This one says "Only fit V262 V2 control board with camera port". How do I know that my v262 has the video port or all should have one? THKS
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Look closely at the control board there are extra white plugs and one is for video. I do think they all have this. The top left button on the controller starts and stops recording. Good luck
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I gave this to my sister in Arkansas a few years ago, so I can't look at it. But I simply went to the Panasonic Support website and the manual is available so you can see all the connections that are possible: http://shop.panasonic.com/shop/model/DMP-BD50K?t=manuals&support;#tabs Yes, it does have S Video Port.Maryann
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The initial production model had 2.0 ports. It was then updated to have 3.0 ports though remained with the same model name. Possible to get either one.
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It would be awesome to see a Proof in this. Could you perhaps make some good quality Cam Pictures form the Side(s) with your non IPS Panel?Its the same Issue in Europe with IPS / VA Panels mixeup.Thx a Million :)
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There is the regular USB port, but there is also a "AV/IN" PORT. Not sure if that port is for video or not. Your best bet is to go to "Magellan.COM" and talk to tech support. I hope this help.
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I had no problems adding an ONVIF 2.0 specification camera (I forgot the brand, Dahua or another generic brand.) You just go into the Camera Management section, choose Connect Mode - Manual, and select ONVIF as the Protocol. Once the protocol was set, and the rest of the device information was set, it was very easy to get everything up and running. Video appeared shortly after setting everything up (about 20-30 seconds.) Quality of the video depends on the camera, of course.
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The one I had shipped to me on Nov. 19 was indeed a V2 model. The box did not have V2 sticker on it, and the description here doesn't say V2 (as opposed to elsewhere here on Amazon where it does say V2 - with the price being somewhat higher). But when I plugged it in and looked at the settings on the web interface, it was indeed a V2. I still had to update the camera and system firmware (the latest versions are about 6 weeks old or so), but it was a V2 camera. I'm not sure if that was just serendipity, or if they have run out of V1 stock and just defaulted to V2.
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Merchant Matching is correct in saying that you should always check with your processor before changing out any type of equipment. Your external PIN Pad should have no issue working with this model IF...IF your processor file supports it. 99% of the time, you can program the VX520 and then just make sure that you plug in the PIN pad into the external port BEFORE plugging in the terminal to power. If you plug in the external PIN pad into the terminal after it is plugged in and turned on, you can blow out the key injected encryption in the PIN pad rendering it useless.
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Hi, I just bought the LifeCam VX-5000 and I have the same problem as Bonnie above. Could anyone tell me what version of windows and what version of skype they are using? I just want to get this to work. Thanks!
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I can't get it to work with my AS100VR -- the AS100VR just won't fit over the connector and I don't see how it could. It's almost as if the AS100VR (at least mine) is too big (which is weird because it's supposed to be the same size, or even smaller). If anyone has a clue as to how to do it I'd appreciate knowing (a video link would be GREAT).
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NO!!! The item pictured is a serial port, not a video port. It has a 9 pin connector,the video port has a 15 pin connector. It will NOT work for video.
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If you are talking about the internal card pictured it will fit into the PCI/Video slot. If it is an external then it goes to a USB port. If you are speaking of an OLD style RS232 port then no but to even find an RS232 port you need an ancient computer.
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no it does not have a video port. I think the reason for this is because one of the higher end boards. This way you can pick your own video card. I have had this board for some time now and it works just like it suppose to, Good Buy
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Some of the models have video built onto the mainboard and some don't. You will have to check the specs on the exact model of your interest. Check to see if the specs include a video out connector; e.g., VGA, DVI etc. If no video is built in, you will need a video card. Additionally, you will need a CPU, RAM, hard drive, and DVD drive if desired.
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you google the board, find the maker, get the manual and read it. Or ask nVidia; whatever, I would not recommend taking technical advice from some anonymous poster. REMINDER: it's AMAZON, buddy, buy it, try it, and return it! EOS. Good luck.
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Hello Maria,Although the port on the back seems very similar, it doesn't appear as though your camera is listed. I would say you could buy it and return it. I did find this on Amazon: olympus viewfinder vf-2 if you out that in Amazon's search field several viewfinders come up.
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you deff need to plug in the 8 pin cuz if you dont you wont get no video.I know this cuz when i changed the cpu cooler i had to unplug mine and forgot to plug it back and had no video LOL