how do i choose an automation component.\nwhat do i look out for when choosing some automation components.
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A couple of good questions to ask yourself when designing a control system are...\nWhat is the minimum amount of control required?\nWill you ever have to expand this system, and what are the odds of that happening in the lifetime of the new control? (Based on the answer to this question, it may be wise to select a control that's more expandable than the minimum requirement.)\nWhat hardware, software, and training are going to be required to support the new system?\nWhat level of support do you currently get from the automation OEM's that you are considering?
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Dang!  Just sold mine on ebay not too long ago.  I do recall, however, being able to find a user guide on line.  That friggin thing is tricky to use as well.  When I asked the guy that I got it from how it worked, he said, "just keep pushing buttons!".
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Dear Friend,\n\nAll these configuration is good, try to get IBM and their products and APPLE and their products.\n\nDid u remember before year of 95, two kinds of softwares will be there one for TEXT-Mode (DOS mode) and another GUI-mode (Windows mode) for IBM computers. But not after Windows 95 (OS).\n\nStill there are softwares are available different OS. Like WINDOWS, LINUX, UNIX, HP-UX, SOLARIS. All are not available for MAC.\n\nI think you will get it or mail to me.
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It costs money, but I find AI Roboform to be the most functional and easy to use.  I tried other free ones but they are not use friendly like Roboform. Spend the money it's woth it.
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More work is not always the issue.\n\nHow about accuracy or exact duplication of a part.  Additionally it works 24/7 with no vacations, sick leave or lunch breaks.  That's just for starters, I'm sure others will have more to offer.
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You do realize that embedded systems is a pretty broad category right? So the links I have presented below are in a number of different areas of embedded systems. Sorry if none of them are in the area you are looking for. I hope they help none the less.\n\nEnjoy!
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automation is cheap and business is competitive more 'bots' to come in the future\n\nhow do you know I'm not a computer
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Try Total Control, it dosen`t work that fast but if you wanted something that worked faster try ShapeWorks Quick Start. Or you can get them together, you can find both on this website www.beaturlbs-mall.com\nYou cannot find these in stores. Ask for 40% off for the month of June.\nEmail me if you have any questions :)
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I love your suggestion. I often find poorly explained areas in equipment manuals. What's the question though?
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Hey....\n\nI am a Software QA/Test professional. Have been into Testing for almost 9 yrs now... Pls feel free to send ur ques to my personal email 'just_4_frenz AT yahoo. \n\nLook forward to hearing from you soon.\n\nTake care.
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It works very well if the company installing it comes back to check the stations as promised. Without the monthly or quarterly check-ups they are completely worthless. Make sure they give you a report of any new activity, etc. on each visit so you know if they have come or not. Also, watch the technician if you are home, some guys get lazy and only check a couple of them and report "no new activity." They are suppossed to check every station on every visit!! Good luck!
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Well, detailing the entire process here would probably be too in-depth.  May I suggest that you visit a local hobby store and ask a salesperson about a remote control car/boat kit?  This is probably the best way to learn and understand the principles first hand.   If you want, there are even kits where you can build your own transmitter and receiver.
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Can it be done given the time constraints (you need it by when)?\n\nCan it be done given the resource budget (people/equipment/money)?\n\nCan it be done in a way that meets performance and other quality requirements(glitchy bugs, performance, resource consumption, etc)?\n\n(I can also think of a 4th feasiblity tenet -- Is the problem solveable by current (or anticipated) technology?)\n\nWe have a saying in the software industry, you can have it quickly, you can have it bug free, or you can have all of your desired features.  Pick two.
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Not with javascript alone, I think. ActiveX would play an important part in accessing these components.
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We use the infragistics package.  Their stuff is very visual, so they have tons of ways you can change the appearance of the controls.  A bit cludgy to learn their objects, but ok.  If the default microsoft stuff is a D+, then I give Infragistics a B-
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I think that would be Mickey Mouse.he's the most famous anyway.(Just kidding) Your mouse is personal preference I like the Microsoft Intellimouse 5 button Optical.but you may like something else better if you want to try something else that's what I would try but if you know something you like stick with it I say.
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Not sure about buying parts...... I'm sure there are many local electronic suppliers. \n\nCheck out the US company Jameco (www.jameco.com) for some of their robotic kits and pieces. Even if you don't get one of their kits, this might give you some ideas.