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2025年6月30日 星期一
2025年6月23日 星期一
Medical Devices Sanity_ NIHON KOHDEN CardioLife TEC-8300K Series Defibrillators Equipped With A High-acuity Monitor
Medical Devices Sanity_ NIHON KOHDEN CardioLife TEC-8300K Series Defibrillators Equipped With A High-acuity Monitor
https://mdgoo.blogspot.com/2020/02/cardiolife-tec-8300k-series.html
2025年2月13日 星期四
Create Document Intelligence resource
https://github.com/microsoft/Azure-PDF-Form-Processing-Automation-Solution-Accelerator
Create Document Intelligence resource
You can use Azure AI Document Intelligence by creating either a Document Intelligence resource or an Azure AI services resource. In this exercise, you will create Document Intelligence resource, if you don’t already have one.
- In another browser tab, open Document Intelligence Studio, signing in with your Microsoft account.
- Select Settings and select the Resource tab. Select Create a new resource.
- On the Create resource dialog box, enter the following:
- Subscription: Your Azure subscription.
- Resource group: Select or create a resource group with a unique name.
- New resource name: Enter a unique name.
- Location: Select a region. If in eastern US, use “East US 2”.
- Pricing tier: Free FO (if available, otherwise select Standard SO).
Select Continue and then Finish. Wait for the resource to be deployed.
Note If your resource is not yet displayed, you may need to Refresh the page.
Keep Document Intelligence Studio open.
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https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/1611725/cannot-log-into-document-intelligence-studio-says
You don't have an Azure subscription under your current directory (Main Directory). Please go to the Azure portal to create a new subscription and then re-sign in to Document Intelligence Studio.
I did not change anything on my account.
"Main Directory" is associated to my one and only subscription.
2. Tools
https://fott-2-1.azurewebsites.net/
2023年11月13日 星期一
how to mikrotik groove a52
https://www.reddit.com/r/mikrotik/comments/yeiacu/new_groove_a52_user/
Using a wireless client as a bridge has some caveats because the 802.11 standard isn't designed for it. The full details are here, but as a practical matter you basically have two options:
1: Configure the Groove for station-pseudobridge
, and connect it directly to your laptop only, no switch or other devices involved. You'll have to do this when connecting to a non-Mikrotik AP. You'll also have to do this when connecting to a Mikrotik AP that has not been configured to enable the client bridging protocol extension.
2: Configure the Groove for station-bridge
, and connect it to the switch as intended. This only works when connecting to an appropriate configured Mikrotik AP.
The Wireless Scanner tool (Scanner button on WiFi Interfaces in Winbox, or command) on the Groove can show you the remote AP capabilities; the details for any it finds will indicate whether it is a Mikrotik device and has the bridge extension enabled. Of course this would only be useful when you're in range of the buoy, so probably not much help at the moment.
If it's a hard requirement that you connect through the switch, and you only need IP connectivity, then another option is to ditch bridging entirely. Instead configure the Groove with separate IP networks on each interface and have it function as a router. You'd need to add a static route on the laptop (and any other relevant devices) for the buoy's network, using the Groove IP as the gateway.
Edit: I mean router + NAT in this scenario, as if the buoy is Internet. Plain router is only technically feasible if a default route on the buoy is already set up.
I believe station-pseudo ridge mode is limited to l2 bridging to a single client. So having a switch in between probably won’t work. I think best solution is station bridge mode with nv2 between two grooves to have a seamless extremely low latency connection.
2023年9月29日 星期五
tmac and path
1. install tmac (https://technitium.com/tmac/)
2. Open the Run dialog box, type sysdm. cpl ,3 or SystemPropertiesAdvanced in the box, and then click OK or Enter button to bring out the System Properties – Advanced window.2018年10月10日
System Variables -> Path , set below
C:\Program Files (x86)\Technitium\TMACv6.0\
3. on CMD , right click , run as Administrator
4. cmd>tmac ( Enter)
5. Run
2023年7月30日 星期日
pdf convert to jpg comand line windows magick + ghostscript
tools:
https://imagemagick.org/script/download.php#windows
ImageMagick-7.1.1-15-Q8-x64-static.exe Win64 static at 8 bits-per-pixel component
https://www.ghostscript.com/releases/gpcldnld.html
->Postscript and PDF interpreter/renderer:
Ghostscript
->
Ghostscript 10.01.2 for Windows (64 bit) Ghostscript AGPL Release
gs10012w64.exe
troubleshooting install
https://cloud.tencent.com/developer/article/1979501
To convert a PDF file to a JPG image using the command line in Windows, you can use a tool called ImageMagick. Here are the steps:
Download and install ImageMagick from the official website: https://imagemagick.org/script/download.php#windows
After installation, open the command prompt or PowerShell.
Navigate to the directory where the PDF file is located. For example, if the PDF file is in the "C:\Documents" directory, use the following command:
cd C:\Documents
To convert the PDF file to a JPG image, use the following command:
bashmagick convert input.pdf output.jpg
Replace "input.pdf" with the name of your PDF file and "output.jpg" with the desired name for the JPG image.
Press Enter to execute the command. ImageMagick will convert the PDF file to a JPG image.
Please note that you need to have ImageMagick installed on your system to use this method.
To convert a PDF file to a high-definition (HD) JPG image using ImageMagick on the command line, you can specify the desired resolution and quality settings. Here's an example command:
bashmagick convert -density 300 -quality 90 input.pdf output.jpg
In this command, the -density
option sets the resolution to 300 dots per inch (dpi), which is a typical value for HD images. The -quality
option sets the compression quality to 90%, which is a high-quality setting that results in a larger file size.