Satellite M100-165 - LCD panel reaction time

Hi.
Does anybody know where i can find information about the time reaction of my LCD panel in my M100-165?
Does anybody know what is the LCD time reaction of m100-165 ( or m100 series )?
Thx for answers :)

Hi
The M100 series was delivered with an 14.1 WXGA 200 display type LTN141W1-L03-0.
In my knowledge this display should support a response speed of 25ms.

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Satellite M100-165 cannot shutdown - turns itself on after a few seconds

Hello!
I have the same or very similar problem to those described in threads:
Link: [http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=15325]
Link: [http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?messageID=109125]
When I try to turn off my Satellite M100-165 ("Turn Off" in Windows or even by pressing the power button while I'm in BIOS) it turns on after a few seconds. It doesn't turn on when it works on batteries. It also doesn't turn on when I press the power button for 4 seconds.
I tried to recover system with recovery CD (Windows XP Home). I also tried it with Windows Vista. Still the same.
Actually I have BIOS version 2.90 (upgraded from version 1.90 as far as i can remember) but with earlier version the problem also existed.
I think that when I had BIOS version prior to 1.90 this problem didn't existed (but I can't remember number of that version).
Thank's for all suggestions.

Hello
It is very unusual issue and, for me, there is no some simply explanation. It will be interesting to know what Toshiba experts say about this. Make a call and let us know what they say.
The strange is that the same happen with two different operating systems. I cannot say for sure why this happen but your notebook is somehow confused and obviously change shutdown with restart. If this is result of BIOS update service people should know about this.

Satellite M100-165: message Network Cable Unplugged appears

My NEW notebook TOSHIBA M100-165 /model PSMA1E/ with network adapter Intel 10/100 VM Network Adapter have big problem when connected to my office network!!!
So many collisions I can see on my 3COM HUB /model TP800/. But this HUB is perfectly working with other computers in my office /another 5 computers works perfect on this HUB!
When I tried to connect my notebook directly to switch on the floor /model of switch is CISCO Catalyst 3500 series XL/ the message "Network Cable Unplugged" appears.
Only for testing I tried another notebook TOSHIBA in our network but with network adapter Intel 10/100 VE Network Adapter. And this notebook works perfectly.
I hope You can solve my problem as soon as You can!
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Best regards!
Ivo Vachkov

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I hope that your unit has factory settings and the LAN card is installed and listed properly in device manager. Please check as first if the card is also enabled and configured properly.
Try also to talk with network administrator in your company. He can check all settings and be sure that everything is ok.

Satellite M100-165 PSMA1E - Upgrade from XP Pro to Win7 Ultimate problem

During installation Win7 Ultimate (Eng) with current XP Pro the system shows en error (something like couldn't find a certain file) and the installation stops.
In the beginning of the installation I delete all the partitions and create new ones.
At the same time Win7 creates it's own partition with the size of 100MB.
Using the same disk I installed Win7 on Compaq Presario CQ60 with no problems. Also instead of XP Pro.
What could be a problem?
Do I need to download and use any special software from Toshiba?
Currently I just recovered XP Pro using Acronis Universal restore from an external USB drive.
I will really appreciate for your help.

Thanks a lot for your reply guys!
I've also checked all the possible knowledge bases before posting my message.
Yes, Win 7 disk is original, it's 32-bit version and, as I already mentioned, I installed it on my HP CQ60 with no problems...
It's also a pretty old laptop, but i didn't even need to install prepared drivers. Win7 did everything.
The only difference in my Toshiba now is that i've upgraged 80GB hard drive to SeaGate 320GB. Under XP Pro it works perfectly. But again, it shouldn't be a problem.
Ok. I've tried to install win7 three times already, but i will follow your advice and will set BIOS to default.
I will inform you about the results.
The case is very strange.
Thanks.

After stand-by mode screen turns green or the graphics get messy - Satellite M100-165

When i leave my laptop for more than 20 minutes on stand by mode and i try to activate it again the screen turns green or the graphics get messy.
In order to work i have to reset and turn on again. Does anybody know what can i do about this issue?
Thanks in advance.

Very strange your description.
Did you try to update the BIOS or the graphic card driver?
If not so please check the available versions on the Toshiba driver page and if these applications are newer so try to upgrade it.

Screen does not turn on after start up, but after standby on Satellite M100

Hi,
I have quite some experience with computers and laptops, but this problem exhausted all my knowledge.
My girlfriend has a Toshiba Satellite M100, PSMA1E. It runs Windows XP, currently on SP3.
The laptop always had shutdown/stand bye issues. It would go on stand bye and the screen would not come back. She usually would turn it off manually (holding the power button) and turn it on again.
Same thing happened last week, but with me. I turned it off holding the power button but when I turned it back on the screen was completely black. After a few attempts I realized that everything was working; I could hear XP booting and the usual sound files but there was no way I could get the screen working.
The strangest thing is that the CMOS/BIOS screen, the first one with the Toshiba logo, also does not show up. If it was a OS problem I thought I would be able to access the BIOS at least, but that doesn't work. Fn+F5 also doesn't work.
Then something even stranger happened. I was turning it on and off with keyboard shortcuts and I realized that if I put it on stand bye using shortcuts and then turn it back on the screen turns on perfectly fine (there is some resolution adjustment cause icons are out of place, but it works perfectly well).
From that on I tried everything I know. BIOS update, all Windows XP updates, all Toshiba QuickFix, cleaning the registry with different tools, uninstalling and reinstalling the video driver (ATI Radeon X1400), HotKeys utility, Power Saver Utility, Toshiba Hardware Tools, looking at start up programs, services, everything I could possibly think off.
What really puzzles me is that the Toshiba start up screen won't show up. I can't access the BIOS, but I tried restoring BIOS standard values through Toshiba Hardware Tools. It didn't work. I don't even know if reinstalling XP will work because every time I turn it on it's all black and I need to do the stand bye/turn back on trick.
When I plugged it on a external monitor I could see the whole start up process (BIOS initial screen and Windows). I then tried to access the display configuration of the video driver but it would only show the external monitor. It would only detect the laptop screen after a stand bye/turn back on, and then it worked perfectly well: two simultaneous screens, extended screen, everything. Ah, changing the BIOS from Auto-Select to LCD+external monitor also does not work.
I'm really puzzled here and I can't figure this one out. I really don't think it's a hardware issue, because the screen works 100% after the stand bye. I guess XP is making something during shut down that completely 'shuts down' my screen, even after boot, and then I can only turn it on with the stand bye thing.
Any help would be really appreciated!
Best,

Hi mate,
that whole story sounds really weirdo since after reading all this and knowing that youve tried almost everything doesnt makes it better.. :/
Usually I would say: update your BIOS, but you already updated everything. This problem could be BIOS related since the initialization of the hardware after a standby is controlled by the chipset trough the BIOS.
I guess it could also be something with the background light of the LCD screen (failed initialization after waking up), you can check this by reproducing the situation with the black screen and holding some light near the screen. If you can see some schemes on the screen (something like desktop, etc..) then it could be the background lighting. In such case try to reinstall the operating system and update all installed drivers to the newest version (yes I know, sounds like more pain).
Otherwise, click [HERE|http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com/cgi-bin/ToshibaCSG/generic_content.jsp?service=EU&ID=ASP_SUPPORT], find the nearest authorized service partner in your country, contact them and ask them for a hardwarecheckup. Maybe its really a hardware related issue..
Greets and good luck

Satellite M100-126 - Win 7 32bit indicates "only" 3GB of usable memory

Hi,
Here's the situation:
I have a Toshiba satellite M100-126 (PSMA1E - 0PV021FR) running Windows 7 32bit.
It originally had 2gigs of Ram, but after my brother's laptop broke down (motherboard failure) I took his 2x2gig ram and installed them in my laptop.
At first, the BIOS only detected 3gig, so I flashed the bios using the one recommended by Toshiba Download center, i.e. v 3.0 , direct link http://support.toshiba-tro.de/tools/eula/calleula.asp?ID=66238 (if it works). There is also a version 5.6, only for Windows Vista, but I did not use that one.
So now, the bios detects 4gigs, and so does Windows, but windows indicates "only" 3gigs of usable memory.
In Windows resource allocation, 1gig is "hardware reserved", so it's 3gig usable memory. If I replace one of the 2gig modules by a 1gig module, I get only 2mb of hardware reserved, and the 3 installed gigs of memory are usable...
Here are the questions, now:
I am aware of the memory limit for 32bit systems, and that I won't be able to use the full 4gigs anyway, but my brother got 3.5 gigs of usable memory on his 32bit system... Is it

Thanks for the answer, 3.2gigs then, must have understood the little bro wrong.. :-)
Yet, under Windows, in resource allocation, the memory used by the video card is indicated as similar whether I install 4 or 3 gigs of memory...
Oh well, not a big loss, when I find the time I'll run benchmark tests with both installs and see if there's a difference.
Any idea on whether I'd gain anything with Win 7 64bits or would it just be wasted on a 3y old system (Windows indicates it's 64bit compatible)
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Blue screen of Death on Satellite M100

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I have Satellite M100, we were having problems with the Blue screen of death occasionally, and then it seemed to get fairly consistent and the only way to ensure that the system didn't crash was to boot it in safe mode.
The sound had also stopped working. Decided to restore the system to factory settings so used the disc supplied and all went well till the system booted into windows allows you to go through the setup then blue screen again. The sound seems to have returned although it is a bit crackly.
So not sure whether this is the problem or not. Crashes Fatal system error and also driver_irql_not_less_or_equal.
Now can't boot into safe mode as windows setup hasn't finished....
Any ideas anyone?
Cheers
Simon

Hi
Yeah that;s what I am frightened of, tried several times no joy tried a normal xp pro disk as well as thought that might not have the right drivers and it might work but same there so guess it's a trip to the Toshiba hospital..... problem is guess everything is on the motherboard so by the time you have paid for a service call and motherboard you still have a 3 year old computer the figures don't add up and a new one would be the better option.....
Cheers
Simon

"Windows 7" on Satellite M100-222 - full discussion

Good day everyone! This post about "Windows 7" on "Toshiba" "Satellite" M100-222.
Maybe, this method (and like some drivers & utilities) will be successfully apply for others "Satellite" M100 models. Because some models very similar technically. For example, "Satellite" M100-221 & ect. I want to share it & discuss about. Because reliable information and practical guide about it to the Internet is virtually absent... or little information is not fully. I'm having some issues. With these issues I would like to share. Maybe, we will find correct solution together. Please, join... So...
First, update BIOS! This is necessary for "Windows 7" If your BIOS version 3.00, update it - Toshiba Satellite M100 BIOS update v5.60;
Before install "Windows 7"... I updated my BIOS (v3.00) to v5.60 - Toshiba Satellite M100 BIOS update v5.60
I did it through "Windows" XP Pro x32... Simply executable file, run it & follow steps.
Note:
Two years ago I posted question here (forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com) about my RTC. Clock in BIOS (I forget BIOS version. Original BIOS, I bought my laptop & didn't update BIOS then) was frozen. Sometimes the time indicators worked, sometimes not. Very short time. But the indicators also stood hours. Time goes in system. In BIOS frozen - 13:13:13, for example. Then I update BIOS - v3.00, hopefully that my RTC will work again. Nothing... Two yeras I worked with frozen RTC. Everyday I fixed time in BIOS manually. Seconds are frozen... Sometimes time working... But really time in BIOS was frozen. I knew that is not RTC battery problem. Physycally battery is normal. I knew this is BIOS problem. Because tests revealed it - physycally battery is normal. BIOS no error messages. Such as RTC problem... Some gave advice on the forum, and I'm not a newbie... Nothing... BIOS time was frozen...
Thinking about upgrading BIOS when faced with... "Toshiba" Value added package v1.2.40 (Win7 x32)... During install I receive error message - 0x8146045B
Tried install different versions of "Toshiba" Value added package. Same error... Guessed to update BIOS! Among the drivers & utilities in site "Toshiba" BIOS for "Windows 7" propose v3.00 for Satellite M100 (PSMA1E). But BIOS v5.60 shown only for "Windows" "Vista". Same platform, same kernel with "Windows 7" (theoretically)... Elementary logical approach! I downloaded & update BIOS - v5.60! Great! BIOS was successfully updated... Maybe, "Toshiba" Value added package will install correctly. I hope. I wait few seconds after shut down the system. I turn on my laptop & press F2 - looked BIOS... Unbelievable... First I saw - seconds in my BIOS clock runs again!!! Each of us felt a sense of joy! But after two years ... BIOS time worked again! So this is unbelievable! But don't be naive. There are certainly a scientific explanation. I mean BIOS update can help solve similar problems. But everything should be studied in detail! After BIOS update I installed "Toshiba" Value added package v1.2.40 (Win7 x32)
Then I found & download drivers & utilities. I checked it with compatibility in "Windows 7". For both platforms of "Windows 7" - x32 & x64... I'll find some utilities - "Toshiba" Touch & launch, "Toshiba" Virtual sound, DVD-RAM software, Acoustic silencer, also "ATI" Catalyst control center... These are open issue for me. But no problem, this is will easy...
Then I install "Windows 7" x64 Ultimate (I was successfully installed "Windows 7" x32 & drivers, utilities before).
Consistently install following drivers:
Intel(R) Chipset device software v9.2.0.1021 (Win7 x32 & x64);
ATI Mobility Radeon X1400 driver (Win7 x32) or for (Win7 x64) - on requirement (Download it from - http://catalog.update.microsoft.com/v7/site/Home.aspx & extract to folder using any archivators. Then update Standard VGA drivers from this folder);
Realtek High Definition Audio Codecs vR2.57 (Win7 x32 & x64);
ALPS Electric Pointing device driver v7.x5.303.117 (Win7 x32 & x64);
Intel(R) PROSetWireless drivers v13.4.0.139 (Win7 x32) or for (Win7 x64) - on requirement;
Texas Instruments Integrated flash media controller driver v2.0.0.8 (Win7 x32 & x64);
Toshiba Bluetooth stack v8.00.02 (Win7 x32) or for (Win7 x64) - on requirement;
Toshiba Registry patch for Storage config v1.0 (Win7 x32 & x64);
Toshiba Registry patch for Win7 devices & printers v1.2 (Win7 x32 & x64);
Toshiba SD utilities v1.8.1.8 (Win7 x32 & x64);
Toshiba Software modem v2.2.97 (SM2297ALD05) (Win7 x32) or Toshiba Software modem v2.2.97 (SM2297ALS05) (Win7 x64) - on requirement;
Toshiba Utility support driver v1.0.25.5C (Win7 x32 & x64);
Toshiba Value added package v1.2.40 (Win7 x32) or for (Win7 x64) - on requirement;
Toshiba Flash cards support utility v1.63.0.4C (Win7 x32 & x64);
Toshiba Assist v4.01.00 (Win7 x32 & x64);
Toshiba TEMPRO v3.3.4 (Win7 x32 & x64);
Toshiba ConfigFree v8.0.23 (Win7 x32 & x64);
Intel(R) PROSetWireless software (Win7 x32) or for (Win7 x64) - on requirement;
Toshiba Software modem region select utility v2.3.0.13 (Win 7 x32 & x64);
Toshiba Supervisor password utility v3.0.1.0 (Win7 x32 & x64);
Toshiba Hardware setup utility v1.63.0.32C (Win7 x32 & x64).
During install & updates folllow system restart!
And please, help for next:
Everything worked fine! But yesterday I run "Toshiba" Hardware setup... and receive runtime error message! I know that "Toshiba" HW must be compatibility with BIOS! Please tell, anybody know which version "Toshiba" HW compatibility with "Toshiba" "Satellite" M100-222? Or "Satellite" M100 models?
And... problems beetwen Toshiba Value added package & Toshiba Flash cards support utility! Flash cards don't run... I uninstall both & reinstall again... Same situation... Few days ago worked fine... But not now... I don't remember, maybe change configurations in Flash cards settings... Don't remember... Help solve these problems. It is very important!
For example I looked Satellite A500 notebook - Toshiba Value added package v1.2.26.64 (Win7 x64) & Toshiba Flash cards support utility v1.63.0.4C (Win x64) complect! Maybe, Toshiba Value added package v1.2.40 (Win7 x64) incompatibility with Toshiba Flash cards support utility v1.63.0.4C (Win x64)? Versions, I think...
Anybody have information about these utilities for "Windows 7" platform:
"Toshiba" Touch & launch;
"Toshiba" Virtual sound;
DVD-RAM software;
Acoustic silencer.
and "ATI" Catalyst control center... For full control "ATI" Mobility Radeon X1400 graphic adapter under "Windows 7". I can update only graphic adapter drivers. But don't know which version is compatibility with "ATI" Mobility Radeon X1400 graphic adapter under "Windows 7".
Thanks! I have very little time... Much to do! I will try to fill the drivers on file sharing or torrent. But for this I need to collect all the drivers and utilities. I must check them out. Week of rest, I set to work and share with you what I could.
Thanks again!

Dear Keany! Thanks you Im glad...
I have very little time Only this reason prevents me periodically to public any information. I wrote this post only for Toshiba Satellite M100-222. Maybe someone who need practice information about it will find & will use this practice. Because any extended information about Windows 7 on this model is very limited on Web. If youre into computer hardware you must know that theoretically requirement for each operating system! I have extensive experience in the certified computers & network technologies. But some things I prefer to share with users We learn together :-) First time my Toshiba Satellite M100-222 worked perfectly with 1 GB RAM (512 MB x 512 MB) under Windows 7 x32. Im working under Windows 7 x64 now. Also with 1 GB RAM (512 MB x 512 MB) - 533 MHz. Fine! But not great :-) Im working with multimedia converters, Microsoft Office 2010 Simply & comfortable also play FIFA 2011! You can work under Windows 7 x64 with 1 GB of RAM. But you must configure system. I dont recommend it! So good upgrade RAM to maximum capacity for my model. Ill upgrade my RAM to 4GB (2 GB x 2 GB) 667 MHz So My system rating is 3.9 now
I found the solution for some programs
I think that:
Toshiba Touch & launch theoretically old for Windows 7 also for Windows Vista. ALPS Electric Pointing device software is simply & excellent for use;
Multimedia software such as Windows Media 12, CyberLink PowerDVD 10 includes SRS WOW effects. WinAMP & Foobar have many plugins for sound enhancement. I think that Toshiba Virtual sound very scanty than these programs with integrated sound enhanced modules. Also Realtek High Definition Audio Codecs have rich sound configure tools. For undemanding users :-) But is also enough for home & office use. This problem is solved;
Toshiba Disc creator v2.1.0.4 (Win7 x32) or (x64), I use this version have DVD-RAM utility Very easy for use friendly interface Fixed;
Acoustic silencer I will find but some applications are include utilities for optical drive speed control Acoustic silences very simply & easy for use And not statistic dragon :-);
The only problem is ATI CCC Still I didnt found compatibility software version. But VGA drivers working normal. No problem The only advantage ATI CCC - this software give full control VGA (ATI Mobility Radeon X1400). ATI Stream technology and etc
Toshiba HW setup must compatibility with BIOS! I have some test results when Toshiba HW setup gives failure But I think that Ill find solution Ok, also Ill try install version for Windows Vista But we must know! Not all drivers & softwares for Windows Vista works correctly under Windows 7. Maybe they will work, but after updates will give error My own practice with some softwares
Toshiba Satellite M100-222 is excellent model Conception - all in one! And so I love my notebook! Thanks to you, Keany!
Long time I tried found I want that other user simply download & install drivers & utilities Ok and they will save time :-) We must help each other :-)
If possible, help me about ATI CCC VGA (ATI Mobility Radeon X1400) Good luck!

What's the latest Jan. 2010 spec LCD panel model #? (e.g. 9CBD, 9CA0, etc.)

Just wondering if anyone who has a 2010 assembled 13" MBP or recently warrantied MBP can confirm the latest Apple display spec model # (e.g. My MBP was built in Sept.09 and has a 9CBD panel) that is being used?
Got the dreaded light leak developing on the side and hinge edges of my MBP -- but considering that my colours/calibration are pretty much bang on for my eyes as well as the fact that I've painstakingly applied an Anti-Glare film 100% free of lint bubbles LOL -- my conundrum if the latest spec'd panels are really any better or if it's still a lottery on whether you get a good panel if replaced under warranty. The last thing I want is to go backwards in quality!
Also if you've gone through the warranty process I'm curious on whether you have any say on whether it is another 9CBD that goes in or if you can specify to them that you're only satisfied if a Jan. 2010 9CA0 (or whatever # it is) is put in?
I am planning to wait to see if Apple quietly updates the LCD panels in the MBP line at the Jan. 27 iTablet/iPhone OS4.0 event before taking it in anyways, but hopefully someone can shed some light into how Apple have been going about dealing with the light leak issues. Thanks again.

Thanks for your kind cmments matrixxzero. I agree rockykoston I will replace my keyboard eventually myself too, with all the stories here I'm terrified to hand my laptop into service, apart from not having the spare time, Idon't want it to come back scatched, damaged and/or unfixed. That doesn't augur well for Lenovo guarantees. I am fully cpable of servicing it myself but many customers aren't and shouldn't have to.
As I say the other issue is model lines. Our Chinese friends have proven they can maintain quality and innovate now but their shere manufacturing muscle means it's all too easy to have too many models and too many variants with too much crossover.
Why drop a great design like the Z710, only let down by a middling to poor Nvidia chip and introduce new 17.3" models with absolutely no maintenance covers and sealed batteries!! They should have upped the Nvidia chip (the same as the Y50) and a better WLAN card. Same with the 15.6" models - evolve the Z510 to have a case like the Z50 but the same or better components again. Similarly the Y50 should have been an evolution of the Y510 not a step down.
Lenovo has definitely gone cheap in the upper end of the consumer range, when they needn't as there are tons of cheap laptops from the brand.
Most of the reviews I came across for the Z510 described it as having very good build quality and since I changed laptops three times from the same store within my purchase period I had chance to compare closely, with at least Toshiba and Acer. I would not agree with these reviews it's OK but not great. The metal upper case fooled me a bit but it's less sturdy than a cheap i3 HP laptop it replaced. Again for around a $1000 it should be better.

Some LCD panel info

Hello all,
Like quite a few people on this forum, I recently purchased a new MB 13" aluminum and have been very disappointed in the quality of the LCD panel. In particular, I feel like the viewing angle on this display is significantly worse than my old Thinkpad X41 tablet, which is going on 4 years old. So, I went in search of some technical information, which I figured I would share...
There are three main technologies for TFT (thin-film transistor, or "active matrix") LCD panels. Twisted Nematic (TN) is the most popular type of panel because it's cheap to manufacture and has very fast response times. However, image quality on the TN panels is the worst of the three technologies. In Plane Switching (IPS, S-IPS) is the best quality panel, but is expensive to manufacture and has relatively slow response times. Vertical Alignment (VA, PVA, MVA) is a mid-range technology, somewhere between the cost of TN and quality of IPS.
This site provides a very nice explanation of the pros and cons of the three technologies:
http://www.pchardwarehelp.com/guides/lcd-panel-types.php
The vast majority of displays (notebooks and desktops) use TN panels because it keeps costs down and because the fast response times are better for games and movies. This trend was probably reinforced by the explosion of LCD televisions: for TVs, good response time is critical and vertical viewing angle is totally irrelevant.
There seems to be a consensus that all three lines of MacBooks use TN panels, but possibly with different levels of quality. I could not find much information on what causes quality to vary between panels that use the same technology (i.e., why is one TN panel better than another.)
Most IPS panels go into high-end displays, such as the Apple 30" Cinema display, for applications where image quality is crucial. It turns out -- and I did not know this at the time -- my old Thinkpad X41 is one of the few notebooks ever made with an IPS panel. I suspect they chose this panel because a tablet PC must be reasonably readable from a wide variety of angles (for example, laying flat on a desk), or it's useless.
So, maybe we just have to wait for a MacBook Tablet...Jobs, are you reading this?

SZGuy, nice digest of LCD info. You had me with every point except the one about viewing angle being irrelevant on a television. How so? When a family sits distributed around a room, all are entitled to a good view of the telly.
Every TV of at least 32" or larger uses a wide viewing angle technology panel. IPS and PVA are still hugely important in television and I don't see that changing soon. In fact, it is TN that is irrelevant in the world of TV.

Reaction Time Test

Hi everybody.
I've been tearing my hair out trying to program a Reaction Time Test. I have been trying to search for topics that were like my program, but these programs were based on lights and on-off functions while mine is based on random number generator.
To explain a bit more in detail, I am creating a program that allows a test subject to choose 2 numbers to add or subtract (from 0-10). Then the program will randomly generate numbers between 0 and 10 and display it to the subject and the subject will need to react when the displayed number equals the answer in their head. On the programs side, when the number randomly generated equals the true answer the loop will start a timer and when the subject presses the button, the timer stops and displays the time.
Right now, I'm having a problem with the last sentence. I can't make heads or tails of how to get a timer started or getting it to properly output.
Any ideas?
Heres the most recent version of my vi
Solved!
Go to Solution.
Attachments:
ControlReactionTest.vi ‏15 KB

You can just ignore button reads until the time is right.
Here's a simple rewrite, see if it makes sense.
Notes:
Make sure that all controls have labels. You can hide the label on the front panel, but don't make it an empty string. It makes assigning event, etc. nearly impossible. All controls need a label for code readability.
Don't maximize the diagram to the screene. That's very annoying.
Don't trap event structures insude case structures.
Don't use right-to-left wiring (e.g. for the status)
Mind your representations. Look at all your red coercion dots. The numbers should be Integers of the same type.
Watch out for mechanical actions. Your start button is "switch until released" (like a car horn!), making detecting a press hit and miss, epsecially in the presence of long waits.
LabVIEW Champion . Do more with less code and in less time .
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ControlTest_MODCA.vi ‏12 KB

Re: Satellite M100-221: screen goes black moving the display

Hi,
I have a problem with the lcd display on toshiba satellite M100-221.
When I move the display the screen goes black.
The display works properly only when the angle is close to 90 degrees.

Hi buddy,
Im not a technician but I agree with the user above. For me it sounds like a hardware problem and you should go to an authorized service provider. The technicians can check your notebook and exchange faulty notebook parts.
You can search on the Toshiba website for nearest ASP. ;)

Image stretched on Samsung 16:9LCD TV connected to Satellite M100

Hi there,
I'm struggling to work out why my 40" lcd will only show a stretched image when I connect my Satellite M100 via the vga output. Two weeks ago I was watching movies in the correct resolution and aspect ratio using the tv as an extended desktop. Now for some reason the image is a stretched 16:10. All of the drivers are up to date and are functioning.
I have even updated the firmware on the tv. This problem started when I recovered the M100 to an out of the box state using the recovery cd.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Ross.

I have tried to change as many settings as I could find with no luck. Connecting the s-video cable gives me the same problem.
If I watch the tv in 4:3 mode the picture looks fine.
Samsung are a bunch of useless w##kers and keep giving me auto responses.
Any help or advice would be great.

T500 WXGA+ LCD Panel Adjustment Challenges

Does anyone have any LCD Panel adjustment tips for a T500 with 1680x1050 screen and Intel 4500HD GPU?I am trying to make adjustments through the Intel Graphic Media Accelerator Driver Control Panel. I am running Vista Home Basic.
A number of different calibration programs such as Calibreze start by having you set the contrast to maximum. When I do this it washes out the screen so I back off on the contrast and try to proceed through the test but the result is that the color saturation is lacking. I am further frustrated by the video settings button on the same control panel. When I change the settings here it appears to have an effect only on the small test photos provided in the adjustment window. It has no effect on the display itself. I found a bunch of color management options in Vista but I have no clue as to where to begin with these. Lastly, I tried to find a user guide for but came up with nothing.Does anyone know where to find one?
I am left wondering why I didn't just buy a machine with a dedicated graphics card.
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Hi Doublej,
You don't say what is your purpose in adjusting your screen. If it is to have a truly calibrated monitor for the purpose of photo editing, then I recommend that you just give up on the laptop's screen anyway, and use an external monitor. The external monitor should be of type IPS or MVA or PVA (Wikipedia / Google these if you're not familiar with them) if a flat panel, or a (gasp!) CRT. All of those options are expensive, except the untrendy CRT. Just about every laptop screen these days and most external flat panels too use TN technology, which is great for gaming (fast response time) but utter garbage for viewing angles and color accuracy. Don't believe me? Load up a color photo on your laptop, then try looking at it from slightly above center, slightly below center, left of center, and right of center. See the color and brightness shifts? How can you possibly calibrate that? (You can't -- there's no way to always look at the screen from exactly the same angle, even if you could position your head perfectly, your eyes see different parts of the screen at different angles.) A good external monitor will also give you far better contrast ratio (brightest / darkest areas).
After getting a decent monitor, it's still a good idea to calibrate it. (I've seen some monitors from Dell and Apple come pretty close without calibration, and others that were way out of calibration by default.) The X-Rite i1 Display 2 screen calibrator comes with easy-to-use calibration software for Windows and Mac. (Other calibrators may be just as good but I haven't used them so don't know.)
The FlatPanelsDK Online Monitor Test is great for a quick visual check of your screen's calibration.
One last thing: discrete graphics have NO color calibration advantage over your fine Intel integrated graphics.
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