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Diggity Designs DC4 Limited Edition TC4 Conversion. Kevin said he had a lead on an Associated TC4. Would love to see a full setup sheet on this rig. Team Associated TC4 Setup Tips - Michael Lufaso Set-Up sheets in PDF format are linked below. I range I use is Associated 60-40 wt with #2 pistons in the front. Team Associated Factory Team TC4 Setup Tips. Start with the Team Associated Factory Team TC4 Kit. See the setup sheets above for what I use for different. Title: FT TC4 Setup Sheet Author: Brought to you by Team Associated & CompetitionX.com Created Date: 8/19/2005 8:37:57 AM.Team Associated Factory Team TC4 Setup Tips by Lufaso There are many variables involved in setting up a Team Associated Factory TC4 radio controlled racing car. It is not possible to give a setup that will work with all tracks and driving styles. I give a starting point for the various parameters involved in setting up the Factory Team TC4 based on the setups I have tested. Thoroughly read the manual given with the Factory Team TC4. Also has information, updates, and tips. The Team Associated is useful. Read to begin to understand what each change will make.HPI also has a worth reading. Construction and Assembly Chassis/Components: Start with the Team Associated Factory Team TC4 Kit (#30102). During assembly, check each part and remove the flashing if necessary. The chassis preparation starts with sanding the outside edge of the chassis and also the battery slots.If you do not sand the battery slots, it is very likely that the battery tape will be cut. Team CRC has a nice description on how to Front/Rear Suspension: The front and suspension should be free and smooth. Without the shock installed, the arms sould raise and fall freely under their own weight. Check the inside and outside hinge pins to ensure they are straight. Bumper: The dense front bumper can be lightened by taking some material from the underside with a Dremel tool. CVD's: I break in the CVD's, bearings, and differentials by using an old motor hooked up to a battery pack or motor run-in feature on the LRP charger. This will free up the drivetrain before you get to the track.Shock Assembly: Follow directions included in kit. Apply Green Slime to build a smooth set of shocks, and lightly coat the shock shaft/o-ring seals. Fill the shock bodies with desired weight oil and bleed the shocks. The most important tip is to ensure the rebound is equal on both shocks. I typically assemble shocks with very little rebound, but the most important part is that each is equal.Wrap a piece of paper around the shock shaft, the use little pressure to hold the shock shaft, minimizing the chance to scratch with pliers. Measure the distance from the shock body to the ball cup and adjust until both are even.Read more about shock oil weights. By following the instructions and a little practice, the stock shocks work just fine. Portrait

May overwrite current settings.Do you want Setup to configure the firewall? (Yes, No) [Yes]: [ INFO ] iptables will be configured as firewall manager. --== DATABASE CONFIGURATION ==-- --== OVIRT ENGINE CONFIGURATION ==-- Skipping storing options as database already prepared --== PKI CONFIGURATION ==-- PKI is already configured --== APACHE CONFIGURATION ==-- --== SYSTEM CONFIGURATION ==-- --== END OF CONFIGURATION ==-- [ INFO ] Stage: Setup validation[ INFO ] Cleaning stale zombie tasks --== CONFIGURATION PREVIEW ==-- Database name : engine Database secured connection : False Database host : X.X.X.X Database user name : engine Database host name validation : False Database port : 5432 NFS setup : True Firewall manager : iptables Update Firewall : True Configure WebSocket Proxy : True Host FQDN : manager.example.com NFS mount point : /var/lib/exports/iso Set application as default page : True Configure Apache SSL : True Please confirm installation settings (OK, Cancel) [OK]: Confirm the settings. Upon completion, the setup provides an SSH fingerprint and an internal Certificate Authority hash. Synchronizing the Host and the Manager Return to Host-HE1 and continue the hosted-engine deployment script by selecting option 1: (1) Continue setup - engine installation is complete [ INFO ] Engine replied: DB Up!Welcome to Health Status![ INFO ] Waiting for the host to become operational in the engine. This may take several minutes...[ INFO ] Still waiting for VDSM host to become operational...[ INFO ] The VDSM Host is now operational Please shutdown the VM allowing the system to launch it as a monitored service. The system will wait until the VM is down.Shutting Down HostedEngine-VM Shut down HostedEngine-VM. # shutdown -h nowSetup Confirmation Return to Host-HE1 to confirm it has detected that HostedEngine-VM is down. [ INFO ] Enabling and starting HA services Hosted Engine successfully set up[ INFO ] Stage: Clean up[ INFO ] Stage: Pre-termination[ INFO ] Stage: TerminationAppendix B. Revision HistoryRevision HistoryRevision 3.6-23Wed 24 Jan 2018Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization Documentation Team BZ#1529957 - Added a procedure for upgrading from a RHEL 6 environment to a RHEL 7 environment. Revision 3.6-22Thu 3 Aug 2017Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization Documentation Team BZ#1369690 - Added information about updating the network name. Revision 3.6-21Wed 1 Mar 2017Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization Documentation Team BZ#1386337 - Added self-hosted engine storage information. Revision 3.6-20Fri 2 Dec 2016Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization Documentation Team BZ#1349351 - Corrected the order of steps for removing a RHEV-H self-hosted engine host. BZ#1364266 - Updated the instructions for upgrading hosts in a cluster from Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7. Revision 3.6-19Mon 12 Sep 2016Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization Documentation Team BZ#1328382 - Updated the upgrade instructions. Revision 3.6-18Wed 24 Aug 2016Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization Documentation Team BZ#1331644 - Added an installation options section and moved the workflow diagram to the first chapter. Revision 3.6-17Wed 27 July 2016Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization Documentation Team BZ#1353824 - Updated the Manager OS requirements to 6.6 or later versions of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6. Revision 3.6-16Mon 4 July 2016Red Hat Enterprise

Your project script and dialogs, and extracts localizable strings for you automatically. Wait for the process to complete. Click the button to start the visual localization tool, or click the tool to have the wizard automatically translate extracted strings. You may also send the entire contents of your target folder to your localization team and have them perform the translations - in this case, click to dismiss the wizard. Move to the automatic localization step to automatically localize InstallAware generated strings. Move to the import step to import automatically or manually localized setup strings back into your project. Automatically Localizing Strings To automatically translate strings extracted from your setup project, follow the steps described below: Load your project in the InstallAware IDE. To display the Localization Wizard, on the tab, in the group, click . Choose the option, and click . Click and choose the target folder containing the exported setup strings. Click when you are ready to translate the strings. Even if you have manually translated part or all of your exported setup strings, the wizard can still automatically translate any un-localized InstallAware generated strings it still finds in the export location. Check each language you wish to automatically translate. You must check at least one language. Click when you are ready to translate. The will automatically translate InstallAware generated setup strings found in your export folder into all selected languages. As part of this process, setup strings shared by all InstallAware setup projects will also be automatically translated. Wait for the process to complete. Click the button to immediately import the automatically translated setup strings back into your project. You may also still send the export folder to your translation team for review, or if you have any additional strings that still need to be localized. Click to dismiss the wizard. Move to the import step when you have received the localized strings, or are satisfied with the automatic translations as-is. Importing Strings To import automatically and/or manually localized strings back into your setup project, follow the steps described below: Load your project in the InstallAware IDE. To display the Localization Wizard, on the tab, in the group, click . Choose the option, and click . Click and choose the folder that contains the localized strings as provided by your translation team, and/or as automatically translated by the wizard. Check each language you wish to import. You must check at least one language. Checking more than one language makes your setups multi-lingual, capable of switching between languages at runtime. Click when you are ready to import. The wizard imports the chosen languages into your setup project. Click the button to localize strings that are shared by all InstallAware setup projects, or click to dismiss the wizard. If you automatically localized setup strings using the wizard, shared strings are also automatically translated - however, you may still review and edit these translations. Localizing Shared Messages Some installer messages are shared across all InstallAware projects. To localize these messages: Click

The Avaya J179 IP Phone has a color display. Physical specifications •... Page 11: Physical Layout Physical layout Physical layout May 2018 Using Avaya J169/J179 IP Phone SIP in third-party call control setup Comments on this document? infodev@avaya.com... Page 12 • (+) : To increases the volume. • (-): To decrease the volume. Mute Button Used to mute and unmute the outgoing audio. May 2018 Using Avaya J169/J179 IP Phone SIP in third-party call control setup Comments on this document? infodev@avaya.com... Page 13: Connection Jacks Displays the entries in your contact list. Recents Displays all call history list. Connection Jacks The following image illustrates the connection jacks that are present on the back panel of Avaya J169/J179 IP Phone. Note: The image schematically describes which device to connect to which jack. Page 14 Avaya J169/J179 phone overview May 2018 Using Avaya J169/J179 IP Phone SIP in third-party call control setup Comments on this document? infodev@avaya.com... Page 15: Optional Components You can use the following optional components with phone: • 5V DC Power adapter • Button module (JBM24) • J100 Wireless Module • GSPPOE - Avaya 48V PoE power inserter May 2018 Using Avaya J169/J179 IP Phone SIP in third-party call control setup Comments on this document? infodev@avaya.com... Page 16: Chapter 3: Getting Started To enter the dot symbol (.) in the field, press the alphanumeric softkey to toggle to the alphanumeric mode. 6. Press Save. The phone restarts. May 2018 Using Avaya J169/J179 IP Phone SIP in third-party call control setup Comments on this document? infodev@avaya.com... Page 17: Logging In To Your Phone Logging out of your phone Procedure 1. Press Main menu. 2. Scroll to Applications, and press Select. 3. Scroll to Log Out. May 2018 Using Avaya J169/J179 IP Phone SIP in third-party call control setup Comments on this document? infodev@avaya.com... Page 18 Getting Started 4. Press one of the following: • Select • OK 5. Press Log Out soft key to confirm. May 2018 Using Avaya J169/J179 IP Phone SIP in third-party call control setup Comments on this document? infodev@avaya.com... Page 19: Chapter 4: Navigation Chapter 4: Navigation Main Menu Note: The icons of Avaya J169/J179 IP Phone look similar but Avaya J169 IP Phone has grayscaled icons and the Avaya J179 IP Phone has colored icons Icons Name Description Features To access administrator activated features. Page 20 Team icon indicating this team member is busy on a call and unavailable. Team icon indicating this team member is not on a call, but is forwarding incoming calls. Table continues… May 2018 Using Avaya J169/J179 IP Phone SIP in third-party call control setup Comments on this document? infodev@avaya.com... Page 21: Multiple Level Precedence And Preemption Icons Multiple Level Precedence and Preemption icons The following table lists the icons used in Avaya J169/J179 IP Phone. Note that the icons of Avaya J169/J179 IP Phone look similar but Avaya J169 IP Phone has grayscaled icons and the Avaya... Page 22: Wi-Fi Icons Indicates that the phone is connected to a