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Open the Terminal application on the Mac

Modify /etc/ssh_config  
(Example: sudo vim /etc/ssh_config)
or
(Example: sudo vim /etc/ssh/ssh_config) if using Mac OS 10.11 El Capitan or later
by adding:

ForwardX11 yes
(be sure to remove the # in front of this line if it is there)

Other possible lines to add:
ForwardX11Timeout 8h

ForwardX11Trusted yes
(only use this if you are using ssh only to VUIIS machines)

Then run:

sudo defaults write org.x.X11 app_to_run /usr/bin/true

Now when you ssh into a linux machine from the Terminal application on the Mac, X11 forwarding is set up, so that when you type a command that executes an X11 application (like xterm or xeyes or matlab) the graphic application will pop up in a separate window.

Note: Use your own password when asked for a password while using the sudo command. 

 

Shanghi Score Card
Player:
        
Player:
Goal
Goal
2 - Threes
               
2 - Threes
1 - Three 1-Run
               
1 - Three 1-Run
2 - Runs
               
2 - Runs
3 - Threes
               
3 - Threes
2 - Threes 1-Run
               
2 - Threes 1-Run
1 - Three 2-Runs
               
1 - Three 2-Runs
4 - Threes
               
4 - Threes
3 - Runs
               
3 - Runs

 

Shanghi Score Card
Player:
        
Player:
Goal
Goal
2 - Threes
               
2 - Threes
1 - Three 1-Run
               
1 - Three 1-Run
2 - Runs
               
2 - Runs
3 - Threes
               
3 - Threes
2 - Threes 1-Run
               
2 - Threes 1-Run
1 - Three 2-Runs
               
1 - Three 2-Runs
4 - Threes
               
4 - Threes
3 - Runs
               
3 - Runs

 

Shanghi Score Card
Player:
        
Player:
Goal
Goal
2 - Threes
               
2 - Threes
1 - Three 1-Run
               
1 - Three 1-Run
2 - Runs
               
2 - Runs
3 - Threes
               
3 - Threes
2 - Threes 1-Run
               
2 - Threes 1-Run
1 - Three 2-Runs
               
1 - Three 2-Runs
4 - Threes
               
4 - Threes
3 - Runs
               
3 - Runs

Tracker Reference

5VIN - Regulated 5v input. Be sure to connect to REGOUT if you are not using an external 5v voltage regulator.

RXD - Data from GPS or PC. Connect to pin 2 on Null Modem Cable.

AOUT - Audio to Radio.

REGIN - 6.5v to 28v into regulator.

PTT - connect to Push-To-Talk line on radio.

ADC1 - Analog input. Use with Temperature Sensor.

ADC2 - Analog input. Use with Temperature Sensor.

TXD - Data to GPS or PC. Connect to pin 3 on Null Modem Cable.

OT1Plus-SMT
OT1Plus-SMT

 

 

Shanghi

  • The Players:
    3-8, More than eight players gets pretty harry.
  • The Cards:
    2 Decks including jokers (jokers are wild)add an additional deck for each additional pair of people playing.
  • The Deal Deal:
    10 cards each, then turn one up. If it is a joker, bury it and turn another (House Option).
  • The Play:
    THREES - three of a kind: Ace, 2-10, Jack, Queen, King, any suit.
    RUNS - 4-card Straight-flush, 4 (or more) cards in a row in the same suit. Ace can play High or low but not both (King, Ace, 2,3 is not allowed)
    Multiple THREES must be of a different kind. Multiple RUNS must be a different suit.
    You must satisfy the goal for the hand to go down. Once down you can play on your downed cards or on anyone elses that are also down.
    Buying:
    In the middle of some one else's turn, after they have drawn from the new card pile (NOT the discard pile) and before they discard you can buy the discarded card taking it and two extra cards. Only two buys per person per hand. If the person picks up the dicard, it is not possible to buy during their turn. It is legal for a person to buy back the card they just threw away, but they have the lowest priority to get it back.
  • The WIN (for the hand)
    You have to play out and you cannot discard your final card. To end a hand, you must have a playable (or multiple playable) cards in your hand and draw a playable (or one that makes all the cards in your hand playable) to be able to finish the hand. Remember that you can play on anyone's cards who is down on the table, but, you have to be down on the table to do so.
    House Option: Final hand must go all the way out, no going down early (this is brutal :)
  • Scoring
    Any cards in your hand count against you, cards down on the table don't count at all.
    2-8 worth 5 pts each card
    9-K worth 10 pts each card
    Ace worth 15 pts each card
    Joker worth 25 pts each card
    Suit does not matter.
  • The Goals
    2 - Threes (6 cards needed)
    1 - Three 1-Run (7 cards needed)
    2 - Runs (8 cards needed)
    3 - Threes (9 cards needed)
    2 - Threes 1-Run (10 cards needed)
    1 - Three 2-Runs (11 cards needed)
    4 - Threes (12 cards needed)
    3 - Runs (12 cards needed) (yes again)
    House Option: All goals must be completed but any uncompleted goal can be played in any hand.
  • The Scorecard


Shanghi Score Card
Player:
        
Player:
Goal
Goal
2 - Threes
               
2 - Threes
1 - Three
1 - Run
               
1 - Three
1 - Run
2 - Runs
               
2 - Runs
3 - Threes
               
3 - Threes
2 - Threes
1 - Run
               
2 - Threes
1 - Runs
1 - Three
2 - Runs
               
1 - Three
2 - Runs
4 - Threes
               
4 - Threes
3 - Runs
               
3 - Runs
 
Other Wireing

Trailer Connector
4, 5, or 6 Wire Dual Purpose Bulb Systems

Wire Function
Wire Color
Jeep
Chrysler
GM
Right Turn & Brake Light
Green
Brown
Brown
Green
Left Turn & Brake Light
Yellow
Grey w/Black Stripe
Dark Green
Yellow
Tail Lites
Brown
Blue
Black w/Yellow Stripe
Brown
Ground
White
Black & Black
Black
Black
Brake Lights
Use Converter
Blue w/Black Stripe
White
Pink or Light Blue
Backup Lights
Red
Brown
Violet

Light Green

Reference: http://www.etrailer.com/faq/wiring.asp

 

Trailer Connector
6-Wire Single Purpose Bulb Systems

Wire Function
Wire Color
12V (Center Pin)
Black
Electric brakes
Blue
Tail Lites
(index tab)
Brown
Ground
White
Left Turn
Yellow
Right Turn
Green
Reference: http://www.etrailer.com/faq/wiring.asp

Trailer Connector
7-Wire Single Purpose Bulb Systems

Wire Function
Wire Color
12V
Black
Tail Lites
Brown
Left Turn
Yellow
Ground
White
Index
Slot
Electric brakes
Blue
Right Turn
Green
Auxillary
(Center Pin)
Orange
Reference: http://www.etrailer.com/faq/wiring.asp