How can to connect 3 displays with resolution 2560x1600 to MAC Pro?

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How can i connect labview with ge fanuc versamax plc via VISA

I, ve a ge fanuc versamax plc. I am building a data logger in labview. There are two current trasmitters. I dont have any other data acquisition devices other than PLC. How can i access data acquired by PLC and how can i connect it with labview using VISA?

KPAC wrote:
I've a ge fanuc versamax plc. I am building a data logger in labview. There are two current trasmitters. I dont have any other data acquisition devices other than PLC. How can i access data acquired by PLC and how can i connect it with labview using VISA?
There may be variations between models, but I believe all VersaMax support Modbus and GE's own SNP/SNPX serial communication protocols.
For Modbus communication protocol:
The link here is a good outline of the different options available. If you really want to limit yourself to the option of using VISA, then it's Items 1. and 2. in Khalid's list that are applicable. You might have to modify some of the free LabVIEW Modbus VIs to suit you needs, but they are useful as examples if you have little experience programming a serial driver.
For SNP/SNPX:
Your options are similar to those for Modbus, except that I'm not aware of any existing free set of LabVIEW VI's for it. With a web search you might find something (I almost programmed one 10 years ago). The SNP/SNPX protocol is/was well documented in a GE FANUC manual which you could get from them (in 1993 it was GFK-052B "Series 90 PLC Serial Communications User's Manual") so you still can write your own set of VIs.
If you don't really need to limit yourself to using VISA, there are ActiveX and OPC drivers available which use SNP/SNPX that you can find with a web search. And you can see here that NI's Industrial Automation OPC Server's do include an object for GE Fanuc Versamax via Ethernet. This would not be the cheapest in terms of capital cost though.
Good luck.
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i want to boot my new mini mac in OX 10.6.8 how can i do it with the last mini mac 2,3 Gh i7 ?

Stef207 wrote:
i want to boot my new mini mac in OX 10.6.8 how can i do it with the last mini mac 2,3 Gh i7 ?
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While that model came with Lion and could not be downgraded to Snow Leopard out of the box, look for the work done by newfoundglory https://discussions.apple.com/people/newfoundglory in this thread on how to accomplish an install of Snow Leopard that will allow that model of Mac Mini to boot into Snow Leopard, if it is that important to you:
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Which video card? 5x70? If you read about the various scenarios thern for 5x70's you need two active adapters for thee monitors (TV considered a monitor). And you should have seen references to these apple docs:
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Hi,
Preferebly PI should have it's own SLD. And SOLMAN could use PI's SLD.
Please check Installation guide and SLD Administration Guide from Service Market place before finalizing SLD architecture in your System landscape.
I guess SOLMAN will have only one Instance in system landscape. (Not three system landscape like Dev, Qa, Prod).
If you want to go ahead with your current SLD plan, then Change your SLD hostname in Exchange Profile of PI, to SOLMAN Host name.
Regards
Praveen K
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helplessdude wrote:
Hey
I'm using an iPhone 4 and want to sync my Calendar with iCal on my Mac (Snow Leopard) ? Is there any opportunity or it just possible for Lion?
Please help me
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Spent a long time on phone with Apple tech support on this. Here's what users all need to know: it's likely the car manufacturer who needs to upgrade the vehicle software. Pairing problems can happen whenever a phone is upgraded. Now to find a dealer that's open after work!

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I am the lucky owner of a 32" Philips HD CRT TV. As far as I know my model is the only HD CRT TV produced by Philips (along with a 28" model).
My TV has great colors and the deepest black. I want to use it as my main screen with my Mac Pro.
The Mac Pro recognizes its resolution immediately. The only problem is that I need to callibrate the screen size because the OS screen is outside the TV's visible boundaries.
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A.C. Paschalis wrote:
The Mac Pro recognizes its resolution immediately. The only problem is that I need to callibrate the screen size because the OS screen is outside the TV's visible boundaries.
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Hi everyone,
I'm trying to work out how to use my new SSD in an old 2006 MacPro. Bear with me, I'm not an expert and trying to work out what is best for me.
I recently bought a 1TB Samsung SSD 840EVO to use in my old Mac Pro, not to use as my main machine, but as a network slave to save RAM with sound sample libraries.
I also got an Apricorn SATA III Velocity Solo x2 - Extreme Performance SSD Upgrade Kit to get high speeds
http://www.apricorn.com/products/desktop-ssd-hdd-upgrade-kits/vel-solox2.html?gc lid=CLOi46bvqMICFVGCMgodPG8AdA
After installing the HD using the SATAIII connector in a PCIe slot, I did a hard drive test and realised I could only get about 160mbps, not 300-500mpbs which I think the SSD should run at. I had my friend test it on his machine too, and we realised the problem is the "Link Width" which says "x1" and not "x4" or something, so that the speed isn't running at full speed.
So apparently it's not compatable.
Apparently what I CAN do is install it in a regular Hard Drive bay with a sled, which will be SATA II ... will that work?
I think I can use this: http://www.amazon.com/Mac-Pro-2006-2008-Sled-Drives/dp/B00AN55034
Anyway - is this what I should be doing to get the fastest available connection?
Any advice would be great- thanks!!!

SATA II is generally just fine, no fuss no muss, for the system. Using PCIe to boot adds problems and most if not all such PCIe SSD cards do NOT WORK in 32-bit Mac Pro 1,1 and 2,1 (and the 3,1 is also sometimes difficult with some cards).
Data uses though are useful, work, and benefit. Lightroom, Aperture, scratch, even iPhoto - all those graphic libraries.
I would rewrite and make it "will the native SATA II drive bays" work, and the answer to that is YES. But not faster.
You have a 4x and 8x slot, so one of those is fine.
It is the reads and zero latency seeks along with queue depth and high 90K IOs per sec that help an SSD shine.
Putting a 250GB or 500GB EVO 840 is the easiest and best return on system improvement you can make for $120-240 (plus $14 for Icy Dock adapter).
Even the 2008 has two 4x PCIe 1.1 slots. The 2009 has PCIe 4x 2.1 slots that share bandwidth and cap out (only learned from stripping SSDs using two PCIe cards and 2-4 SSDs), so they aren't perfect either! ONLY the 5,1 really has the best PCIe design and setup.
Sonnet only supports or recommends their Tempo Pro which is what I bought, so I don't know off hand how well yours works and if it even will. Some cards do require EFI 64-bit, AND 10.8.x or later, and maybe even PCIe 2.0 - but only to work, ie they don't work or not supported in PCIe 1.0... but NOT about the bandwidth.
Booting in 10 seconds is nice. Launching a full dozen apps in 10 seconds (and ready to use) also. Only larger program suites takes 20 seconds now.
250MB/sec is nothing to sneeze at when it comes to boot drive SSD.

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