To the OP if you got your Z-5500 control pod working and you're still interested in hooking up the Z-5500 sub to a receiver it can be done.
You'll need a subwoofer cable (plain RCA can work too but the shielding is sometimes poor) and a 3.5mm male to Female RCA adapter.
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I just wanted to say you guys ROCK!!!
Thanks to everyone who took the time out to help point me in the right direction.
I really appreciate it.
Providing the answer will not help me in the end. So it's all good.
I'm off from work tomorrow so I fully intend to sit down, take my time and...
It would be highly ridiculous for me to expect someone to do my homework for me and if that is the way it came across...that was never the intention.
I respect that you all are probably light years ahead of this pretty simple problem but I thought the fact that I'm a beginner with no...
Hi everyone.
Just recently pushed myself to go back to school and I'm pursuing a course in Info Systems and Management.
However, I have absolutely zero programming experience and sadly, even the entry level algorithm writing that we are doing this semester is giving me grief.
Maybe...
jvroig a cheap one time recovery would be helpful but I guess a disastrous situation should happen only once.
After that your mind forces you to backup when you remember the pictures with your grandma who has since passed on. :(
With your current backup plans, hopefully you won't need it...
I guess it's up to me to determine whether 1TB or 6 years of pics and other media is worth $10000.
Any experience with the more reknowned recovery companies?
Doesn't look good I guess.
I got a quote from I365 which is a Seagate's recovery service for US$1600 which is over $10000 in my local currency.
What about if I only need to recover pictures? You think that will make a difference in the end cost?
Hey everyone.
Just needed some advice on data recovery.
Had a 1TB Seagate hard drive that I was using in an external enclosure. Functioned perfectly up till last night when doing some cleaning, I pulled down the enclosure and it fell pretty hard on the desk. Now it makes a clicking sound...
That's a good point about theft Kevinich. Never thought of that. Will definitely choose PCI cards.
I will have to take a look into the wireless bridge especially if they come with 12 ethernet jacks.
Constructive criticism can only help get the best results right?
The room is not extremely large and the computers are sectioned off by small partitions (to maintain a small level of privacy)
The furthest computer would not be more than 75 feet away from the router. So i guess that's fine...
My bad..should have stated that.
So I take it there is no difference between PCI and USB wireless adapters.
The reliability factor was in terms of the connection dropping which could cause disgruntled customers.
Need to avoid this as far as possible.
I appreciate you guys taking the time...
Thx for the quick replies.
I was thinking wired too but there are some other factors that I probably should have mentioned.
He is setting up a small internet cafe and the landlady has given him a special price provided he can keep the look as clean as possible.
i.e. no drilling, no pvc...
Hi everyone as stated in the title I was asked by a friend of mine to help him configure a wireless network for 12 computers.
Can your average router handle that amount of constant traffic?
It's for use in a business so reliability is extremely important. .
Are there any advantages from...
I had an issue recently that I just dismissed but it seems I may be able to get some info from this thread.
Living in the Caribbean we entered the rainy season not too long ago and there was either a huge surge or lightning bolt that took out internet services in
my area for about a day.
I...
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