Synchronization of the RIO based PCI cards

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  Hello Michael,

  the beginning of the acquisition can't at the same time as you do not use a common trigger. If you adjust for the different start time, the difference in the number of samples is only about 300 samples (0, 075 s difference at the beginning of the acquisition, which amounts to 187500 samples).

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  Bernos

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  I can't say with certainty what will be the decibels. We do not have a list of all the possible configurations and the decibels. The highest specified configuration in my Datasheet does not include additional PCIe cards, but the dBA listed under stress with this population is 43. I can't guarantee that the system will operate less than 60 dBA, but I suspect that it will do so.

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  dirtsandwich: The dv2610us has a 'white list' on the bios that blocks some install mini-pci cards?
  [An agent will be with you shortly.]
  [You are now chatting with Shane].
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  dirtsandwich: sure no problem.
  Shane: Thank you.
  dirtsandwich: I tried to buy a new mini-pci card to replace the broadcom wireless card that came with my dv2610us. I read on some sites that have a white list on the BIOS that allows specific models of wireless cards to be installed in some models. If the model is not on the white list, then you can not install it.
  Shane: Of course, I understand and regret the inconvenience. And I got my best efforts to solve the problem in a timely.
  Shane: To help you in a better way, may I know the product and serial number of the laptop that is facing this problem?
  dirtsandwich: I have the dv2610us. SN is XXXXX
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  dirtsandwich: not yet
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  dirtsandwich: no, I want to know if the BIOS has a whitelist which will prohibit some installed wireless cards.
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  dirtsandwich: Well... is not available. I just want to know if HP has put one in the BIOS
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  dirtsandwich: no, it's a mini-pci pci-e card.
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  Shane: Thanks for being online. I appreciate your time and the patince.
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  Shane: And you can buy this from HP.
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  Shane: dirtsandwich, I am researching on this Yes, you can be online for 2-3 minutes.
  dirtsandwich: ok
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  Shane: dirtsandwich, here is the description of the compatible with you laptop wireless card.
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  dirtsandwich: ok. It's a Broadcom, which is what I am wanting to replace.
  Shane: Yes.
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  Shane: dirtsandwich, your laptop comes with this wireless card and HP doesnot recommends change internal maps.
  Shane: Yes.
  dirtsandwich: Well it's maybe, but the broadcom chipset does not support some features that I use, and I don't want to carry a USB adapter more.
  Shane: dirtsandwich, if you want I'll go ahead and order t for you immediately.
  dirtsandwich: Why would a wireless card that I have order? I think I'm ok. a good night of Shane.
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  dirtsandwich: no thanks.
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  Hello

  I'm sorry but the HP policy is still the same.

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