working with switches
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Switches in Networking are of two types Managed and Unmanaged ones.Give a Search based on it your Question will be answered
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http://www.digchip.com/datasheets/parts/datasheet/280/MAX4603.php\n\nFour switches, two NC and two NO. Used in Relay Replacement, Test Equipment, Communication Systems, PBX, PABX Systems, Audio-Signal Routing. \n\nthe complete datasheet can be found on maxim-ic site:
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you need short lan cables (about 30-40 cm) for connect the patch panel to your switch.\nand you should connect the long lan cables(that will be connected to clients) to reaer of the patch .\nand you can find the sort of connection on patch panel documents.
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turn switch one on and leave it on for 5 minutes. turn it off and turn on switch 2.  go up stairs. if light is out and hot, it is switch one. out and cool it is switch 3  if light is on it is switch 2
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go to radioshack...they sell basic instruction manuals, circuits and all the bits you'll need
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Start at the first step. Is the cable plugged in and connected. If you do not get a link light on the switch you plug into then change cables. After that load the proper client software. For most computers it will be Microsofts client for MS networks. \n\nThe next step can be hard.You have to set a TCP/ip address or set for DHCP addressing. If your network issues DHCP addresses then you should get a connection.
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Flip one light switch on, wait for 30 minutes, then turn it off and turn another one on.  Go into the room with the lamps.  The first switch you flipped will be off and HOT.  The second one will be on and relatively cool.  The last switch will then control the off and cold one.
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You can use what is called a KVM switch.  It allows you to use one keyboard, one mouse and one monitor with 2 PCs.\n\niogear makes some great products.
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I've worked some with programming PLCs. e-mail me and maybe (it's been a long time) I can get you pointed in the right direction.
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Some good advice in the other answers, so I will just highlight a couple things.  Keep in mind that when I hear networking position, I assume you are talking about the infrastructure and not necessarily servers.  My expertise is with the routers and switches.\n\nFirst, know the OSI model, know how each layer works.  Know IP addressing.  Know the difference between the various types of equipment, if you don't know the difference between a switch and hub you wont get far.  Be prepared to show good troubleshooting skills and make sure you are organized in your answer to that question.  Know the basics of several different WAN protocols.  Know Ethernet.\n\nI realize there is a lot there  and not everyone will know everything.  Number 1 rule - DO NOT TRY TO BS THE INTERVIEWER.  They will know the answers to the questions they ask.  When I interview someone, I keep makng the questions harder and harder until they can't answer the next one.  So I don't expect them to know everything.\n\nLike the Boy Scouts say - Be Prepared.  Good luck.
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Well,\n\n---->Use a little piece of Scotch tape to hold the switch in place while I inserted the card into the reader. Works perfect now. \n\n-------->To things called WRITE_PROT that lead me to believe that there is a software toggle inside the chip. Here are some lines from one .PDF file I found: CMD28 SET_WRITE_PROT Optional CMD29 CLR_WRITE_PROT Optional CMD30 SEND_WRITE_PROT Optional
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check the jumpers. ide1 should be set to master and ide2 should be set to slave. i have overlooked that little step a lot and got frustrated. so simple i did not think and wasted a lot of time.
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I believe the service you're looking for is called TrueSwitch.
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Open your database, then select, Tools, Database Utilities, and finally select Switchboard Manager.\n\nFollow the step-by-step instructions! Good Luck!
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u can use switchs to power each one at a time but u ll need to place them in a parallel format cause using serial means u have to power the first bulb to be able to light any other ,other than that u can use relays and connect them in a way to have the light going in a sequence
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C and either F12, F11 or F10. One of those combos works. Repeatedly press it on startup and you should get there.
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light duty is the problem - would be very easy to make one using any push on connector in the circuit ( you need a spring loaded connector with the pin being non conductive - a 'blade' shaped pin would be the easiest to rig )\n\nanother possibility is to use a switch of any type ( a - b ) that shunts the circuit to a open   circuit  ( this can be activated by a pull - and switched back manually )