Y510p IPS panel upgrade?

My y510p is over a year old now and the 1080p TN panel just doesn't cut it. I've watched a hundred people swap them on the Y50 for LG IPS panels with great results. Does the Y510p have the same connections that I can just use the Y50 tutorial or is this a no go? Or is there an adapter i could use.

Ah, that's a shame. I was hoping to do that myself. Thanks for posting your findings.
Y510p - i7 4700MQ (Overclocked to 3.6GHz), SLI GT755M, Corsair Vengeance 16GB 2133MHz, Samsung 850 Pro 256GB, MyDigitalSSD SuperBoot 128GB, Intel Wireless-AC 7260, Windows 7 Home Premium (SP1)

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URGENT - folio builder panel upgrade

We are publishing one of our monthly issues in a few hours but have just seen the message:
'A mandatory Folio Builder Panel upgrade will be required on May 2nd. Installers will be posted at http://www.adobe.com/downloads/ when the update is required.'
Can we still publish as planned or do I have to install the new panel before hand?
Thanks
Liam

The creation of a folio file and having it show up in a branded app consists of several steps. Creation of a folio in the folio builder panel is what we call the upload or creation process. The act of putting the folio onto the distribution service for consumption by a mass audience is what we call "publishing" the folio.
Once a folio has been created using whatever version of the tools you want and a supported version of the folio builder panel, you can publish the content from the folio producer tools at any time. The version of the panel you use or updating the panel has nothing to do with the publish action which is the migration of content onto the distribution service.

23" cinema (clear) have an IPS panel?

My aging 23" cinema display (purchased in 2000, if I recall) is having brightness problems and I'm looking to replace it and wondering if I'll be happy with an inexpensive monitor.
The 23" cinema has an IPS panel in it, right? A newer inexpensive monitor with a TN panel will have faster refresh, greater contrast, and...reduced color accuracy, right?

The 23" cinema has an IPS panel in it, right?
Yes.
A newer inexpensive monitor with a TN panel will have faster refresh,
No. They all use 60Hz refresh rates. The response time my be faster, but you probably won't notice it.
greater contrast,
Probably not. A lot of displays advertise dynamic contrast, which is a useless number, that is much greater than the real contrast ratio.
and...reduced color accuracy, right?
Yes, and greatly reduced viewing angles, so it will look even worse if you aren't viewing it straight on.

Service on IPS Panel

Hi guys, I just wanted to report my experience with the Lenovo service. My x220 has the IPS panel which was replaced do to backlight bleed after two months I received it. It came back with the same exact backlight bleed although I was told the lcd was in fact replaced. After some months I noticed two new defects: ghosting (and since I do graphics in my free time this is really annoying for me) and a white spot 2cmx2cm in the bottom right corner.
So decided to send my x220 for service just before the end of the 1 year warranty period. My X220 is currently in Germany in order to service the above mentioned problems but guess what ? I just called in after receiving an email and they just told me that my lcd is not covered by the warranty because the defects of the lcd were caused by my misuse!
They told me they will send the pictures in order to proove such misuse...I am really curious now to seem them!
My questions is, wasn't Lenovo aware of the high defects rate of their LCD panels??

stoot wrote:
... and a white spot 2cmx2cm in the bottom right corner.
My questions is, wasn't Lenovo aware of the high defects rate of their LCD panels??
Probably they know very well, but just don't acknowledge such problems. This forum is full with various problems with x220 (some design faults), so this looks like x220 is somewhat doomed or cursed design. At least for this price (i have almost 2000€ unit) i expected troublefree laptop. Disappointed a bit, white dots problem seems not very uncommon even with gentle use. My old field workhorse - x61s takes some more rough handling and no problems at all.
Premium display doesn't mean quality as it seems. Sad.

Is the xb270hu i ordered ips panel?or tn?

Today afternoon i just called acer hotline today and the girl i dont know from what department said there's only one xb270hu model in singapore and it is ips panel type and THATS THE ONLY REASON i bought.Later when i call technical department,a man said it is TN panel .DID I GOT SCAMMED?
EDIT: ACER USING XB270H(TN PANEL) NAME AS XB270HU(IPS PANEL) IN SINGAPORE!GOT SCAMMED!LUCKILY HARVEY NORMAN KINDLY REFUND WHEN I CANCEL THE ORDER! HOW CAN U NAME DIFFERENTLY BY PUTTING A U BEHIND THE NAME.

Yes, you will need an antenna as well. You will probably want to add more memory, you can have up to 2GB (an iSight can take 2.5GB), and depending on the size of the drive, you might want to put a bigger one in as well.

IPS Engine Upgrade

Hi all
I have an IPS running 6.1(1) image with E1 engine.I want to upgrade this to E3.Is to possible to upgrade directly to E3?.What are the things to consider for upgrading the Engine(i want to upgrade manually)? Is there any advange on E3 over E2 or E1?
Thanks In Advance

Yes, you can go directly from 6.1(1)E1 to 6.1(1)E3.
Go to this link, select your model sensor, select the IPS System Upgrades link, and select All Releases->E3->6.1->6.1(1)E3.
http://tools.cisco.com/support/downloads/go/Redirect.x?mdfid=278875311
Download the IPS-engine-E3-req-6.1-1.pkg file, and install it on your sensor.
The "engine" upgrade changes just the E level of the sensor.
HOWEVER, I recommend that on your next scheduled network downtime that you upgrade all the way to 6.1(2)E3.
Instead of selecting 6.1(1)E3 you would instead select 6.1(2)E3 on that download page.
You can then download IPS-K9-6.1-2-E3.pkg file (name might differ for the AIM and NME platforms).
Installing this file will upgrade not only the Engine level from E1 to E3, but will also upgrade you to the next Service Pack level (2).
Why should you upgrade to E3 instead of E2?
All new signature updates are only released for E3. Signatures stopped being developed for E2 as soon as E3 was released. You always need to stay at the latest E level to get the latest signature updates.
Why should you upgrade all the way to 6.1(2)E3 instead of just 6.1(1)E3?
You get additional bug fixes by going to 6.1(2)E3.
In addition you need to keep in mind that there will at some point be an E4, and there are rules as to which versions E4 will be available for.
The next Engine Update (in this case E4) will be available for the latest service pack of each Major.Minor version. With 6.1 that latest Service Pack is 6.1(2). It will not be available for the prior Service Pack level unless the most recent service pack has been released less than 60 days ago.
Explanation:
6.1(2)E3 was released on Dec 19, 2008.
If E4 has been released any time between Dec 19, 2008 and Feb 19, 2009; then we would have released both an E4 for 6.1(2) AS WELL AS 6.1(1). After Feb 19, 2009 Cisco will no longer release an Engine Update for 6.1(1). So E4 will be released for 6.1(2), and NOT 6.1(1).
So to be prepared for E4 you need to be running 6.1(2)E3 right now.
Any time a new Service Pack is released you should be scheduling to upgrade to that next Service Pack within 60 days if you want to be sure you are always able to install the latest signature and engine updates.

Going to take 7 or more weeks, just have a IPS panel placed.

X230 Laptop sent in for rma repairs to IPS panel for 7 bright pixels on 7/3/2013.
Stated average turn around time 1 week, order status 'on hold'.
After a week I call Lenovo they state "parts out of stock, stock will be available in 1 more week".
Week passes, still no change. I call Lenovo they state "parts still out of stock eta 1/4/2013".
Time passes, I call Lenovo again they state "The previous eta were just a eta, the actual eta from parts is 21/4/2013".
The actual turn around time is going to be at least 7 times the stated, assuming there aren't anymore delays. This is not acceptable. Not sure if its Lenovo themselves or Visual Group (company who are in-charge of Lenovo repairs in New Zealand) but something definitely needs to be looked at. There is just no reason that a part from a current gen laptop takes that long to become available.
There's one positive, the call center response is quite good and they staff did what they could with the information they were provided.

Good grief!!
I posted about this overs 7 months ago for version 2, and they still haven't fixed the problem by version 3?!
http://forums.adobe.com/message/4142178#4142178
Well, I'm certainly glad I didn't wait for developers to fix this...(in fact, I got the distinct impression back then that development had been abandoned).
I wound up ditiching it, and set up keyboard shortcuts for all the tools in the toolbar....which actually turned out to be faster for my workflow in the end.
Now I rarely use the toolbar, and I don't have to suffer the ludicrous hassle of stacked tools.
You will likely wind up doing the same...

X1 carbon 3rd gen, lcd panel upgrade

Hello,I have a X1c 3rd gen with the FHD TN-panel. I don't like this panel very much, and would like to upgrade it. What options do I have, and where do I find the parts?If at all possible I would like to get the WQHD with touch panel. Can I install that on my X1c?Second option would be to get the non-touch WQHD IPS screen. Thanks,Jonte

There are no panels manufacturer p/ns or Lenovo service p/ns (FRU) on the site. So, if that site clames panels compatibility with x1c gen3, the IPS screen looks like a proper choice, its price matches the such screens.
My only question is a screen surface type. X1C FHD non-touch screens laptop supports are anti-glare (have a look at the fru_bom file above), while the site promises glossy surface for the IPS screen. At the same time the IPS screen at the bottom (out of the stock) is matte. So, obviously it's needed to request the panels manufacturer p/n and Lenovo FRU the site offers..

Imac g4 flat panel upgrade

I want to upgrade my iMac G4 15'' flat panel 800mhz operating system from 10.1.5 to 10.4.11 tiger and increase the ram from 256mb to 512mb, can some kind person please talk me through the proceedure, you will be aware be now that I am not great on Mac
thank you

Your iMac G4 has 2 memory slots. You can install 512 MB in each slot for a total of 1 GB.
The User Installable Slot requires PC133 144-pin SO-DIMM.
The AASP (Apple Authorized Service Provider) Installable Slot requires PC133 168-pin DIMM.
The instructions you need for installing the RAM in the User Installable Slot is in "iMac (Flat Panel) and iMac (17-inch Flat Panel): Installing or Replacing Memory".
I would suggest installing a single 512 MB PC133 144-pin SO-DIMM into the User Installable Slot. This will give you a total RAM of 768 MB. The current 256 MB is installed in the AASP Installable Slot.
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Location to download IPS software upgrade Version 7.1(5)E4

Hi,
In last month I found latest released IPS software version 7.1(5)E4 for IPS appliance 4260 on cisco site.
However it is no more available over there now can I have exact download location of the software upgrade as I want to upgrade my device with the latest release.
Regards,
Tanvirsinh Padheriya

Cisco announced there are some problem (lockup, crash, etc) in ver. 7.1.5 today.
They have halted downloads of 7.1.5
see more info. the below page
http://tools.cisco.com/security/center/viewBulletin.x?bId=475&year=2012
best regards,
Roy Lee

ASA SSM IPS module upgrade won't work

Hello all,
I'm trying to upgrade the IPS sig's on an ASA5520 with a SSM IPS module. I'm trying to upgrade the system to 5.1.1 to further upgrade the device with no luck.
I followed these steps provided by Cisco.com:
1. Log in to the ASA.
2. Enter enable mode:
asa# enable
3. Configure the recovery settings for ASA-SSM:
asa (enable)# hw-module module 1 recover configure
NOTE: If you make an error in the recovery configuration, use the
hw-module module 1 recover stop command to stop the system reimaging
and then you can correct the configuration.
4. Specify the TFTP URL for the system image:
Image URL [tftp://0.0.0.0/]:
Example:
Image URL [tftp://0.0.0.0/]: tftp://10.20.30.40/IPS-SSM-K9-sys-1.1-a-5.1-1.img
5. Specify the command and control interface of ASA-SSM:
Port IP Address [0.0.0.0]:
Example:
Port IP Address [0.0.0.0]: 11.21.31.41
6. Leave the VLAN ID at 0.
VLAN ID [0]:
7. Specify the default gateway of the ASA-SSM:
Gateway IP Address [0.0.0.0]:
Example:
Gateway IP Address [0.0.0.0]: 11.22.33.44
8. Execute the recovery:
asa# hw-module module 1 recover boot
9. Periodically check the recovery until it is complete.
NOTE: The status reads "Recovery" during recovery and reads "Up" when
reimaging is complete.
AFter #8 it just goes back to the enable prompt. A 'sh module' lists the device as 'recover' and hangs FOREVER.... I tested the TFTP server which the new image resides on, and the TFTP is working fine. I don't see any attempts or downloads from the TFTP server for over an hour.
I opened a Ciscop TAC on this and not receiving alot of help...
Please help!!!:)
Thanks
Chris Serafin
[email protected]

The recovery using this method can takes upwards of 30 minutes, and in some cases even longer.
How long have you left the SSM in the "recovery" state?
There may be something wrong in the config you entered. when that happens the SSM can go into a continuous reboot cycle trying to do the recovery.
Execute "debug module-boot" on the console of the ASA.
The debug output will show you the ROMMON output of the SSM itself. (The SSM has it's own ROMMON. The recovery boot command sends the settings made during the recover configure command to the SSM's ROMMON).
If the ROMMON is experiencing a problem in trying to download the tftp image you should now see that ROMMON error message.
Some typical problems I have seen:
1) Wrong IP given for the sensor.
2) Wrong IP given for the gateway (the gateway must exist on the same network as the sensor) this problem usually happens when using a non-standard netmasked network.
3) Not having the sensor's command and control port plugged into the right network. The external port of the SSM itself is where the IP is being applied. You need to ensure that the extenral port of the SSM is plugged into the right network for that IP.
4) The tftp server is not reachable from the network where the sensor's command and control port is attached. Some users think that if the ASA itself can reach the tftp server that the SSM will also be able to. This is not always the case. It is best to use a tftp server on the same network as the IP provided to the SSM. Or to test the tftp server from another machine on the same network as the SSM.
5) The file name is wrong. Check the captialization especially.
6) The file is not in the default directory on the tftp server. If the file is in a subdirectory you will need to add that subdirectory to the URL:
tftp://10.20.30.40/subdirectoryname/filename
7) The tftp is timing out.
There are 2 things that can cause this:
a) The tftp server is remote, and it takes too long to download the file. The ROMMON does have limits on the number of retries and per packet timeouts (but they are not user configurable). Try using a tftp server local to the SSM.
b) The switch that the SSM connects to has spanning-tree running and spanning-tree does not complete before the SSM ROMMON times out for the tftp attempt. The tftp attempt happens immediately upon ROMMON startup and link up. But with a switch the switch port may be in a "Listen" or "Learn" state for 40 seconds before the box can actually talk on the network. In some cases the tftp download attempts started as soon as link up, and may timeout even before the spanning-tree completes. To work around this configure "spanning-tree portfast" on the switchport. Spanning-tree will connect the port into the vlan immediately rather than 40 seconds later.
If it was a config problem when configuring the recovery settings, then there is a "recover stop" command on the ASA.
It will stop the reboot cycle from happening.
Let the module come up with the old image.
Then correct your "recover configure" settings, and try the "recover boot" again.
Another alternative:
Stop the recovery "recover stop"
Let it boot into the old image.
If it was a 5.0 version, then you can actually upgrade to 5.1 using the sensor's own CLI "upgrade" command. It is actually the preferred method.
The "recover" from the ASA will wipe the box clean and load a fresh image.
The "upgrade" from the sensor will convert your 5.0 config into a 5.1 config while installing 5.1.
5.1 upgrade file:
IPS-K9-min-5.1-1g.pkg
http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/ips5
It can be applied through the sensor's CLI upgrade command, or pushed directly through IDM, or applied by CSM.
The "recover" should be limited to disaster recovery. When you can't access the SSM at all, or the files on the SSM have been corrupted.
For normal upgrades you want to use "upgrade" files done through the sensor itelf (CLI, IDM, or CSM).

IPS engine upgrade with failover ASA, now they don't match?

We recently added a failover 5520 with the ASA-SSM-20, which matches the primary ASA/IPS. My question is I just upgraded the primary IPS to 5.1(5)-E1. It went fine, except now the failover IPS is still on 5.0(2). How do I update the failover IPS to match what's on the primary?
Shouldn't this happen automatically since it is setup in a failover scenario? I have it cabled via a cross-over cable to the primary ASA.

The SSM modules are managed completely separately from the firewalls; you need to upgrade & manage both of them individually, as well as apply the same configurations to each either separately, or via a group in either CSM or VMS...
If the second SSM module hasn't been given its own IP, you can "session" into it from the standby firewall console and then give it it's own IP..
If this helped, please rate the post :-)
Thanks!
...Nick

Ips 4215 Upgrade to version 6

Hi there, I got a IPS 4215 on Ebay, then I want to upgrade it to 6.XX versions of IPS Software (currently I run 5.0.1).
I downloaded the following files:
IPS-4215-K9-sys-1.1-a-6.0-6-E3.img
IPS-4215-K9-sys-1.1-a-6.0-5-E3.img
But when I flash using them under rommon, everything goes fine, It restart, flash the partition, reboot, then I goot kernel panic : not enough memmory and no killable processes. I added a 512Mb of ram, which bring the IPS to a total of 768Mbps...
ANyone did have this issue ?
I successfully upgraded to 5.1 image, but then I can't upgrade to a 6x image using the upgrade command, it tells me I need a version 1 or earlier of the engine.
Did anyone upgraded its IDS4215 to a IPS 6.X image ? If so, could you please give me image name(s)/procedures ?
THanks.

So it sounds like I can just import them from that folder into the current version of palm 6.2. Or is it better to go back to the previous version? The only issue I had with the previous version was difficulty in hotsyncing a program called Thomson clinical xpert, it would allow it to expire.
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IPS 4240 upgrade

hi,
i am running version 6.2 on ips 4240. could please someone let me have the procedure to upgrade the OS to 7.1.8 please? is this upgrade same as cisco IOS using tftp ?
what is the procedure to upgrade ? is it first os and then sensor ? cold you please post the commands ?
Thanks

Get the 7.18 upgrade pkg file from here:
http://software.cisco.com/download/release.html?mdfid=283674966&flowid=24482&softwareid=282549759&release=7.1(8)E4&relind=AVAILABLE&rellifecycle=&reltype=latest
The readme is available from the same link.
In order to apply 7.1(8), the minimum required running version is 6.0(6) on 42xx series sensors, which you have, so you can simply apply the upgrade pkg. Apply it via IDM is probably the easiest way - or check the readme for CLI instructions.
7.1(8) is packaged with signature level s735 - if you have a more recent level, that will be preserved, if not, you will end up @ s735. Then you can update the signature package to the most current level from here:
http://software.cisco.com/download/type.html?mdfid=283674966&flowid=24482

27" iMac + 21" iMac as Secondary Display or Other IPS Panel?

Hello,
I've been on the hunt for a replacement setup to my 24" Intel iMac + 20" Cinema Display for quite some time, and after some trail and error, believe I have the best of both worlds. From a workflow perspective, I prefer to focus on a single display centered in my light of sight, with the secondary display to my left (head turn is acceptable for me) and plays host to Internet browser windows, IM chats, and other overflow type stuff that I'd prefer not to minimize and/or close when working.
My challenge has been pairing the 27" iMac with a comparable IPS display at a relatively similar DPI with a glossy finish. Other than the 21.5" iMac, there doesn't seem to be another display out there with these properties. A second 27" Cinema Display is not only overkill for my needs, but at nearly the cost of the smaller 21.5" iMac doesn't net me any gains beyond screen real estate. Since the advent of display input capabilities that are identical to the previous generation 27" iMac, the extra few hundred bucks nets me the display I want with a bonus computer behind the bezel!
Question 1: On paper this appears to be totally feasible, but has anyone tried this configuration and can comment on how they are making out?
Question 2: Has anyone found a 21.5" or similar display size with the properties that match the 27" Cinema Display (glossy finish, IPS, and similar DPI)?
As a side bonus, my wife and kids would get full rights to run rampant on the 21.5" without compromising my 27" iMac environment, so as a side benefit this may be the winning combo, but I thought I'd ask to be sure.
Thanks in advance!

You can easiliy connect an external display to your imac. All you need is the correct adapter. In your case you would need a mini-display port to VGA or if the external display has HDMI or VGA, mini-display port to either of those connections. Your 2011 21.5" display can support up to 1 external display and you can buy the adapters at Apple's on-line store.

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