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A management system for a computer data network comprises a remote management station connected to an analog communication system and connected to a device console port of a co-located computer device. The remote management station comprises (a) an embedded processor, (b) a connecting means to the analog communication system, and (c) a connecting means to the device console port. The remote management station is configured to detect a user connecting to or disconnecting from the device console port via the remote management station. The remote management station is configured for one or more of the following: (a) logging the user off the device console port when the user disconnects or is disconnected from the console port; (b) logging a previous user off the device console port before allowing a new user to access the device console port; or (c) monitoring messages sent to the device console port.

A computer-implemented method of generating an inspection program for a computer-controlled coordinate measuring probe comprises the steps of:(a) receiving nominal geometry data for a component,(b) receiving inspection requirement data specifying one or more selected shape characteristics of the component,(c) determining from the nominal geometry data and the inspection requirement data an inspection path for a computer-controlled coordinate measuring probe, the inspection path enabling the measuring probe to measure actual component coordinates associated with the selected shape characteristics, and(d) generating an inspection program for moving the computer-controlled coordinate measuring probe along the inspection path.

A programmable impedance control circuit for use in a semiconductor device having an impedance range shifting function prevents or substantially reduces an impedance detection failure based on an environment change. An impedance detector includes a first array driver, a second array driver, and an impedance matching transistor array and a range shifting transistor array independently controlled by the first and second array drivers. A comparator each compares first and second output voltage levels of the impedance detector with an array reference voltage, and outputs an up / down signal as the comparison result. A counter performs an up / down counting in response to the up / down signal, and outputs control code data. A range shifting circuit monitors a counting output of the counter and so generates range shifting data. Whereby, even if there is an environment change on a manufacturing process, power source voltage or operating temperature, etc., an impedance matching and correction operation can be performed without a waste of impedance matching transistor array and control code.

A display device having a plurality of pixels and which realizes a color display with emitted light of at least two wavelengths wherein each pixel has a microresonator structure between a lower reflective film formed on a side near a substrate and an upper reflective film formed above the lower reflective film with an organic light emitting element layer therebetween. The lower reflective film is made of a metal thin film and a conductive resonator spacer layer which functions as a first electrode is provided between the lower reflective film and the organic light emitting element layer. A thickness of the conductive resonator spacer layer is changed by changing a number of layers or a number of remaining layers of transparent conductive metal oxide layers made of ITO corresponding to pixels of different light emission wavelengths. An amorphous ITO layer at an upper layer is selectively removed from above a polycrystalline ITO layer at a lower layer using the polycrystalline ITO layer as an etching stopper so that the thickness is changed corresponding to the thickness of the ITO layer to be formed and not removed. Light obtained in the organic light emitting element layer is intensified by the microresonator structure in which the optical length is adjusted by the conductive resonator spacer layer and is emitted to the outside.

A multilayer capacitor array comprises a multilayer body, and first to fourth terminal conductors and first and second outer connecting conductors formed on the multilayer body. The multilayer body includes a first electrode group having a plurality of first and second inner electrodes, and a second electrode group having a plurality of third and fourth inner electrodes. The first to fourth inner electrodes are connected to the first to fourth terminal conductors, respectively. In the plurality of first inner electrodes, at least one first inner electrode whose number is smaller than the total number of the first inner electrodes by at least one is connected to the first terminal conductor. In the plurality of second inner electrodes, at least one second inner electrode whose number is smaller than the total number of the second inner electrodes by at least one is connected to the second terminal conductor.

A multilayer capacitor comprises a multilayer body in which dielectric layers and first and second inner electrodes are alternately laminated, and first and second terminal conductors and first and second outer connecting conductors. At least one each of first and second terminal conductors and the first outer connecting conductor are formed on a first side face of the multilayer body. At least one each of the first and second terminal conductors and the second outer connecting conductor are formed on a second side face of the multilayer body opposing the first side face. Each inner electrode is electrically connected to the corresponding outer connecting conductors. First and second inner connecting conductors electrically connected to the corresponding terminal and outer connecting conductors are laminated in the multilayer body. An equivalent series resistance is set to a desirable value by adjusting the number or positions of the inner connecting conductors.

An exercise machine resistance adjustment system for providing an exerciser the ability to immediately adjust the resistance force by changing their body position on the movable carriage or end platforms. The exercise machine resistance adjustment system generally includes a frame, a carriage movably positioned on the frame, a spring connected to the carriage to apply a biasing force to the carriage, one or more left projections within the carriage adapted for a left hand of an exerciser to grasp, and one or more right projections within the carriage adapted for a right hand of an exerciser to grasp. The exerciser is able to efficiently adjust the amount of resistance force applied to the carriage by repositioning their hands (or feet) from a first set of projections at a first distance to a second set of projections at a second distance from the first end of the exercise machine.

Disclosed herein is a video signal processing device including, first and second input terminals, a size changer configured to change an image size of an image to be displayed based on a video signal input from the second input terminal, a mixer configured to mix a video signal input from the first input terminal with a video signal that has passed through the size changer, and an output terminal configured to output a video signal arising from mixing by the mixer.

An information processing apparatus having a plurality of power modes having different power consumptions, includes: a storing part storing therein predetermined information; and a control part using the predetermined information from another server apparatus in which the predetermined information has been copied and stored, upon receiving a request for the predetermined information when the power mode of the storing part is a power saving mode.