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• How IMAQ to convert pixel to work in the real world?

  Hello

  I wonder how IMAQ to convert pixel to work in the real world?

  See the example for vision Calibration.vi Simple, is the actual formula used by "IMAQ convert from pixel to the real world" will receive the axis (mm) calibration of the axis of the image (pixel)? What calibration information is used in the formula.

  You are looking at this thing?

  https://zone.NI.com/reference/en-XX/help/370281M-01/nivisionlvbasics/perspective_and_nonlinear_disto...

• example 2-channel oscilloscope VI using real-world signals

  I'm looking for an 2 oscilloscope channels VI that uses real-world signals, not simulated signals used by "two Chennel Oscilloscope.vi' I found under examples when I searched"Scope"or"oscilloscope ".

  I found on a site OR "One_Channel_Simple_Scope.llb".  I think he uses real-world signals.  I downloaded it but not able to run the VI.  When I tried to do, it didn't compile successfully.  The error messages were several subVIs are not found: DAQmx read.vi, DAQmx timing.vi, etc.  I have LV 8.6 and NI 6221 Multifunction DAQ card, installed in a standard configutration in an environment of Winows Vista.  I define a variable say LV path where to find these screws?

  Thank you.

  Not a sampling frequency is high, but this uses entries of the sound card on L and R for 2 channels:

  http://decibel.NI.com/content/docs/doc-4834

  Have you installed traditional data acquisition and not the more recent style DAQmx drivers? Maybe it's the source of your mistakes.

  -AK2DM

• Multisim to interface with the real world material

  Hello

  View of Lab is a completely new software for me... I'm trying to findout, is it possible to interface multisim with labview for harware reald circuit I need to design to test the operation and test the parameters of an operational amplifiers real automated using the events of the loop. Could someone help me please

  This is the response I got from the technical support of OR

  "Although it is technically possible to use Multisim and LabVIEW with real data, we do not recommend it."  Multisim is not a simulator in real time and even for a small circuit, it would take the Simulator several minutes to produce a second, a data value. Since then, Multisim is simply too slow when compare the time in the real world, your application will be not very reliable. »

• All power back on "LabVIEW: [connected] A Real World integration Developer Guide.

  Any comments on

  "LabVIEW: Guide the developer in the real world integration [connected].
  "  ?

  IMHO, the course of LV connectivity and you know as much as the authors - perhaps more.

  Mike...

• FSX Real World Weather is not updated

  I noticed, for about 3 weeks now the real world the weather on my FSX is not updated, even if it's the connection to the server and time to load correctly. The time is the same that it was 3-4 weeks, but I'm looking on the outside and it is very different! I have cleared my history and the browser cache, deleted all of my temporary files and nothing seems to solve the problem. Now this is extremely frustrating - welcomed the help!

  Hi tombeckett2285,
   
  Please follow the steps described in this article, as this seems to be a known problem and the steps in the article should help you to solve the problem.
   
  Known issues with the Real-World Weather in Flight Simulator feature
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/841214
  
  Aziz Nadeem - Microsoft Support

• My flight simulator real-world weather is stuck 24/7. How can I solve this problem?

  My flight simulator real-world weather is stuck 24/7.

  Hi Jack,

  I suggest you post this question in the FSX forum here: http://www.microsoft.com/Products/Games/FSInsider/tips/Pages/default.aspx

  Thank you.

• WRT1900AC: Determine the real world IP via Smart Wi - Fi?

  I have a router 1900AC. I can manage it remotely via Smart Wi - Fi (www.linksyssmartwifi.com). However, I have not discovered a way in the user interface to determine what is the IP of my router, when I'm out and about.

  You'd think something would be the State of the surface network widget frankly, or perhaps been under connectivity or Internet settings... but it's not.

  I can't find my IP 'real world' anywhere in the UI Smart Wi - Fi.

  Suggestions?

  Troubleshooting-online status-online report-Internet connection-online Internet address online

• Oracle real world ADF design and architecture main courses

  Hello

  Please consider the video "ADF Architecture TV - who is it for?"

  at http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=_Fo2KdTjp-w

  In this video, Chris Muir mentions "...". What you may not know, is that Architecture ADF TV channel has developed a number of PowerPoint presentations or an internship at Oracle called "Oracle real world design ADF and guiding architecture courses. ..."

  This "course" is a course that can be taken by customers of Oracle (or partners)?

  Pointers to information or resources about this course are welcome.

  Thank you very much

  Jan Vervecken

  Jan,

  in fact you attended parts of this training to the Portugal earlier this year. We then deployed EMEA (Munich, Lisbon, Warsaw) and now the North American (inviting partners at these events - Munich was followed by 43 people, who for the most part where the partners).

  The training is developed by MP for everyone but we cannot deliver it in person as often as we need. Some Oracle employees attended a training of trainers event and will be re - run locally (PTS as far as I know think of doing a session - don't know where in the EMEA region)

  Chris and I, as well as others in the team currently save sessions (although brief because we do not have the chance to discuss topics on YouTube as we can in the classroom) to make the content available to the public. We hope to add value by the recording sessions and look for free content as quickly as possible. We started with the release 1 video per week, but as soon as our recording buffer fills up, will have of switching devices.

  Frank

• Proved the practical suggestion: physical to virtual (P2V) migration preparation and success - a guide to the real world experience.

  (Current and evolving paper)

  I propose to publish a paper on the key factors to do a P2V project run as smooth as possible and complete timely. The reason? According to me, there is a gap in the confidence of the SMB in the start-up of an operation of codification (in any form) of a Virtual Infrastructure.

  The document is not intended to be a step by step guide but to contain the following topics: by commercial considerations, operational requirements, review, target, during Migration, Communication tools and procedures P2V environment.

  This publication will be sprinkled with real-world examples of how a general text book approach doesn't always work with pointers on how to opt out of the most common misconceptions.

  Two high-pressure and successful migration (a merger and a disaster recovery / business continuity gap) will be the basis of the experience I'll shoot of.

  Comments and thoughts are valued for:

  The...

  (1) target audience.

  (2) the structure.

  (3) the style of output.

  (4) the notice of application for this document.

  Kind regards

  Darren.

  BUZZ!

• Model real world observer in the CF?

  I'll put together some course material for my companions to desktop on design patterns in ColdFusion. I'm having a hard time coming up with an real realistic example of what situations would be a good candidate to be resolved by a model of an observer in a CF web app.  There are certainly many examples of how to implement the model in the CF, which is great, except that I don't really find a lot of scenarios that the examples are based off of meaning in a web application environment - many of them are based on Java examples where references to the observer/observable objects are maintained for life (session) of the application.

  In a CF web app, this seems as it would only make sense if you were dealing with Singletons for objects of the observer and the observed so that their references to exist outside the scope of a single page from loading.  However, I'm having a conceptual block to come with a pressing problem on why you need an observer as part of a single page model CF.

  I'd like to hear other devs CF come into contact with any real world examples.  I'm sure that I could probably something like LogBox refer to as an example of the behavior, but I was hoping for a very simple example that I could use, put a code in front of my developers.

  Thanks in advance!

  -Michael

  A few years ago, when I, too, was grappling with design patterns, I found a few useful items from Microsoft MSDN. One of them, the paper by Doug Purdy and Jeffrey Richter on the model of the observer, is very good and contains an example of the stock market.

  I don't see how you arrive at singletons for observers. More on that in a moment. The essence of the observer model exceeds the programming language, syntax or implementation details. All what you need to know is in the scheme of traditional patterns (which I reproduce here of Wikipedia on the model of the observer).

  

  Indeed, the diagram itself is very suggestive and can help you find examples of your own. There are 2 main roles, the observer and the object. There is a dependence as little as possible (i.e. loose coupling) between them. This allows either to change their internal mechanisms without affecting the other.

  At its most simple, with only 2 roles, the observer observes the subject. The subject has to turn standby on a dynamic resource which the observer wants to know.

  In most practical applications, there is more than one observer interested in the dynamics of resources. The subject has the responsibility to inform each of the resource, or any change observer. To be able to do so, it maintains a list of observers. Each observer has a responsibility to be notified by the subject. That's all. It is said that any system that works in this way, apply the model of the observer.

  The example of most common practice is a newspaper publisher and the subscribers. The Publisher made the object, the observer subscriber, and news from the dynamics of resources. In fact, much like Hoover became synonymous for vacuum cleaners, so too has Publisher-Subscriber become a synonym for the model of the observer.

  Let go of the need for a coupling between the observer and the object means that none of them should use shared or global variables. These variables create tighter form of coupling possible. So back to the issue of giving observer using a singleton or not. I wouldn't do it. Absolutely not. A singleton is an application-scope variable, so shared and would be pairing.

  To keep the loose coupling, it is usually recommended to implement the observer and the object as an interface. Classes representing the actual topic and concrete observer would then be the attention of implementers of the respective interfaces. Each of these concrete classes could radically change its internal structure, and the outside world would not notice. This is because the respective interface for the observer and the subject remains intact.

  Now to the Enigma of a practical example of the observer model in the context of a future ColdFusion page. In the model of the observer, the subject is of necessity an earpiece, listening on a dynamic resource object. Therefore, the ColdFusion page that represents the object must be a listener CFC. There is already an example built into ColdFusion. It's the DirectoryWatcher event gateway. Use inheritance to adapt to the CFC to include features in order to maintain a list of observers in the database. Include, for example, requests to inform observers by email whenever a change occurs in a directory.

• Advice for the real world test device

  I keep running into problems of developing applications of BB where my code works perfectly well on all simulators, but as soon as I do the direct product of dozens of reports to be "unable to connect" is from (or another bug) flood from a random set of devices (the last wave is of Tower owners on Sprint and of course the app works fine on the tower for the Sprint Simulator using the same operating system) I am not able to go out and buy a Blackberry for all models on the carrier, and the labor to do these tests is beyond what my company can manage anyway.

  I'm looking for is advice of some experienced developers.  What do you do to get around this?  How do you verify that your code will run on real devices?  When you get hit by a real single bug, how to solve it?

  Thank you

  ~ NN

  Agree with Simon.

  deviceAnywhere is one that comes to mind, there are at least another company that was in the penultimate a DevCon, but I don't remember his name.

  Each new customer has a new experience with networking and you slowly build your code to handle the case.  Have to say that we are lucky, because we mainly deal with businesses, so use BES connections for most.  And the United Kingdom, there are only 5 carriers, so it is easy to code a quick test and determine what APN settings to use for each.

  Debug object, a method I would recommend is to write your own journal and provide your users with an easy way to email it to you.  Indeed, offer to send when you know you have a problem.

• The real world Z30 blackBerry battery

  What is the use of the normal battery of a Z30 (can it last a full day with moderate to heavy use)? I have a Windows Phone 8, battery life is very good (was able to go more than 30 hours with moderate use). Before Android, battery wouldn't last more than 12 hours (on average), with light to moderate use.

  I get two full days of use with my Z30, and with her being on it during the night. I was not able to kill the battery in one day, no matter how hard I tried (and tried). You will NOT be disappointed with the Z30 battery... it's one of the features of the phone sale.

  See you soon.

• MS FSX Real World Weather downloads old information

  Since a few weeks now, MS FSX has been download obsolete information.  I looked at and followed the information here (http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=836186) and nothing seems to change the problem.

  Is there anyone else who has had this problem or knows a solution?

  Thank you.

  Hello

  I suggest you to contact technical support for Microsoft Flight Simulator to improve assistance, using the this link.

• Experience the real world of vSAN to Production environments

  Hello

  I'm looking by putting forward a case to migrate an old HP EVA SAN company, to vSAN6 class. I'd really like some comments from those experienced with running the VSAN1 in their environments on its reliability and performance, and if they would consider worthy of a production environment VSAN6?

  Have you had a lot of pinch, or major problems with vSAN points?

  You give a target... we run in the order of 120 of average size Windows virtual machines in each of 2 data centers (which require 12 TB of storage in each ms) and would seek to 2 x 4 host VSANS loan node clusters.

  Would appreciate any input.

  Thank you

  We went with the config 'High' of Dell, with a few tweaks.  We have added 2 discs so that we had the max of 7 per disk group.  And we exchanged the Perc card a LSI 9207-8i.  Media LSI cross so we can hot swap drives when they fail.  PERC does not support RAID 0 to go down the server to share a drive.  As I said, in my rear view I would have 6 R720s instead of the R820s 3.

  Regarding the FTT, you can set per virtual machine so level 1 VMs get FTT = 2 and Test/Dev gets FTT = 1.

  Strange that you can not get them to the United Kingdom.  I guess you could just it build with your favorite retailer.  You do not have the convenience of 1 Reference, but you can get the right equipment.

  We have 2 1Gb dual port NIC for management and VM traffic goes to a stack of 3850 X Cisco switch.  We then 2 10 GB dual port NIC for vSAN goes to a stack of switch Dell 4032.  REALLY like the Dell switches, a lot of value for the price.

  Finished our about 60 k USD, but if I would have been to 6 knots, then each node would have about 35 k.  Your price sounds just for me.

  Thank you, Zach.