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Ok so I am driving to tally most likely by myself in the next month for college. I live in SW Florida so it is going to be a 6-8 hour drive. As someone who just recently has started driving, me and my family are scared for me lol. Has anyone had any experience driving long distance to tally and is there anyway to avoid the major highways/interstates?

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hi i bought a new harddrive and have to do a clean install for everything. now i installed brave browser, but the total ads dont seem to tally with the previous harddrive. what seems to be the problem? whats the work around?

my problem is if i continue with the new harddrive, the previous shown ads wont get credited. another question i have is where can i see the details, im seem to be at lost, i receive bat in my uphold account, but with the new harddrive i cant seem to find where this setting will be.

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Tally Arbiter supports viewing tally over a web page for use on a tablet or phone, you can trigger a USB blink(1) light, microcontrollers like ESP32 boards or Arduinos, or just about anything you want using a contact closure relay or GPO pins.

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However, I do not work in live broadcast, but in video recording, so I don't use production switchers or anything else which can activate the Tally light on my monitor, but I do need the tally light to see when the camera is recording.

Okay, so I'm going to start with the simplest part which is activating the tally light.

All this seems to need is contact to the "Monitor 1 Blue" pin and a "Ground Pin". I'm assuming this is "contact closure" and I'm assuming it needs a closed circuit.

It's not a good idea to directly drive a relay from a microcontroller. You'll probably want to use a transistor. You'll also need a resistor and a diode. If you decide to try the relay, let us know and we can provide a link to a circuit you could use.

Instead of digitalWrite(pin, HIGH); you should use pinMode(pin, INPUT); which will allow the pin to float. Then to turn the tally on, change it back to an output, which will draw it low to zero volts.

Nevermind. Figured that on and got tally to programatically turn on and off by oscillating pinmode between input and output and connecting the ground to "digital" ground. Has the slight annoyance of leaving the tally light on when the device is switched off, but will solve that later.

The "tally" or boarding pass system means that vehicles in line receive a slip of paper from the WSP to show that they have not cut in line. If you arrive at the ticket booth without a boarding pass, you have to go to the end of the line. Boarding passes are used on Sunday afternoons and are distributed by WSP at Lindvog Rd. in Kingston. This program was started at the request of the community leaders in order to help reduce the traffic congestion in the downtown corridor.

Distribution of boarding passes begin at various times on Sunday and is based on traffic volume. Prior to distribution, signs are placed in various locations along the highway with a trooper stationed at the Lindvog - SR104 intersection. Vehicles arriving at a tollbooth without a tally slip will be sent back to Lindvog and the end of the line.

Despite their great engineering achievements such as water ducts and the Great Collosseum, the ancient Romans had little need to do complex math. But, they did have a need to count. They took censuses, counted soldiers, kept track of taxes that were paid and owed, kept other records about the current year, etc. And, the whole concept of Roman numerals becomes significantly easier to grasp and remember if one thinks of Roman numerals as nothing more than a simple tally counting system. ff782bc1db