What is "low-z?" Is that just a model name or an actual feature?
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Here's a question I've answered in the past.http://www.amazon.com/forum/FxKD3SDLYTVU0S/Tx2Y5EB0MHM2S4X/Low-Z stands for Low Impedance(Z). Impedance is the measurement of electrical resistance. Low-Z is a type of signal, and an XLR cable is used with it to connect the signal. A low-Z is usually 200-600ohms, and should be paired with the appropriate 200-600ohms wires. A Balanced cable is a cable with 2 conductors (wires) and 1 shield (braided mesh wire surrounding the 2 conductors).XLR's are balanced, Low-Z cables.TRS cables are often balanced. Though, they're sometimes used for stereo unbalanced. Here's a question I've answered in the past.http://www.amazon.com/forum/FxKD3SDLYTVU0S/Tx2Y5EB0MHM2S4X/Low-Z stands for Low Impedance(Z). Impedance is the measurement of electrical resistance. Low-Z is a type of signal, and an XLR cable is used with it to connect the signal. A low-Z is usually 200-600ohms, and should be paired with the appropriate 200-600ohms wires. A Balanced cable is a cable with 2 conductors (wires) and 1 shield (braided mesh wire surrounding the 2 conductors).XLR's are... » Read More Here's a question I've answered in the past.http://www.amazon.com/forum/FxKD3SDLYTVU0S/Tx2Y5EB0MHM2S4X/Low-Z stands for Low Impedance(Z). Impedance is the measurement of electrical resistance. Low-Z is a type of signal, and an XLR cable is used with it to connect the signal. A low-Z is usually 200-600ohms, and should be paired with the appropriate 200-600ohms wires. A Balanced cable is a cable with 2 conductors (wires) and 1 shield (braided mesh wire surrounding the 2 conductors).XLR's are balanced, Low-Z cables.TRS cables are often balanced. Though, they're sometimes used for stereo unbalanced. « Show Less
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Low-Z means Low Impedance. Impedance is the complex number version of resistance. Ie a low impedance will typically have a low resistance and a low phase shift. The term low-z is actually misleading since it really doesn't tell you anything about the characteristics of the cable. It's better to say low resistance.
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The lowest setting below the 200 mark is just a black dot with no numbers beside it. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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It could be for several different reasons. Could be the software, and it could be the hardware. contact Zmodo.com and request their help. if you don't get help, call an electronics tech. in your area.
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You really should ask lowrance that question. Call their customer support that would be your best bet.
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Unlikely. This unit is for the older model, and Lowrance likes making things incompatable in my experience....
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I think that's special for z2 only because in details it's written it's for z2. I'm not sure , maybe another one can answer your question better.
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It is low profile. The lp in the model number designates that if you cross reference the uws part number
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It stands for low frequency. I think it's a deeper sound. I get more bass from my system.
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Not sure because I don't have the Z. If you look at the specifications between the two, that might answer your question.
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To be honest , I have no idea ! I built a Hackintosh from specs off the internet and built it with the help of YouTube ! It works great but I couldn't answer probably the simplest question about whether that means low profile or not ! Sorry !
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I don't know. I've never been able to understand the "code" behind the model numbers.
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It does not have a low Z output. My pedal crapped out after a few months. Don't buy it.
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Mine has hi, med, low, strobe, and sos. If yours does that, it's the same model.
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I honestly cannot answer that question try zmodo.com there web site has been updated recently.
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yes and just to advise you...i am not happy with all the "ISSUES " I HAVE HAD WITH IT..NEEDED REPLACEMENT OF HARDWARE...WHICH LOWRANCE TOOK CARE OF AND THEN SOFTWARE, AGAIN WHICH THEY TOOK CARE OF...
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HI. Good question. Not knowing the answer I tried doing a google search and was able to find an explanation at https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/intel-architecture-and-processor-identification-with-cpuid-model-and-family-numbers?language=ru Hope this helps. Respectfully, Roland
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According to my understanding, none of the -h, or -f models are any different from the standard AR5B95 models. It was simply an FCC letter requirement that the nomenclature be different because they came pre-installed in different laptops during the timeframe and each model had to have a different nomenclature even though it was literally the same card. The bands, frequencies, and operating ranges in HZ are all exactly the same. This is the only difference I can see in the models. The -h was produced from 2008 to 2009, and the -f from 09 to 10, and the standard model from 10 to 10.