Sound difficulties

I can hear sound from my iPad , it's just when I record myself ., I can't hear anything . What's the problem?

First of all, are you using the iPad 3 or newer? I see that your tag line is showing iOS 7.1.1, but you need to have an iPad 3 at the very least. If you do, make sure that Siri is enabled. Go to Settings>General>Siri>On. Then hold down on the home button until Siri pops up.
I have the feeling that you have the iPad 2 if you don't know about Siri.

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Help: sound difficulties with Class AudioClip

I'm still a beginner in java, but I know the basics. Still, forgive me for any misuse of terminology. In order to learn more in a fun way, I'm currently creating a crude game. In this game, there needs to be several sound clips playing simultaneously-
as in this case, background music and a sound each time a button is clicked in the GUI. However, when 3 or more sounds are initiated, the sound clips halt thus easily ceasing the background music. Here is the code I use for each sound file:
AudioClip song = Applet.newAudioClip(this.getClass().getResource("yayforsongs.wav"));
song.loop();
The other sounds are initiated identically in the actionPerformed method. I suppose it just can't handle too many sound files in action at the same time. But if you can think of an alternative or see something I'm doing wrong, please let me know! Thank you very much.
-Ryan

Thanks for the replies.
I can still play sounds outside of Java, and was even able to load one of the sound files I was trying to play in Media Player and that worked. I don't get any errors, and it even claims to be loading the sound properly... the String conversion of the AudioClip looks exactly the same when the sound is and isn't working.
The machine is a compaq using an internal speaker, so that shouldn't be a problem.

Sound difficulties with MacBook Air running 10.9

I have a MacBook Air running 10.9 OS X Mavericks, everything was going fine after the update. Except now after my MacBook goes to sleep for a couple of minutes the next time it is turned on sound in both the built-in speakers and headphones doesn't work. It only comes back on if I reboot my MacBook, and then works fine until I accidently let it go back to sleep and have to do it over all again. Do you know of anything that would cause this? Or how I can fix it?

Plug in the headphone and remove it
1. Reset PRAM. http://support.apple.com/kb/PH4405
2. Reset SMC.     http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3964
    Choose the method for:
    "Resetting SMC on portables with a battery you should not remove on your own".
Remove the logitech mouse receiver if you have one.

No sound in Shadowgrounds (maybe OSS related)

Hello
I got a copy of Shadowgrounds (a native GNU/Linux game).
http://www.linuxgamepublishing.com/info.php?id=41&
I had no any problem installing the game, but I don't have sound
The official FAQ of the game says:
Sound
I get no sound, and messages about (snd_ctl_open_noupdate) Invalid CTL hw:0
This is usually because of the new PulseAudio system that makes sound difficult to use on Linux.
To fix this problem, you need to do one of the following (in order of ease)
run the game using pasuspender
pasuspender gamename
run the game using padsp
padsp gamename
Finally if these fail, or give poor results, you need to install the OSS layer for ALSA and ensure it is loaded into the kernel. This will vary for each Linux distribution, and you should consult your Linux distribution documentation for instructions on how to do this.
Source: http://www.linuxgamepublishing.com/faq. … 1&#faq_5_1
Well I don't have the message about snd_ctl_open_noupdate, neither I have installed pulseaudio, So I guess, I must install the OSS layer for ALSA (I have installed ALSA)
Then I installed the package alsa-oss and I tried load the correspondent modules in the kernel.
I ran:
$ lsmod|grep '^snd' | column -t
snd_hda_codec_analog 52624 1
snd_seq_dummy 1071 0
snd_seq_oss 25016 0
snd_seq_midi_event 4488 1 snd_seq_oss
snd_seq 41656 5 snd_seq_dummy,snd_seq_oss,snd_seq_midi_event
snd_seq_device 4353 3 snd_seq_dummy,snd_seq_oss,snd_seq
snd_pcm_oss 33474 0
snd_hda_intel 18769 7
snd_hda_codec 66623 2 snd_hda_codec_analog,snd_hda_intel
snd_hwdep 4756 1 snd_hda_codec
snd_pcm 58460 6 snd_pcm_oss,snd_hda_intel,snd_hda_codec
snd_mixer_oss 14328 1 snd_pcm_oss
snd_timer 15601 5 snd_seq,snd_pcm
snd 42602 19 snd_hda_codec_analog,snd_seq_oss,snd_seq,snd_seq_device,snd_pcm_oss,snd_hda_intel,snd_hda_codec,snd_hwdep,snd_pcm,snd_mixer_oss,snd_timer
snd_page_alloc 5941 2 snd_hda_intel,snd_pcm
I loaded all modules that contain oss in their name:
$ sudo modprobe snd_pcm_oss snd_mixer_oss snd_seq_oss
I got all this information from here:
http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/ALSA
But, after all this, still I don't have sound in the game.
Maybe I am making something wrong, or this problem is not related to OSS
Please any idea, I will be very grateful

I found the solution:
Install the package alsa-oss and launch the game with aoss:
$ aoss ./shadowgrounds-bin

Going to a certain line in a RandomAccessFile?

Hi, this doesn't seem to belong anywhere else, since Java doesn't have a forum on I/O. This is pretty simple, but is there any way to go to a certain line in a RandomAccessFile (such as a text file)? seek() doesn't work, it only starts from the character on a line. Is there a way, or should I be using a different kind of I/O medium?
Frumple

well, i would recommend using a random access file and the seek() method... what are you trying to do? like, are you trying to search through the file?
if youre trying to search somehow, then i would write method thatll use a binary search on the file. but, it wouldnt actually store the file contents in a vector or anything, it would use the file.length() property to get the length, and then divide that in half, etc.... now, when you divide it in half, you wont always get to the first position of the line, so you would have to increment/decrement the seek position, until you reach the end of the line... this sounds difficult and it kinda sounds like itll slow down the program.. but, actually i just wrote a method that does this and its AMAZINGLY fast. extremely fast...
good luck. talk to ya later,
Steven Berardi
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Different 'mouse enter' event / 'set busy' vi behaviour in LV8?

In my program, I used the mouse curcor 'set busy' vi to lock the front panel during a measurement. However, I did want the 'cancel measurement' button to be available. I solved that by adding a 'mouse enter' and 'mouse leave' event for that button, that would enable the mouse when it was over the button. (And disable when it left again)
Worked fine in LV7, but it seems that in Labview 8, this little trick doesn't work anymore...
Apparantly, now the 'mouse enter' event only fires when the cursor isn't set to 'busy'. How do I perform something similar to my old trick in Labview 8?

I too had a similar issue when upgrading my application source code from LabVIEW 7.1 to 8.0. There are a couple of things you could try.
1) Keep calling the "set cursor busy" vi, but don't disable mouse clicks (a boolean input to the set busy VI). Now add a new event to your event structure to monitor the panel for any "mouse down?" events. Whenever this event occurs, the user is trying to click somewhere, so wire a TRUE to the "Disabled?" input of the event. Now to keep your cancel button from being filtered out, add some code to determine if the x,y coordinates of the mouse down event are over your cancel button, if so then don't filter this event.
2) Keep calling the "set cursor busy" vi, but again don't disable the mouse clicks. Now whenever you want to disable all user events on your front panel controls, open a reference to each front panel control and set it to disabled (all except the cancel button of course). This sounds difficult, but it is actually really easy. There is a VI property you can read to get references to each FP control.
I personally used the 2nd option in my code to do something similar. I've attached the VI you can use to disable all you FP controls (with exceptions), and also an example of how I used it. It's a very small VI.
Hope this helps.
Attachments:
SetAllCtrlsToDisabled.zip ‏24 KB

Port In/Out under Windows Vista/7

Hello!
I get the
error -4850
Device driver not present or not supported. The device driver needed to execute
the In Port and Out Port VIs is not present. LabVIEW does not support this
device driver on Windows Vista or later.
usin PortIn.vi under Windows 7. What can I use instead?
Regards, Eugen
LabVIEW Portal

I think the unbiased readers at this forum should take notice of this fact.   The original person who posted this question raised a question that was of a "rudimentary" nature.   I will repeat that point again, - the question was of a rudimentary nature - not even fundamental.     The replies to this individual were less than courteous.
Take notice that the people who are "associated" with NI felt my post was inappropriate but did not seek to criticize the "rude" responses to the original poster.   Again, my point, the NI associated people are not criticizing their colleagues but rather the "customer".
The point I had made is not wrong.   Operating systems are designed to input and output data.    Every O/S can input and output data.
This type of program was written for just about every O/S before to my knowledge. The people who replied negatively with regard to this generality cited an exception rather than the rule.   I will repeat again, they cited an "exception" rather than the general condition. This is a standing fact.
      The public should take notice of the point that just saying someone is "wrong," does not make the individual "wrong".
To be exact, when you say someone is wrong, you must support it with facts.
      You will notice that I could argue that my statement was theoretically true and be theoretically correct. But I will not. In deference to "civil" communication I will say that an exception may exist to my initial statment - in order to assuage the "feelings" of the NI associated people who replied "negatively."    Thus, leaving the NI associated people a "moment of repose", to stand back, and fully consider what they have written.
    The "NI associated people" are "outraged" because I used the term "simple" to describe the task at hand. "Simple" is a relative description.    This task is fairly simple if you are a programmer employed to design, create, and operate, the operating system.
       I will concede that this may not be a simple task, if you are an "outsider" looking in (a programmer with no inside information from the OS designer).    However, even if you are an outsider,  and you are employed by a software company, this will be one of the company's fundamental assignments that it will have to naturally pursue.   You have many hours per day to look into this assignment.   In addition, a team of programmers has probably been tasked with this assignment - making this assignment much easier.
       The measure of complexity is now measured over how much time the individual has been afforded to look into the assignment.
The current condition:
VISTA O/S in "programmer design time" is now an old operating system. It is now 2 generations behind the current OS.    Therefore, the time frame to find a "working" remedy has spanned many, many, years.   I will repeat again, the time frame to find a working remedy has spanned - years.
This is where my analysis becomes irrefutable. Here is a link which substanciates that a "solution" was found a long time ago by National Instruments itself:
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/496CD7613F331EA4862571E200633507
They looked into this.
What I don't like about a lot of technical support people is that instead of looking at the facts as they stand, it appears that some tech support personnel will together as a group, and agree, that if the question raised by the novice appears to be too difficult for them to answer, they will put down the person raising the question.    This is a rudimentary question that all beginners must raise.
    Some tech support people can just e-mail the person the solution (because we know a solution exists) and tell the person the "pitfalls" of using the program and tell the individual, "use at your own risk".
      Instead of just, posting the program source code, or e-mailing the code to the "customer", they just publicly put him/her down.
      Instead of "thinking as a group" and convincing themselves that they are in the right, they should just step back back for a moment, get out of "group think" mode, and consider what the customer is asking for.
"I want a simple one, or a simple zero, out of a port" or
"I want to read stored data at an io port address" (not "streaming data")
does that really "sound" like too much to ask for.
To be fair:
With regard to accomplishing this task, it might be a lot to ask for depending upon the "artificial" complexity that has been designed into the OS.
But does the task at hand really so "sound" difficult.
The point I am trying to make, the replies were not balanced, nor considerate, to the customer.
The points I have made in this discussion do not reflect upon all "NI associated" programmers".    There are many courteous NI programmers and courteous NI "associates" my comments do not reflect upon them.    I am by no means making a general statement, nor have I made a general statement, referring to these people.
If I have offended anyone with my replies, I apologize.   I believe in being courteous, honest, and fair to all those whom I correspond with.   Please try to understand the points I have tried to make - they are "balanced."

Help with parsing a text string in address book and moving it to 'related person' field

I am wanting to make a little applescript that will go thru my contacts and find data in the NOTES field and parse it slightly and move it to another field. (sorry if parsing isn't the right word here)
The data to be found is a GPS coordinate with this EXACT format:
<Lat:12.345678><Lon:-12.345678>
...the only thing different from this example is the digits, and the number of digits.
What I want to end up doing is deleting this data from the NOTES field, but leaving any other data, (this part sounds difficult to do to, to me!)
And moving it to a related person field with the label gps, and the coordinate now reading exactly:
12.345678,-12.345678
(FYI, you can copy/paste a coordinate like this very fast into the maps app on iPhone and locate it instantly)
Thanks for the help on this
If this is too complicated I can break up the process into steps. I know how to do some of it, but not sure about the parsing, and then delete just part of the notes field...
Thanks!

Hi,
This script work here, try it :
tell application "Address Book"
    repeat with thisContact in (get people)
        set tNote to note of thisContact
        if tNote is not missing value and "<Lat:" is in tNote and "<Lon:" is in tNote then
            set {GPS_value, newNote} to my getGPS_coordinate(tNote)
            if newNote is not "" then -- no error
                set gpsField to (related names of thisContact whose its label = "gps")
                if gpsField is not {} then
                    set value of (item 1 of gpsField) to GPS_value
                else -- field "gps" is empty
                    make new related name at end of related names of thisContact with properties {label:"gps", value:GPS_value}
                end if
                set note of thisContact to newNote
            end if
        end if
    end repeat
    save
end tell
on getGPS_coordinate(this_note)
    set oldTid to text item delimiters
    set {tLat, tLon, newNote} to {"", "", ""}
    try
        set text item delimiters to "<Lat:"
        set tLat to text item 2 of this_note
        set text item delimiters to "<Lon:"
        set tLon to text item 2 of this_note
        set text item delimiters to ">"
        set {tLat, tLon} to {text item 1 of tLat, text item 1 of tLon} -- get values (lat... and long...)
        set text item delimiters to "<Lat:" & tLat & "><Lon:" & tLon & ">"
        set this_note to text items of this_note
        set text item delimiters to " "
        set newNote to this_note as string -- delete GPS coordinate in this note
    end try
    set text item delimiters to oldTid
    return {tLat & "," & tLon, newNote}
end getGPS_coordinate

Is it possible to integrate Oracle intermedia search into apex ?(1)

Or do something similar manually yourself in oracle xe ?(2)
(1)I've been reading through part of the documentation of the intermedia search, and find it quite intresting. Better to use that if one can, then to have to do that it manually or yourself. But all I read is about JSP and PSP, and I guess PSP's are used by apex, but I was wondering if there was any way, to integrate intermedia search into apex, so that one can lookup say mp3, video files and images and display them in apex as well. Images may take some work but would I suppose be possible.
However for the other two you need also player software to play both of them. As far as I know this is not integrated into Apex, but could possibly be provided by using the player integrated with a webbrowser, and by linking it to apex. So the browser is launched and plays the video or the audio file or alternatively a player is launched that allows to do that. But correct me if I'm wrong.
(2) Alternatively I was wondering if one could do this, manually in Oracle XE, but then manually, by making tables with blobs and putting the files in there, and then finding somehow a way to get them played by a player, or to have them be put in a directory, and/or erased from that directory, and modify the player, or let it be activated and controlled by some kind of script to look for new files, and then play them off . Could this be done, by adding a parameter new_file_to_play to a message passed to the player, or the program governing the players behavior ?
I know this sound difficult, and it probably is, but it would have its benefits. I suppose a simple answer would by, why not use oracle 10g with intermedia search ? Well because although I expect this to be the preferable choice, the license is rather expensive for me, and if I could get a rudimentary version working on XE, even having to do it myself, and writing the code as well,
it would be ok.
I just wonder could one not, make a table, with a nr, a blob, and then the specific fields for the specific information of that type, and then use a extraction program that extracts that information from a file, and puts it in a xml or csv file, so that say after the images were uploaded, one can load the details in as well ?
It is more work, more complicated, and not as easy to use, but it could work I suppose.
Any comments are welcome.
Best Regards,
Floris

You should be able to add a menu option to Oracle E-Business Suite that just calls out to the URL of your ADF 11g application.
http://knol.google.com/k/andy-pellew/creating-new-menu-items-in-oracle-e/v4b5tu39zysj/17#

Editing a current item of an arrayCollection

Seemed pretty intuitive but I guess I've not done it before in this way. I have a collection of divisions (sports divisions in a league) in an arrayCollection. To edit info for any division, I use a dropdown list that has a dataProvider of the array collection using the name field as the label field. That works fine the first time but when I drop down the list for the second time, it actually updates the current division with the new division info that's being instantiated.
That sounds difficult to visualize.
I have a form called DivisionForm with fields populated by [Bindable] model.currentDivision
I have a manager that acts as the model which injects the values for divisions and currentDivision into the form.
When I change the dropdown item, it dispatches an event to the manager which says, in short, currentDivision = divisions.getItemAt[dropDown.selectedItemIndex]
So that's not really how it works but conceptually that's what's happening. But when I try to change out the currentDivision, it actually updates by reference the old item.
So, let's say I start with an arraycollection of
softball
baseball
tball
and the currentDivision is softball in the form. When I dispatch the event, the manager gets the message fine and the function is (simplified)
public function changeCurrentDivision(e:DivisionEvent):void {
            var division:Division = e.division;
           currentDivision = e.division
so now I have
baseball
baseball
tball
I understand the concept of both pointing to the same arrayCollection but I can not figure out how to simply say set the form elements with the currentDivsion being baseball, don't update the existing currentItem reference in the arrayCollection. I've tried making currentDivision a deep copy of the original object within the arrayCollection but no go. What simple principle am I missing here? The only ways I've been successful are way too verbose and obviously stupid so I'm looking for the right way ;-)

My solution doesn't feel ideal but maybe it will elicit suggestions regarding a better way to handle it. Essentially, I have an array collection of custom objects related to a sports league. I bind one of those, say division[2] to a construct called currentDivision and that division objects to fields in a form and had bindings to specific properties like {currentDivision.name} . I could update the current item but then when I would change the dropDownList to select another division, and through a manager had the value for currentDivision bind to, let's say, division[4] as the new currentDivision, division[2] would be populated by division[4]. Obviously, the reference was a pointer that was telling flex to change currentDivision [2] to the values for division[4] rather than start fresh with a new object. My hunch is there's a way to properly edit that object using the dp.source but I haven't hit on the right search terms yet for my friend Google. So instead I decided to make a copy of the division[2] to populate the editing form so that it was divorced from the actualy dataCollection. To do that I had to make a deep copy of the division object, which involved a couple of things. I created a little class because I knew I was going to be doing this a lot that was a copier.
    public class DeepCopy {
        import mx.utils.ObjectUtil;
        public function DeepCopy() {
        public static function copyLO(item:Object):Object {
            var myCopy:Object=ObjectUtil.copy(item);
            return myCopy;
but this copies all the properties as generic objects so I also had to modify my division object with some metadata. So the division class looked something like:
package com.cactusware.model {
    import mx.utils.UIDUtil;
    import mx.collections.ArrayCollection;
    [Bindable]
    [RemoteClass(alias="com.cactusware.model.Division")]
    public class Division {
        private var _Guid:String;
        private var _name:String;
        private var _shortCode:String;
        private var _longCode:String;
        private var _notes:String;
        private var _customCodes:ArrayCollection;
        public function Division() {
            Guid = UIDUtil.createUID();
        public function get Guid():String {
            return _Guid;
..... and so forth.
Now in my app I could make a copy that was pretty divorced from the actual dataprovider.
var newDivision:Division = DeepCopy.copyLO(currentDivision) as Division;
At least those are the principles summarized.
Now hopefully one of the gurus will tell us how to do this without going through all the gyrations, assuming they understand the problem we're having.
John

Where can I purchase a replacement key?

My 'O' key has a broken. One of the plastic hinges in the back of the key is broken. Where can I purchase just the 'O' key for an iBook G4?

I understand you mean by " 'O' key " the button at the bottom off your iBook to release your battery, right?
If not, please make it more clear for me!
You can order a new iBook G4 14" Lower Case or iBook G4 12" Lower Case, depent's on your screen size.
The battery release key is a part off the bottom case off your iBook. So you need to replace the whole bottom. This does sound difficult, but with the following guide it is really easy!
Here you can find a guide how to install the new lower case:
http://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Mac/
At iFixit you can always find every replacement part for your Mac.
Hopefully this is helpfull or solved your problem.
Please see the "helpfull" and "solved" button's on top off this message! Apple: Why reward points?

Rotating an image does not rotate the canvas

When I use "rotate image" from the IMAQ library the pixels are rotated, but the image size( in respect to X and Y size) remains the same. If you start out with an image where X and Y are very different you end up with an image where lots of pixels are clipped and lots are black.
Is there a way to "rotate" the X and Y outline together with the image, short of converting to a 2-D pixel array and rotate that one?
Gabi
7.1 -- 2013
CLA

gabi,
unfortunately, the picture control cannot be rotated, so far as I have ever seen. You will probably need to do this within the picture control itself. I would suggest just enlarging the control and centering the image. Fill in the rest of the image with black so that you don't have to worry about the background (or use white and figure out how to backfill with white.)
I know it sounds difficult, but it is your only choice. Even the opsys to do this would perform the same operation. Its just not done for you yet.
Perhaps someone out there knows a shortcut. If so, it will save you some time, and I will learn something as well.
Good luck

PB G4 65W poweradapter broken, how to open it?

Hi all,
The cable running from the poweradapter/charger (model no A1021, 65Watts) to my PB G4/800 has frayed where it leaves the poweradapter/charger cabinet, thus rendering the adapter/charger unserviceable.
I dislike throwing it into the bin, not for the money but for the sake of the environment. I am willing to give it a repair go, just cut off about, say, an inch and resolder the cable to the PCB. However, I cannot figure out how to open i.e. take apart the cabinet.
Anyone any hints how-to? Or is this one of those devices for which holds: opening means breaking?
Thanks for cooperation.
Sincere greetings from continental Europe,
Feike L Hoogenbos
iMac 20"-G5-iSight + PBG4/800 Mac OS X (10.4.7)

Hello eww and all of you out there.
For eww: thanks for your reply.
About: “How to take apart the PB G4 65W poweradapter.”
I tried and it turned into a nitty-gritty enterprise.
I do not encourage anybody to go down this path, but if you insist, without modellers’ skills and gear, you end up with an adapter that is definitely beyond repair.
On the other hand, unserviceable it already was, so who cares?
In short:
You cannot: the white soap-box like poweradapters for Al, Ti PBks and (some) G4 iBooks, were (probably) never designed with any kind of ‘take-apart’ in mind, in other words: opening indeed equals breaking.
It is held together by several glued ‘males/females” (like the two fuselage halves in a Revell or Monogram model aeroplane or boat kit, remember that?), about half a meter or two feet of single-sided sticky tape and 20 cm’s or 8 inches double-sided sticky tape and about 15 grams or half an once of silicon-putty, the same kind of stuff you will find as a sealant where your bathtub meets the surrounding tiles.
The longer story, and remember, I started this all in with the intention (or assumption if you wish) it could be done in a reversible way. How wrong that turned out to be.....
To open the white box, I used a small-teethed saw-blade, only the blade!
Method: Sway the adapter’s feet out, clamp the adapter in a vice, claws covered with rubber sheet.
I carefully sawed in the ‘equatorial’ grooves. Hence the small-teethed saw-blade.
Look often how ‘deep’ you have sawed, stop when still the thickness of, say, a sheet of paper is left. Sounds difficult, but it is not, you will slowly see copper and aluminium colours appear.
You cannot saw in the groove at the side where the feet hinge and the cord leading to the PB, leaves the box. Deal with that later.
Okay, I had three equatorial grooves sawed out and yes, I could feel some ‘movement’.
By repeatedly sliding and prying a wooden wedge through the sawgrooves and twisting the halves realtive to each other I managed to get some more movement. That all makes quite unpleasant sounds.
After carrying on like this for about a minute or twenty, suddenly the two halves popped apart with a very nasty ‘tschack’ sound: two male/females broken and the two feet came apart.
Oh dear, I had disrupted the bond between one side of a two-sided piece of sticky-tape and the upper housing (that caused the ‘tschack’ sound). To the other sticky side: a piece of aluminium sheet (0.4mm or 0.015 inch thick).
That piece of aluminium sheet on its turn had a rectangular opening in it through which a larger piece of copper sheet (0.45mm or 0.017inch thick) could be seen.
The aluminium and coppersheets were connected in a somewhat strange way: partly electrically isolated by sticky-tape and silicon putty and partly electrically conducting, i.e. metal on metal contact.
The copper sheet appeared to be U-shaped, the electronics ‘wrapped’ inside.
As far as the lower housing concernes: the aluminium/copper contraption repeated or mirrored itself more or less.
Metal sheet(s) as thin as decribed and bonded to whatever by two-sided sticky tape and/or whatever sticky putty, any attempt to separate those without damage will be futile. No, you wouldn’t leave it overnight in a bowl filled with something like white-spirit, since that will definitely harm the electronics.
There I was: with wrinkled and bend aluminium and copper sheets and hundreds of silicon-putty chips around the place. But the adapter had been opened!
I started to wonder why the adapter looked like it looked.
I think the aluminium/copper sheeting serves as a heatsink and doubles as electromagnetic shielding, hence the somewhat strange looking conducting/non-conducting sandwich and cut-outs in the aluminium sheets. Eddy currents and so forth.
The adapter is of the switch-mode powersupply type and the mains transformer is a pot-core. This hints towards a quite high switching frequency, say something like 100kHz. It needs to be that high in order to convert 65Watts in such a small box without ending in a disaster.
This means, the apater is also a potential 65Watt jamming station - be it without a properly tuned antenna - hence the elaborate shielding with copper and aluminium sheets and strategically placed cut-outs, conducting and non-conducting spots.
I succeeded in taking the frayed cord out, again, not really easy, since room is at a premium in the adapter, but it can be done.
Next surprise: the cord between the adapter and the PB -a piece of coaxial cable by the way- carries only two conductors: a plus and a minus (an up and a down or how you wish to label it).
Will I be able to put it all back together again?
Eh, NO!
Ironing out the wrinkles in the copper an aluminium sheets, forget it.
With the wrinkles the whole assembly will be too thick to fit (cram?) into the the two halves of the soapbox.
And for those who think the whole thing could be glued together with epoxy, the silicon-putty residues are all over the box, so the epoxy or any other glue for that matter, will not stick.
It is as simple as that.
However, I learned a lot from this.
With sincere greetings from continental Europa,
Feike L Hoogenbos

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Dear friends
While recording the defects multiple times against single inspection lot (03type) , all the defects are added in single notification, but my client requirement is they want different notification. if any body knows please tell me.
Note : in inspection type there is a option of multiple notification against single inspection lot, but this is
not working (i think it will work only serial number,equipment and functional location get changed)
Please do the needful
Regards

Hi Karthikeyan
As you mentioned it is not possible to create notification other than based on the object types.
A work out can be make an action box in the notification for creating another notification with the help of ABAP ( call transaction QM01) and while doing this the entire datas of the inspection lot gets copied into the notification. you may have to use a user exit also.
Defect can be recorded in the item level by the user.
Sounds difficult but certainly possible
Regards
gajesh

New to IPS, what do I need to plan before I turn this on?

Hi, I have an ASA 5520 AIP-SSM 10. I'm having a consultant in to enable and upgrade our IPS on our ASA from 1.5 to 1.6 so it's intergrated into the ASDM (sounds difficult). He said I need to plan what policies we need to enable for the interfaces and DMZ's etc.
This is very new to me and I wondered if this is right, as it sounds bigger than I first thought. Basically I want my network to my as secure as possible and turning on the IPS we bought is needed.
Any advise, links etc would be most welcome.

Go to cisco.com, put this into the search field, download the pdf and read all 799 pages.
Configuring the Cisco Intrusion Prevention
System Sensor Using the Command Line
Interface 6.0
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