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• Question about the Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet 2

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• Programmatically determine the PCI device ID

  Hello again all you lovers forum useful!

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  Just in case where someone else finds this useful thread in the future, I got the following response from GE Intelligent Platforms (who I bought the card), that indicates there will be a relatively simple way to reach my goal by using the LabVIEW drivers.  I have not tried so I can't guarantee its effectiveness, but it sounds good.  :-)

  If the only GE avionics installed is the ICAN-530, he would have no problem invoking AR_Board_Init until you encounter a status of passage; However, if there are other cards installed AND the distribution of the CIS - x 30 - SW is installed on this host, there is a mechanism to check room types.

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  (3) If you will be running your application, you can just go forward on the basis of the VI AR_LoadSlv and waive AR_Board_Init (as AR_Board_Init is just a combination of AR_LoadDLL and AR_LoadSlv).

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• Determine the position of a part of the signal on a graph

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• Determine the maximum value and the minimum value for each value in the 2D array

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• How to determine the threshold for an LED voltage

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• Determine the number of traditional DAQ hardware using Labview.

  Hello

  Anyone can answer the question:

  Regarding materials traditional DAQ, for example the DMM OR-4060, how

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  With the help of Labview 8.5, I looked into the following function libraries:

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  I have a 18 PXI chassis containing 2 DMM, in housing 3 and 14.

  The DMM may be a mixture of type OR-4060 or NOR-4070.

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  steps.

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  Max - rutime determined.

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  Because the DMM just locate into the slots 3 or 14, then the devices NOR-4070

  are accessible using the following descriptors of resources: PXI1Slot3 or

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  So for devices OR-4070, I can predefine 2 Sessions of IVI device, knowing

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  determine what device session to use at run time.

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  Where my question.

  The closest I came to a solution was an entry of the Knowledge Base that said that the

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  All popular solutions.

  Gary.

  Hi Gary,.

  Good afternoon and I hope that your well today.

  Thanks for your post and I want to help you solve your problems.

  I don't think there is just a function that you can use to identify and collect information on all cards with your. For traditional DAQ devices in particular I suggest using the Information.vi of DAQ devices get.

  If you look at this link,

  SAL posted an example VI entitled, find dev trad.vi.

  You can get information such as serial number, Dev name and the Base address.

  The assistance of the respective drivers to collect information you could generate an array of strings with the information that you need all the slots.

  Please let me know if this is useful at all,

• Help me determine the revision number [Studio 1537]

  Dell Studio 1537 laptop (IE. 2009)

  I'm trying to determine what replacement lid, hinges and the bezel I should order for fix up of my old Studio before I sell it.  I know that I should be able to disassemble and read labels to find out what revision it is, but staff repair Dells exchanged so many parts around during the process when I had sent in their I don't know what are the original parts, or where I could look at to determine what revision number, I would need with the current configuration.  Any advice would be appreciated.  Read on for more details...

  The problem

  The bezel fits the cover properly, but not around the screen.  It covers the bottom edge and one side of the screen by about 1/8 ", although there is a black area exposed on the top edge and the opposite side.  Basically, it seems that the lcd screen is not properly aligned inside the cover, but I removed the bezel to fix it myself to see that the screen is mounded and well aligned.  After some research I remember reading something on the various revisions of the Studio 15 series, using different parts, which are not all compatible between them, but I don't know if the cover is the cause of the problem, or have the bezel bad for this cover... or if these parts are, but the LCD is bad for both.  so the last however-many-years, I lived with the screen out of the Center.

  To add more complications to the problem, I know that there are several other parts changed to a time or an other (see below for details), so cannot be sure that, if necessary, are original.  The only part I feel confident comes from my original CD is the lower cover that has the number of Service and other info stickers on.  It's all a big cover tho, so it could easily had been changed from one unit to another.  So with that taken into account, indeed, I know not what is original and what is not, or what part should I use to find the correct revision number and get the replacement parts for the cover right.

  Any ideas where I could look to find the revision number of right for the parts that are on it now?  My best guess is that I should see exactly what LCD is in it and go from there.  I think that since it is the only part that I want to keep the cover Assembly, so I should try to match everything to her.  I'm pretty sure that any revision of the lid will be attached to the base without problem, but again, I don't know that for sure.  If no indication would be greatly appreciated.

  History

  I had to sent to Dell warranty to correct the anomaly of the hinge that was common with these models of Studio, but when I got back, they put a bunch of parts wrong inside.  The glasses fit properly around the screen, the keyboard was not backlit, the hard drive has been the ability of bad, and they changed the rest-wrists/trackpad "marbled" design that was used on previous models.  I had to send it back to them 3 times, before they managed to return to me with especially good pieces in total.  It is in his possession or in transit to or from, for a total of about 3 months before I finally just gave up.

  During this episode, they even called to say that my motherboard need replaced due to damage fluid and that the USB ports were broken, and that it would cost me ~ $350 to fix because it was due to an abuse of the user, so not covered by the warranty.  The laptop works perfectly when I sent it, other than the hinge, and I knew without doubt that fluid had never been spilled on it, and that the USB ports had never given me any problems.  I had to be very strict with them, that I wanted to just hinge replaced, and that if she didn't start and run when I came back, I was going to throw it in the trash, where it belonged and buy a new one, but another company.  As far as I know, these "problems" were never "fixed".  Needless to say, this is the last product of Dell, I bought.

  But back to the point... Then, when they finally got it back to me with only the evil bezel (or lcd panel, or cover... whatever the cause of the problem), and the different style of the palmrest, I said "close enough" and admitted that if I wanted to use the computer, anytime soon, I have to settle with the best effort of incompetent repair staffs and it was her.  So that the how her since then, but at this point, Ive got a new laptop and I would now like to fix their screw-up if I can sell it without taking a hit to his condition.  And in case you were wondering, Yes, the same hinge is broken in the same way, once again, so I need to correct this defect in the design and get the screen/bezel adapted with a correct alignment.  Covers a bit scuffed, so I thought I would buy just a set cover so it is good condition for sale.

  Thank you for taking the time to read and for all the advice

  Okay, so I got parts, and all is right with the world again. Haha. I spent less than $ 20 on a brand-new couvercle lid with hinges, buttons power WLAN, antennas and a new scope.  I had to share my webcam and small green card that defines along the lower part of the cover.  Bezel fits my screen.  Actually ended up getting a cover of art 'Algae' instead of the plain of black or color... the covers of art were actually the cheapest option.  Parts from eBay.

  So here's the rub:. It turns out that the revision number is not relevant.  The items are sorted by part number (P/N), and apparently they used slightly different parts from one year to the other, at least for some parts. Judging from my experience, I would say anyone who attempted to repair game p/n with the same series as you have currently ensure the good editing.

  My 1537 takes a lid of the P600X series (original was P613X, black; replacement is P602X, algae).  Although it looks like any cover would fit, I noticed that the antenna leads on other series were in front of the yew, mine. They were grouped in the same pair, just ran into the lid on opposite sides. It seems that the antenna could possibly be traded around to match the original, but I can't say for sure. It is also possible that the son would still be able to be channelled through the computer and connected to network for both cards, but once again, it is purely speculation on my part.

  The bezel seems to vary depending on what LCD is equipped.  Apparently, there was at least 2 variations, a CFL and LED, backlight as well as changes in the proportions (not sure if these changes are correlated with the backlight, or if these are yet another set of alternatives to consider, as I was not to replace the LCD screen).  From what I understand they have connectors that are different, based on the backlight.  I think mine uses the latest LED backlight, but still once, don't look too far in the screens, it is just the impression I got, and assumes that it is the original Panel, and that Dell did not change with other variants.

  As the bezel, it seems to be the series a bit out there. The injector suitable for my laptop is M135C, although Dell had replaced the original by a M138C, which covers the bottom and left edges of the screen while exposing a black area of the outter screens on the top and side edges straight. The differences are very difficult to detect without having them both in hand to compare, choose different parties based on their appearance is not the way to go.

  Therefore, in summary, I believe that the combination is for my 1537...

  COVER: P600X series

  : LED backlighting

  BEZEL: M135C

• Determine the available bluetooth audio

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• Is there a method to determine the Anyconnect client types and quantities that connect to the ASA sslvpn?

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