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• go DC for analog generation with hardware trigger

  Hi, I would do the following:

  -Together a terminal to user defined voltage CC

  -Switch to waveform base voltage generated when a hardware trigger is received

  Is it possible to do this with a multifunction DAQ card? I have the impression that seitching of the DC to waveform generation can be done in software. This would lead to some downtime. How long will the dead time? The voltage will be stable over this time?

  All comments welcome

  Hello Dixie,

  See screenshot of the joint, this could be an option. First of all, you can do a DAQmx task that allows you to send a continuous tension, when you disable directly task the DC output will remain at the level you selected before. Then you create a task DAQmx will send a wave form and waiting for a trigger to do. The output will be at the DC level until there is a trigger so the waveform will be produced.

  Casper has soon

• Hardware design

  I hope that you will rewrite the application using guidelines from Google this year? :/ The current design has a lot of bugs and it looks like IOS...

  Hi Alexvivess,

  It is certainly something that is on our radar. Stay tuned!

  Ben P
  Product Manager
  Skype for Android

• Behavior of forms of hardware design in Muse

  Is it possible to reproduce the behavior of forms of design material Google (for example https://design.google.com/newsletter/ ) in Muse?

  I want to first say the behavior of the label (hidden by default and shown on focus)?

  Thank you.

  Ooooh, that's so nice! This fast-growing field underscore, the relatively moving and scaling of the text of the label, the point culminating box jerking... You would almost to ' Sign Up ' just to see if the Send button has any final surprise in stall for you! But none of them can be imitated with Muse.

  There are some Muse of third-party widgets (some have even free) which offer fancy shape stuff:

  Form Widgets | Created by MuseThemes.com

  Download Adobe Muse free form Widgets

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• New hardware designs

  I want to improve my office. currently have Windows Vista Edition AMD CPU Home Premium x 64 2.0 ghz. two hard drives. Vista on a 80gig and VMware 6.5.2 and various Linux distro on a 60gig drive.

  I want to move to a faster processor and use as a single concert of big hard drive 250. I divide it into two disks and put VM on part of it. is there much risk of corrupting the Vista which would be the

  host?

  Any thoughts or ideas would be appreciated.

  Larry

  Be sure to back up your data first before upgrade you your processor and if you have enough drive connections, you can use all 3 drives at the same time.

  1 60 GB should be used for drive C: (windows installation and applications)

  2 80 GB should be your data disks (d :))

  3. 250 GB should be your virtualization player (V:\virtual machines\ all your test VMs are here)

  Other that that, you must be careful when upgrading your CPU and ensure its compatibility with your Board.

  If you found this information useful, please consider awarding points to 'Correct' or 'useful '. Thank you!!!

  Kind regards

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  VMware vExpert 2009

  iGeek Systems Inc.

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• How to apply the physical design

  Dear all,

  I use Apex 5.0 and I downloaded materials from this URL: https://github.com/vincentmorneau/material-apex

  But I don't know how to put the css and js files.

  Best regards

  Hi OraDev,

  Now, if you are creating a new application with the theme of hardware design you will get ugly page without css and js:

  

  So, where are the css and js for the theme "design material". The answer is that they are in shared components-> static files request for application of the 'APEX material':

  

  Go to "Hardware APEX" application->-> static files of the Application, shared components, and then click 'download as Zip '.

  Go to your theme of created/switched demand to "101. Hardware design'->-> static files of the Application, the shared components and download the above downloaded zip file as follows (keep the flag file unzip it as 'Yes'):

  

  If you recharge now, your always the theme of hardware design application is not loaded. The reason is the css/js references in the theme. You can consult the following references If you go in the app-> shared-> themes components-> change theme "Physical design" then you find next references css/js:

  

  Now, what is this "& PATH.". The answer is the chain of Substitution defined in the application. You will find this substitution string defined in application of the 'APEX material"->-> Application definition attributes, components that are shared-> section of Substitutions as follows:

  

  Set the substitution string 'PATH' in your application (even as an application "APEX material"). Now reload the application page! You will find the theme of responsible hardware design.

  

  After the application of the "APEX material" in my workspace on apex.oracle.com: https://apex.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?p=45241:1

  Here is the 'Hardware Design Demo' application I built with above mentioned changes: https://apex.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?p=62930:1

  NOTE: Ideally, you should deploy the theme css/js/images on the webserver instead of load to the shared application components. Css/js/images loading depend on the web server you are using. After loading this web server, you need to change references in the theme of the workspace accordingly. So, you don't have to download the theme css/js/images whenever you create a new application with the theme of the hardware design or spend you your theme from application to the theme of the hardware design.

  I hope this helps!

  Kind regards

  Kiran

• Is elevation of the principles of design of Google just another term for layers

  Hi, I came across this site and I think it is very interesting and I was wondering if anyone else had met and discovered how it could contribute to the design of websites using Muse.

  Since Google are the Lords SEO I though things would be essential reading for everyone in the field of design.

  The details given on the design for mobile are confusing - to me.  Please see: material properties - what is material? - Google design guidelines

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  Can someone explain how to create panels of different thicknesses? Or is it simply done with positioning of layers and/or using shadows?

  
  

  
  

  Elevation, as shown in the Google hardware design principles is to high perceived of an object.

  So is not the layering or stacking objects itself, but the simple Visual effect for doing something seems to rise (raise, so to say) his normal "flat" . Hide properties such as density, distance, spread and blur can make an object seems to rise above that of another object, although technically, it could be in the same layer (with the same Z-valueplan) in the form of other objects.

  The target below page will tell and show all this...

  Elevation and shadows - what is material? -Google design guidelines

• Range of design JSP editor in 10.3.2 does not

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  Is it possible to activate the editor jsp Design Palette in the workspace of the Studio for WLP 10.3.2? I added the Beehive NetUI, controls of the hive and Struts 1.2 facets to my Internet portal project, but the design for jsp editing palette is empty.
  
  Thank you.

  Open jsp with the editor of Web pages instead of the JSP Editor.

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• 5.1 Android to arrive first quarter 2015?

  http://www.AndroidPIT.com/Android-5-1-lollipop-update

  • Silent mode added after having missed out on Android 5.0
  
  
  
  • General improvements to the stability of the system
  
  
  
  • Better management of the RAM
  
  
  
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  • Excessive consumption of network when used Wi - Fi devices
  
  
  
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  • Some experience of some devices set problems
  
  
  
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• Rotary decoder in real-time and 'pulse shifter '.

  Hello world

  I'm putting in place a rotating decoder for use as a shifter of pulsation by labview real-time.

  Basically, this means I have two input channels (ttl-legumes, ~ high 20us) rotary engine. A channel contains a pulse at each CA (angle cranc) ° up to 12 kHz (increment). The other channel contains a pulse every 720 ° CA (the charge cycle, BDC_cc low break-even point). With this information a pulse to be generated on an output also channel ttl (high), which triggers my setup of measurement. This impulse must be moved in a programmable relationship to the entrance of BDC_cc, which aims at a table of regular measure.

  I got it running by streaming the channel of BDC_cc until a rising edge is detected, then count the edges of increment to the designated trigger point and then generate a pulse on the output channel. The problem is that the late 70-120us exit trigger. In short it's too; a maximum error of ~ 20 is acceptable. Digital channels appear to work faster, so I put discarded Counter-based acquisition.

  I'm quite new to LabView, so I'm sorry if the answer is obvious...

  My purchase setup consists of:

  PCI-MIO-16-1

  BNC-2120

  LabView 12.0
  Max 5.3.1f0

  Widows XP

  This configuration seems to exclude some options Labview offer, such as the external digital acquisition sampled or externally triggered by the acquisition in the base. A manual interpretation of analog inputs is way to slow.

  I have attached my working version.

  Any input appreciated woud...

  John,

  I only have a minute right now, but think I can play with a device simulated tonight or tomorrow.

  I'm quite sure that there would be a clean solution clocked by material if you use a series M or X-series

  Council MIO, but the older generation counters timers on the set of the E series do support everything which

  You need.  It's been a while since I had to rely on this generation of hardware.

  I think the basic approach is to use the lunatics of angle as the clock pulse train that defines the

  delay time of the pulse you want to generate.   You could be "Timer" the pulse based on the real

  angular position, helping you synchronize to a specific angle of crank.  The question is whether and how E-series

  counters of takes to support the generation of pulses triggered (or redeclenchables).  If they are not, I would say that you consider

  get new hardware DAQ which support this kind of trigger and you give a very precise pulse

  implementation.

  -Kevin P

• My Ethernet is "beating".

  A bizarre, pulling on my hair.

  My Gig Ethernet connection (be it through Apple's Thunderbolt, or USB adapter generic ones) will start to go down. The behavior is that it is impossible to acquire an IP address, switches to Wi - Fi, then gets an address, then fails again, and the cycle repeats.

  If I reset the SMC, it arranges for a random number of reboots (typically less than five).

  The machine when running Boot Camp (Windows 10 yay!) works perfectly, so I don't think that there is a hardware failure.

  I tried to serve a world of plist files associated with the (too many to be listed here) networking, which none doesn't seem to help.

  Clues as to why this is happening?

  Probably also note, when just using a Wi - Fi connection, it also works very well; WiFi interface never goes down. It seems to be related to the external-to-the-chassis Ethernet ports (which, courtesy of Apple incredible you - need-Ethernet-plus never hardware design, is the only option these days).

• Re: How would I do the successful Toshiba AC100

  Hi all

  I post my ideas for improvements here, maybe someone Toshiba reads this.
  The original blog post is here:
  http://soltesza.WordPress.com/2011/05/09/how-i-would-make-the-Toshiba-AC100-successful/

  Please feel free to contribute here or on the blog.

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

  The AC100 is first Toshiba attempts to create an ARM-based netbook (a smartbook) chipset Nvidia Tegra2 successfully.
  Although the AC100 resembles an adequate hardware design, it became only
  success. Some of the reasons may have to do with the primary
  operating system, Android ([see my previous article on this subject | http://soltesza.wordpress.com/2010/06/27/toshiba-a100-smartbook-with-android-but-why/]), but more can be attributed to the fact Toshiba design decisions.

  Since these machines are now available in my country of origin (Hungary)
  at very attractive prices (~ US $250, some people seem to be)
  trying to get rid of him, shortly after the purchase) I can't bump into
  That's all the time. Sinc [view post | http://soltesza.wordpress.com/2011/05/09/2011/05/09/how-i-would-make-the-toshiba-ac100-successful/] e
  I'm a fan of gadget, I always have my trembling hand see these prices
  and I need to cool down before proceeding to an impulse purchase - I'm sorry
  thereafter.

  What I could click on the button "buy"?

  * Memory more *.

  First of all, 1-2 GB of RAM instead of the meager 512 MB the AC100
  hosts. Why the hell I tried Toshiba sell a netbook with 512 MB of RAM when
  ALL Atom N450 netbooks seemed to come with 2 GB at this time here?
  This amount of RAM would slap Ubuntu on the machine and not
  worry about running out of memory when loading of OpenOffice. Ubuntu has
  been demonstrated on the AC100 and looks like even catchy. (see this [site dedicated to Ubuntu on the AC100 | http://tosh-ac100.wetpaint.com/]). Toshiba could easily put 2 GB of RAM in the machine without significant cost increase.

  * OS or Android Office *.

  Put 1 to 2 GB of RAM in the AC100 would open the door to use a
  appropriate, based on the netbook desktop OS that can take advantage of the
  form factor. They should use Ubuntu, because that could be fixed up
  This material at any time (especially if they're buying tips
  from Canonical).

  I don't think Android needs to stay on the machine but if
  Toshiba still think it is a good idea for any group of users, what they
  could do the AC100 dual-booting, or better yet, to run two operating systems
  parallel (2 GB of RAM would do that quite possible). Android would be
  be the light and easy operating system on the device, but the user could at any time
  switch to a full Ubuntu desktop with an icon of the Android launcher and start
  using OpenOffice or another decent desktop software. The
  paravirtualization developed by B-labs would be a [instant solution | http://armdevices.net/2011/04/04/android-virtualization-on-ti-omap4-processors-dual-core-cortex-a9/] for this problem and would be future proof machine for a possible Windows8 scenario later.

  * Battery more *.

  The 8 hour duration of the AC100 is pretty decent, but more
  battery time is always welcome. The speaker has a LOT of free/empty
  the space under the keyboard because of the ultra compact nature of Tegra2 and
  its support circuits. Toshiba should again take advantage of the
  form factor and add one or more additional battery bays home under the
  a keyboard that could extend the duration of 16 to 24 hours. (Of course,
  they would make the unit but much more weight since these batteries
  would be optional, this decision is up to the user. A 24 hours
  running with a 3-battery arrangement would make the AC100 extremely
  seeking a large set of users. It is acceptable that the
  batteries are charged in the series (so the charging process is longer)
  While Toshiba doesn't have to switch to a more expensive diet.
  (Although the power issue is probably not a serious cost
  Factor).

  * What else *.

  Of course, there are many things to be improved (more USB
  ports, high-resolution screen... etc) but I have tried to make things
  that require a smaller redesign so that could be an improved version
  faster implementation.

  According to me, the AC100 line could be really successful and Toshiba to take the necessary steps to get there.

  Thanks for your interesting ad. :)

• Downgrade Satellite L735 to WXP

  Dear all,

  Please help me to find drivers for my satellite L735 downgrade to Winxp 64 bit win 7-64 bit system.

  I'd like to help, but I put t know how to start. You have the latest model cell phone designed and supported only for Win7. Toshiba does not support new laptops for the old OS so, for me, there is no sense to install this old OS new piece of hardware designed for new standards.

  Windows XP Home edition's story. Finish.
  You will never be able to find all of the necessary drivers, especially specific Toshiba and utility tools.

• Re: Qosmio X 770 and Windows XP64bit

  Hello

  I recently bought a new Toshiba Qosmio X 770, but unfortunately it came with this new Windows 7.

  I have 2 other laptops from toshiba, one is a Netbook NB200 with WinXP32bits running well about 1 year or more and another big a Satellite P300 also with XP32bits.

  All the software I need - work extremely well, without any conflict, for over a year!

  Something that bothers me: after extraction of the this new Qosmio X 770 HD and try to install Windows XP 64-bit, I ve found that West not, or any support operation to these drivers of Toshiba.

  I downloaded the drivers from the 3rd hardware manufacturers part, but only one egg has worked.

  Now I have this computer great, powerful, expensive, without any software (because when I try to install software that I have already, in the original Win7 64-bit, it is said that inconsistent s, or you need to buy another version and so on...)

  My point is: I m not going to buy upgrades or other software simply because some dumb engineer built a brand new operating system requiring all new software, drivers together again and so on. It's madness!

  What should I do with this X 770?
  I m not going to throw more, but you Toshiba Enginheers, should be of compatible drivers, at least for Windows XP 64-bit / 32-bit.

  I m not going to put this crapy Windows 7, simply because someone at Microsoft who wants to. I have my right to continue to use my useful software and my Windows XP, which works incredibly more smooth, use less memory and works well as Win7.

  Thank you very much for the support.

  Daniel.

  > I recently bought a new Toshiba Qosmio X 770, but unfortunately it came with this new Windows 7.
  Please don t understand me wrong but we have the year 2011 and it makes sense that Toshiba, laptop manufacturer, material offer with newer and newer operating systems.

  You're right about the support of Windows XP Home edition. Toshiba doesn't supports Windows XP Home edition on the new machines. How Toshiba should support this old OS when even many materials manufacturers (graphics card) don t do this more.

  > My point is: I m not going to buy upgrades or other software simply because some dumb engineer built a brand new operating system, which requires that any new software, new drivers and so on. It's madness!
  I m really surprised you write such things. The madness is to spend hundreds of thousands of euros/dollars to pay the whole software developers to write and test drivers for each new machine and perhaps customers 0.05% will use it.

  All new machines come with newer hardware designed for the new operating systems. If you cannot use old stuff about him use it with old hardware. I have too many P300 and it works perfectly. Where is the problem?

  I understand your point of view, but be a little realistic.

• I can install this graphics card on my Satellite C660

  Hello

  I wanted to know if it was possible to install a graphics card Sapphire Radeon HD7750 (1 GB GDDR5) on my Toshiba Satellite C660-1ZM laptop. I really want to know because I want to upgrade to that so I can get more FPS everything at stake.

  I wanted to get this one here http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sapphire-Radeon-HD7750-Graphics-GDDR5/dp/B00761YFPW/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top.

  Thanks in advance!

  Hello

  Please don t get me wrong, but I m ask me is your question a big joke, or do you seriously think you can upgrade for laptop with this piece of hardware designed for desktop computers.

  In General, update graphics card on mobile units is not possible - http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB9401AX0001R01.htm