What should the pinout be for a serial cable from COM1 on my PC to a Sage 325EV?
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Straight through cable.
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Do you mean power supply or cable?\n\nI need more info
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If your computer has an IDE connection it should be easy enough. The first thing you'll need is an extra bay for the hard drive, or if you're willing to take the chance just take the computer case off and just let the hard drive hang loose. Next you'll also need another IDE cable to plug into the drive and another power connection. Plugging these two in are pretty self-explanatory - they only fit one way. After you get those hooked up you might need to move the jumper(the little black thing that goes over the pins) to the slave position. Some other tips: if you don't have an extra IDE cable in your computer just take the one of the DVD or CD drive and attach to the hard drive, if the hard drive is formatted with FAT, FAT32, or NTFS you should be OK if you're running Windows 2000 or XP, for the jumper usually the hard drive sticker on it will show the different jumper connections. If not it usually doesn't matter but make sure that is your last resort, and finally if you have a SATA connection that should be OK too(the SATA cable is the orange or res small cable and the IDE cable is the big, fat, grey one). Once you get all of these things done your BIOS might say 'found new hard drive press Enter to continue', after that when you're logged into Windows just transfer all the files you need off of that hard drive to the one you want to move them to.
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Quite a bit on the NEC 313e on link below including drivers
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When you look at the existing cable in your PC, your see a tail hanging off the existing drive - this is for the new drive.  Before you install it, go to the back of the new drive and set it to slave - its hard to see but its on the drive.  Connect it up and look for another power supply - you might have to format it but it should work fine.
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http://kbserver.netgear.com/products/FA411.asp
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Hey Pal,\n\nI think that you should use Serial Port witn a serial cable and use the hyperterminal program to config your reciever.\n\nCiao,
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go to the Compaq site and download the manual
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You will need an adapter.\n\nSpecifically, a parallel-to-USB wire.\n\nThe link listed as a source is an adapter made by Belkin. It gives you some more information about this type of adapter.\n\nNOTE: The site may not represent the lowest price for the product. I highly advise searching local stores and internet sites for the lowest price.
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you could actually use the cable, you can also buy a cable tester, where you plug both ends in, run the test and some status LED's will give you the results\n\nhttp://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=45778&doy=6m4&C=SEO&U=Template
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go to device manager and check on which port your display adapter is located. but as your  PCIE card i think will be on pcie slot
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the best driver place that I know of would be driverguide.com or the manufacturer.  NEC.COM one of those two should have a driver
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these answers that suggest of using a USB to USB Datalink Cable are in principle correct but it doesn't work because you can neither share the folders nor install the communication program on the PC for this Link Cable. did you ever try to do this blindly? .. :p\nso it might be the better solution to hook the TV set to the PC using a S-video cable, provided that the PC has an S-video output and the TV set has the corresponding input.
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There should be a power connection. If not, ask your vendor. Otherwise, for installation, visit here:
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List all the specs for the computer, (in most cases the make and model will be sufficient)\nusually coax is used for audio and video. http://www.realtek.com.tw/products/products1-2.aspx?modelid=30
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Try this weblink\nhttp://www.camera-drivers.com/drivers/86/86561.htm\nthis is for the PCline cam, if your's is a differrent model, then look for specific model\nBTW the cam has a good write up compared to some others.
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There will be a diagram printed on the hard drive itself instructing you where to place the jumper.  You should just pull them out and have a look.\n\n99% of the time, no jumpers at all means master, and a jumper on the second set of pins - counting from the end with two, not the end with one - means slave.  But be sure to check the little diagram.\n\nThere may also just be the characters MA SL CS printed above the pins.  MA=master SL=slave CS=Cable select (don't do that).