Fujitsu Corporation

Akinobu Kawano

Masatoshi Kimura

A pairing apparatus includes first and second wireless devices, each of which has a docking mechanism for docking the wireless devices with each other, wherein each of the wireless devices includes a pairing request detecting unit to detect a request for pairing, a docking detecting unit to detect docking of the wireless devices, and a pairing setting unit to perform a pairing setting process for pairing the wireless devices, in response to the request for pairing, wherein a check is made as to whether the wireless devices are in a docked state at both a time of the pressing of the pairing button and a time of the releasing of the pairing button, and the request for pairing is made from one of the wireless devices to the other upon a result of the check indicating that the wireless devices are in the docked state at both of the times.

Pairing apparatus

An electronic device includes a case having an exhaust vent, an electronic component, a radiation component including radiation fins adjacent to the exhaust vent and formed of first plates disposed parallel to one another to form first air channels, the radiation component radiating the heat received from the electronic component to air passing through the first air channels, a fan disposed at a position having a space from the radiation fins to send air toward the radiation fins, a dust filter including second plates disposed parallel to one another to form second air channels and disposed in the space between the radiation fins and the fan to transfer the air to the radiation fins while capturing dust. The dust filter is removable and the second plates have a shape to be inserted in the first air channels so as to push the dust out of the first air channels.

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Kawasaki, Japan

Akinobu Kawano