When I say "not working" I mean that the popup window comes up and lets you enter the information but when you click submit the next screen is an error message.

After thinking about this a little more, I have realized it might have something to do with security here at the office. Because this ...

Hello:

First I'd like to let MO know that their contact popup is not working (or at least not for our company).

Secondly, I'd like to get a demo LK402-12 for a 1U chassis we are building. Is that possible? Please email me at jlambert@futurex.com for shipping information.

We have used MO LCDs in ...

Is it possible to use USB and how hard would it be to program compared to the com port if it can be used?

Spatch

Anyone? Bueller?

What are the different ways I can connect the MO LCD screens internally? We are building 1U chassis which cannot have the wires going to the outside of the case. Can you use internal USB headers? Any other ideas?

TIA,

Spatch

Anyone know of a mass-produced, ATX form factor 1U motherboard that has an internal com port header? It must also support the riser card PCI slot by having a PCI slot 7" from the power side of the board. I have an ATX 1U chassis I'm building and want to use the matrix orbital LCD but I don't want an ...

On 2002-02-15 12:38, PatB wrote:
Hi!

I had the same questions a couple of days ago:

Let me quote Henry :-):
"Using Wide Voltage is safer in a computer. A computer power supply is not nice and can spike. Having a a voltage regulator on it (wide voltage option) is good because no matter what your ...

I want to purchase a specific PC bay insert kit but it includes the Wide voltage option instead of the Standard voltage option. What is the difference and will both work in a standard pc?

The kit is BVK202A-BK

TIA,


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