Hardware & Devices

El Corazon19-Sep-05 10:11

19-Sep-05 10:11

Douglas Troy wrote:
Suggestions? (before I go out and purchase a LinkSys router)

That sounds like a physical problem with the router. I am trying to track down a similar problem with the same model v4 system. The router, however, never locks up -- I have been trying to establish if it is db strength or external influence or something internal. When transferring large files communication will be lost in the middle, unknown reason, but there is no need to reset the router, all physical functionality is maintained following the interrupt. I can start again easily within about 10 seconds without reset. However, it still kills the copy. I'll have to check here for answers in case they are related. Or we both toss our Netgear systems and go linksys.

If the unit is still under warrenty coverage I would hassle them about it, you paid for it, a locked up router should be their fault. Mine has never locked up, it runs unattented at the top of my bookshelf.

_________________________
Asu no koto o ieba, tenjo de nezumi ga warau.
Talk about things of tomorrow and the mice in the ceiling laugh. (Japanese Proverb)

Douglas Troy20-Sep-05 7:04

20-Sep-05 7:04

I have been bugging them about since day one, and they keep telling me that it must be some form of interference from another device ... blaa blaa blaa ... but I can lock the router up every time, just by copying a large number of files.

I am actually going to BestBuy to purchase a LinkSys router today; I will let you know what happens with that one ... although I suspect it will work just fine.

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El Corazon20-Sep-05 14:51

20-Sep-05 14:51

Douglas Troy wrote:
I have been bugging them about since day one, and they keep telling me that it must be some form of interference from another device ... blaa blaa blaa ... but I can lock the router up every time, just by copying a large number of files.

I am no networking genius... but I would think that mine "could be" interferance, the router stays working, all the hardware is working after the "cut off". Interference from another device should interrupt the signal, but leave the hardware functioning, just like mine. But yours is locking up the router, that sounds like hardware.

_________________________
Asu no koto o ieba, tenjo de nezumi ga warau.
Talk about things of tomorrow and the mice in the ceiling laugh. (Japanese Proverb)

Douglas Troy22-Sep-05 6:05

22-Sep-05 6:05

Well, I purchased a LinkSys Wireless G router lastnight and set it up using the same "defaults" that I had the Netgear router configured under. After several hours use, and copying large numbers of files back<->forth from my server to various PCs (wired and wireless) not a single glitch.

So ... having done that, and said that, a call to Netgear is in order ...

Nothing like owning a $30 wireless paperweight ... Dead | X|

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El Corazon22-Sep-05 14:20

22-Sep-05 14:20

Douglas Troy wrote:
Well, I purchased a LinkSys Wireless G router lastnight and set it up using the same "defaults" that I had the Netgear router configured under. After several hours use, and copying large numbers of files back<->forth from my server to various PCs (wired and wireless) not a single glitch.

You can tell them they lost two customers.... I guess this is my next purchase too.

_________________________
Asu no koto o ieba, tenjo de nezumi ga warau.
Talk about things of tomorrow and the mice in the ceiling laugh. (Japanese Proverb)

El Corazon30-Sep-05 10:59

Re: Caller ID Application

30-Sep-05 10:59

Well, I went more bizarre in my solution.... The machine I do the longest copies from is my DVR on a wifi ethernet bridge... so I am picking up a pair of electric outlet bridges to see if I can manage 1/3 megabit through the walls... they claim it will do 11 megabit, most reviews say 6 realistically, that's all still more than I need.

and surprise... LinkSys, bypass the wifi for anything other than handheld and work laptops which so far have not been a problem. Maybe swap the wifi out come tax season.

_________________________
Asu no koto o ieba, tenjo de nezumi ga warau.
Talk about things of tomorrow and the mice in the ceiling laugh. (Japanese Proverb)

Caller ID Application

shoaibnawaz15-Sep-05 20:38

shoaibnawaz

15-Sep-05 20:38

I want to make an applicaiton which can inform me Call identification (CLI).
Readymade Application are available but it does not fulfill my needs. Any Sample Project for VB6?
Confused | :confused:

Shoaib Nawaz

Alexander ^M.,17-Sep-05 11:59

Alexander ^M.,

17-Sep-05 11:59

This is a hardware forum - and no VB6 forum!

Don't try it, just do it! Wink | ;-)

Re: Caller ID Application

vikas amin22-Sep-05 0:00

vikas amin

22-Sep-05 0:00

Sorry
i have created the CallerID by using
the chip available in the market and
didnot use any programing language
for that.

Vikas Amin
Embin Technology
Bombay
vikas.amin@embin.com

Re: Caller ID Application

dreammaker13-Oct-05 1:31

dreammaker

13-Oct-05 1:31

we do have vb programs....... you need to refer tapi materials for this.... you can use tapi dll for this but you need to have a phone line with caller id facility and a full duplex voice modem.... download TapiEX ocx search for this in net and down load it the sample programs with this software will have code which u need

madhu

How to detect LPT port base address?

Sergey Katsyuba13-Sep-05 9:07

Sergey Katsyuba

13-Sep-05 9:07

How to detect LPT port base address? Either in user or kernel mode.
How to enumerate LPT ports installed in system?

Thank you.

Sergey Katsyuba

Re: How to detect LPT port base address?

Alexander ^M.,17-Sep-05 12:02

Alexander ^M.,

17-Sep-05 12:02

You don't need to detect the base addresses because the pnp manager should do this for you.
Enumerating LPT ports works via setupapi.

Don't try it, just do it! Wink | ;-)

Real hardware

Niklas Ulvinge10-Sep-05 7:17

10-Sep-05 7:17

This is a real hardware question Wink | ;)

. I'm going to build something of an old C64 computer, I only want to take the processor, and as few components as possible.
I'm going to do a hardware that displays time in binary. I'll need the ROM to, or at least another ROM, the program I want to write is like this in assembly:

org	100h
	xor	cx,cx
	xor	dx,dx

start:
	inc	eax
	cmp	eax,07FFFFFh ;clockspeed in hz
	je	sec
	jmp	start
sec:
	xor	eax,eax
	inc	bl

	push	dx
	push	ax

	mov	ch,bl
	call	printANuminCHwithSpace

	mov	ch,cl
	call	printANuminCHwithSpace

	mov	ch,dl
	call	printANuminCH

	MOV	dl, 13	     ; print char
	MOV	ah, 02h
	INT	21h

	MOV	dl, 10	     ; print char
	MOV	ah, 02h
	INT	21h

	pop	ax
	pop	dx


	cmp	bl,60
	je	min
	jmp	start
min:
	xor	bl,bl
	inc	cl
	cmp	cl,60
	je	h
	jmp	start
h:
	xor	cl,cl
	inc	dl
	cmp	dl,24
	je	day
	jmp	start

day:
	xor	dl,dl
	jmp	start


printANuminCH:
	push	ax
	push	dx

	xor	ax, ax
	mov	al, ch	      ;2 char
	mov	dh, 100      ;1 char  skipping this for now
	div	dh

	add	al, 30h
	MOV	dl, al	     ; print char
	MOV	ah, 02h
	INT	21h

	xor	ax, ax
	mov	al, ch	      ;2 char
	mov	dh, 100
	div	dh
	mov	al,ah
	xor	ah,ah
	mov	dh,10
	div	dh

	add	al, 30h
	MOV	dl, al	      ; print char
	MOV	ah, 02h
	INT	21h

	xor	ax, ax
	mov	al, ch	      ;last char
	mov	dh, 10
	div	dh

	add	ah, 30h
	MOV	dl, ah	     ; print char
	MOV	ah, 02h
	INT	21h

	pop	dx
	pop	ax

	ret

printANuminCHwithSpace:
	push	dx
	push	ax

	call	printANuminCH

	MOV	dl, 20h       ; print char
	MOV	ah, 02h
	INT	21h

	pop	ax
	pop	dx

	ret

The displaying code isn't going to be there.
Here's how it could look like when implemented:

The ports should be replaced and represented by their appropriate value.

org	100h
	xor	cx,cx
	xor	dx,dx

start:
	inc	ax
	cmp	ax,0FFFFh ;clockspeed in hz
	je	sec
	jmp	start
sec:
	xor	ax,ax
	inc	bl
        out     bl,0h
	cmp	bl,60
	je	min
	jmp	start
min:
	xor	bl,bl
	inc	cl
        out     cl,1h
	cmp	cl,60
	je	h
	jmp	start
h:
	xor	cl,cl
	inc	dl
        out     dl,2h
	cmp	dl,24
	je	day
	jmp	start

day:
	xor	dl,dl
	jmp	start

Is there any good company, (europe should be best, I live in Sweden), that makes ROMs? How much could it cost. I don't want to use to much money.

I need 17 outputs, do I need a multiplexer? Where could I get one?

How is the machine code in the C64?

Thanks in advance

Niklas Ulvinge aka IDK

-- modified at 13:29 Saturday 10th September, 2005

Re: Real hardware

Douglas Troy19-Sep-05 7:33

19-Sep-05 7:33

Radio Shack used to sell ROMS (EPROMS) and the burners - but that was ages ago ... perhaps you can look on-line?

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Re: Real hardware

Niklas Ulvinge19-Sep-05 7:37

19-Sep-05 7:37

Do you remmember any prise?

It should be cheeper now or more expensive...

Thanks for your reply anyway

Niklas Ulvinge aka IDK

Re: Real hardware

Douglas Troy20-Sep-05 7:07

20-Sep-05 7:07

No, sorry I don't ... but if you go to Google and search for EPROMs and/or IC chips, you'll probably find a company that "deals" in that type of thing ...

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Almost hardware

Niklas Ulvinge9-Sep-05 6:27

9-Sep-05 6:27

This is an almost hardware question.

I'm working on a circut simulator.

The problem is that I don't know how to implement the ground.

Think like this:
- Everything, cords, batteries, diods, are objects. (I program in C#, and all objects is childs to a special class called item)
- The negative pole of a battery is giving output -100, wich could be called a low pressure.
- The positive pole of a battery is giving output 100, wich could be called a high pressure.
- Cords doesn't have any data, wich means if you want output from a cord it returns the sum of what it is conneced to.

Again, How do I make implement ground?

Niklas Ulvinge aka IDK

Re: Almost hardware

Anonymous14-Sep-05 19:29

Anonymous

14-Sep-05 19:29

It probably wouldn't be a bad idea to find information on the internet or in books that would help you get a better grasp of electrical circuits. As for implementing ground, the power of electricity needs somewhere to flow to. That would be ground. When you connect a positive or negative voltage to ground the power will flow. Between these you have your circuit or load.

Re: Almost hardware

Niklas Ulvinge15-Sep-05 2:08

Re: hard drive serial number

15-Sep-05 2:08

That problem was that one ground couldn't know about the other, and then how would the ground be able to know when to flow?

I solved the proplem by 'cheating', as the ground I'm going to use don't have to be that specific.

Now my system is really good, I'm going to implement kirchkorvs rule or something, can't remember the name...

Niklas Ulvinge aka IDK

hard drive serial number

rolati6-Sep-05 0:06

rolati

6-Sep-05 0:06

i have heard that not all hard drives have a serial number. they all have a volume serial number, which changes with every format, but not a hard disk serial number. different articles say different things about this issue and i'm confused. so my question is: do all hard drives have a unique unchanging serial number or not?

Rola

Trollslayer6-Sep-05 6:27

Trollslayer

6-Sep-05 6:27

Yes, see here[^].
This is fixed during manufacturing.

Elaine Rose | [Rose]

The tigress is here Big Grin | :-D

-- modified at 12:29 Tuesday 6th September, 2005

How to write driver on Windows?

rushing4-Sep-05 23:55

rushing

4-Sep-05 23:55

I want to write driver for wareless equipment, just like network adapter driver.
Please help me.
Thanks!

Re: How to write driver on Windows?

Niklas Ulvinge5-Sep-05 2:57