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Australian Based Customers Only

Due to delivery costs for international mail we do NOT post to locations out of Australia unfortunately.

SAFER INTERNET DAY 2018

Safer Internet Day (SID) celebrations will take place on Tuesday, 6 February 2018. The 2018 theme, "Create, connect and share respect: A better internet starts with you" is a call to action for every stakeholder to play their part in creating a better internet for everyone, in particular the youngest users out there.

How to Recycle Old Computers

Old computers, unusable printer cartridges and monitors must be disposed of properly. Moreover, there are alternatives to getting rid of your old computer equipment. Visit Choice Magazine website to read a fantastic article with helpful information on eWaste

Alert Service

The Stay Smart Online Alert Service is a free service for Australian internet users, to explain recent online threats and how they can be managed. Visit Stay Smart Online for details.

XBOX ONE S

Meet the best value in games and entertainment.

Safer Internet Day - 9th February 2016

Tuesday 9 February 2016 was Safer Internet Day! but you can still join the global celebration and play your part for a better internet. Visit the Australian government for more information www.esafety.gov.au/

National Cyber Security Awareness Month is October 2016 in the USA

Visit the USA homeland security website for details.

Smart Online Week in Australia October 2016

Stay Smart Online Week is held in October 2016. Details will be posted here when they become available.

The aim of Awareness Week is to help Australians using the internet - whether at home, the workplace or school - understand the simple steps they can take to protect their personal and financial information online.

Check out these simple steps to improve online security at home and at work:

* Security software - install, renew and set it to scan regularly.
* Software updates - Activate automatic software updates for your operating system and other applications
* Social networking - think before you post photos, financial or personal information about yourself, your friends or family online. And regularly adjust privacy settings.
* Buying online - take care when transacting online - research the supplier and use a safe payment method
* Email - carefully assess before clicking links and attachments, particularly from unknown senders
* Mobile - protecting your mobile from viruses, malware, and Internet fraud is just as important as protecting your home computer
* Discuss and report - talk within your family about staying safe online, including mobile phone usage. And report anything online that makes you uncomfortable or threatened. If you see something unusual on your statement or do not recognise some transactions, speak to your bank.

Learn more visit the official website: Stay Smart Online Tips

Windows older Operating Systems (OS)

For different versions of Internet Explorer Click the Compatibility View button on the Address bar. For example if your having difficulty with page layout.

New Website Has Arrived!

Corporeal IT Solutions has launched a new website at domain name cits.net.au address. The website has more features for online customers and provides a modern user experience while shopping.

An ideal shopping website for buyers wanting discounts for large orders and more flexible payment methods - check it out for more details...

Both our websites will still function independently

Shopping Cart Checkout Error Message

If you have received a PayPal error message 1034 or your shopping cart is empty message after selecting the checkout button link. It generally indicates that your browser settings aren`t set to allow cookies override.

For Internet Explorer Version 7 users, you will need to ensure your browser settings are set to the following preferences: Go to the menu - Tools - Internet Options - Privacy - Advanced - Then select the checkbox for Override automatic cookie handling. Then select OK button to accept changes.  

The aforementioned action will usually overcome this problem, in the event it doesn`t please contact us via our support email address.

TAFE Students

• To view the complete product list please contact us via one of the methods displayed on the Contact Us page
• TAFE students and staff can receive special purchase prices if prearranged orders are requested
• If you require advice please feel free to contact us
• Trade accounts can be established upon request to sales department

Australian Communications and Media Authority - ACMA

ACMA is the statuory authority within the federal governments portfolio of Communications, Information Technology and Arts. ACMA is responsible for the regulation of:

• broadcasting
• the internet
• radiocommunications
• telecommunications

The A-Tick and supplier code ensures that these particular products comply with ACMA's telecommunications requirements, for instance, license conditions, codes and standards.

The C-Tick and supplier code ensures that these particular products comply with ACMA's electromagnetics requirements, for instance, license conditions, codes and standards.

The 'Electrical Safety Compliance and RCM' label also ensures that these particular products comply with ACMA's electrical power cords and adaptors requirements, for instance, license conditions, codes and standards.

ACMA originated on 1 July 2005 after several mergers in the telecommunications and radiocommunications areas took place. For instance, the following former governing bodies were merged into ACMA, such as, Australian Broadcasting Authority (ABC), Australian Communications Authority, The Spectrum Management Agency (SMA) and The Australian Telecommunications Authority (AUSTEL).

To visit ACMA please click on this link ACMA

The international cabling manufacturers have to adhere to strict guidelines regulated by ETL SEMKO, which is a division of Intertek Group. ETL are accredited to perform the Global Cabling Products Testing Program, and subsequently are authorised to verify if cabling manufacturers conform to the ETL Verification Mark ETL SEMKO

The UL Listed and UL Verified Labels represent verification that the products have passed the testing performed by Underwriters Laboratories Inc.(UL). UL are an independant organisation, not-for-profit, product safety certification organisation that have been established, and world recognised for over 100 years by 104 countries. Click here to see details UL

Technical Specifications

To see installing instructions for Keystone Jacks click on our Support link in menu. Also we can provide you with data sheets on Neutrik brand of connectors and couplers, commonly used with amplifier and audio system applications. For instance, when ordering Neutrik and Ethercon products please contact our email support for data sheets. Alternatively you can go directly to Neutrik home page at www.neutrik.com

USB3 SUPERSPEED

NEW 5Gbps Data Transfer Standard over four twisted pair cable

The USB3 Plugs Type A and B have an additional 5 pins over the original 4. USB3 is backward compatible with USB1 & USB2 plugs and peripherals. USB3 Peripherals may plug into USB2.0 but with performance drop to 2.0. USB1.1 & USB2.0 peripherals will plug into USB3 and perform to USB2.0 USB offers the advantage of 5V 900mA power over cable compatibility.

Maintains existing USB1.1 & USB2.0 standards plus SuperSpeed

USB3 Plug Type A is backward compatible with USB1.1 & USB2.0 USB3 Plug Type B plug differs in build. It will accept the older USB. ie: USB1.1 & USB2.0 peripheral device will plug into a USB Type B receptacle but not vice-versa as the new USB3 Type B Plug is taller. Micro-USB3 is an extended (wider) version of the Micro-USB Plug.

Freebies

Link-Popularity.com: See who links to your web site. This service provides an easy one-click method of checking link popularity on three of the major search engines. They also provide a free monthly customized Link Popularity Report via e-mail.

Free Gifs and Animations Free shopping cart buttons

Shielded Cabling Tested With Fluke Testing Devices

CAT6 Shielded Cabling for home and office

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