GLOSSARY
BIT - The smallest unit of digital data. In binary code, a bit is repre-
sented logically as a either a 1 or a 0.
Buffer - RAM cache that temporarily stores data so it can be deliv-
ered to a device as it is needed.
Bus - An electronic link that allows the transmission of data between
digital devices, such as computers and computer peripherals.
Byte - A unit of digital information, usually made up of eight bits.
Daisy Chain - A type of connection whereby devices, such as com-
puter peripherals, are linked together in series. When data is trans-
mitted, it is passed from device to device in the chain en route to its
destination.
Data Stream - The flow of data between digital devices such as com-
puters and hard drives.
Driver - Software that enables communication between a computer
and a peripheral.
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SOLVING TECHNICAL PROBLEMS
If you experience a problem with your AcomData product, you should
take the following actions in the order specified:
1. Re-read this guide carefully to make sure that you followed all of
the instructions properly.
2. Consult the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) section of this
guide. The FAQs will have answers to most questions.
3. If the issue you are having is still not resolved by using the FAQs,
please contact Technical Support using one of the following
options:
a) via the online Technical Support form at our web site, www.
acomdata.com;
b) via e-mail at techsupport@acomdata.com;
c) by telephone at (909) 348-0680
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