Control Systems Developer (High Point, NC)

Computerway Food Systems, located in High Point, NC, is looking for a Controls Developer to join it's team.
CFS provides Inventory Management and Control Systems to the food industry.
General Overview:
The successful applicant will assist the Controls Systems Manager in designing, maintaining and supporting new and existing systems. Daily responsibilities include coding, testing, documenting, training, and development support of these systems. Applicants should possess a good understanding of electrical engineering principles, coding practices, operating systems, and networking.
This individual must be a team player and be able to communicate well with others.
Helpful skills / knowledge :
Electrical engineering / Control systems
LabVIEW Programming language
Familiarity with .Net framework / architecture
General understanding of Databases
CFS offers Competitive wages, paid vacation and holidays as well as medical, dental, profit sharing and 401K plan.
If interested in learning more, visit our website at www.mycfs.com to apply email resume to [email protected]

Applicant must be a legal US resident.

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High-Level LabView Control System Engineer Job Opening - Seattle

High-Level LabView Control System Engineer Job Opening - Seattle
Seattle Safety is looking for a qualified individual to fill an opening for Senior Software Controls Engineer. Seattle Safety designs, manufactures, and installs advanced crash test sled systems that are used in automotive and aeronautical industries. The duties of the Controls Engineer include:
Maintain existing control software code base, written in LabVIEW (including the Real-Time Module).
Improve existing software based on requirements and requests from customers and colleagues.
Troubleshoot and repair any functional software bugs that may arise.
Continuously investigate opportunities for system improvement through new or alternative hardware or software approaches.
Support installations of crash test equipment at on-site locations worldwide.
Provide technical support for team members locally and abroad in subject matters concerning performance, installation, and maintenance of software and data acquisition hardware.
Maintain professional relationships with suppliers and vendors in order to keep up with industry developments.
Furthermore, the ideal candidate would possess the following skills:
Intermediate-to-advanced knowledge of LabVIEW.
Ability to analyze empirical data against theoretical predictions to enhance and improve mathematical model of system.
Familiarity with data acquisition concepts and hardware.
Ability to troubleshoot electrical and electronic systems at the module and equipment level.
Discipline and organization with respect to software maintenance and version management. Experience with source configuration management tools a plus (CVS, ClearCase, Perforce, etc.)
Experience with sophisticated high-speed feedback control systems
General skills in areas such as frequency domain analysis, systems analysis, digital filtering, and both linear and non-linear signal processing.
BSEE, BSME or BS Physics may be a good fit, but not limited to these areas.
Ability to work both alone and with colleagues to solve problems and to weigh the merits of differing approaches.
Pay is commensurate with skills and qualifications of the applicant.
Contact:
Seattle Safety
Tom Wittmann
(253)395-4321
1222 6th Av N
Kent, WA 98032
[email protected]
Attachments:
ServoSled Brochure.pdf ‏1215 KB

Dear Sir / Madam,
I am an experienced engineering professional skilled in Post Silicon Validation by Automating using LabVIEW, Power Measurements, Jitter Measurement & Analysis, Audio Characterizations, Silicon Validation Test Cases, Multi-Channel Data acquisition and Triggering using NI DAQ Cards, Control Systems, Serial Communications using VISA and Serial I/O Interface, Code Native Interfaces, Call Library functions to interface with third party and custom dlls, ATMEL and PIC Micro Controller programming, Temperature Controllers like Honeywell, ESPEC-641, TestEquity 115, Hand held terminal programming to drive servo motors, C/C++/VB Programming for developing embedded applications.
Good experience on Windows API, protocol implementations, ARM11 & ARM7TDMI on-chip programming using Register Map and Pinout Specs using C/C++ Metrowerks Code Warrior and MULTI-ICE for ARM Debugger.
Looking for L1/H1 Job
Thank you for your time and consideration.
Please find an attachment of my resume in MS-Word format.
Sincerely yours,
K.Sowjanya. B.Tech
Message Edited by Support on 04-04-2008 08:39 AM

First order control system for proportional valves

I am working on a proportional valve control program. We have four gas lines and it is desired to send four different gases through a combustion chamber sequentially. The close time for each valve is determined by the pressure measurement inside the combustion chamber. For instance, firstly, we let the nitrogen gas flows to the chamber, and the pressure inside the of it reaches 5 bars, we closed the nitrogen valve, and open the argon gas valve, and hold it opened until the pressure is reached at 15 bars inside the chamber and so on.
I was thinking on utilizing PID for control of these valves, however, one author from my institute said that you can not do this with a PID program, you can do that with a first order control system. Because in the system, it is not allowable to gases exceed their set points (set pressure values). PID controls the system with osilations around set point and after it provides the set value, but in this case, we are not allowed to exceed the set point (we may reach the set point slowly and asymptotically, but never exceed it).
I have not background on controlling hence I need your help. Could I do that with Labview? Is there a first order system control module in Control & Simulation Toolkit? And also where can I find examples, tutorials, etc. -if there are- about first order system controlling? Thanks in advance.
Egemen

what you are trying to do can be done with PID, but you would need to tune it to avoid overshot. But, most importantly, the use of the closed-loop PID will guarantee that your system will follow the setpoint, which can be a ramp going from the 0 to 100 % of the valve. The ramp on setpoint is a typical control technique to avoid overshoot of the system.
Now, if you look in the PID palette under Control and Simulation, you will see the function called "Lead-Lag". This function is a 'first order' system and you can define a pole and a zero for your system. If your objective is just make the change smooth, you can make the Lead-Lag to work as a "Lag" (make the lead zero) and apply to your system. here is an example:
C:\Program Files (x86)\National Instruments\LabVIEW 2014\examples\control\PID\Simulation - Lead-Lag.vi
If you need something more complicated than Lead-Lag, than I would you advice to use the LabVIEW Control Design and Simulation Module. There you can really develop more advanced controllers, like higher order filters or Model Predictive Control. But this also requires you to have a better knowledge of control theory...
Barp - Control and Simulation Group - LabVIEW R&D - National Instruments

Is there an jdev ARCS (appl. revision control system) extension available ?

Is there an ARCS ( application revision control system ) extension available for Jdeveloper ?
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source control tasks without leaving JDeveloper. For additional information about enabling and using this tool,
see the E-Business Suite Application Development Services ARCS Extension for JDeveloper web page."
Can someone point me where to look for this page ? ( I am in Oracle Intranet, so it is accessible for me even if it is an internal page )
Thanks

Hi,
source code control is through Subversion (recommended). For more read up about Team Productivity Center - http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/tpc/overview/index.html
Frank
Edited by: Frank Nimphius on Aug 18, 2011 11:23 AM

LabView Control System Engineer Job Opening - Seattle

LabView Control System Engineer Job Opening - Seattle
Seattle Safety is looking for a qualified individual to fill an
opening for Software Controls Engineer. Seattle Safety designs,
manufactures, and installs advanced crash test sled systems that are
used in automotive and aeronautical industries. The duties of the
Controls Engineer include:
Maintain existing control software code base, written in LabVIEW (including the Real-Time Module).
Improve existing software based on requirements and requests from customers and colleagues.
Troubleshoot and repair any functional software bugs that may arise.
Continuously investigate opportunities for system improvement through new or alternative hardware or software approaches.
Support installations of crash test equipment at on-site locations worldwide.
Provide technical support for team members locally and abroad
in subject matters concerning performance, installation, and
maintenance of software and data acquisition hardware.
Maintain professional relationships with suppliers and vendors in order to keep up with industry developments.
Furthermore, the ideal candidate would possess the following skills:
Beginner-to-intermediate knowledge of LabVIEW.
Passing understanding of binary logic.
Familiarity with at least one low-level programming language (Assembly, C, COBOL, etc)
Ability to analyze empirical data against theoretical predictions to enhance and improve mathematical model of system.
Familiarity with data acquisition concepts and hardware.
Ability to troubleshoot electrical and electronic systems at the module and equipment level.
Discipline and organization with respect to software
maintenance and version management. Experience with source
configuration management tools a plus (CVS, ClearCase, Perforce, etc.)
Experience with sophisticated high-speed feedback control systems
General skills in areas such as frequency domain analysis,
systems analysis, digital filtering, and both linear and non-linear
signal processing.
BSCS, BSEE, or BSCmpE are preferred but not required depending on experience.
Ability to work both alone and with colleagues to solve problems and to weigh the merits of differing approaches.
Pay is commensurate with skills and qualifications of the applicant.
Contact:
Seattle Safety
John Covey
(253)395-4321
822 3rd Ave S
Kent, WA 98032
[email protected]

Dear Sir / Madam,
I am an experienced engineering professional skilled in Post Silicon Validation by Automating using LabVIEW, Power Measurements, Jitter Measurement & Analysis, Audio Characterizations, Silicon Validation Test Cases, Multi-Channel Data acquisition and Triggering using NI DAQ Cards, Control Systems, Serial Communications using VISA and Serial I/O Interface, Code Native Interfaces, Call Library functions to interface with third party and custom dlls, ATMEL and PIC Micro Controller programming, Temperature Controllers like Honeywell, ESPEC-641, TestEquity 115, Hand held terminal programming to drive servo motors, C/C++/VB Programming for developing embedded applications.
Good experience on Windows API, protocol implementations, ARM11 & ARM7TDMI on-chip programming using Register Map and Pinout Specs using C/C++ Metrowerks Code Warrior and MULTI-ICE for ARM Debugger.
Looking for L1/H1 Job
Thank you for your time and consideration.
Please find an attachment of my resume in MS-Word format.
Sincerely yours,
K.Sowjanya. B.Tech
Message Edited by Support on 04-04-2008 08:39 AM

CLD, +MATLAB/SIMULINK/C/C++/VB/ETC, Control systems and robotics, M.Sc., happy to gain worldwide experience, located in Canada

Hi,
My name is Morteza Heydari Araghi. I am a Mechatronics Engineer (studied Electrical Engineering during BS and MS, but also worked on Mechanical and Mechatronics projects), and am currently looking for a job that matches my skills. I am willing, and actually happier to relocate, and gain worldwide experience. I would prefer Canada, the US and europe, however I would need a work permit if anywhere outside Canada. I am a self-motivated and focused engineer who sets his goals and works very well in a team to achieve them. Some highlights of my qualifications include:
Studied Control Systems and robotics for 8 years.
Certified LabVIEW Developer. Used LabVIEW for about 6 years.
Worked with NI vision builder for machine vision applications.
Designed several machine vision systems for industrial purposes
Worked with real-time and/or embedded systems for more than 5 years.
Worked with some professional programming software packages, including C/C++ language, VB, MATLAB, NI LabView, SolidWorks, etc.
Worked with actuation and measuring systems in the sense of design, automation, instrumentation, and robotic applications.
Finding innovative solutions for highly competitive studies. Sharp in understanding new concepts.
Should you like to discuss further, please contact me at mheydari at alumni.uwo.ca
Best wishes,
Morteza

Respected sir/madam,
i am surendra babu.now i am looking for a job
and i have one year experience in LABVIEW.
Herewith i have attach my resume.Please take a look.
if u find any openings on LABVIEW please forward my resume.
Thanks & Regards,
Surendra babu Pidikiti
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I'm having my ~ under version control now for a while (I am using git - the decision to do so was mainly motivated by my desire to learn git). However, I don't track every file in my ~. Just the configuration files (.bashrc, .bash_logout, .zshrc, .awesomerc, vim ... etc. etc.) and some docs (though I keep them in a different private repository). I'd recommend that if you plan to put your ~ under a VCS that you should think about what you plan to track and what not first. It certainly means some additional work, because you have to remember to commit changes back into your repository every time you change a tracked file. Of course you can perform a commit on every logout, but if you want to revert/restore a single file, it's better to track changes in files individually. As I see it, the main idea of keeping your ~ in a VCS system is to have a backup from where you can restore a single file to every point in time you want, or to revert uncommited changes which broke sth. in an instant. So, IMHO it doesn't make that much sense to have the repository on your laptop only, but also to have a remote repository (in case your HD dies). For me, it's also a nice way to keep my home directory in sync over multiple machines.
As for the decision on which particular VCS to use. I first tried to do that a year ago using svn, and it didn't work out that well - for some reason I don't like svn - but that doesn't mean that svn is bad - it could be right for you . Darcs is an easy to learn VCS but it lacks some features like branches and the like (which you may not need in this szenario anyway). I don't know much about Bazaar or Mercurial, because I've never used them, however from what I've read, these two are very popular choices nowadays (maybe someone with some experience with those can shed some more light ). Also, you have to chose the VCS according to what you like to track, because they differ in performance and the extra storage they need to keep track of the changes (I read a good article which compared all named VCSs regarding repository/metadata size in differrent szenarios, small files only, big files only etc. etc. - but unfortunately I can't find it atm).

Cisco Network Control System software

As far as I know, the NCS is an appliance. But today some people told me that he has a copy of Cisco's Network Control System software. I am confused. If what he said is true, can I install the software on the Windows platforms like Win2003 or Win2008?
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Robert

Hi Robert,
Here we go
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Minimum Server Requirements for Deploying Virtual Appliances
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Cisco Prime NCS Standard Virtual Appliance:
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• Minimum Hard disk space allocation: 300GB
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• 3000 lightweight access points; 1000 standalone access points; 240 wireless LAN controllers and 1000 switches
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• Cisco Prime NCS is not supported on the Cisco WLSE hardware
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/wireless/ps5755/ps11682/ps11686/ps11688/data_sheet_c78-650051.html
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Create a NI based PID control system? Advice?

I need to make a new PID control system using labview. I have a magnetically levitated shaft, spinning at 80,000 RPM and is subject to axial loads.
It is a pretty simple. One axial input, one output to an amplifier.
I need it to be fast, dynamic and stable.
Does labview have these capabilities? I suppose I would need to scan the one input channel continiously, and be continuously writing a PID derived control signal which would need to be smooth, obviously not notchy.
What hardware has the capabilities to read and write continuously and have the speed i require. I suppose 20khz input would be fast enough.
I have a current sytem that died on me (motherboard failure) but the computer which is a 486!, the card, the software are all SUPER old, and no one knows how to use it anymore. The DSP card company has been purchased several times and is totally unsupported.
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What hardware do you recommend?
What software? LV + PID toolkit?
Anything else?

FPGA is a reconfigurable logic, I can describe it as a kind of "programmable hardware", in the sense that the actual chip is defined in a high level description language, which define connections between logical block of the FPGA. Of course, you can find better definitions on wikipedia, i guess....
Anyway, you don't need to care about how does it works: it matters that these devices are used in real-time, reliable acquisition.
Real-Time is expensive, but consider that you can get discounts buying NI Developer suite, possibly buy one that includes Real-Time and PID module, check your country's sales representative. In my company, we bought NI Developer suite "Control Edition", but it was about 2 years ago, nowadays, I don't know what similar product is offered by NI...
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We'd like to use the repository as source control for our developer files.
We planned to use the following structure in the repository:
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We uploaded the files in the repository.
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The following thing I'de like to do is a checkout of the file ... ok ...i'm going to file - administration - checkout - the message occurs: no versionable object exists ! ... ? :-(.
So I go to file - administration - source control options .. i'd like to say forms that it has to look for the file in a subfolder of the application system .. ok.
After changing this i try again - the same message.
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Are Subfolders not supported by the source control for developer ?
Does anybody have the same effects ?
Background informations ?
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Brian<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Hello Brian
Sorry, for the delay. I worked for some day for another customer.
Yes, i did.
I'm working like this:
- upload file with check in Folder which is under an application Folder (app - fmb )
- then i check out the fmb in the repository
- doubleclick in repository, which opens the form in form builder
- change the file
- File - Administration - check-in - connect to repository - choosing the workarea - and defining the folder (app - fmb ).
- The file will be check-in, but directly under the folder app.
Thanks in advance
Mario
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A JAVA PROGRAM TO CONTROL SYSTEM EVENTS OF WIDOWS XP

Hello everyone.
The question is: can I develop a java program that can control system events of a windows environment? For example a program to shut down the computer, log off or open and close windows applications?
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please help me. Your help is appreciated in advance.
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Please visit, http://java.sun.com/docs/books/jni/ for JNI structure. To program using JNI, read the book given in the link. It is very useful for beginners.

A JAVA PROGRAM TO CONTROL SYSTEM EVENTS OF WIDOWS environment

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please help me. Your help is appreciated in advance.
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Control Systems Engineer

Control Systems Engineer
Seattle Safety – Kent, WA 98032
Seattle Safety is looking for a qualified individual to fill an opening for Control Systems Engineer. Seattle Safety designs, manufactures, and installs advanced crash test sled systems that are used in automotive and aeronautical industries. The duties of the Control Systems Engineer include:
• Experience designing, testing, and optimizing industrial automation and control systems utilizing modern and classic control methodologies such as PID. Experience with neural networks.
• Strong background in mathematics, physics, and signal analysis.
• Electrical / Electronic design experience including automation.
• Design, troubleshoot, and test software written in LabVIEW 8.6 & 2012 and C.
• Help customers diagnosing electrical, software, and mechanical problems with their systems. This will sometimes involve working odd hours for customers on the other side of the planet.
• Support installations of crash test equipment at on-site locations worldwide.
• Provide round the clock technical support for team members locally and abroad in subject matters concerning performance, installation, and maintenance of software and data acquisition hardware.
• Prepare and maintain software flowcharts, layouts, and diagrams as needed to demonstrate solutions to outside staff.
• Work with current team members to restructure existing crash test software.
• Supports all aspects of software application design, development, testing, deployment, and support.
• Perform software testing at a unit and integration level to ensure expected behavior.
• Comment code clearly and consistently throughout the development process.
• Maintain professional relationships with suppliers and vendors in order to keep up with industry developments.
• Candidates must be located in the US, the northwest would be ideal.
Furthermore, the ideal candidate would possess the following skills:
• Advanced or expert knowledge of LabVIEW.
• Advanced or expert knowledge of C.
• Expert knowledge of industrial controls.
• Familiarity with a minimum one low-level programming language (C#, VB, Ladder, etc)
• Familiarity with data acquisition concepts and hardware.
• Discipline and organization with respect to software maintenance and version management. Experience with source configuration management tools a plus (CVS, ClearCase, Perforce, etc.)
• Experience with sophisticated feedback control systems.
• BSEE, BS Physics, and BSME are preferred but not required depending on experience.
• Ability to work both alone and with colleagues to solve problems and to weigh the merits of differing approaches.
Pay is commensurate with skills and qualifications of the applicant.

Dear Sir/Mam,
I’m particularly interested in the position of Control System Engineer, which relates strongly to my more than six years of experience in designing various applications for testing and automation. I am Certified LabVIEW Associate Developer & prepared for CLD also. Currently I am leading a team for the project for Machine Automation and remote diagnostics, and I believe I meet all the essential criteria of the position. My work at my current organization has been rewarding and productive. However, I wish to expand my career further, into the application designing and development role. The position also has a definite correlation with my practical knowledge and experience. You’ll see from my CV that I have been deeply involved in designing and development of various applications based on Programming techniques, hardware and network designing. I feel that I am well qualified to make an effective and useful contribution to design good application which will be market acceptable.
I’m enthusiastic about the chance to participate in a meaningful role with an industry leader in the field.
Thank you for your consideration of my application. Please contact me should you require any further information,
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Mohit Monga
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Recent graduated Control-Systems (embedded) enginneer, with experience in France/lebanon/Switzerland Looking for a Job With Labview

I am currently recently graduated from the University of Technology in Belfort-Montbeliard (France).
Master’s grade of “Electrical and control systems engineering”.
I am currently looking for a job in automation, control systems and electronic domain (I prefere LabView Developpement)
Salim DARWICHE
1 rue antonin artaud
31320 castanet tolosan
Tel: 0033.6.85485107
Email : [email protected]
Nationalities :
- French
- Lebanese
Date and place of birth:
April 18, 1986
Toulouse,
France
Education
2009
Master in Electrical and Control Systems Engineering
Option Embedded
systems
University of technology of Belfort-Montbliard france
2006 University
Diploma in Industrial and Maintenance Engineering
DUT Degree Equivalent to 3 years of
technical studies
Institute of technology of Saida
Lebanon
Experience
February
July 2009 Galley-Technologies (Neuchatel-Switzerland)
Mission:
Development of
Labview Modules for Pharmaceutics and Robotics
industries
Realization(s):
Communication and data-Analyse Software using
TCP/IP:
- Development of a software (Labview Programming) that would permit data
transfer between many pharmaceutical ovens, in order to analyse all production cycle, and test
the conformity of the final products.
5 Axis robot simulation software:
Concept and development of simulation tool for a robot working cycle
September 2007
February 2008 Valeo VSS (Paris France)
Mission:
Qualification and management of
automobile electronic components
Qualification of specific electronic components
Making sure that all electronics components will be qualified on time before the
Start-of-Project
- Discussion between me, Valeo supplier and Valeo Project Manager in order
to grant Valeo quality standard Specifications or to approve supplier deviations.
Management of electronic qualification documents on Valeo ePLM system.
- Participating to
daily quality reviews meetings and brainstorming in order to apply a PDCA (plan Do Check
Act)
Management of Valeo DSA products under IMDS Base
- Management and
declaration of Valeo Division Systems Access products under IMDS base (international Material
data systems)
- Creating MDS sheets then sending them to Automobile
Constructors.
February June 2006 United-Group Machinery
(Beirut-Lebanon)
Mission:
Renovating a bag-filling
machine
Realization(s):
Mechanical system
- Drawing all parts of
the machine (3D), assembly and motion using Autodesk Inventor.
- Unmount, replacing bad
parts then assembly of the machine.
- Integrating of a weigher machine to the top of the
bag-filling machine.
Control system
-Removing old control system and
integrating a PLC and a control panel
-Programming the PLC (Delta type) with Ladder
diagram.
Knowledge
Languages
French
and Arabic: Native languages.
English: fluent, TOEIC 890/990 Test of English for
International Communication.
Spanish: Intermediate.
Automation
- Labview,
Matlab Simulink
-Programming DSP Controller TMS320LF2407.
-Programming in languages:
assembler, C.
- PLC Programming (Crouzet, Delta, tlmcanique, Moller) -Ladder, List,
Grafcet-
-Controlled systems: Continuous aspect
Electronics
-Programming in
VHDL.
-Programming of PIC 16F87X.
-Simulation (Simplorer, Circuit maker, Electronic
Workbench, Proteus, Kicad).
Electrical
- Machines D.C. current, synchronous,
asynchronous, electrical supply networks.
Various
- CAD: AutoCAD, Autodesk
Inventor, Mastercam, Programming of machines with numerical control CNC (languages Num, Fanuc,
Fagor).
-CAM: Ms-Project (Gantt, Pert, Kanban)
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Non-Apple Keyboard: any way to control system audio volume?

I have a non-Apple Keyboard on my new Mini Lion 7.2.1
Is there any way to control system audio volume via the keyboard ?

Well. I can do this. But just because, on my Apple keyboard, there are the keys that do the job. There's a key to mute, and the keys to adjust low and high the sound. But keyboard shortcuts, I don't think exist. The aren't in keyboard shortcut in Keyboard panel, within System Preferences. The bottom line is that isn't a menu item in Finder for lower sound and higher sound. The only option would be an AppleScript that you save as an applet within Scripts menu (activated in Finder via Script Editor) and you invoke with a shortcut... Well, you can do it, if you open the script Set Output Volume in UI Elements Script folder within Scripts folder. Try it out!

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