Connections to hardware

This may be a common question.
I bought my ipod touch 3g but I already had an ipod mini with quite a few accessories such as mains chargers etc. However, when I connect these to my ipod touch it comes up with a message saying that they are not compatible devices?
Does this mean that the connections on the ipod touch are different to the ipod mini and so I have to buy all of these accesories again and if so how will I know if they will work until after I buy them and try them. Even chargers on the Apple website do not specifically say if they will charge an ipod touch.
Ray

While uselessSABOTAGE's advice is great, in case of future issues, it would helps us in the future if you would post accurate tech specs of your model iMac.
You info states you have an older IMac PowerMac, but is also says your OS X version is OS X 10.7.2.
This is not possible. OS X 10.7.2 Lion only runs on Intel CPU Macs.
Please, go up to the Apple symbol in the upper top left of OS X main menu bar. Click the symbol. Then click About this Mac. A popup window appears that gives some basic info. Then, click the More Info button and both post your iMacs complete specs by selecting/highlighting all of the info and copy paste this into a reply to this post, editing out your iMac's serial number. Then update the info you posted in your user profile with some of this new found data for future postings.

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The FInal Step, i have created a program to all my specifications and i am now ready to connect the hardware

I have created a program to all my specifications and i am now ready to connect the hardware.
My program was created to automate the cleaning process of an atmostpheric chamber. It controls two valves based on the pressure readings and time intervals. When creating this program i figured that if a could make a boolean turn on or off based on the pressure readings then it would be no problem somehow wiring it to send a signal to the hardware. I have reached that point and don't know how to proceed. I was told that the first step is to figure out what kind of Card is being interfaced with the program.
I have read up on this subject and it seems like there is many ways to do it.
All sugestions will be greatly appreciated

I'm not sure how you can create the program without knowing what hardware you're going to be using. But... What have you read up on? You will need to select your data acquisition hardware. What kind of signals do you have? What kind of transducers do you have? What kind of actuators do you have? You may want to start with:
Introduction to Data Acquisition
Digital Voltage Measurement Fundamentals
Complete Data Acquisition Tutorial
EDIT: Re-reading your post and seeing Waldemar's response: Do you actually already have a card installed?
Message Edited by smercurio_fc on 07-29-2008 02:25 PM

Connecting Counter hardware to DAQCard-AI-16E-4

I am dealing with a pulse train signal produced by our hardware with varying period, and am looking to obtain the time between each lo-hi transition.
I have looked at the Count Time - Easy (DAQ-STC).vi within Labview 6 and this seems to give me what i want (the time between the events).
My question is how do i connect my hardware to my DAQCard-AI-16E-4 via the SCB-68?
This is my first time trying to work with counter/timers etc.
Any info appreciated and also other solutions to the problem that i may be overlooking.
Regards Ross

The SCB-68 should have shipped with a big sticker designed to fit under the top cover. Apply the sticker. Now if you look, you should see where the counter-timer connections need to be made on the screw terminals. Consult the DAQ documentation that should have been installed from your NI-DAQ CD for the definitions of the vairous pins. Make sure you only connect TTL (0-5 V) signal levels to the counter-timers. They can be damaged more easily than the analog input channels, or so I've seen.
Also, you might want to post the question over in the Multifunction I/O group.
Dan Press
www.primetest.com

How can i connect a hardware VTEP gateway to a NSX controller?

I have a hardware VTEP gateway which supports OVSDB configuration but there is no SSL support over OVSDB. Can anyone suggest is there a way to configure the hardware VTEP to the controller without SSL.
What about the idea of using a intermediate node which can act as a SSL gateway betweent the controller and the hardware VTEP?

Just for other readers:
Hardware VTEP allows L2 VXLAN/VLAN connectivity.
That's for the use case where you have VMs on a VXLAN logical switch (10.1.1.11/24) and you want them L2 connected to physical servers on a VLAN (10.1.1.21/24).
NSX offers native VXLAN/VLAN connectivity too:
1. with DLR bridging (used for Logical/Physical L2 connectivity within a DC)
2. with L2 SSL-VPN (used for Logical/Physical L2 connectivity with a remote location)
NSX-v 6.2 (planed early Q3) will support Hardware VTEP.
Contact your physical switch vendor to see if it will support integration with NSX-v.
Important Note:
HW VTEP will be incompatible with NSX Distributed Logical Router function. In other words the subnet (10.1.1.0/24) extended from Logical (VXLAN) to Physical (VXLAN) via HW VTEP won't be able use a dist L3 (only central L3).
When using NSX-v 6.2 native VXLAN/VLAN bridging, you'll be able to combine VXLAN/VLAN bridging and still enjoy Dist L3 for that subnet.
Dimitri

Unable to connect to hardware target in Vivado

I have Vivado 2015.1 running on Ubuntu Linux 64-bit with a Nexys4 DDR board. I've got the board set up to be programmed using the JTAG (see attached image). Running dmesg on the Linux system I see:
[99537.226929] usb 1-1.2: Product: Digilent USB Device
[99537.226932] usb 1-1.2: Manufacturer: Digilent
[99537.226935] usb 1-1.2: SerialNumber: xxxxxxxx
[99537.229557] ftdi_sio 1-1.2:1.0: FTDI USB Serial Device converter detected
[99537.229631] usb 1-1.2: Detected FT2232H
[99537.230127] usb 1-1.2: FTDI USB Serial Device converter now attached to ttyUSB0
[99537.232437] ftdi_sio 1-1.2:1.1: FTDI USB Serial Device converter detected
[99537.232483] usb 1-1.2: Detected FT2232H
[99537.232819] usb 1-1.2: FTDI USB Serial Device converter now attached to ttyUSB1
I know hw_server is running as I can telnet to port 3121. In the tcl console I have done disconnect_hw_server and connect_hw_server. I do Connect Hardware Target, choose Local Target, but then I see:
[Labtoolstcl 44-26] No hardware targets exist on the server [TCP:localhost:3121]
Check to make sure the cable targets connected to this machine are properly connected
and powered up, then use the disconnect_hw_server and connect_hw_server commands
to re-register the hardware targets.
As a Linux user, I am in the dialout group and I can open /dev/ttyUSB0 and /dev/ttyUSB1 with minicom. Can someone with a Nexys4 board let me in on the secret! I can keep programming bitstreams using a USB key, but it would be much easier to use the JTAG across the USB cable.
Many thanks, Warren
P.S Hopefully my last question for a while.

Thanks aher for pointing that web page. On my Ubuntu 15.04 Linux box, as the root user I did this:
# cd /opt/Xilinx/Vivado/2015.1/data/xicom/cable_drivers/lin64/install_script/install_drivers
# ./install_drivers
The install script creates the file /etc/udev/rules.d/52-xilinx-pcusb.rules with contents:
# version 0002
ATTR{idVendor}=="03fd", ATTR{idProduct}=="0008", MODE="666"
ATTR{idVendor}=="03fd", ATTR{idProduct}=="0007", MODE="666"
ATTR{idVendor}=="03fd", ATTR{idProduct}=="0009", MODE="666"
ATTR{idVendor}=="03fd", ATTR{idProduct}=="000d", MODE="666"
ATTR{idVendor}=="03fd", ATTR{idProduct}=="000f", MODE="666"
ATTR{idVendor}=="03fd", ATTR{idProduct}=="0013", MODE="666"
ATTR{idVendor}=="03fd", ATTR{idProduct}=="0015", MODE="666"
After rebooting my box, I started up Vivdado, created a bitstream, went to the Hardware Manager and found that I have a xc7a100t_0 device on localhost. I was able to send the bitstream down to my Nexys4 DDR board.
Cheers & thanks again, Warren

Slow connection and hardware provisioning

My dsl service requires an ip. I gave them the MAC address of my airport base station. I connection should be 256k, but I'm averaging 20-25k. Why is my connection so slow? I have a powerbook, 1.33 ghz, and my neighbor shares the connection. Its not that we are on at the same time. Does hardware provisioning mean slower connect speeds? Is there a way to get around this?
Thanks!

The slow downloads are most likely due to heavy traffic on the servers you are attempting to download from. Especialy since you were able to download speeds of 256k from the test. I'm unaware of any solution to this since the slow speeds are not coming from your ISP, but from the Apple or download.com. My speed test shows ~2.8 mpbs download speed but I never get that from Apple or others. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
~Josh

Cisco Unity Connection 8 Hardware Requirements

Hello,
I've checked the supported servers page for a Cisco Unity Connection 8 server at http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/voicesw/ps6790/ps5748/ps378/prod_brochure0900aecd8062a4f9.html but need some advice. I need a server for a test lab (less than 50 users) but some of the servers listed on that page are no longer sold. I spoke to a HP rep and he told me they don't keep an updated list of certified servers, so I was hoping someone could tell me, as an example, an HP DL320 G6 is supported for this setup. It doesn't have to be that particular server, just one within that price range and hardware. If anyone has an updated supported server list that would be great too. Or, even better, if an example of a server you're currently running on would be great as well. I just want to make sure we don't purchase a server that is incompatible for something hardware related - the documentation for supported servers out there seems a bit out of date.
Thanks for your time,
Ed

You really should be looking at the CUC documentation and not to the CUCM doc
Cisco Unity Connection 8.x Supported Platforms List
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/partner/docs/voice_ip_comm/connection/8x/supported_platforms/8xcucspl.html
HTH
java
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What adapter's do I need to connect existing hardware to Mac mini?

Hi, I have a friend who is thinking of buying a Mac mini to replace his existing Windows PC ... he has a screen, mouse and keyboard (of course) but I do not think any of them will connect directly to the mini ... his screen has a VGA connector and his keyboard and mouse both have PS/2 connectors ... can anyone suggest a way to connect these to the mini?
I have seen these adapters on Amazon ... http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B000FII810/ref=s9asin_image_3?pf_rd_m=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&pf_rd_s=center-2&pf_rd_r=0BFCGEB5PAQ1ANTDH3Y 8&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=139042391&pf_rdi=468294
and
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Will these work? or is there a better way of doing it?
Thanks, Matt

Hi.
Regarding the DVI-VGA adapter, the Mac mini comes with one included, this one.
About the keyboard and mouse, those USB-PS/2 adapters are very tricky, and most times they even fail to work on Windows PCs, because many of the peripherals made with PS/2 connector don't have the necessary electronics to support the USB bus. I tried such adapter with several PS/2 keyboards and mice on laptops, and only one mouse worked. He may try, but I think it will not work. He will need a new USB keyboard and mouse.
Good Luck.

Connecting a hardware mixer to work with Logic

Hi,
I'm really keen on the idea of using an analogue mixer to work in conjunction with Logic. But is it even possible to connect Logic and a Mackie 1642 vlz3 via an iMac?
Nick

Yes, it is if you already have a multi-channel interface.
If you don't, maybe consider Mackie's Onyx series mixers which, with the firewire option, gives you an analog mixer and an interface all in one.

Wireless keyboard connection failing, hardware or software?

I've had the apple steel wireless keyboard for I'd say coming up on a second year now and it suddenly stops and then starts working. Unfortunately, it stopped working now. Here's what I have tried:
1) replaced batteries a number of times
2) purchased a new bluetooth receiver
3) deleted and re-paired device.
Nothing seems to be working. Th light turns on, and blinks in discoverable mode. When I delete and re-pair the device, once it immediately gave me the code and started working. Now, it sees the keyboard and when I click on it in the bluetooth list to continue to pair, it times out saying that I should make sure it is in range or check the pair coding options. So as far as I can tell, it sees the keyboard for whatever problem but wont go into the pairing process correctly. Has the keyboard just failed? Or is there something on the software side? I'd hate to buy another one to find it's software. Plus, surely it should last for a couple of years?
Other info:
It seems to happen sometimes after the computer has gone to sleep, but not always, and it fails other times.
I have purchased a large wireless trackpad in the last month. Had no conflicts until the last week when the keyboard starting acting nuts. But could there be a conflict there?
Any help would be appreciated. My workstation is set up pretty tightly with all it's components and the wireless apple keyboard has its place.
I'm at a loss.

Interesting. I thought that it might have been interference from my new Apple TV, but after I unplugged it I got the same issue.
I'm almost positive it's software but have not wanted to reinstall the OS. I'm also surprised that I don't see more people bringing up the same issue which really makes me wonder.

Connecting LabVIEW to hardware sensors through myRIO

Hi,
I am an electrical engineering student in the senior year and my senior project is about monitoring and controlling the critical equipment in the industrials. the project contains sensors ( tempreture, missing phasing, vibration ) to control motors and transformers and i will biuld those sensors with my team. i want to design a control panel for those sensor in the LabVIEW and i should use myRIO as microcontroller to communicate between the sensors and the LabVIEW for recieving the signals from the sensors and send it to the LabVIEW to be shown in the control panel and then to have an action to cut the power for example.
my question is,
how to use myRIO and connect it to the LabVIEW and the sensors? what should i do? what should i have? for time being i don't have any information about this.. please provide me with all information that i may need.
can you help me brothers & sistors ..
Engineer34

Hi Engineer,
the project contains sensors ( tempreture, missing phasing, vibration ) to control motors and transformers
Sounds like some power is needed to be controlled here. Don't forget safety measures…
How to connect the hardware sensors to myRIO board?
That depends on those sensors. You need to provide more information…
that is too much
It's your final year before becoming an engineer and you claim "too much information I need to read/watch"? What kind of engineer to you plan to be?
all totrials there talking about the realtion between myRIO and LabVIEW
Because that's the main part of the work: reading values from your hardware, analyzing it and calculation output signals to fulfill your control task…
And also because LabVIEW is the IDE to create any programs running on those myRIOs…
Best regards,
GerdW
CLAD, using 2009SP1 + LV2011SP1 + LV2014SP1 on WinXP+Win7+cRIO
Kudos are welcome

How to identify the CAN hardware connected to the PC

Hi
Is there any way to identify the CAN devices to the PC via USB port, I am able to see the connected CAN hardware name in the device manager list. Same I would like to read using LabVIEW.
Regars
Visuman
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Use the vi in the zip file.
And the "Devcon.exe" will show you the device list.
With this list you may sort out the devices bei searching the string.
Attachments:
Device Managing Folder.zip ‏24 KB

Adobe Audition Help | Connecting to audio hardware

This question was posted in response to the following article: http://helpx.adobe.com/audition/using/connecting-audio-hardware.html

A couple of things to check:
From the main menu select Edit > Preferences > Audio Hardware
Check the sample rate - usually 44.1k or 48k
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Next check the Audio Channel Mapping - make sure audio is being directed to the appropriate outputs
Then if in mulitrack view check the Output of the Master channel that it is going to the appropriate outputs
Then make sure you have armed the track to record and that the input source is pointing to whatever mic channel you have plugged in

Ethernet port not connected - airport working - not able to get online

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Yikes, sounds like big problems!
Have you blown the dust out lately?

Blue screen occurs when I connect USB hybrid TV tuner

Hi, I brought a USB Hybrid TV tuner PX1256E and I can't make it run. I have Windows Media Center and when I install the software and connect the hardware to the USB port a blue screen (windows crash) appear and my computer restart.
Please, May anyone help me?
Thanks, and sorry for bad English. ;)

I am not 100% sure but I believe there can be some conflict between installed software and Windows Media Center. I have Toshiba USB DVB-T TV tuner and it works well on my WXP Professional preinstalled notebook.
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