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  Hi experts,

  I was wondering if someone could tell me the difference between the FPGA and the module in real time (in short).

  My understanding is that the FPGA module facilitates code LV that can then be designed for the specific advice of RIO, I have used this a bit in the past.

  The real time module, I'm a little more unsure about, all I know is that it allows the creation of a 'real time' i.e. deterministic environment.

  My request is this: I wish I had several control loops running on two tables of RIO, with the host PC mainly used for recording data and user interface. I see that I have no need of RT on the host (Win XP should be good).

  Do I need the RT module?

  You are right.  In the scenario you describe, you won't need to LabVIEW RT. LabVIEW RT is used to create a deterministic execution on specific targets for intel such as the PXI-8106 and PXI-8108.  You can still use strings and floating point on RT.

• What is the difference between the IO and line?

  Hi all

  I'm using Labview 7 and in my mahcine I have an installed 6013 card. However, there was an interface card designed by someone else long ago, on the table, only AO0, AO1,..., A07, DIO0, DIO1,..., DIO7 were printed. In the program, I saw some code to write to digital Line.vi allows you to send data to the digial io. Say that I write for DIO 3, so I understand here DIO 3 means the channel of e/s 3, but online? What is the difference between the channel and the line? When I write the data to a single channel of e/s, are us wriitng a byte or a bit of it? Thank you.

  A channel is usually used with inputs/outputs analog.  Each AI or AO is a string.

• What is the difference between the NEX-5 and NEX 5R

  I would like to know what is the difference between 5R NEX5 and NEX to help me choose the best.

  Thank you

  Here are some key differences between the NEX-5 and NEX - 5R.

  NEX-5

  • Sensor CMOS APS - C with a resolution of 14.2 million pixels
  
  
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  • Sensor CMOS APS - C with a 16.1 megapixel resolution
  
  
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• Pavilion 10-n102ne: difference between the Pavilion 10-n102ne and 10-n102na

  I want to order a cover for my device (Pavilion 10-n102ne), but did not, on the contrary, I think I found a similar device (10-n102na), so I was wondering what is the difference between these 2 models, not vs na, what it means. The recovery kit works on my device.

  What is the differnce between Recovery Kit or by creating a windows recovery disk, and which should I choose if I want to completely format the system and install another OS?

  Another question is that how do I backup my Windows 10 activation, or is it when I install freshly a Windows 10 the appliance will automatically activate windows? is the serial imprented into bios?

  Awaiting your response

  @ChristopherED
  Welcome to the Forums of HP,
  I hope you're well

  If I understand correctly you want to know about the difference between the Pavilion 10-n102ne and 10-n102na.

  Here is the link with the characteristics of the two products (spot the difference):

  HP Pavilion x 2-10-n102na
  HP Pavilion x 2-10-n102ne

  It is not very different between the recovery kit or one created by your computer apart from the type of creation, if the media created on your computer do not work you can always get one from HP, but you cannot create a new computer because it allows only a creation of media recovery on your computer.

  And the answer to your question about activation, you are right, that the activation code is printed/saved to BIOS if you do not have an option to save as.

  If I helped you to solve the problem, feel free to give me a virtual h.o.t. by clicking on the 'Thumbs Up' icon below.
  Thanks for posting in the Forum from HP Support.  Have a great day!
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• What is the difference between the activation of remote desktop and adding a 'connection in network connections.

  What is the difference between the activation of remote desktop and adding a 'connection in network connections.

  Hi ChadCrowell,

  Remote Desktop connection allows remote control of your Windows XP Professional computer from another computer running Windows XP Professional or an earlier version of Windows.

  Reference: How to use the Windows XP Professional Remote Desktop feature?

  By creating an incoming connection, a computer can act as a remote access server is running Windows XP Professional, Windows 2000 Professional

  Reference: To make an incoming network connection

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• What is the difference between Foglight JavaEE and Foglight JMX monitoring?

  Hello

  I have a plan to monitor the 6.1.0.17 WebSphere Application Server (32 bit) and 7.0.0.5 (64-bit)

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  Foglight for JavaEE or Foglight for JMX is able to monitor WebSphere?

  What is the difference between Foglight JavaEE and Foglight JMX monitoring?

  Thanks in advance

  Jeans

  Just to add to the excellent answers already posted.

  We have 2 agents which allows you to monitor Java:

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  Java EE & # 039agent also gives you information of the instrumentation - RFA count and response time, exceptional output and timeout information, distribution of queries (App/DB, component technology, server, application failure), object tracking, transaction flow and stransactional between servers and data sources) and ask traces (the ability to see the trees of the RFA at the method level to know where things are slow/stuck).

  2 JMX agent is running outside the JVM but can run on the same computer or on a remote computer, this agent requires access active, JMX. This agent gives you information JVM, availability server/applications, as well as some data as the application server published using JMX (pools of connections, JCA, EJB, servlets, etc.). The JMX agent also gives you the ability to see a list of the mbeans, get the data they expose (javaEE agent gets only a predefined list (same list that is used as a template for the application servers in the JMX agent)).

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• What is the difference between Unicast RPF and Reverse Path Forwarding?

  I am confused between Unicast RPF and Reverse Path Forwarding function.

  What is the difference between Unicast RPF and Reverse Path Forwarding?

  Because they have all two please check the address of the source of each package before sending it to the destination too?

  Reverse Path Forwarding is used only when the network want to build a tree shared multicast communication and then we must use Unicast RPF after creation of the shared tree?

  The mechanism of the RPF is mainly used to ensure no loop of routing traffic.

  As you probably already read, it does by ensuring that his route to the source address of a packet received is accessible via the same interface that the packet is entered in the. Think of the notion of "root port" in STP. all root ports are similar to the root, sunflower follow the Sun. Therefore, it is naturally a loop prevention mechanism.

  With multicast traffic, it is quite likely to create multiple loops of routing the nature of 'destination' traffic. For this reason, using a mechanism as the RPF to ensure you are on the "road to the root" (to say) to the source originating multicast traffic. Otherwise if you're not then you either receive this traffic route in a loop, or a suboptimal path.

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  On the limit of the L2, you then have mechanisms such as guard source IP to ensure that the correct host is not usurpation of their IP address.

  By analogy RPF can be used for checking at source for multicast traffic, and it is intrinsically that however, the most important role is so that it can be used to guarantee without loop routing of multicast traffic.

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• What is the difference between the Test send, batch send and send quickly in e-mail?

  Hello

  What is the difference between the Test send, batch send and send quickly in e-mail?

  Thank you

  Rahul Bhambri

  Hi Rahul

  Shipping of lots: the option to send batch to create a campaign and send an email directly from the email editor.

  Fast-track dispatch: does not give rise to statement and when you send in a test by sending e-mail quick option its look like live image.

  Test send: sending e-mails to test that this function allows you to send a test email and validate the email to make sure that there is no problem with him before his deployment.

  Thank you

  edynamic expert Eloqua

• Hi I am new to Oracle forms and reports I want to know the differences between the Enter query mode and Normal mode?

  Hi I am new to Oracle forms and reports I want to know the differences between the Enter query mode and Normal mode?

  Welcome to Oracle Forms!  Out of curiosity, what do you mean by 'new '?  You are a student or new to an organization that uses Oracle Forms?  Or just play with Oracle Forms to learn something new?

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  Normal mode, as its name implies, is when it is in a State of 'normal '.  Basically to do nothing in particular, but also not in ENTER QUERY mode.  In this State, you can move the shape, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, documents, etc..

  You will find additional information, as well as a lot of documentation on the product page of forms of OTN:

  http://www.Oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/forms

• I want to know the differences between the conditions of subscription and use of Photoshop for photographers of the usual subscription?

  Nice day! I want to know the differences between the conditions of subscription and use of Photoshop for photographers of the usual subscription? And if I can buy then and for how Adobe Illustrator? What will be the beta of the Adobe XD for Windows? Thank you!

  If you ask what is the difference between photographic subscription and the subscription of stand-alone application, then the answer is both are essentially the same except for two ways. The photographic edition comes with Adobe Lightroom and 2 GB of cloud storage. The stand-alone Photoshop version comes on its own, but with 20 GB of cloud storage and is two times more expensive. If the 18 GB of cloud storage is an additional value, I would say probably no - put the money that you save on an external hard drive in place. The photographic edition was initially a temporary special offer caused a suggestion from one of the co-creators of Photoshop, but turned out to be very popular with fans, private and business and so we have a permanent plan to subscribe to Photoshop. There is no plan equivalent to Illustrator and who is available at a single price. With the subscription model, you can cancel at any time, but the contract is 1 year, if you cancel at the beginning there is a penalty clause which will ask you to pay extra this tax applies only if you pay your monthly subscription every year.

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• What is the difference between the ADF and ADF Essentials?

  What is the difference between the ADF and ADF Essentials?

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• What is the difference between the model and its clone in VMware?

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  A model is an original copy or a reference image of a virtual machine that can be used to create many clones.

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• difference between the incremental update of the IKM oracle and incremental update IKM oracle (PL - SQL)

  Hello

  What is the difference between the incremental update of the IKM oracle and updated incremental IKM oracle (PL - SQL) and incremental update IKM oracle (line by line).

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  Papai

  The only difference is that the second using plsql for incremental update. He also to manage clob issues well enough.

  If you need to know more you can read the description of each KM section.

  Incremental update IKM Oracle (PL-SQL)

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  Description:

  -Knowledge integration module

  -Integrates data into an Oracle table from target in incremental update mode using PL/SQL.

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  Incremental update of the IKM Oracle

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

  DESCRIPTION:

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  REQUIREMENTS:

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  Hello Terry,

  It is used in the screen output Formulation based PCA. You can configure different PCA rule which is available in formulating exit point BOM, then when you start a screen of PCA in the base of the exit, you will see this rule.

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