Comments for Articles http://www.speich.net/articles Articles about webdevelopment and photography. Sun, 30 May 2010 21:41:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 Comment on Satellitenempfänger Technisat Digit HD8-S by Wii Controller http://www.speich.net/articles/?p=67&cpage=1#comment-101 Wii Controller Sun, 30 May 2010 21:41:13 +0000 http://speich/articles/?p=67#comment-101 Sehr schöner Beitrag, vielen Dank für die Hinweise. Greezt Lukas Sehr schöner Beitrag, vielen Dank für die Hinweise.
Greezt Lukas

]]> Comment on Review of Solmeta Geotagger N2 for Nikon by Simon http://www.speich.net/articles/?p=70&cpage=1#comment-100 Simon Mon, 17 May 2010 09:07:22 +0000 http://www.speich.net/articles/?p=70#comment-100 @Seb: Thanks for the tip to set the switch to "ON" instead of "AUTO". I will do that in the future. I'm glad the USB-cable is better now. @Seb: Thanks for the tip to set the switch to “ON” instead of “AUTO”. I will do that in the future. I’m glad the USB-cable is better now.

]]> Comment on Review of Solmeta Geotagger N2 for Nikon by Seb http://www.speich.net/articles/?p=70&cpage=1#comment-99 Seb Mon, 17 May 2010 08:39:07 +0000 http://www.speich.net/articles/?p=70#comment-99 Hello, thank you for your frank critics. Here some info: 1. The battery consumption of Solmeta Getagger is very low, when "GPS-auto-meter off" [GPS-Ruhezustand"] is activated on the camera. I would not use "AUTO" setting for this reason. Just keep it on "ON". This will prevent starting times of the GPS - especially in bad GPS signal areas- and keep the indoor-function active. 2. The plug is not meant to be pushed into the socket "to the hilt". A gap is normal. Just push it in until it touches teh rubber flap. Pushing it in harder could damage teh socket in the long term. 3. You are right, the socket and the plugs are not perfect. "The head of the plug that goes into the Solmeta N2 to connect it with the camera is half plastic and already bent after a few uses." => It wont break as it is molded into plastic. 4. "It is completely made of plastic! " The USB-Cable is produced with the metal cover now, too. If you get problems with it, please contact me. Regards Seb Hello,
thank you for your frank critics. Here some info:

1. The battery consumption of Solmeta Getagger is very low, when “GPS-auto-meter off” [GPS-Ruhezustand"] is activated on the camera. I would not use “AUTO” setting for this reason. Just keep it on “ON”. This will prevent starting times of the GPS – especially in bad GPS signal areas- and keep the indoor-function active.

2. The plug is not meant to be pushed into the socket “to the hilt”. A gap is normal. Just push it in until it touches teh rubber flap. Pushing it in harder could damage teh socket in the long term.

3. You are right, the socket and the plugs are not perfect.
“The head of the plug that goes into the Solmeta N2 to connect it with the camera is half plastic and already bent after a few uses.” => It wont break as it is molded into plastic.

4. “It is completely made of plastic! ” The USB-Cable is produced with the metal cover now, too. If you get problems with it, please contact me.

Regards
Seb

]]> Comment on Integration of phpDocumentor into Eclipse or Aptana by (PHP)Eclipse and phpDocumentor - cakebaker http://www.speich.net/articles/?p=185&cpage=1#comment-98 (PHP)Eclipse and phpDocumentor - cakebaker Mon, 10 May 2010 14:08:26 +0000 http://www.speich.net/articles/?p=185#comment-98 [...] short tutorial (there is also a German version available) about this topic has been written by Simon [...] [...] short tutorial (there is also a German version available) about this topic has been written by Simon [...]

]]> Comment on Integration von phpDocumentor in Eclipse oder Aptana by (PHP)Eclipse and phpDocumentor - cakebaker http://www.speich.net/articles/?p=8&cpage=1#comment-95 (PHP)Eclipse and phpDocumentor - cakebaker Thu, 29 Apr 2010 14:24:53 +0000 http://www.speich.net/articles/?p=8#comment-95 [...] short tutorial (in German, the original English tutorial no longer exists) about this topic has been written by [...] [...] short tutorial (in German, the original English tutorial no longer exists) about this topic has been written by [...]

]]>