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AC powering, management ethernet and gig-e ethernet for the IP transport streams into the cherry pickers.
An Arduino Diecimila with an Arduino Ethernet Shield and Liquidaware Lithium Backpack and a 16×2 character Serial LCD. Testing my Arduino web server code before packaging everything up into its box.
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Looks like overkill hey. Just one ethernet connection to another room where the router is located. WA doesn't have any battery units currently so everyone is being installed with a temporary DC power supply brick instead. All green at the top meaning fibre is good, data to the router is good and the NTD has power.
This shot is out of date - the power supply and battery has been installed now.
I hooked GitHub's stoplight up to their build system via Arduino, some relays, and an ethernet shield. Read about the process here:
www.urbanhonking.com/ideasfordozens/2010/05/the_github_st...
passing the ethernet cables for the WiFi repeater station (three Metrix Mark I boxes) on the FM radio tower of BBC World / Malawi Broadcast Corp., located on the top of Mpingwe Hill (Blantyre, Malawi)
I hooked GitHub's stoplight up to their build system via Arduino, some relays, and an ethernet shield. Read about the process here:
www.urbanhonking.com/ideasfordozens/2010/05/the_github_st...
sc to st custom red fiber optic cable Ethernet patch cord available in single-mode 9/125 and multi-mode 62.5/125
lc to st custom purple fiber optic cable Ethernet patch cord available in single-mode 9/125 and multi-mode 62.5/125
I hooked GitHub's stoplight up to their build system via Arduino, some relays, and an ethernet shield. Read about the process here:
The new Brocade 6910 Ethernet Access Switch is a compact MEF compliant solution that extends wire-speed Ethernet services to the network edge without compromising performance. This helps service providers expand their cloud-based network services to customers in the “last mile.” The target applications are metro access for enterprise customers, mobile backhaul for cellular 4G/LTE, public safety networks and managed customer premises devices for enterprise customers.
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Image of an ethernet network card taken with a PackshotCreator photo studio by Creative Tools AB.
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Produktbild av ett ethernet nätverkskort tagen med en PackshotCreator fotostudio av Creative Tools AB.
O2 Joggler
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O2 helps busy family lives with O2 Joggler
O2’s revolutionary touch screen device sits at the centre of the home and helps family life run more smoothly
O2 today announces the O2 Joggler, a first-of-its-kind device which will transform the way families manage their busy lives. Taking the place of all the notes traditionally placed on the fridge door, the O2 Joggler is always on and can be used by the entire family. It sends text message reminders which mean every family member will know who needs to be where by when. The O2 Joggler launches in early April.
The O2 Joggler has been built on the insight that family life is hectic and can be difficult to manage. Appointments, birthdays, school runs, work deadlines and more can all be stored on the O2 Joggler’s calendar, which will text handy reminders to family members’ O2 mobile phones.
The digital evolution of the traditional family wall calendar, the O2 Joggler is a sleek 7” touch screen device for the household that keeps the whole family connected. Ideally placed in the kitchen or the living room, O2 Joggler sits at the heart of the family home and is available to customers on all UK networks*.
It connects to your home Broadband either wirelessly or using an ethernet cable. There is no in-built SIM and therefore no ongoing costs or monthly subscription.
Alistair Johnston, Marketing Director, Telefónica O2 UK, said: “We’ve developed the O2 Joggler with today’s busy families in mind. It has been purpose built to help families better organise their lives.”
Play music, watch videos, catch-up on breaking news
The O2 Joggler is much more than an electronic calendar. It features a wide range of additional features for the whole family, including:
· Weather – never get caught out in the rain again with updates from Sky News Weather. The O2 Joggler provides a four-day forecast from 60 UK towns as well as most other cities across the world, useful for checking the weather before a holiday.
· Traffic – get the latest traffic black spot updates from Trafficmaster including the average speed of traffic on major roads**. O2 Joggler remembers the last place that was looked at and centres its traffic information around this location.
· News and sports – catch the latest headlines from Sky News and Sky Sports. Headlines are refreshed throughout the day, making it useful for checking scores and headlines without any hassle.
· Photos – The O2 Joggler can also be used as a digital photo frame. Up to 200 photos can be stored on the internal 1GB memory or through an external USB memory.
· Music/ Video – play up to 100 songs or videos stored on the device memory using the O2 Joggler’s built-in speakers, or stream it through a home PC.***
· Games – customers can test their brain skills with a game of Sudoku. And if they need to pop out and pick up the kids, they just touch-save and carry on playing later. More games will be coming soon.
· Tools – use the O2 Joggler as an alarm clock or calculator.
Coming soon
· Messaging – The O2 Joggler will let customers send 50 text messages every month to any mobile in the UK for free. It will also be possible to send texts to the O2 Joggler from any UK mobile.
· Radio – A wide array of pre-set internet radio stations will soon be available to listen to.
As new applications and content become available, they will be sent directly to the O2 Joggler, ensuring it’s always kept up to date.
O2 Calendar
The new electronic O2 Calendar is available both on the O2 Joggler and as a stand-alone, free service on the internet. It provides a simple and convenient way for families to better manage their lives and is available to anyone, regardless of network*. Appointments can be included on the O2 Calendar using the Web or via text message.
The O2 Joggler will be available from early April at O2 stores and from the O2 online shop at www.O2.co.uk, priced at £149.99, or free if taken instead of a handset at upgrade****. For more information, visit www.o2.co.uk/family
*Text reminders will only be sent to O2 mobiles in the UK
** Traffic alerts for all A roads and Motorways in England, Scotland and Wales
*** iTunes format files not supported
****Applies to O2 Pay Monthly customers on 18 and 24 month contracts, excluding O2 Simplicity customers. Pay & Go customers can apply their upgrade discount to the cost of the device (up to £200). The O2 Joggler is not available as an upgrade to corporate customers.
Subject to availability. Broadband connection required. Selected features subject to network coverage.
I decided to use ladyada's ethernet shield and an Xport Direct for an internet-controlled neon sign project I'm doing for the founder of a very successful web related local startup.
A lengthy transfer of files, apps and settings (about three hours) using a trusty ethernet cable. I prefer the look of the PowerBook's wall-to-wall keyboard, to be honest.
NetTherm, a network-enabled temperature and humidity sensor. Designed and built by Dave McGuire. See here for more information.
Latest addition to guide from Rockwell Automation and Cisco helps machine builders and manufacturers deploy integrated motion using EtherNet/IP networking technology. To download a free copy of the guide, please visit: literature.rockwellautomation.com/idc/groups/literature/d...
NetTherm, a network-enabled temperature and humidity sensor. Designed and built by Dave McGuire. See here for more information.
NetTherm, a network-enabled temperature and humidity sensor. Designed and built by Dave McGuire. See here for more information.
The Anvyl™ FPGA development platform is a complete, ready-to-use digital circuit development platform based on a speed grade -3 Xilinx® Spartan®-6 LX45 FPGA. The large FPGA, along with the 100-mbps Ethernet, HDMI Video, 128MB DDR2 memory, 4.3” LED backlit LCD touchscreen, 128x32 pixel OLED display, 630 tie-point breadboard, multiple USB HID controllers, and I2S audio codec makes the Anvyl an ideal platform for an FPGA learning station capable of supporting embedded processor designs based on Xilinx's MicroBlaze™.