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• What tool would you use to create optical fiber cables?

  I created which, I hope, will be appropriate brushes to create what must be an accurate picture of vector of optical fiber.

  My question is, what steps you would use to make realistic fiber in adobe illustrator cc 2015?

  I tried the tool brush and pen. However, I found cutting an ellipse in half and using her own path is a good source.

  Thank you

  So two thoughts here. According to Visual processing, there are many approaches to making it. However, here are two things of Foundation that I consider important for you after your Visual processing is established.

  1. create the appearance you want. Below you can see I used a single path with several properties top STROKE in the appearance Panel. Press the button Add race in the pane appearance with this selected path and modify each stroke to get the look you want. Here I use 3 stroke properties. One is black and thick, the second is more thin and grey, and the last is a gradient on an attack of apoplexy that reflects the gradient on the path. Once you have created, select it and press the new button in the Panel of graphic Style. When you draw something, now click that graphic Style and it will make it the path for you.

  

  2. create an Art Brush with scale between the guides. In this way he traces a path with the art brush and always finish by the fibers of the end of your thread unaffected. Draw your image and drag it in the Panel forms. Choose Art Brush as the type, and then click OK.

  

  When the following options come up, then opted to evolve between the guides and drag the guide so you flush the part you want to not scale or adjust.

  

  Now, whenever you draw a path, choose this brush in the brush Panel and it will automatically draw with the part between the guides and add the endpoint without scales or distorted.

  

  Good luck

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  lifebypixels

• Is the Airport Express optical fiber compatible? (Verizon Fios)

  Is the Airport Express optical fiber compatible? (Verizon Fios)

  Verizon wants me to have one of their routers. Is it necessary if I already have an AirPort Express?

  The airport is a router, not a cable modem. Verizon are likely to provide a cable modem that is also a router, and therefore has an entry for the cable and several outputs ethernet; It can also have wifi.

  You can probably turn off wifi if you prefer to use the airport; and there is nothing prevents to connect airport entrance to one of Verizon output using its wifi and ethernet ports. As long as it is reasonably recent, it should detect that it is connected to a router and configure properly.

• Question about fiber for 2911 modulus

  Hello

  I am kinda new in the world of fiber and would welcome some guidance on how to proceed on some confusion I have.

  We have an access provider that is given to the connection in single-mode fiber (LX) to 10 Mbps with a ST connector. We have a 2911 on site and I did some research on the modules and found the GLC - FE - 100LX module. So my question is this would not negotiate or I would be able to set the speed to 10 MB? IM assuming that this module is a connector LC so just need a cable to LC single mode fiber ST?

  Thank you for your help.

  I would check with the ISP if they actually give you a strangled 10 MB 100Mb connection.  An optical interface 10Mb is not very common these days.  100 MB transceivers not to negotiate at 10 Mb/s.

• What is neg 30 "error on the optical fiber

  Hi all

  at our office, we have telco tec came and it has tested the demarc to our device fiber and reported this

  30 "error neg, he told us to check our equipment.

  My question is what is neg 30 "error. He told us that there is extremely low loss.

  When we do the ping of our device on teclo circuit, we see packet loss.

  Thank you

  Mahesh

  You don't have not provided us any information about the network or hardware you use or where this neg. 30 error is reported.

  My guess is the technician tested at the level of light at your equipment and measured - 30dBmv.  Most of the optical transceivers, GBIC/SFP, have a minimum level of optical input of-17 and - 29dBmv, according to the type (SX, LX, ZX, WDM).  So,-30dB receive level would cause errors on your link.

  Check the routing of the fiber to see if there are sharp turns or the kinks.  Additionally, make sure that the connectors are clean.

  Tell us what you find.

  Tom

• 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?

  Thank you

  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.

  And don't forget: a router ethernet is versatile. It can work with any internet connection as long as you have a modem that works with your ISP. Ethernet is standard, you can still get a modem. Thus, two boxes you making it more independent from the ISP and the kind of internet you have: you can always take with you your router except if find you it is too slow for your next ISP...

• Very slow Windows Vista desktop with optical fiber connection.

  Since we moved and got a fiber optic connection, my computer is very slow.  We have laptops in the House on windows xp and wireless connections that are not having problems with speed.  My computer is directly connected to the modem.

  Go to the website of the manufacturer of your Modem > make sure you have the latest Firmware in Vista for it.

  Go to the website of the manufacturer of your computer/notebook > drivers and downloads Section > key in your model number > look for it last network adapters Vista drivers > download/install the.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-network-adapter-problems

  Troubleshoot network adapter problems to Microsoft link above.

  Try without commitment TCP/IPv6:

  If you still have internet connection probs, one thing to try is the separation of the TCP/IPv6 (which is done by going to network connection > right click > properties > it uncheck > OK.)

  http://digitalmediaphile.WordPress.com/IPv6-how-to-unbind-from-a-NIC-in-Windows-Vista/

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Toshiba HD-1CMOS SDI - HD camcoder on optical fiber

  Hello, I have 1CMOS-HD camcoder, now I need to transfer signals hd - sdi over fiber with this extension of fiber 3 g - sdi, so I'm curious is this compatible with the HD-1CMOS camcorder device.

  Posted by johngoforth
  

  Hello, I have 1CMOS-HD camcoder, now I need to transfer signals hd - sdi over fiber with this extension of fiber 3 g - sdi, so I'm curious is this compatible with the HD-1CMOS camcorder device.

  First of all, I don't know what is 'this' extension of the fiber, but as long as the camcorder has an HD - SDI output, any extension of fiber HD - SDI should work.

  My company uses Thor Fiber products and we have not had problems, then that would be my suggestion.

  Overall, what extension you should work well. In addition, if you need the 3g version, be careful because there are a few extensions that claims to be the 3G and that they are not.

• Can not print wireless Photosmart B110a MacBook Pro after switching to optical fiber.

  I am currently using OS X 10.7.5. After the installation of optical fibres, using Huawei HG863 I can no longer print wireless from my MBP, iPhone and iPad.

  I downloaded the HP v2.12 for OS X printer drivers and reset the settings of the printer, as recommended here and now my iDevices can not detect the printer at all. The printer works fine with other computers in the office.

  Have you contacted both the provider network and Huawei support people, but both were unable to detect the problem. This could be a compatibility issue?

  Hello

  All Appl edevices uses Apple Hello to communicate with the device through the netwrok, it seems that the router is not compatible Hello or do not have the protocol enabled by default.

  You can work around this requirement by adding the pritner using Jetdirect, but it will only provide the functionality of the printer, Hello support is necessary to allow the scanning of your Mac.

  To add the printer using a Jetdirect enter printing & scanning, click Plus the sign and enter the IP tab.

  Set the Protocol as HP Jetdirect-Socket and type the IP address pritner.

  The IP address can be located by entering the parameters from the front panel of the printer, and then enter the wireless settings.

  For the router, don't forget to check its compatibility Hello, amy also be appointed as multicast or mDNS.

  Hope that helps,

  Shlomi

• VCenter should he optical fiber connectivity?

  My apologies if this is answered somewhere else, but some searching google and forum this increase.

  We are planning our first ESX deployment.  We will use our FC SAN.  The vCenter server needs to have a direct connection to the San?  (as in, need a CF card to connect directly to the fabric?)

  What I've read, I think that the answer is no, but I wanted to check, since we need to buy things right the first time.

  Thank you!

  Nope there is no need to talk to the SAN just your hosts

  Jered Rassier

  ##If you found my post answered your question or helpful please mark it as such.

• HP 15 Notebook P: Question of fiber

  Hi, I bought this hp laptop a few weeks ago and I use moblie boardband... But when I go my cousin House (which uses the network of fibers), I'm dealing with random lag spike so that it doesn't even have a network problem... How can I solve it?

  Hi @melvinow

  Thank you for your response.

  If your friend is unable or refuses to change the setting on the router there is nothing to do.

  If he does not know how, the router manufacturer or Internet provide are likely to help change the mode to mixed, so it does both.

• 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?

  Hello

  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

• 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.

  Should the WAP55G or ethernet fiber (or not) use the uplink Port #6 port?

  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.

• Single-mode fiber for 1 Gbps to 10 Gbps?

  Hi all

  I do a tender for installation of optical fiber connecting the two rooms of 15 m away. We will use single mode with 1000BASE-LX/LH, but I also ask the fiber to support 10 Gbps in the future.

  I checked plug FPS and see that 1000BASE-LX/LH and Cisco SFP - 10 G - LR can be used with distances over 2 m without attenuators.

  Ethernet Gigabit SFP

  10 GB ethernet SFP +.

  Question: Do I need to specify any parameter of single-mode fiber that I pay attention so I can have without changing the fiber later? (similar to OM1, OM2, OM3 multi-mode fiber)?

  Thank you

  Mario

  If the difference in price between G652 and G652D is very less you can go to G652D. But if it is substantial, then you can go G652 even in the future, you want to go for 100G. If, as suggested, you can go for fiber Multimode (OM3/4). I feel that 100 G will be useful for the very very large data centers. 10G is there for the last 10 years, but still, it doesnot make sense for many. But virtulaization/blades it will grow faster.

  You talk about distance where you don't need characteristic given by G652D. They are mainly for the only service provider to long haul Distances.