After you plug in your external serial mouse, you have to go to CONTROL PANEL, run the ADD NEW HARDWARE WIZARD. After doing so, your computer should find your serial mouse and install the Standard Serial Mouse driver for it.

The serial mouse only can plug in port when notebook is shut off. Change the Touch Pad mode to Disable in Advanced of CMOS.

Push CTRL + ALT + DEL all at the same time. A dialog box should pop up. Choose shut down. If the dialog box does not pop up then turn the computer off with the power button. Wait 30 seconds and then turn the computer back on. CONTACTS

Your serial number is located on your Cakewalk registration card. If you cannot find this card, or if you sent it to us and did not copy the number down, you'll need to call our Customer Service team at 1-888-CAKEWALK (press 2 when prompted). They'll be able to find your number or tell you how to receive a new one. (Back to top)

First check if the Xbus Master is turned on (LED flashes). If the LED is solid the Xbus Master may be in Bluetooth mode. Restore to factory defaults to select serial cable mode. Check if the serial cable is correctly attached to the Xbus Master and the host. Use the twist-lock at the Xbus Master side to attach it properly. Make sure that the RS-232 (COM) port used by the Xbus Master is not used by other software installed on your computer, e.g. ActiveSync.

Yes. The Adder range support the use of serial mice using D9-6 Mini Din Adapters. With the larger ranges of switches these come as standard

Most of our laptops come with their own internal mouse, but if you prefer an external mouse then you can connect one. We supply with a mouse with a mouse mat at a very reasonable price and if you're not sure how to set it up, please contact us and we can talk you through it.

Windows XP's drivers are basic ones that just allow you to manipulate the desktop (and possibly DirectX also). You have to get updated XP drivers from your card's manufacturer. Riva TNT, TNT2, Geforce cards can try nVidia's Forceware drivers. dfx has closed down. Fortunately, some geeks have hacked (or tweaked) 3dfx's original drivers to make it compatible with Windows XP.

Just press the button on the dock so that the USB device gets detected by the system and that gphoto2 software can detect it.

Yes. There are sockets at the front and rear of the console. The keyboard is particularly useful for naming input and output channels.

YES. There is a VGA monitor port for connecting an external monitor and USB ports for connecting other devices such as a mouse, keyboard, webcam, and etc. There are also microphone and stereo line out jacks for connecting speakers and a microphone. If you wish, you can even use the built-in LCD display and an external monitor at the same time to have dual displays or an extended virtual desktop.

The PAUM002 only has PS/2 and USB connections. Standard or 3rd party PS/2 to Serial port adapters may cause detection problems and we do not recommend using them. A utility file is available on our website (www.targus.com/support), which will allow you to use the second mouse button and the screen scroller features on your MAC computer. My mouse doesn’t respond correctly anymore - After changing the port it’s plugged into, my mouse doesn’t respond the way it used to.

RCA made four models controllable with an external computer- the SKT265, SJT400, SJT400X, and SKT400. The SKT265 was intended only for institutional use, as the additional circuitry was mounted on an external circuit board wired to the unit with a ribbon cable. On the back of the SKT265 was a 15 pin serial port similar to those used on computer-controllable LaserDisc players.

This may be caused by USB port problem. Some of the computers, especially portable computers, in the market, don't offer a qualified USB port compatibility. If your computer USB can' t detect Coocci control or can't drive the vibrator powerfully, you may consider to use a USB hub with additional power supply.

Details: The RESET button varies in size and location and in some cases manufacturers don't even put it in. It is usually labeled with the words "reset" or ">o<". The RESET button should always work because it connects directly to your motherboard via a physical link. If you cannot find the RESET button, your last resort is to find the power button and power down your system by holding down the button for a few seconds.

If the program is frozen you will need to press Ctrl-Alt-Del. This will bring up the Task Manager, which will give you a list of all of the programs that are currently running. If the program is frozen it will probably have the text "Not Responding" beside it. Click on this program to highlight it, then select End Task. After a couple of seconds, the program should close.

Olan is not a classic graphics tool. You can click a figure to select it and drag it to reposition, but you can't move or change any part of the figure itself by using the mouse. Instead, use the left panel as seen here to select base figures, rolls, and any other aspect (entry/exit line lengths, size, etc).

Some of your computer’s settings can impact the software's efficiency. By changing one (or more) of these settings, you can control how the program performs. Set your Display Settings to 800x600 pixels and High Color (24-bit) or True Color (32-bit). On your Start menu, select Settings>Control Panel>Display>Settings. If you notice that the 3D display is not clear, set back the Graphics Acceleration.

Your client machines will not be able to ping the outside world and receive a reply unless you're running a gateway on your internal network. You will, however, notice that if you map DNS in SpoonProxy and set your SpoonProxy machine's IP as your client's DNS server that a ping to an external server name from a client machine will resolve an IP address, but it will still receive no ping reply. (The same will hold true for tracert.)

If you want to use serial port of that PC, you need a conversion cable with DB9 serial port at PC side convert to mini DIN 6-pin at KVM side for such requirement. Note that only rack mount type KVM Switch (Ex: UKS8108-RO) has implemented such serial mouse to PS/2 mouse conversion. And only some old SCO UNIX systems need such connection.

Canm you remove the top LCD section and just leave the main section running with an external monitor? :) Yes, you can hook them up to external monitors, and a mouse just plugs right in. Not sure about removing the top tho... CCJ, I use my Laptop with an external monitor and use both screen. In Sonar, I put the audio mixer section on one screen, and the main sequencer window on the other. I don't know for Cubase and Logic, but I suppose they can do the same thing.

The simplest way to use an external controller is to use a USB keyboard - say a numeric keypad - and assign the keys you want to hotkey functions. You can also use custom made keyboards like the ones that come with some playout systems. These USB numeric keypads are available from computer stores... we can also supply them for approx £32 ($50, €51).

No. To move data from an external processor (e.g. a PC/104 SBC) through the USB-to-serial converter will require that the external processor communicate with the Flight MCU serving as an intermediary.

I get the error message The modem is being used by another Dial-Up Networking connection or another program. Disconnect the other connection or close the program, then try again." I get the error message "The computer is not receiving a response from the modem, check that the modem is plugged in and if necessary, turn the modem off and then turn it back on again."

There can be multiple reasons for not detecting the hard drive. The hard drive might be SCSI. The hard drive size might be under 500 MB. Make sure that you boot with an IDE hard drive and it has disk space more than 500 MB. Honeywall uses 500 MB disk space for swap and remaining for storing the logs.

Answer: The above output is perfectly normal. The Net zone is defined as all hosts that are connected through eth0 and the local zone is defined as all hosts connected through eth1. If you are running Shorewall 1.4.10 or later, you can consider setting the detectnets interface option on your local interface (eth1 in the above example). That will cause Shorewall to restrict the local zone to only those networks routed through that interface.