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Key Features Ethernet to KNX interface Easily add KNX building management controls to any Extron Pro Series control system Supports up to 5 simultaneous KNXnet/IP tunneling connections Quickly implement KNX Building Management controls by configuring KNX group addresses in Global Configurator Plus and Global Configurator Professional configuration software Requires minimal device configuration using the ETS Software Compact enclosure mounts to an industry-standard DIN rail All Features Overview Video Description Specifications Diagram Panel Drawing Downloads Overview The Extron KNX 100G is a compact IP KNX Interface that provides control and monitoring of multiple building management disciplines with an Extron Pro Series control system. The KNX 100G provides bi-directional communication to control and receive feedback on the status of KNX devices. This enables control of lighting systems, window shades, and room climate control from a TouchLink Pro touchpanel or MediaLink Plus controller. Adding an Extron KNX 100G Interface to an Extron Pro Series control system is easy, requiring minimal configuration using ETS - Engineering Tool Software. Implement KNX control quickly by configuring the required KNX group addresses using the Extron Global Configurator device driver or Global Scripter® module for the KNX 100G.

Combined trace with Activity IDs. Skip to 33:30 for this ETW content. Here is a direct link if you have any problems.USB driver stack event traces in Windows are a powerful tool for diagnosis. We hope that you and the USB hardware ecosystem will benefit from these improvements in Windows 8. Boot tracing (special tracing commands)(added Feb. 8 2013)If you want to view USB event traces of the activity that takes place when the system boots, you need a different set of commands. This way of capturing traces can be useful if you encounter an issue that occurs only when the system boots, rather than while the system is running. Start the trace by entering the following commands in an elevated command window: logman create trace autosession\UsbBootTrace -o UsbBootTrace.etl -ets -nb 128 640 -bs 128 logman update autosession\UsbBootTrace -ets -p Microsoft-Windows-USB-USBPORT logman update autosession\UsbBootTrace -ets -p Microsoft-Windows-USB-USBHUB logman update autosession\UsbBootTrace -ets -p Microsoft-Windows-USB-USBXHCI Default logman update autosession\UsbBootTrace -ets -p Microsoft-Windows-USB-UCX Default,PartialDataBusTrace,StateMachine logman update autosession\UsbBootTrace -ets -p Microsoft-Windows-USB-USBHUB3 Default,PartialDataBusTrace,StateMachine Then reboot. When you're ready to stop the trace, enter the following commands in an elevated command window: logman stop UsbBootTrace -ets logman delete autosession\UsbBootTrace -ets In this case, you will find the trace file (UsbBootTrace.etl) in the directory where you ran the commands that started the trace. Note that if you reboot before you stop the trace, the trace file will be overwritten.- Philip RiesSoftware development engineer on the core USB team.

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Hi folks.We have been working on the Lexham Greek-English Interlinear Septuagint for over three years (see the introductory pre-pub post here), and we are now able to release an edition of the entire corpus, including the alternate texts!I'm announcing this a bit pre-emptively as it is a crazy time of year for us, the time of the ETS and SBL national meetings. The release of the completed Lexham LXX Interlinear will happen sometime over the next week, but I'm unsure when and I will likely be out of the office when it happens. And I wanted to make sure folks knew the file sizes when the downloads become available. (Hey, if you're at ETS or SBL, be sure to stop by the Logos booth and say hi to us!)Now, back to the LXX. What are these alternate texts? All of the places where Rahlf's edition splits the page to present alternate material: Some chapters of Joshua, an alternate edition of Judges, an alternate edition of Tobit, and the Theodotion version of Daniel (with Prayer of Azariah), Susanna and Bel and the Dragon.Note that this also fixes issues the LXX interlinear had in its Bible data type implementation. It now is a full-fledged, Logos4 LXX Bible data type resource. (MJ Smith, insert rejoicing here).There are two resources; one is an update of an existing resource (LLXXI), the other (LLXXIVAR) is new and contains the alternate texts. If you already have the LXX Interlinear, these resources are updates.When they become available, hopefully some time over the next week, if you use Logos4 you'll probably be prompted to download them. If you use LDLS3, you'll need to grab them from ftp://ftp.logos.com/lbxbooks.File SizesLLXXI.logos4: ~57MBLLXXIVAR.logos4: ~3MBLLXXI.lbxlls: ~72MBLLXXIVAR.lbxlls: ~5MBOne item to note: In previous versions of LLXXI, the main resource (LLXXI) had the Theodotion version of Daniel (and additions). We now have translation of the Old Greek, and this is now the edition in the main resource. The Theodotion version is in the alternate texts resource, LLXXIVAR. Rick BrannanData Wrangler, FaithlifeMy books in print

Right, respectively, and keys 9 and 3 will lift you up or down. You can look around in ETS 2 with the mouse. If the camera is moving too slowly, use the g_flyspeed [value] cheat code in Euro Truck Simulator 2. The base speed corresponds to the number 100, respectively, when you enter 200, it will move 2 times faster. In some versions of the ETS 2 game, this is also regulated by the mouse wheel. Now about teleportation. Firstly, in the free camera mode, you can move your truck to wherever you are using the F9 button. Secondly, Euro Truck Simulator 2 provides a goto [coordinate] cheat code that moves you anywhere. For example: goto -44831.8; 112.729; -40232.4 (x, y and z respectively). Starting from version 1.11.1, this command can also be used with city names: when you enter goto berlin, you will be immediately transferred to Berlin in ETS 2. This is much more convenient than filling in the coordinates.