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Hi guys,

 

We have a problem with our cctv system which has stumped us for quite some time now.

 

Originally we had 4 cams connected using a AverMedia NV3000 card, we have decided we needed more cameras and got another NV3000 card which was installed in the PC. It seems now that if we have more than one card we get a crosshatch pattern forming on the cameras every few minutes or so, e.g...

 

 

 

If we take out any one of the cards the problem does not occur again. Has anyone ever experienced this issue before?

 

We have replaced all the connections to the card and also tried a new PC!

 

Many thanks,

Dave

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Hi guys,

 

We have a problem with our cctv system which has stumped us for quite some time now.

 

Originally we had 4 cams connected using a AverMedia NV3000 card, we have decided we needed more cameras and got another NV3000 card which was installed in the PC. It seems now that if we have more than one card we get a crosshatch pattern forming on the cameras every few minutes or so, e.g...

 

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If we take out any one of the cards the problem does not occur again. Has anyone ever experienced this issue before?

 

We have replaced all the connections to the card and also tried a new PC!

 

Many thanks,

Dave

 

 

 

sounds like you have not linked the cards together ............ page 20 of manual. http://www.cctvengineer.com/NV_series_Manual_EN_v7.7.pdf

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originally no we didnt connect the video signal line, should have read the manual properly!!!

 

however now its connect we still have the same problem.

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originally no we didnt connect the video signal line, should have read the manual properly!!!

 

however now its connect we still have the same problem.

now you need to delete all the software you had for the aver and re-install now you have both cards attached

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