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• HP ENVY 15 t-j100: Envy 15 x 2 x 4 x 8 or x 16 PCIe support?

  I came from Vietnam and not good in English sorry.

  I'll upgrade my desire (SKU = E1P04AAR). Replace SSD HARD drive. Envy 15 does support m2. PCIe x 2 x 4 x 8 or x 16 available in motherboard? Can I plug in PCIe SSD?

  Thanks for the support

  HI @r00tvn,

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

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  I think you want to know about the installation of an SSD.

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  Please note Chapter 1, page 5, for recommended hard disks.    Chapter 5 a removal and replacement procedures to help you in this process.

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• HP pro 3125 supports the 600 Watt power supply

  HP Pro 3125 can supports the power of 600 watts?

  Can HP pro 3125 PCIe supports ddr5 graphics cards?

  You would be better served by joiningthe HP Business Enterprise forum and post the question here.

  The pc that you ask the subject is a business model.

• NOR-IMAQdx Intel Pro/1000 driver support

  The Readme of NOR-IMAQdx V3.4 document states that:

  If you have a gigabit Intel Pro/1000 series NIC Ethernet (NIC), it is recommended to install the High Performance GigE Vision Driver. This will ensure optimized performance and minimal configuration.

  Are all the Intel Pro/1000 series supported (GT - PCI, PT-PCIe) cards? Other series Intel cards are also supported. Is the Council of (chip 82574L) CT Intel Giga (PCIe) supported? What is the difference in performance if this driver is not installed?

  Hi John,.

  To answer one of your questions, there are many benefits to using the driver of high performance when they are available:

  • Optimized for the data is copied as little as possible with the load low. Pure performance gains are difficult to quantify, because they depend on many conditions. In general, the more packets per second (throughput divided by the size of the packets) and several cameras used, the more the driver gains performance high performance.
  • Optimized for the use of GigE Vision (amount of allocations of memory buffer, frames, packets interrupt settings, etc.). You can change some of these settings in Intel (much more than other providers) drivers, but not all of them, and there is no additional configuration required when you use ours.
  • Works independently of firewall configuration
  • Return of lost or damaged data packets are processed at a level General much weaker with much less latency and fresh
  • Uses frames for GigE Vision only without affecting the rest of the network stack (which allows some jumbo frames on a systemic basis may cause some annoying problems of network)
  • In versions of Windows prior to Vista, several cameras connected to multiple network interfaces could not make good use of the automatic link-local-address. With our High-Performance driver that you can fill multiple ports into a single virtual device that allows you to increase your overall bandwidth as easily as a single port.

  Now, regarding the interfaces are supported, we support most of the Pro/1000 series that are and have been widely used. In general, the only we can guarantee are those which is integrated in the maps that NEITHER sells because we can make our own validation on them. Because if this, our driver INF files are confined to specific chipsets that we validated internally. The best way to ensure compatibility would be to get the cards of NOR.

  However, ff, you have a copy of IMAQdx installed, you can view the nigevk.inf file (typically in C:\Program Files (x 86) \National Instruments\NI - IMAQdx\Staging\NI GigE Vision) to see what PCI IDs are listed in the INF file. PCI IDs are the best I can advise because Intel labelling of products is not always clear what chipset and the revision, the card has on it.

  82574L is listed in the INF of our driver currently high performance as PCI ID 0x10D3, so if you have this one even it * must * be supported. I recommend the GT line because 32-bit / 33 Mhz PCI doesn't have the bandwidth to support traffic GigE Vision.

  Hope this helps,

  Eric

• Aspire Desktop TC-605 - empty remove PCI brackets?

  How can I remove empty PCI supports at the bottom of the case?

  I wanted to add his discreet PCI card into the PCI slot.

  After removing the clip, screws will be presentations/visible.

• counter exit signs

  I am currently using 6259 PCI which has 2 outputs of meter. Are there signs of counter that I can add to get a 5-8 additional counter output? All those I see on the Web site of NOR and Measurement Computing have two outputs maximum.

  I like the idea of a low cost with meters USB device.  If you have the chance to remember to fill a Product Suggestion to help us prioritize, maybe it's something that we could look at if demand is high enough.

  In the meantime, you can watch in 9174 chassis that just came out 2 days ago.  It uses the same chip of STC - 3 as our X-series machines, so there 4 counters available on the chassis backplane.  To access outside you will need to use a digital module as the 9401.

  The 9174 connects to your computer via USB and is programmed with DAQmx (support added in version 9.0.2).

  Best regards

  John

• Repeating the trigger with Start.Retriggerable

  I have a DAQ PCI-6259 (M-series card) card I am programming with DAQmx. I would like to know if there is a limit in terms of how close together you can use Extensible triggers. I intend to use a frequency of internal clock to 1us. An asynchronous external TTL signal will be used to trigger a finite sequence of digital output of the 6259. The finished digital sequence is 4 samples of long, so it will take 4us. The edges of the asynchronous trigger will happen on every 100us. I intend to use the property Start.Retriggerable = TRUE trigger so that I can repeat this generation 4 sample every time the external TTL signal is received.

  Is 100us too close together? Is there a limit to how closely together, you can repeat a hardware trigger when using Start.Retriggerable = TRUE?

  Is it possible to know if my card PCI-6259 even supports the property trigger Start.Retriggerable?

  100 US will be very well (time to rearm is the order of a tick or two, 10 timebase s ~ ns).

  However, the M series supports digital output directly redeclenchables not.  Instead, configure a redeclenchables counter finished output to generate impulses 4 to 1 MHz (this example uses two counters embedded M-series).  Use the output of the internal counter as the sample for a task of digital output clock continuous who will repeat your 4 sample sequence.

  Best regards

• Hearing feedback in real time program: hardware configuration

  We had access to a LabView (of another laboratory) program that records the sounds and gives audio feedback in real-time based on the analysis of the spectral structure of the input sound. The current combination of equipment that we have in our lab is the Daq 6259 PCI card and a BNC-2110 connector. The laboratory of donors had run a set consisting of PCI 6221 Daq card and connector BNC-2090. I'm studying the manuals for the four pieces of hardware to determine if our hardware configuration can be used with this LabView program. The main difference I found is that the connector BNC-2090 has DACout connectors, which lacks the BNC-2110 (my setup). I don't know if that alone will make it unnecessary for use with this LabView program.

  I continue my study of textbooks to go further, but it would be useful that some experts could give its opinion on it. In this way, I could do a faster purchase decision.

  Thank you!

  Anand

  Hello Anand,

  2110 has analog output BNC connectors that expose up to 8 channels of analog output on your Data Acquisition device. Please take a look at the below picture of the BNC-2110 (page 3) user manual and following section which discusses the analog pins output BNC (page 6).

  

  

  Best regards

  Izzy O.

  Technical sales engineer

  National Instruments

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• How to generate a single Point (On-Demand) edge counting with relaxing break

  I have problem when creating a Labview program to generate a single Point (On-Demand) edge counting with relaxing break illustrated in FIGURE 1 below. I only know how to build counter edge without relaxing break and my program is illustrated in FIG. 2 and gaskets also. Should what changes I make on my program? The DAQ card that I use is 6259 PCI/USB.

  

  FIG1. Single edge counting with break Point (on request)

  

  Fig.2 my program to generate the edge without relaxing break

  It is resolved

• "I'm trying develop an application.

  that allows me to interact with several SDLC devices to the 1.2Mbaud at the same time. Can anyone recommend a source of interfaces PCI support SDLC, HDLC, or simply raw coding drivers associated with Bi-sync phase and or LabVIEW wrappers would be fine "I would be interested in similar devices that will allow me to interact 1.2Mbaud with rs-422 lines without any other support if that's all that's available.

  that allows me to interact with several SDLC devices to the 1.2Mbaud at the same time. Can anyone recommend a source of interfaces PCI SDLC and HDLC just gross Bi-sync phase encoding Associated drivers and or LabVIEW wrappers would be nice 'OK,

  It seems that no one else did.

  Then...
  I had to develop all this from the ground up.

  If you are interested in the outcome, contact,

  Automation of science data @ (724) 745-8400

  and tell them that you are interested in the project of serial data Analyzer high speed 6 channels.

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• Xeon X 5650 Z600: removal of Nvidia FX 1800

  I want to replace my old nvidia fx1800 with a Zotac GT 730 4 GB (nvidia GPU). My id problem disassembling the FX1800. There are no screws on the back (as in most computers). I wonder if it is necessary to force the metal in order to remove the old graphics card. Thank you very much.

  There is a pci support keep the card instead of setscrews. This guide shows how to:

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c01509522

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• out of meter can be fed in a simple voltage divider?

  I managed to install this labview program: http://www.ni.com/white-paper/2991/en

  and I know it works because I see a pulse when connecting to the Terminal counter on the BNC-2110 block train on the oscilloscope.

  I use a DAQ 6259 pci-e card.

  I noticed the amplitude of the signal is about 5V, but I need it to be approximately 3V.  Then I fed the pulse train in a circuit voltage divider simple that looks like:

  

  Above v1 is actually the PWM signal from the counter of the BNC-2110 block Terminal.  However, when I measure the amplitude on the oscilloscope, it's always as 5V (or perhaps 4.9).

  Am I missing something big here?

  Hi invasion2121,

  There should be no problem with dividing the output voltage of your meter.  Your photo has been cut off slightly in head - are survey you the voltage falls through R7 where you see 4, 9-5 V?  That means the voltage on the rest of the circuit looks like?  The output of the counter provide more than 5 V output to the Earth, so if A7 is down more than that, then your voltage on R1 and R2 should be almost 0.

  What is the impedance of your reach?  This can have an effect on your measure, but not as you describe.

  Kind regards

• Reference Dell m2 / NVME specifications and requirements to upgrade for Optiplex, Latitude, XPS and Precision Mobile

  Good daycommunityof Dell.

  Because of your issues, I am pleased to present the information, specifications and requirements for m2 on various models of Dell below.

  Precision 7710:

  Internal dives supported: 3

  Lead taken configurations supported (max): 3 x m2 or m2 2 x and 1 x 2.5 in SATA.

  7710 PCIE lanes:

  2 m2 slots available are wired in 4 X

  The Bay of 2.5 inch is wired as 2 X

  Parts needed to install an m2 in the Bay of 2.5 inches of 7710 7510:

  1 x 745TM 2.5 inches metal support - most of the units will have this already included

  1 x Y1WJX Support of m2 (goes inside the 745TM)

  4 x 2864 D Screw M3x3. Most systems will have these already included. These screws hold support unit of Y1WJX m2, or a record of 2.5 inches in 745TM.

  1 x WPTND Infill of the m2. This installs in the support of Y1WJX m2.

  5 x 4270E M2.0 * screw 3 L

  1 x HR8P8 Cover thermal m2

  Find instructions here on the Dell Community.

  Precision 7510:
                                                                                                                  
  Internal dives supported: 2
                                                                        
  Drive the supported configurations: 1xM.2, 1x2.5 SATA, 2xM.2, 1xM.2 and 1x2.5 SATA

  PCIE lanes:

  M.2 housing supports 4 x

  The Bay of 2.5 inch is wired as 2 X

  Parts needed to install an m2 in the Bay of 2.5 inches are the same as the 7710 above.

  5510 precision and XPS 9550:

  Internal dives supported: 2

  Drive the supported configurations: 1 x m2, 1 x 2.5 SATA, 1xM.2 and 1 X 2.5 SATA

  PCIE lanes:

  M.2 housing supports 4 x

  The Bay of 2.5 inch is wired like SATA

  Parts needed to install a m2:

  1 x 88DJK thermal pad (no plate required)

  1 x 4270E  Screw M2X3

  Parts needed in order to add a 2.5-inch disk:

  1 x XDYGX cable

  insulator side 2 x 3XYT5 rubber

  HARD drive 1 x 3FDY3 metal support (some units may already have this even if a disk 2.5 inch was not originally ordered from Dell)

  Discussed here on the Dell Community.

  Precision 3510:

  Internal dives supported: 1

  Drive the supported configurations: 1 x 1 x 2.5-inch SATA or m2.

  PCIE lanes:

  M.2 housing supports 4 x

  2.5-inch Bay is wired like SATA

  Parts required for the upgrade of disk 2.5 inch drive m2:
  

  1 x X3YR8  Support for end of m2

  1 x 1X2MT thermal cover

  2 x 4270E  Screw M2X3

  Discussed here on SpiceWorks.

  Latitude E5270, E5470, E5570:

  Internal dives supported: 1

  Drive the supported configurations: 1 x 1 x 2.5-inch SATA or m2.

  PCIE lanes:

  E5270 supports 2 x
  

  E5570 with CPU: supports 4 X

  E5570 with processor U supports 2 X
  

  E5470 with CPU: supports 2 x
  

  E5470 with processor U supports 2 X
  

  2.5-inch Bay is wired like SATA

  Parts required for the upgrade of disk 2.5 inch drive m2 is the same as above 3510.
  

  Latitude E7270, E7470:

  Internal dives supported: 1

  Drive the supported configurations: 1 x m2

  PCIE lanes:

  M.2 housing supports 2 X

  Parts needed to upgrade to IS:

  1 x DJ69P thermal cover

  2 4270E x screw M2X3 (most systems will have at least one of them already included)

  Discussed here on SpiceWorks.

  13 9350 XPS:

  Internal dives supported: 1

  Drive the supported configurations: 1 x m2

  PCIE lanes:

  The available m2 slot supports up to 4 X

  Parts needed:

  1 x 4270E screw M2X3

  OptiPlex 5040, 7040 (Mini Tower):

  Internal dives supported: 2

  Drive configurations supported: 1xM.2, 2xM.2, 1xM.2 and 1x2.5, 2x2.5, 1x3.5

  PCIE lanes:

  The single on board the M.2 slot supports up to 4 X

  The m2 drive installed in 2.5-inch Bay: 2 x

  Necessary parts for the m2:

  Bay of m2 on motherboard:

  1 x thermal Pad J0N94 (installs on the motherboard in the drive of m2)
  1 x YYJF8 live M2X3.5
   
  2.5 inch Bay with m2:

  1 x Cable SATA 6J3FV
  1 x X9FV3 M.2/2.5 inch adapter Bay/caddy
  On the card mother m2 installation instructions found here.

  OS install notes:

  There is a storage updated driver to include PCIE support. (One that you have to install Windows see the drive during installation):

  Intel's most recent

  Dell package

  Driver Samsung

  See also: installing Windows 7 on a SKYLAKE system using MDT: http://www.dell.com/support/article/us/en/19/HOW11493/en

  Obtaining an ISO image:

  For some systems, you can get Dell operating system through Dell hosted image images

  Note: not all systems and service tags will have a picture available.

  Note: Although Dell hosted Images have USB3, they cannot understand the pilot of TSRI currently. (some may know this the pilot to F6). You will need to install the driver of TSRI manually during the installation process of Windows.

  Dell is currently working to add the driver to the TSRI Dell hosted images. No ETA on when this will happen right now.

  Discussed here on SpiceWorks.

  Other works in m2:

  Solid State Drives m2 in chipset Intel Skylake systems Imaging

  Only 1 Solid State Drive (SSD) seen on map stand

  SSD not detected at the start or restart on new precision 15 5000 (5510) or XPS 15 9550

  A PXE with M.2 Solid State Drives boot

  How to distinguish the differences between the m2 cards

  Greetings Ypyap,

  Thank you for your question.

  Yes, the Vostro 14 5468 does support M.2, according to my literature.

  You will need:

  1 x 3P44J m2 stand

  

  x 2 7CJG4 M2 * 2 live (I'm still confirming if cela good reference number)

  

• DAQmx Base 3.2 on Ubuntu for PCIe 6259

  I'm trying to install the package DAQmx Base 3.2 for card PCIe-6259 on Ubuntu with kernel 2.6.27 - 14-generic. I followed the suggestions of other messages to convert the *.deb packages software packages, install these and rpm install the original rpm on top packages. All this worked fine, and I can update the driver with updateNIDrivers, which prints the message as shown below. But when I try lsdaq, I get the error (as also reported by many others):

  --------------------------------

  Detect of National Instruments DAQ devices

  Find the following materials:

  libnipalu.so, failed to initialize

  Maybe you need to run updateNIDrivers

  / usr/local/bin/lsdaq: line 7: 25859 Aborted/etc/natinst/nidaqmxbase/bin/daqmxbase_listdevices

  --------------------------------

  As a note, I have NOT more than 4 GB of memory installed, and I use the mem = 4096M option at boot of the kernel.

  The logs show:

  Apr 24 00:25:43 xenomai daqmxbase_listdevices: [libnipalu.so.2.3] WARNING: source/lib/linux/linLoadKern.cpp:168 - libKernelDriverLoad: cannot open nipalk, errno: 2

  Apr 24 00:25:43 xenomai daqmxbase_listdevices: [libnipalu.so.2.3] WARNING: source/initcln/initcln.cpp:147 - Posix: Init kInitClnPackage: kernel: failure! status =-50204

  Apr 24 00:25:43 xenomai daqmxbase_listdevices: [libnipalu.so.2.3] WARNING: source/package/posix/ulibEntry.cpp:199 - initialize: unable to load OR-PAL. status =-50204

  For example, libnipalu.so does not load because of problems with nipalk. I added the niSystemReport output in this file.

  How could I continue debugging this issue? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

  -Stefan

  Print updateNIDrivers:

  ------------------------------------

  Configuration for linux kernel version 2.6.27 - 14-generic.

  ********************************* NOTE *********************************

  With the help of the kernel headers found in lib/modules/2.6.27-14-generic/build.

  If this does not match the location of the headers-2.6.27 - 14-generic,.

  Then set KERNELHEADERS in your environment to point to the location

  headers for the kernel to set KERNELTARGET as the version of the

  kernel for which compile and run him again. / configure.

  ********************************* NOTE *********************************

  A-team reparent_to_init(): no

  Number of arguments for do_munmap(): 3

  pte_offset function: pte_offset_kernel()

  Levels in the table on page: 4

  A-team remap_pfn_range: Yes

  Name altsetting USB: cur_altsetting

  A-team usb_get_intf(): Yes

  A-team intf_cache usb_host_config Member: Yes

  A-team members in usb_device ep: Yes

  Export kernel usb_set_configuration(): no

  USB_CTRL_GET_TIMEOUT units: msec

  A-team member owner in usb_driver: no

  A-team put_page_testzero(): Yes

  Kernel mutex method: Yes

  A-team kthread: Yes

  A-team config.h: no

  A-team ioctl32.h: no

  IRQ managers pt_regs: no

  A-team work_struct and delayed_work: Yes

  Core supports the fault method in vm_operations_struct: Yes

  Save the configuration to Makefile.in

  If the recorded values are incorrect, they can be changed before running make.

  Uninstalling OR KAL (nation): fact

  / bin/rm - rf Insertion objects

  Update OR-KAL:

  KAL-NOR up-to-date.

  Update of client modules:

  / usr/local/natinst/nation/SRC

  Updated NiViPciK.ko to date.

  / usr/local/natinst/nation/SRC

  Updated NiViPxiK.ko to date.

  Restart is necessary to ensure that National Instruments drivers

  have been updated.

  After a while of research and trying, I finally found a solution:

  (1) install Ubuntu 9.04

  (2) downgrade to kernel 2.6.24.2 source at http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v2.6/linux-2.6.24.2.tar.bz2

  3.2 Basic 3) get NIDAQMX and NIVISA 4.5, convert RPM to deb with alien package, install the deb package, install RPMS on top (make sure that Ubuntu does not use the shell of dashboard (dpkg - reconfigure dash))

  (4) missing patch of symbolic links for additional modules such as in/usr/local/natinst/nation/etc/clientkdb, you will find:

  NICORE/nidimk - unversioned.o-> /usr/local/natinst/.nicore/src/objects/nidimk-unversioned.o

  NICORE/niorbk - unversioned.o-> /usr/local/natinst/.nicore/src/objects/niorbk-unversioned.o

  nipple/nipalk - unversioned.o-> /usr/local/natinst/nipal/src/objects/nipalk-unversioned.o

  nipxi/nipxirmk - unversioned.o-> /usr/local/natinst/nipxi/src/objects/nipxirmk-unversioned.o

  vxipnp/NiViPciK - unversioned.o-> /usr/local/vxipnp/src/objects/NiViPciK-unversioned.o

  (5) then the updateNIDrivers should compile fine and lsdaq works

  (6) as an aside, I could even patching this kernel with xenomai http://download.gna.org/xenomai/stable/xenomai-2.4.2.tar.bz2 , and the driver OR still works.

  A few minor corrections may be needed in this procedure to solve the problems of compiling because of the gcc - 4.3.3, but all errors may be google and trivially fixed by minimal changes in the makefiles or C-files.

• HP Z600, Z800: no HP Z600 or Z800 support PCIe SSD

  Hi guys

  I am a engineering student and a graphic designer, so I need a job to do my job. in fact, I'm a big fan of Apple Mac but Mac Pro purchase will cost me more so I decided to go with the HP solution I gan get used HP Z600 or Z800 and customize them I have a question, the one of them support PCEi SSD or I have to go with Z620?

  So it would seem...

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/business-PCs-workstations-and-point-of-sale-systems/PCIe-SSD/TD-p/5573397

  For comparison, I use a Samsung 256 GB SM951 (AHCI version) and ASUS Hyper M.2 X 4 Mini PCIe card in my Z620;