Difference between 2 different scsi interface

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  Hi all, I would like to make a simple extension using an external SCSI cable and a NOR 184749/SH 6868. In other words, it would be: female HD68 bolt of the cable ends OR coupled to an external SCSI HD 68 male with a VHDCI 68 male cable. What are the differences between the external SCSI cables and cables as the (M) 6868EP of the CHS data acquisition. Other than the sex of the end of HD68 is usually on one. How is the posting hit buy using an external SCSI cable for an extension to tell a BNC-2090?

  Yes, I realize that NEITHER wants us to buy their cable, but in these economic times difficult, to do use all available resources, so I have to try,.

  Thank you

  joelowwatt

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  As long as you have compatible connectors, SCSI cables will work DAQ of basic functions.  They have the advantage of NO cables is that we can meet our DAQ hardware.  So, we can create pairs twisted differential pairs to HAVE, using the ground for shielding terminals and generally specialize the cable to minimize noise and crosstalk.  Because the SCSI cables are not specialized, you are likely to see the most noise and, if you go the sampling rates more Rapids, crosstalk.  If you are in a laboratory or factory with a good amount of noise EMF that your readings are not quite as clean, or if you have fluorescent lights you might see 60 Hz noise you might not see otherwise.

  If you want more details on the specifications of the SH68-68-EPM cable, I recommend these two articles.  The first example of the twisted pair and the principles of the SH cable shielding and the second gives the most precise specifications that you can compare with when looking for a SCSI cable.

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  Fast Ethernet card is one of the option for a higher speed T1/E1, other TDM options that can be offered are DS-3 and STM1 that can be offered on infra nominal basis as well. For example, you can subscribe for 10 MB BW on 45 MB access.

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  Please read here the first https://docs.oracle.com/database/121/SQLRF/statements_10002.htm#i2080416

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  After receiving my code in deccissions. There are 6 different control elements in my project attached to the controller. Thanks for give me idea how I send data to the controller for this controller to differentiate that exit to be active or low

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• Difference between variable interface user layout and presentation of the add() method UI?

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  What is the difference between a variable user interface layout and presentation of the add() method UI?

  Presentation of the variable user interface is something like this:

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  Since the Guide Javascript Tools on the specifications of the resource (you're high example on the page):

  You can create one or more UI both elements by using a resource specification. This specially formatted string provides a simple and compact of the creation of an element, including any container element and its constituent elements. The resource-specification string is passed as a parameter to the constructor function Window() or add().

  The general structure of a resource specification is a specification of item type (for example, dialog box).

  followed by a pair of curly braces surrounding one or more property definitions.

  myResource var = 'dialogue {control_specs} ";

  var myDialog is new window (myResource);.

  The controls are defined as properties in windows and other containers. For each control, give the name of the control class, followed by the properties of the control between braces.

  I had trouble getting the resource specifications to work - probably just didn't make the time to understand. A few differences is that some of the properties that they put in the resource specifications in brackets after the element will not work in the other method, if you do it this way. You normally have to make a second line and add this property. I'm not sure of the first method, but the second is the function object, and you can use the structure of the object (object, nextProperty, etc.) or set a variable to represent the object. In most of the scripts that I write, I use variables and give them a name such as:

  myCheckBox var = dlg.inSomeGroup.add ('checkbox', undefined, "text box '");

  myCheckBox.name = "maCaseACocher";

  By doing this, I can create a recursive function that goes through the entire user interface and retrieves the values of the elements and writes this information to an xml file. Including the names allows the script to identify which variable to control / it is in the xml file, so that it can be reassigned to proper control. I have not tried this with the method of specifications for resources, so I don't know if it will work with it.

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• How to make the difference between the mouse down events in the control of the chain (click on contour vs click Center)?

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  I have a control over the chain on my UI and I would like to make the difference between mouse different events, that is to say, to be able to differentiate a click on the outline or the label of the controller vs right-clicking on the Center (between the control in "edit" mode)

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  Set the string "update as you type" and use instead a "changed value" event Now, the event fires whenever a new character is entered.

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• What is the difference between OP_READY and SECURE status?

  I put ISD status of my java SECURE of the status card. I want to know what capacity card lost in this new status compared to OP_READY?

  Note: I try, I can download and install new map .cap files and delete them successfully still [in this new ISD status]!

  I will be grateful if someone just explain the main differences between the different status? I already read the Specifications of the global platform 2.2.2 , but it's a bit difficult to understand for me unfortunately!

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  According to the GP 2.2.1

  In general,.

  The SECURE State is the expected state of the lifecycle card to operate in after the show. It is used to indicate that the transmitter security field contains all the necessary keys and elements of security for these features.

  May be specific things,

  Any course of communication is possible with the level of security as "AUTHENTICATED" during the State of the card "SECURE."

  This means at least THAT C - MAC is required to access safely with the card (by APDU).

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• What is the difference between the variable and set

  WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
  
  These different versions when it is done using the keyword "variable" and "set."
  and these two are performed outside 'DECLARE '.
  
  
  VARIABLE g_monthly_sal NUMBER
  SET p_annual_sal = 5000
  
  -I understand that p_annual_sal will be considered to be a TANK.
  -ALSO if DEFINE the variable serves as a macro variable, THEN it is necessary to give it a certain value whenever we define.
  If this is not the case, what value would it replace?
  
  OR does that mean when we want to specify the data type for a variable binding, we should use VARIABLE and
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  Thank you
  
  Published by: user6287828 on February 24, 2009 11:03
  
  Published by: user6287828 on February 24, 2009 11:04

  Both are SQL * most orders. In a real programming environment you will use these constructions (except in a few rare cases of scripts).

  The difference is the way in which the building will be used later. DEFINE looks more like a string copy & paste. Wherever this substitution variable name is found, it will be pasted into the sql * plus the term.
  VARIABLE creates a real variable. You can change the value and if follwos the usual principles of variables (including the link).

  Example can be found in the docs:

  documentation
  Where and how to use the Substitution Variables

  You can use anywhere substitution variables in the SQL and SQL * more orders, except that the first word entered. When SQL * Plus meets a variable substitution not defined in a SQL command * more will prompt you for the value.

  You can enter any string, at the prompt, even a container of spaces and punctuation. If the SQL command that contains the reference must have quotes around the variable and you include here, the user must include the quotation marks when you are prompted.

  SQL * Plus reads your answer from the keyboard, even if you have redirected the terminals input or output to a file. If a terminal is not available (if, for example, you run the script in batch mode), SQL * Plus uses the redirection file.

  After you have entered a value in the prompt, SQL * Plus lists the line containing the variable substitution twice: once before replacing it with the value that you enter and once after substitution. You can delete this list by setting the variable to VERIFY OFF command.

  The use of Bind Variables
  Bind variables are variables that you create in SQL * Plus and then the reference in PL/SQL or SQL. If you create a variable binding in SQL * Plus, you can use the variable as you would for a variable declared in your PL/SQL subprogram and access the variable from SQL * more. You can use bind variables for things such as the storage of return codes or debug your PL/SQL subprograms.

  Because bind variables are recognized by SQL * Plus, you can display their values in SQL * more or reference them in PL/SQL subprograms that you run in SQL * more.

  Creating Bind Variables
  You create variable bind in SQL * Plus with the command VARIABLE. For example

  Ret_val VARIABLE NUMBER
  This command creates a variable binding named ret_val with a NUMBER data type. See the command VARIABLE for more information. (To list all the bind variable created in a session VARIABLE type without arguments).

  Referencing Bind Variables
  You reference bind variables in PL/SQL by typing a colon (:)) immediately followed by the name of the variable. For example

  : ret_val: = 1;
  To change this variable binding in SQL * Plus, you must enter a PL/SQL block. For example:

  BEGIN
  : ret_val: = 4;
  END;
  /

• Difference between different models (sold in different regions) of the iPhone 7

  I'm traveling to the Japan, and it turns out that my phone broke. So, I plan to buy iPhone 7. But I noticed that there are different models according to the countries or regions. According to Apple customer service, it has to do with different bands of LTE in different regions. But exactly the same bands that WE supported the Japanese model (which is completely separate from all other) / version of the EU with the exception of it's CDMA.  She would work very well after my return to Europe (Germany)? Where can I buy non-CDMA, GSM version for the Japan as well.

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