Relisys Dimera 2000

Doug,

try connecting your camera to the 9pin serial port. Your problem is that
your camera is on com 2 and your modem on com4. These ports share the same
memory address and IRQ, so when both are in use you will get a conflict.
Or set your modem to Com3 IRQ4. as long as you are not using COM1 for
anything, as again COM1 and COM3 use the same settings.

One last thing, you could try going into the BIOS and changing the
IRQ/Memory settings for the COM ports. These will be in the BIOS as "onboard
serial ports"

regards
mikw

Hey,
My guess is the same as the previous reply...the modem and camera
cannot share com1 and com3 or com2 and com4...(whatever)

But...and this might be pretty obvious...did you check the connector
going into the camera to make sure it is seated? The only reason I ask
is bacause I was hooking up a Dimera 3500 tonite and I could not get
the computer to access the camera either. After screwing around with
the serial ports, I finally reseated the connetor at the camera and it
took off. There was a second click that I could hear when it finally
seated. I don't know how the 2000 compares to the 3500, but that was
how I solved my problem finally.
Later
Mike

On Sun, 12 Dec 1999 08:36:07 -0000, "Douglas R Leitch"

I have the "mouse" on comm 1, will this cause the same problem?

I have thought of a USB card and mouse to free up comm 1.  Any thoughts on
that option?

Thanks for taking the time to reply
Take care
Dougie.