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• 55VL900A and BDX4300KY - TV is not output Dolby Digital fiber optic

  Just installed my new TV, 55VL900A - great picture, very happy. I have a BDX4300KY a drive blueray and Foxtel connected to the TV via HDMI.

  The TV has audio output optical fiber, which I run for my Yamaha DSP - A1 amp.

  The Blueray and Foxtel are defined to pass on Dolby Digital through HDMI.

  Problem 1: TV does not have Dolby Digital of the fiber optic connection.

  Problem 2: If I run audio blueray or foxtel fiber optics directly to my amp, there is a sync problem. The audio is delivered earlier than the image.

  I searched and found no results in my manual, or in the forum. Help, please.

  Thank you, Mike.

  Hello

  I put t have the same devices at home, but I use the optical cable for sound. It is connected to my blue ray and Technichs amp player. I use 5.1 home theater connected to the Technics. The sound is perfect.

  I put t know how it works on TV Toshiba but check please if something should be enabled there.
  > The TV does not have Dolby Digital of the fiber optic connection.
  See s operating manuals and do not forget the optical output must not be activated. Optical cable is connected to the amp in the optical port marked as TV in the back? Don't forget that bulks is set to TV chanel when you want to hear the sound of the TV directly. In my opinion, it should be best option for you if you will be able to make it work.
  > If I run audio blueray or foxtel fiber optics directly to my amp, there is a sync problem. The audio is delivered earlier than the image.
  Which is really strange. Can you please test it with cable audio normal cinch? It will be interesting to know if the same problem occurs again.

• Why fiber optic use 4 types of connectors? And what is single mode or multimode optical cable thinner?

  Why fiber optic use 4 types of connectors? And what is single mode or multimode optical cable thinner?

  Why fiber optic use 4 types of connectors? And what is single mode or multimode optical cable thinner?

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  To bookmark this site.  He may have more information for you. Wikipedia

  Joining lengths of optical fiber is more complex than to join the electric wire or cable. The ends of the fibers must be carefully cleavedand then spliced, either mechanically or by merging with heat. Fiber optic connectors for removable connections are also available.

  Scroll to the termination and splicing

• How to build a redundant fiber optic ring

  Hello everyone. I would like to connect 10 buildings with a redundant fiber optic ring and have a control to connect to the closet room build you on the ring to receive data from our process control systems located in the buildings of the ring. These are domain controllers systems that feed information to the bacbone on FTES. Can someone tell me a document that shows what I have to do and an example of architecture. We use S Catalyst 2960 switches or do I me 3750 s in all my buildings. Thanks in advance for any help.

  Hi Carroll,

  as L2 VLAN and VRF on L3 suggested donation is the best option to go with multiple isolated logical networks on a physical network

  Take a look at the link design guide for the isolation of path by using virtual and VRF LANs which below is very useful

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/solutions/Enterprise/Network_Virtualization/PathIsol.html

  hope this helps

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• Why use fiber optics?

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• I want to make fiber optics

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  What is the best avenue to create optical fibers in Adobe Illustrator cc 2015?

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• Connect a BNC connector to a USB-6008 isometric Force sensor

  I have a force isometric sensor with a BNC socket: http://www.radnoti.com/products/force_transducers

  I want to connect to the USB-6008, but I have no experience of EA. I found on a similar forum that I can cut and strip Cable BNC and connect the positive wire to the AI0 (AI0 +) and the AI4 (AI0)-.

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  Thank you!

  It should work.

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• NEITHER USB-6008 connect to thermocuples and pressure sensors, control valve

  I am endevoring to build a gasification plant biomass for bench scale test process control plans. NEITHER USB-6008/6009 will be adapted for use as a data acquisition. I'll take RTDS, thermocouples and pressure sensors. I don't want to use industrial automation controllers.  It is also possible to use the channel of analog output for sending signals to a control valve position (using sufficient current/voltage between the two drivers).

  (1) OK.  I just wanted to be sure that you were aware of the potential dangers.

  (2) an RTD is a resistance that has small changes in resistance per degree of temperature change. To measure that you have need of a current source and a sufficient resolution in order to detect small changes.  At 25 degrees C a typical RTD is 109,73 ohms and resistance ohms 0.38 per degree changes.  If you had 1 my crossing this RTD voltage through it would be 109,7 mV and the voltage change of 0.38 mV by degree.

  The resolution of the 6008 on the most sensitive range is 0.49 mV > 1 degree.  The accuracy of the 6008 is 1.5 mV typical.

  For a Type K thermocouple, voltage at 25 degrees is 1.407 mV and change by degree is 39 µV.  Millivolt solving half of the 6008 translates into about 12 degrees.

  If you need a source of excitement for RTD and a kind of amplification for thermocouples and RTD before she would make any sense to try to use USB-6008.

  (3) I have not used anything except LabVIEW with DAQ devices and drivers.  I think DAQmx can be used with MATLAB and other languages.

  (4) the 6008 is the low range made by NOR. You will need to go to a more expensive camera or add signals conditioning circuits.  Talk to your representative OR assistance in the choice of a suitable device.

  Lynn

• Calculation of the temperature of color with optical sensor

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• Desktop HP 2542: printer will not work with new fiber optic router

  I got a new router for optical fibers, I can't have my printer to connect to it. I re installed printer and when it asks network it says that it can't find it so I entered manually, but he always says that it can't find it, I did fault checks and many other different and that it still cannot connect. I am desperate because I need to print my voucher now.... Please help...

  Running the diagnostics to http://www.hp.com/go/tools can help solve the problem.

• Help! New on fiber optic networks

  Hello world!

  This is my first time to use the equipment of fiber for our network of the company.

  The provider has installed fiber and 3 switches, 2 cables that are SGE2010 units, which are distributed in 2 other buildings.  They will all be connected to the central switch that is now a switch Cisco 24 port, located in a newly built building.

  Today, the provider told us that they met with switches that have suddenly hanged/stopped their functions.  He said that Cisco has confirmed the problem, but he can't give me a link/documentation on this.  He is now suggesting that we do not have 3 switches for distribution and instead, it will provide 3 switches over to connect to the original 3 via UTP, in order to avoid the 'PROBLEM '.

  Is he just pulling my leg so he can earn more in us selling equipment we don't need really?

  Victor

  Hi Victor, I have never heard of this. I wouldn't say I'm an authority... but I have worked on these switches SXE for a number of years now and I'm not only my own. I think that these switches have other problems, especially as a unit of the battery. If at any price, I would not have used their "stacked", only standalone. That will save you some serious headaches.

  -Tom
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• Cisco 1841 and a connection in fiber optics 400MbS

  Cisco 1841 is a router 100mbs.

  The building has a line of 400mbps.

  My question is can I connect Cisco 1841 to a line of 400mps directly without configuration or hardware changes for 400mps?  We only need a line 100mps output.  Trying to avoid a new router when not not required.

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  Brendon

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  I almost stopped sale of 1941 as a result.

• cable / broadband optical fiber connection

  Can I use my modem/router WAG320N with a fiber optic broadband? If it isn't that one do I have to get / that you recommend?

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  You can't have a single box. Routers with receiver integrated fiber optic are very expensive. You will have two boxes: the United Nations and the ethernet router.

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• SWR2048: Question optical fiber

  Guys, I'm trying to find an answer to a problem

  I have a campus that uses about 8 switch SRW2048 around campus.

  They will install the fiber between the buildings to improve speed (currently using Ethernet - very slow)

  Here are my questions:

  1. can I connect the fiber-optic lines directly in SRW2048 switches using their ports mini-GBIC, instead of going to a Media Converter and then to the ethernet line?

  2 should. what equipment I fill this?

  From my understanding, it's doable, but I get lots of different answers to make this work 100%.

  Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

  These products are processed by the Cisco Small Business support community. (URL: https://supportforums.cisco.com/community/netpro/small-business)

• Connection WAP54G optics and fiber

  Switch used DSL Westell Modem - Linksys - WAP54G and everything worked well.  Changed to fiber optical fiber directly to the switch connected to ethernet and Internet services provider.  Ethernet network works fine but can not access the WAP54G.  Laptops see the WiFi, but local only.

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  As you change the DSL ISP to optical fiber, you need to change the ip address of the WAP in the range of fiber optics ip.

  Also affect the gateway on the WAP even from the optical fiber.