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Infrared communication is point to point communication between two devices with close proximity to one another. Palm Pilots and cell phones can sometimes use infrared to communicate with your computer.

Portable electronic system having multiple display modes for reorienting the display of data on a display screen

An electronic system includes an electronic display device and a communication port. Each display mode corresponds to a particular position of the communication port relative to a line of sight of a user. In one embodiment, the communication port is an infrared communication port. Each display mode corresponds to a particular display orientation. The electronic display device displays visual data in the particular display orientation corresponding to the display mode of the electronic system. In one embodiment, the electronic system is a palmtop computer system such as a personal digital assistant. A user can selectively operate the electronic system in any one of the multiple display modes for communication with a second electronic system via the communication port. The user positions the electronic system such that the communication port is located in a position facilitating communication with the second electronic system via the communication port. The user selects a particular display mode such that to align the user's line of sight with the display orientation of the electronic display device. In one embodiment, the electronic system includes one or more display mode controls for enabling the user to select a particular display mode. In a second embodiment, the electronic system includes a display re-orientation selector for enabling the user to select a particular display mode. The display re-orientation selector is implemented as a graphical button displayed on the electronic display device.
Owner:QUALCOMM INC

Communication interface systems for locally analyzing computers

A communication interface system including a computer and a handheld device that communicate with each other via respective communication ports. The computer communication port is a serial port or an infrared transceivers conveniently located on the front bezel of the computer. In serial embodiments, the computer executes the appropriate driver and interface applications to enable transfer of information to the handheld device. In infrared embodiments, the computer includes a microcontroller, an I<2>C bus and memory, where the microcontroller implements infrared communication protocol. Alternatively, the computer may further include a management processor that either replaces or cooperates with the microcontroller. Auxiliary power may enable handheld communications when the computer is shut down. The handheld device interfaces with the computer communication port to retrieve and display the status information. The handheld device effectively replaces external LCD health status hardware that typically consumes valuable space on the front bezel of the computer. The handheld device may further replace traditional input / output (I / O) devices, such as a keyboard, a mouse, a monitor, a disk drive, etc. For example, the handheld device may be utilized to monitor and control boot up operations of the computer, such as displaying boot up information or otherwise executing setup or diagnostic routines.
Owner:HEWLETT-PACKARD ENTERPRISE DEV LP

Communication interface system for locally analyzing computers

A communication interface system including a computer and a handheld device that communicate with each other via respective communication ports. The computer communication port is a serial port or an infrared transceivers conveniently located on the front bezel of the computer. In serial embodiments, the computer executes the appropriate driver and interface applications to enable transfer of information to the handheld device. In infrared embodiments, the computer includes a microcontroller, an I<2>C bus and memory, where the microcontroller implements infrared communication protocol. Alternatively, the computer may further include a management processor that either replaces or cooperates with the microcontroller. Auxiliary power may enable handheld communications when the computer is shut down. The handheld device interfaces with the computer communication port to retrieve and display the status information. The handheld device effectively replaces external LCD health status hardware that typically consumes valuable space on the front bezel of the computer. The handheld device may further replace traditional input/output (I/O) devices, such as a keyboard, a mouse, a monitor, a disk drive, etc. For example, the handheld device may be utilized to monitor and control boot up operations of the computer, such as displaying boot up information or otherwise executing setup or, diagnostic routines.
Owner:ZAUDTKE STEPHEN M +2

Combination Lamp and Wireless Network Access System

A Combination Lamp and Wireless Network Access System, and a related Method for creating a Local Mesh Network. The device and method includes a combination lighting lamp and mesh network node. The combination lamp/node assembly is available both as original equipment, and as a retrofit kit for legacy lamps. The lamp portion of the combination lamp/node provides area lighting through a lens located in the housing within which the combination lamp/node is housed. The node portion of the assembly provides sophisticated mesh network functionality such that the placement of a series of devices of the present invention should provide a high quality, wireless “mesh” computer network. The lamp/node assembly may optionally provide local security/surveillance functionality, including cameras and sensors in order to enable typical security system functionality. The mesh network created by interconnection of a series of the lamp/node assemblies includes the ability to repair itself in the event of damage to one or more networked lamp/node assemblies, as well as the ability to constantly seek to optimize electronic traffic through the local mesh network. The lamp/node assemblies may further include Infrared communications capabilities to facilitate mesh communications between nodes in the mesh by either WiFi or Infrared means.
Owner:G ALBERT HREISH TRUST

Selective intelligent remote control system and method

The utility model relates to an intelligent remote control system and method with directional selection functions which combine the infrared communication technology with the short-range wireless communication technology. A piece of controlled equipment is activated by the emission directionality of the infrared signals, and data connections are arranged through the advanced short-range wireless communication technology, so as to realize the short-range wireless remote control. The utility model comprises a remote control module and a middle module, wherein, the remote control module is used to directionally select the controlled equipment, receive, interpret and show the whole function menu and current state information of the controlled equipment conveyed by the middle module, and send wireless control instructions to the middle module; the middle module is connected with the controlled equipment, and used to send the whole function menu and current state information of the controlled equipment to the remote control module, receive and process infrared activation signals sent by an infrared selection module, receive, interpret and translate the wireless control instructions sent by the remote control module, and convey control signals to the controlled equipment; each time the short-range wireless data connections are arranged between the middle module and the remote control module, the whole function menu of the controlled equipment is conveyed to the remote control module. The utility model has the advantages of enabling the intelligent match between the remote-control unit and the controlled equipment, and realizing safe and convenient wireless control of a plurality of equipments for different users.
Owner:何进

Wireless device connection in single medium wiring scheme for multiple signal distribution in building and access port therefor

InactiveUS7027431B1Readily broken into addressed data packetLow costCoupling device connectionsGHz frequency transmissionTransceiverOperating energy
An access node or access port has physical connectors for a variety of signal-receiving and -transmitting devices and includes apparatus that allow all signals used by the devices to be carried by as few as one or two conduits. The conduits can be any signal-carrying medium, including media converters where necessary. Signals are converted to and from addressed data packets carried in a packet stream over the conduits. A central node or node zero receives signals from outside the structure, converts them to addressed data packets, and sends the packets over the conduit(s) as the packet stream. Access nodes take packets addressed to them, convert packets back into the original signals, then feed the signals to appropriate connectors on the access nodes. The central node can also allow internode communication. In place of one of or in addition to the physical connectors, the node has a transceiver in wireless communication with another transceiver connected to a device outside the node using RF or infrared communication. The wireless communication between transceivers can carry the packet stream where one of the transceivers is in the central node. When one of the transceivers is connected to a device, such as a VCR, personal computer, or other signal-transmitting and/or -receiving device, the device can receive signals from the network without having cables extending between the access node and the device.
Owner:WI3
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