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Sports, Sports, Voice, Clip, Adult, Male, Touchdown i 2.0 0:01Sport Sport 37 DiceShake_S08SP.248.wav Sports, Dice, Two, Short, Shake, In, Hand i 2.0 0:01Sport Sport 38 SportsVoiceClip_S08SP.792.wav Sports, Sports, Voice, Clip, Middle, Age, Female, Vender, Ice, Cold, Beer i 2.0 0:01Sport Sport 39 FoosballTable_S08SP.273.wav Sports, Foosball, Table, Kick, Ball, Block i 2.0 0:01Sport Sport 40 CardGrabFinger_S08SP.139.wav Sports, Card, Grab, Finger, Rub i 2.0 0:01Sport Sport 41 IceSkateSpin_S08SP.521.wav Sports, Ice, Skate, Spin, Twirl, Indoor, Rink i 2.0 0:09Sport Sport 42 LacrosseEquipment_S08SP.539.wav Sports, Lacrosse, Equipment, Bag, Zip, Fast i 2.0 0:01Sport Sport 43 Sports-FigureSkating-Int-_1.wav Sports - Figure Skating - Int - Reverse Crossovers On Ice, Very Abrasive Maneuvers, Reverberant, Skating Circularly Around Mic i 2.0 0:42Sport Sport 44 PinballFlipper_S08SP.572.wav Sports, Pinball, Flipper, Electromagnetic, Flipper, Single i 2.0 0:01Sport Sport 45 PokerChipsStack_S08SP.607.wav Sports, Poker, Chips, Stack, Movement, Short i 2.0 0:01Sport Sport 46 CasinoDiceRoll_S08SP.164.wav Sports, Casino, Dice, Roll, Single, Die, Movement, Short i 2.0 0:01Sport Sport 47 SportsVoiceClip_S08SP.688.wav Sports, Sports, Voice, Clip, Adult, Male, False, Start, Five, Yard, Penalty i 2.0 0:02Sport Sport 48 ClayPigeonSlide_S08SP.200.wav Sports, Clay, Pigeon, Slide, Scrape, Cement, Surface i 2.0 0:01Sport Sport 49 SportsVoiceClip_S08SP.713.wav Sports, Sports, Voice, Clip, Adult, Male, Shot, Score i 2.0 0:01Sport Sport 50 DiceMovement_S08SP.236.wav Sports, Dice, Movement, In, Hand, Rattle, Light i 2.0 0:01Sport Sport 51 SportsVoiceClip_S08SP.787.wav Sports, Sports, Voice, Clip, Middle, Age, Female, Poker, Cards, Gambling, Ante, Up i 2.0 0:01Sport Sport 52 FoosballTable_S08SP.268.wav Sports, Foosball, Table, Change, Score, Spin, Soft i 2.0 0:01Sport Sport 53 SportsVoiceClip_S08SP.850.wav Sports, Sports, Voice, Clip, Old, Male, Cards, Gambling, FLIPPER ADJ 1: Set between 05 to 40. Default is 10. This adjustment sets the minimum fire time for a flipper coil in milliseconds.““When this time [Adj 55] is expired, if the minimum time has not yet been met (Std. Adj. 53), then keep firing until it has.” This appears to us to set a minimum time to fire the coil at full power, when the switch closure occurs. Oddly, if Adj 55 is set to zero or any value less than Adj 53, wouldn’t Adj 53 always control?“54 FLIPPER ADJ 2: Set between 40 to 60. Default is 50. This adjustment sets the maximum fire time for a flipper coil in milliseconds.“This allows the operator to adjust how long the power stroke is applied, no matter when the EOS switch opens. Interestingly, the default is 50 msec when it used to be 40. This is especially beneficial if the EOS switch breaks.“55 FLIPPER ADJ 3: Set between 0 to 10. Default is 3. This adjustment sets the amount of time to fire the coil after the EOS switch is seen in milliseconds.““Flippers will now fire when the button is pushed until the End-of-Stroke (EOS) Switch closure is seen” is confusing. If this were to mean closing, then this seems to us to apply if the flipper is forced closed due to a force such as trapping a pinball. The amount used to be 3 msec, which is the default here.The Sega/ Stern Whitestar Flipper CircuitCircuit OperationThis is the simplest

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Flipper changed from 0 > 6.Now matches the flipper of the sweetspot.Etalus’ roll framedata normalized to [3 – 14 – 12] from [3 – 15 – 12].Ori & Sein’s techroll framedata has been normalized to [20 – 14] from [18 – 16].Utilt angle flipper changed from 0 > 6.This makes it so that the move always sends left if your opponent is on the left side of you, and vice versa.Dash Attack tipper hitboxes adjusted to match the art better.Up Air range reduced by 16 pixels for hit 1 and 18 pixels for hit 2.This change is intended to make Up Air less oppressive as a sharking tool.More changes are planned for Sylvanos that didn’t make it into this patch. We’re taking a good hard look at his strengths and weaknesses so that we can build him up after stripping frustrating parts of his kit. Our goal is ultimately to make him both more fun to play against and more balanced and fun to play as.Back Air’s fist is now disjointed.Charged Forward Special now slides along the ground instead of being destroyed by it.Jab endlag decreased from 16 > 14.Back Air multihit hitstun modifier increased from .5 > .65.Enough to make it good on hit without letting it confirm into Forward Strong.Dash attack startup decreased from 10 > 7.Dash attack damage increased from 5 > 7.Dash attack knockback scaling increased from 0.35 > 0.5.While dash attack is still a pretty niche move, these changes will give it more utility.Ustrong endlag. %PDF-1.7 % 232 0 obj endobj 258 0 obj /Filter/FlateDecode/ID[23C81F700E5D4505A629E665A D ]/Index[232 46]/Info 231 0 Passive Serial Port Monitor. 0. Python: Serial Transmission. 0. Python chat program for serial port connection (RS-232) 0. RS-232 Communication with Python Returning Gibberish. 0. Monitor

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Home FAQ Firmware Applications & Plugins Modules & Cases Flipper tools About this project media Video Player for Media An app that plays video along with sound on Flipper Zero. Information about application Author: LTVA Version: 0.3 Updated at: 2024-06-17 Downloads: 0 Official Web Installer Description¶ Video player¶ A Flipper Zero application to play video files (with sound). Uses custom video file format. Is proven to work at 30 FPS and 44100 Hz audio sample rate with full 128 by 64 pixels resolution. Maximum video length is limited only by your SD card capacity (at least it works with 6 hours long video). Supports fast forward, rewind and pause. Obeys device's stealth mode. See github repo to find the guide for how to convert video files. Changelog¶ Video Player v0.3¶ Added¶ Volume control with up and down arrow keys Video Player v0.2¶ Added¶ Rewind and fast forward with right and left arrow keys respectively Obey device's stealth mode If horizontal resolution is less that 128 pixels video is centered on the screen Video Player v0.1¶ Initial release 2000 2011 11 ['Pastel Blue', 'PASTBLU'] 72 ['Maersk Blue'] 71 ['Maersk Blue'] 1008 Vintage Blue 039CBD 24 4 1949 1949 1074 Duplo Blue 009ECE 6 6 2003 2004 188 ['Tiny Blue'] 247 ['Little Robots Blue'] 1075 Duplo Medium Blue 3E95B6 1 1 2004 2004 269 ['Tiny-Medium Blue'] 1106 HO Blue-gray 354e5a 3 3 1958 1970 232 Sky Blue 7DBFDD 131 62 2003 2007 232 ['Dove blue', 'DO. BLUE'] 232 ['Sky_Blue'] 87 ['Sky Blue'] 88 ['Sky Blue'] 1033 Modulex Teal Blue 467083 1104 15 1963 1963 146 ['Mx Teal Blue'] 149 ['Modulex Teal Blue'] 1107 HO Cyan 5b98b3 1 1 1958 1958 1045 Modulex Foil Light Blue 68AECE 0 0 215 ['Mx Foil Light Blue'] 1036 Modulex Pastel Blue 68AECE 19 19 1963 1963 145 ['Mx Pastel Blue'] 145 ['Modulex Pastel Blue'] 1125 HO Metallic Blue 0d4763 2 2 1958 1961 1105 HO Azure 1591cb 1 1 1963 1963 321 Dark Azure 078BC9 13583 4731 2011 2025 321 ['Dark Azur'] 321 ['Dark_Azure'] 153 ['Dark Azure'] 47 ['Dark Azure'] 1128 HO Metallic Sand Blue 5f7d8c 1 1 1958 1958 313 Maersk Blue 3592C3 469 101 1974 2006 313 ['Maersk_Blue'] 72 ['Maersk Blue'] 71 ['Maersk Blue'] 43 Trans-Very Lt Blue C1DFF0 232 76 2003 2006 229 ['Transparent Light Bluish Green', 'TR. LGH. BL. GR'] 39 ['Trans_Very_Light_Blue'] 113 ['Trans-Aqua'] 25 ['Transparent Very Light Blue'] 9 Light Blue B4D2E3 42 33 1995 2007 45 ['Light blue'] 9 ['Light_Blue'] 62 ['Light Blue'] 63 ['Light Blue'] 1070 Pearl Blue 0059A3 21 16 2003 2009 185 ['Metallic Bright Blue', 'MET. BR. BLUE'] 185 ['Metallic_Bright_Blue'] 254 ['Pearl Blue'] 189 ['Pearl Blue'] 61 Chrome Blue 6C96BF 26 16 1998 2006 61 ['Chrome_Blue'] 52 ['Chrome Blue'] 112 ['Chrome Blue'] 1034 Modulex Tile Blue 0057A6 80 79 1963 1963 143 ['Mx Tile Blue'] 34 ['Modulex Tile Blue'] 1044 Modulex Foil Dark Blue 0057A6 0 0 214 ['Mx Foil Dark Blue'] 212 Bright Light Blue 9FC3E9 6999 2084 2004 2025 212 ['Light Royal blue', 'LGH. ROY. BLUE'] 212 ['Bright_Light_Blue'] 105 ['Bright Light Blue'] 42 ['Bright Light Blue'] 1131 HO Sand Blue 6e8aa6 3 3 1957 1965 1035 Modulex Medium Blue 61AFFF 7 7 1963 1963 144 ['Mx Medium Blue'] 144 ['Modulex Medium Blue'] 143 Trans-Medium Blue CFE2F7 703 249 2001 2018 143 ['Tr. Flu. Blue', 'TR.FL. BLUE'] 41 ['Trans_Medium_Blue'] 74 ['Trans-Medium Blue'] 102 ['Transparent Medium Blue'] 1006 Trans-Light Royal Blue B4D4F7 90 48 2005 2005 293 ['TR. L.ROYAL BLUE', 'TR.L.ROYAL BLUE'] 293 ['Trans_Light_Blue_Violet']

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Imei Device IMEI model Device model software_released Device firmware release date software_version Device firmware version lang Device firmware languge gps_version Navigation module firmware touch_key The code TouchMemory or plastic key-card on the interface 1-Wire, RS-232 or RS-485. Decimal number rfid The code received from the RFID reader on the interface RS-232 or RS-485. Decimal number rfid_pwr RFID tag power dBm cmd_ans Parameter for representing the device response to a request or command unknown_cmd_ntcb Parameter for representing the device response to an unknown request or command unknown_cmd_flex Parameter for representing the device response to an unknown request or command msg_type Type of message msg_number Message number in flash memory event_code Reason code for message generation time Message time seconds since 01.01.1970 status Device status 1 (bit field) modules_st The status of functional modules 1 (bit field) modules_st2 The status of functional modules 2 (bit field) gsm GSM level (0..31 - 0..100%, 99 - no registration in the network) nav_rcvr_state Power to the navigation receiver (0 - Off, 1 - On) valid_nav 0 - navigation is invalid, 1 - navigation is valid sats Total number of satellites last_valid_time Time when the last valid coordinates were received seconds since 01.01.1970 mileage Current mileage km inter_mileage Mileage between two points of the track whith valid navigation km positions_count Total number of seconds on the "inter_mileage" sec val_positions_count Total number of seconds on the "inter_mileage" whith valid navigation sec pwr_ext External voltage V pwr_int Internal voltage V adcХ Voltage from analog input, X - input

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('gvc007',CHR(13)) -- Read statusREAD file_var (status::1::0)IF status <> '1' THEN WRITE TPDISPLAY('gvc007 Failed',CR) RETURNENDIF CLR_IO_STAT(file_var) -- Read the data-- This will split the information at the quotations "'".-- Example String '10.5''9.8''15.9'READ file_var (xs::0::2, ys::0::2, angles::0::2, CR) -- Convert the dataCNV_STR_REAL(xs, x)CNV_STR_REAL(ys, y)CNV_STR_REAL(angles, angle) -- Remove comment for testing-- WRITE TPDISPLAY('X:',x,CR,'Y:',y,CR,'R',Angle,CR) ---- Use Vision Data-- -- Close the connectionCLOSE FILE file_var In-Sight Serial Port Setup While connected to the vision system (with the vision system Offline): On the Sensor menu, click Serial Port Settings. Click the I/O Module button to open the I/O Module Configuration dialog and configure the I/O module. Press the OK button to close the I/O Module Configuration dialog and return to the Serial Port Settings dialog. Note: If the vision system is configured for use with the CIO-MICRO or CIO-MICRO-CC I/O module, the RS-232 TRANSMIT and RS-232 RECEIVE pins on the Breakout cable are disabled. Use the I/O module's RS-232 OUT port (DB9) to connect to a serial device. Set the following properties in the Serial Port Settings dialog: Baud Rate: 19200 Data Bits: 8 (set by default when using the CIO-1400) Stop Bits: 1 (set by default when using the CIO-1400) Parity: None Handshake: None Mode: Native Fixed Input Length: Disabled Input Terminator: 13 Output Terminator: 0 Verify that the dialog displays the "(attached)" message next to the I/O module that is physically attached to the vision system. Click OK. In-Sight Job Setup From the File menu, create a New Job. In the AcquireImage property sheet (double-click on cell A0), set the following parameters: Trigger = External Manual = Checked Select cell A2 and type ExtractBlobs and press Enter (at this point the ExtractBlobs property sheet will be displayed). Click OK (leaving all parameters at their default settings). Select cell A4 and, fromthe Palette's Snippets tab, insert the Communication > Robots > FANUC.cxd Snippet into the spreadsheet. Define the coordinate cell references:X: Double-click C6, double-click C2,Y: Double-click D6, double-click D2Angle: Double-click E6, double-click E2 Press the Manual Trigger icon a few times to confirm that data from the ExtractBlobs function is changing. Save the job. Put the vision system Online. Ethernet Communications This section covers the two options for configuring communication between a FANUC robot controller and an In-Sight vision system over Ethernet communications. TCP/IP This section covers how to configure communication between a FANUC robot controller and an In-Sight vision system over TCP/IP. Requirements Required. %PDF-1.7 % 232 0 obj endobj 258 0 obj /Filter/FlateDecode/ID[23C81F700E5D4505A629E665A D ]/Index[232 46]/Info 231 0 Passive Serial Port Monitor. 0. Python: Serial Transmission. 0. Python chat program for serial port connection (RS-232) 0. RS-232 Communication with Python Returning Gibberish. 0. Monitor

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On the next step.Code for Virtualbox 5.x.x and Virtualbox 6.x.xcd "C:\Program Files\Oracle\VirtualBox"VBoxManage.exe modifyvm "Your Virtual Machine Name" --cpuidset 00000001 000106e5 00100800 0098e3fd bfebfbffVBoxManage setextradata "Your Virtual Machine Name" "VBoxInternal/Devices/efi/0/Config/DmiSystemProduct" "iMac11,3"VBoxManage setextradata "Your Virtual Machine Name" "VBoxInternal/Devices/efi/0/Config/DmiSystemVersion" "1.0"VBoxManage setextradata "Your Virtual Machine Name" "VBoxInternal/Devices/efi/0/Config/DmiBoardProduct" "Iloveapple"VBoxManage setextradata "Your Virtual Machine Name" "VBoxInternal/Devices/smc/0/Config/DeviceKey" "ourhardworkbythesewordsguardedpleasedontsteal(c)AppleComputerInc"VBoxManage setextradata "Your Virtual Machine Name" "VBoxInternal/Devices/smc/0/Config/GetKeyFromRealSMC" 1You’re almost done! Now, all that you have to do is find your Command Prompt (cmd) and Run as an administrator.Finally, add the code one by one into your Command Prompt. Take all the time in the world that you need. 🙂Done! Run Your Virtual Machine.That’s it! Amazing work.Now all that is left for you to do is Open VirtualBox and click Start which will run your newly created Virtual Machine with the new macOS High Sierra. 🙂From here on out, you can continue on with High Sierra’s introduction. Jake is the Editor-in-Chief of Saint and an independent software developer, with a Bachelors in Computer Science from Lancaster University, UK. He loves trying out various tech from the Flipper Zero to coding Raspberry Pis for automation. He started Saint back in 2016, having written over 100 posts, with the sole purpose of creating guides for software that had yet to exist back then to help users navigate around their technical problems. View all posts