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append a parameter that will give you more time to ping. One of the options is the time in milliseconds. Increase it to something like 10 or 30 seconds and see if it succeeds.
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I picked one of these up recently as a 'clearance' bargain in a local electronics store, and the original software supplied doesn't work on XPSP2. There is a 'fixed' version of the software on the manufacturer's site, but that doesn't work correctly, since when editing the phone book, it loses the last digit of each stored number (!).
It's a USB plug-in with a Pacific USB<->serial converter built-in. Does anyone know how I can get hold of programming information for whatever is on the other side, or is there a standard IC that I could send AT style commands to?
I could just throw it away, but heck, I write software for a living...
Steve S
Developer for hire
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I want to capture buttons events from my wireless presenter 8000. Not the "normal" left- and right-click, but the special Buttons for presentations (in PowerPoint these are mapped to next/previous) slide. There are also two buttons for loudness increase/decrease and one to hide the screen.
Google did'nt show anything helpful for me. Hope someone here knows about this.
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I have a little problem with networking my home computers. I have installed network adapters on a cross-cabled manner in two of my home PCs. I needed the networking wire to run around the outer walls of my house (as opposed to internally running those cables, since the rooms are on two different flats). The problem is that I bought a certain length of wire, but found it a little short to reach across the two PCs. So I had to buy a little more wire, and I manually joined the wires by scraping off the outer covers, and then twisting the exposed wires, and taping at the connection point. This worked perfectly for some time, until recently, when the connection seems to be loosened at the joint. Now, whenever both the computers are booted up, the status indication keeps changing from "Connected at 100 Mbps" to "Cable Disconnected", and I have to keep pressing at the connection point to (temporarily) get the connection working.
It has been two to three times that I have removed the tape, and then reconnected the wires by further scraping the wires. I am sick and tired of doing this.
My question is: Is there any way to connect the wires (I mean, do we get a RJ-45 connector for connecting two wires? Or is there some other solution to my woes? I have kept the option of buying off the whole length of the wire as a last option. Please suggest a solution to this problem.
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d2_grv wrote: Is there any way to connect the wires
Solder.
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The Grand Negus wrote: Solder.
I don't think you understood my problem. The wire's hanging in mid-air...how do I solder that???
If you're recommending using a protoboard or something similar to act as a base for connecting the wires, well, i tried it, but it wouldn't work.....
Actually, I was wondering if there was some kind of connector, similar to a power socket connector for extension cords.......
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d2_grv wrote: The wire's hanging in mid-air...how do I solder that???
It sounded, from your description, that you stripped the wires and twisted them together, covering the joints with tape for insulation - and that worked until they worked themselves loose. My thought was to remove the tape, clean and re-twist the connections, heat the stripped and twisted ends with a soldering iron, apply some solder, and then re-tape. No protoboard or any other device necessary.
d2_grv wrote: Actually, I was wondering if there was some kind of connector, similar to a power socket connector for extension cords
Here, it sounds like you want a less permanent connection. Just get male/female connectors similar to the ones on the ends of cable and make a joint that way. Be sure the connectors you get are "straight thru"; that is, make sure they don't flip any of the wires.
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The Grand Negus wrote: It sounded, from your description, that you stripped the wires and twisted them together, covering the joints with tape for insulation - and that worked until they worked themselves loose. My thought was to remove the tape, clean and re-twist the connections, heat the stripped and twisted ends with a soldering iron, apply some solder, and then re-tape. No protoboard or any other device necessary.
Ok, I wonder why I didn't think of that....
Also, about the male/female connection that you talk about, I have only known of such connectors for RJ-11 types, i.e. for phone lines. Are they also available for RJ-45 connectors? It'd be great if that were the case....
Lots of thanks to The Grand Negus for such insighful responses, BTW....
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d2_grv wrote: Also, about the male/female connection that you talk about, I have only known of such connectors for RJ-11 types, i.e. for phone lines. Are they also available for RJ-45 connectors? It'd be great if that were the case....
This [^] is the easy way. And the "Cyberguys", if you can get them to ship to your location, are typically dirt cheap compared to other vendors.
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The Grand Negus wrote: This [^] is the easy way.
Thanks a lot for the link.
Now if I could only find some way of placing an order for them to get that thing here to Nepal......
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Since it's unlikely that you can just run down the mountain to the local computer store for a hub, the solder choice seems most appropriate. In fact, it makes a better connection than a RJ-45 connector.
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Simple solution - get a longer piece of CAT-5. BTW, did you use CAT-5 certified for outside use (yes, there is such a thing)? Did you also know that the maximum length of any piece of CAT-5 should be no more than 325 feet? Here's an even better idea - go wireless.
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No man....the suggestions seem to somehow resemble with one of your signature lines ::
John Simmons / outlaw programmer wrote: "Why don't you tie a kerosene-soaked rag around your ankles so the ants won't climb up and eat your candy ass..." - Dale Earnhardt, 1997
I mean, i thought i mentioned i did not want to buy a new length of wire....and no way i'm going wireless....the cost factor is way over the projected one(which is nothing  , or very low)
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Hi,
Can anyone please let me know, if all motherboards by default have hardware monitor ICs - for any processor.? when was this h/w monitor IC concept introduced? before that how was h/w monitoring done?
Thanks in advance,
Manasi
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IF you're referring to temperature and fan speeds, most do except for really old stuff. For anything else I don't know what's used, maybe an oscope?
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i m connected with internet....getting proper public ip add.....able to ping yahoo & google sites.....but when tried to open these websites with internet explorer v-6 --- page can not be displayed..
i m using winXp... i have tried with MY COMPUTER window---no go
i have tried with mozilla----no go
tried to powercycle the entire network --- reseted the router----no go
internet is working fine with other computers... i m using D-LINK router...and 2 windows Xp....it was working fine from last 1 year....
is it serious issue or do i need to do some settings.....
will appreciate any comments...
RST
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Did you accidentally configure a proxy server in IE??
Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic
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no....not as per my knowledge.... but i guess in that case also it should work with MY COMPUTER or MOZILLA.... correct me if i m wrong....
thanks
RST
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Open IE, go to the Tools menu, Internet Options, Connections tab, LAN Settings button. Make sure all the check boxes are cleared.
Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic
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all said and done..... thats been unchecked .... still no go...
i m using symantac .. do u think it could create problems....
RST
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Now I'd be looking at issues with any firewall software you have installed on your machine.
Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic
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The registry is not going to be the issue. That's where the settings for IE are stored.
I don't have the time to research your issue. There's not enough information to go on. That's on your shoulders.
Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic
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but i would like to let u know..that i tried continious pinging 4.2.2.2 , and the responce was 2 reply...![Rose | [Rose]](https://codeproject.global.ssl.fastly.net/script/Forums/Images/rose.gif)
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