With the toothed belts in use in the SC, some tension is good, but much like screws and light clamps. And if I had a buck for everything I was told was "just done by a qualified tech" that was botched to he11 and back, I'd be rich! When I got my Studios, they were supposedly PMed right before sale. Yeah, is that why 3 of 8 were jumpered for the wrong voltage?
I asked the guy at the company I bought from one of the majors. Never say never, check it all, and assume nothing on used gear! Myself, I don't find videos on this stuff of much help at all - things just seem too simple to me, especially in something like an SC.
But others may, who knows? Live with them for a bit, and it all sinks in pretty quick! Yes, it is sinking in.
Since you mentioned it So, where is that power jumper? November edited November John - My Studios are very early with magnetic lamp ballasts, so have hard voltage select jumpers. You state that yours are the , which are current, and have solid state lamp supplies which auto select for voltage, and which don't have the jumpers.
Nonetheless, I really wanted to check. If you look inside the Letters directory, you will see that one of the letter. The cp command can be used to duplicate a file. You can verify it is a copy by cat ing the file, or you can use more or less. You can also use the -l long format parameter that modifies the ls command to get more information about the files such size, date of creation, and ownership.
As you can see with the following commands in the 5th column, the files are the same size bytes. To copy a folder you have to add the -r parameter to copy recursively copy all files in a folder and subfolders of subfolders etc. Up to this point we have learned individual commands that give you roughly the same kind of ability as you would using your mouse in in IOS or Windows operating systems.
From this point forward however, you will start to understand the power of being able to combine commands on the command line to execute more complex tasks and save time. This function will give you the number of lines, the number of words and the number of characters in a file. The file numSeq. Use the following command to confirm this and to also determine the number of characters this file has. Note The -c assumes that the characters are single byte if you are using multibyte characters you will want to use -m.
For example, it can be useful to replace the output of the seq command with a comma separate list of numbers. This command is a little different than other commands as it requires that the command requires standard output as the input rather than a filename.
Pipe can be found on different keyboards as shown below by the yellow boxes. Pipe is extremely powerful tool. It can take the output of one command and pass it to the next command without having to write to a file in between. For example we could repeat the last tr command by using the pipe as follows. If you are having trouble finding the on the keyboard see the yellow highlighted keys below. NOTE2: You may need to install core utilities using brew install coreutils.
The first command will shuffle the contents of numSeq. The second command will append the same content to the file rather than over writing the file. Above, we sorted the numSeqRandom. To do that we use the -n parameter.
The above comamnd fails with the same number or close to the same number of line as the original file. If we wanted to know how many of each number there was in this file we could use the -c parameter for the uniq command. If that last line looks intimidating, build it up one command at a time and see what each output produces.
By looking at the standard output and seeing what each command does you can tweek each command using parameters until you get the desired output.
You might want to use that to count the number of times a word occurred in a file. Browse all your previously used commands by typing history on your terminal typically, last commands will be saved in this file. It is often convenient to find a command or oneliner by searching your history. Try these oneliners.
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