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Recommend PowerLog PC Spec's
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Recommending a minimum specification for PowerLog
systems is difficult because the requirements differ from station to
station depending on how many logs they are recording, what sample
rate and what compression algorithms they are using.
The following specification is based on a PowerLog Capture system
recording four stereo logs, keeping them linear for 7 days, then
128Kbit WMA for 3 weeks and finally WMA 64Kbit for a final 2 weeks.
Disk Space Needed 7 days linear = 24GB 4 weeks at
128kbits/sec WMA = 36GB 2 weeks at 64kbits/sec WMA = 9GB Total =
69GB Recommended PC Spec
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4U Rack 400W (4) Case |
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Pentium4 2.8GHz CPU + Fan |
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P4 ATX with NIC Mainboard |
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2 x 256MB DDR266 RAM |
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Standard Videocard |
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Floppy Drive |
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52x CDROM Drive |
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2 x 200GB Serial HDD |
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Hardware Mirror RAIDcard |
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Optical Mouse |
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Standard Keyboard |
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15" CRT Monitor |
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MS Win 2000 Pro Software |
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PCI1750 (For IRN/Remote Starts) I/Ocard |
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Delta 10/10 4in 4out Soundcard |
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Once again, the monitor is of little importance but the rest of
the specification is important for a good quality PowerLog Capture
system. Note that the Delta 10/10 provides eight mono or four stereo
balanced analogue audio inputs and the PCI1750 provides up to 16
hardware I/O's. Other than that, it is a fairly standard Windows
2000 Pro PC in a rack chassis. For a no obligation quote on a PC
to suit your PowerLog Capture needs, email
sales@psquared.net
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