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MichealJones

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  1. Yes, send me a msg with your requirments - [email protected] Thanks, Micheal.
  2. Well its Manufactured by PLUG and its a CHIP PC... LXP2310 DVI Graphics socket, 4 USB,Audio IN & OUT, plus Ethernet. £3 each incl Power Supply..
  3. Any one interested in 60 chip/plug PC devices? We no longer need them and want rid. All have power supplies and will let go for a very small price! Msg me if interested. Micheal. [email protected]
  4. Hello all! we have Windows 7 on all our computers here and in the music department we are running Sibelius 6.2, but (not always!) get a series of messages and then no sound. Email from music teacher says: The following error messages seem to keep coming up at the moment and seem to be the main cause of sound not working on Sibelius: No audio devices Audio engine bad settings Error 40206 - No driver installed on system. What can I do??? Any help greatly received, the music teachers are going mad! Micheal.
  5. We had a building servey done by a local firm who work for the LEA, everything was fine apart from the fact the new PE offices were connected with a standard copper network cable. This had to be changed for a fibre to satisfy the 'regualtion' i menetioned before... I was simply stating what we had done here. Maybe it is not a national thing? I know telephones are copper, and they go through a 'grounding' box. All this is something to do with lighting strikes and possibly killing all your switches if one remote building was struck and the rest were directly connected with a copper cable. Ill see if there is anything on the companies website to back up what they told us Micheal.
  6. If these switches art in different buildings, then you shouldnt be using copper to join them anyway in case of electrical faults in either of the buildings, it is against building regualations also to join them with copper. Fibre will give you a better service over this distance and more reliability too, otherwise you switches might might perform as well as they could do. Hope this helps. Micheal Jones.
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