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Operating The System Jack Audio After the software is installed and the hardware is interconnected, the first order of business is to configure the Jack Audio Interconnection Kit. The following screen shots show how I configured Jack for my particular setup. Proper configuration of the Jack Audio C...

Overview Those of us who play electric guitar have likely used some sort of effects processor in order to get that "special sound". Such processors range from simple single-purpose "stomp boxes" to complex multi-effects units which can generate almost any sound imaginable. rsz_playing.jpg The use o...

Here is what I have experienced through the years. 1 Will replacing the bios make it unnecessary to recover the password first? Re-flashing the bios PROM should in theory reset the password. If it doesn't, you still have the option of clearing the bios using the jumper method. 2 Are there any guides...

Resetting the BIOS should give you access. The instructions for fitPC3 are found here.

http://www.fit-pc.com/wiki/index.php/Fi ... leshooting


Best regards and good luck.

hassellbear

Overview The new technology known as Eulerian Video Magnification (EVM) provides the ability to study very small color changes and movements using video images. Basically, EVM tracks subtle changes in images on a pixel by pixel basis. MIT has produced pioneering open source EVM software which was o...

Analyzing and Diagnosing My WiFi Situation Using Fitlet Using Ftilet, LinSSID, and Airview2, I was able to quickly gain a sense of my WiFi situation. The images shown below tell the story. LinSSID @ 2.4 GHz LinSSID_2.4GHz.png LinSSID @ 5 GHz LinSSID_5GHz.png Airview2 @ 2.4 GHz AirView Spectrum Anal...

4. Many Devices Connected to Access Point Lots-Of-Devices.jpg Any given wireless access point has a maximum data bandwidth. Every device connected to that access point must share the available bandwidth, so in general the performance of each connected device suffers as more devices come online. In ...

2. Co-Channel Interference Co-Channel.jpg Co-Channel Interference occurs when closely spaced wireless access points operate on the same channel/frequency. In this situation, there isn't just a few MHz of overlap as there is when adjacent channels overlap, there is a full 20 MHz of overlap. It is fo...

Overview Recently, it seems that devices connected to my 2.4 GHz wireless network are operating more slowly than they used to. Since this is not a desirable situation, I set out to see if any improvements in wireless performance are possible. Some Theory Often, poor wireless network performance is ...

The following links may provide some of what you need. Power http://www.fit-pc.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=149&t=5670 http://www.fit-pc.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=149&t=5671 Benchmarks http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=compulab-fitlet-i&num=1 https://openbenchmarking.org/result/1506172...