Re: DigiMight Complete Pack [FULL]l
George
Our Beautiful Earth 7 brings together a combination of Hidden Object game play and mini game puzzle solving. Developed by BD Studio Games, this title follows a similar pattern to those adopted by earlier offerings in the series. You are taken on a journey that covers a mixture of 30 locations spread over various cultures with tasks that include finding set objects before being challenge to complete a mini game puzzle.
As a reward for completing a location, you will receive a reward of points which can be used to purchase gifts in the game shop. You will also be challenge to complete a mini game puzzle. The rang of puzzle types is wide and varied. You could be asked to tackle a Mah-jong board, Sudoku grid, match pairs of face down cars or complete a nanogram mosaic.
Other puzzle types involve spotting the differences between two similar scenes that have a habit of not being exactly lined up against each other; release a trapped object or fill in an area using various shapes. There are also puzzles that require jigsaw pieces to be used to complete a scene; clear a Match 3 grid; find animals in a scene; play a hand of Solitaire; find words in a Word Square or colourise a sketch. All these puzzles are available for repeating from the game's main title screen from where you can also view the photos captured whenever you find a camera in the different locations.
Although "termination" rarely has noticeable impact on RS-485, the line bias used to quiet idle floating lines is general critical. Failing to apply adequate line bias either causes complete RS-485 communications failure, or else causes intermittent noise problems which can be very hard to diagnose. You should always enable the termination on a Digi RS-485 port by default and then only disable it as a last resort when trying to solve a communication problem.
Although RS-485 products FROM A SINGLE VENDOR can often run as pure 2 or 4-wire and no explicit ground, this rarely works reliably when mixing product from multiple vendors. This is because RS-485 2-wire is not a loop - a transmitting driver is sourcing a tiny current on both "+" and "-", while a receiving driver is sinking a tiny current on both "+" and "-". Thus a common ground reference must exist to complete the circuit.