no luck. Could it be just a bad DVR or do I have somekind of network issue.

THanks

Do you see the same problem locally vs. remote connect?

Nope on the local connection all the cameras are up and working.

This is the same if I use wavereader or just directly connect via port 80 through a web browser.

Suggestion... get the updated version of the wavereader... I think it should be avail from GE Security website.. Unfortunately, looks like we can not post any links in this forum... Since you have the original version, I am sure you can get the updated version...

Give it a try and let us know.

Wave Reader v 4.2.47 (31 MB) Posted: 7/12/2007
http://www.gesecurity.com/portal/site/GESecurity/menuitem.1558a63818f2c07ad0f3d010c4030730/?vgnextoid=711800a1e7184010VgnVCM100000592d7003RCRD

Good job Rory... I knew you will come through.. Unfortunately I do not have the capability to post location where this file was... but you beat me to it...

No problem :)
I think there is an initial 25 post limit before being able to post links. ;)

Well, then I should start moving now... and get my next 5 posts... 8)

Yep, get right on it. :D

Yep tried updating the firmware. Is there somekind of config that says load these cameras first or something. If you plug one of the non-working cameras into a working cameras port the camera works just fine. Is this device just hosed?

Can anyone help me identify the followinf error with the Wavereader software

WRControl
WSKIO_Data arrival;subscript out of range.

Thanks
Troy