Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Christopher Thomas Harmon

Christopher H Kujawski

Jonathan Shea Robinson

Gregory Mayo Daly

Sam Sarmast

Brian G Russell

Ross Anthony Nelson

Robert Bryce Johnson

Evelyn R Thomas

Rachel S Yang

Andre Sutanto

Leo Shing

Kristine A Hunter

Flor Albornoz

Matthew Edward Hite

Rachel Yang

A cable clamp for use with telecommunication cables. The cable clamp is a two piece design comprising a top plate and a bottom plate. The cable clamp having a first closing mechanism arranged on a first end thereof and a second closing mechanism arranged on a second end thereof. The top plate includes a gasket arranged on an inner surface thereof. The bottom plate includes a first and second gasket arranged on a top surface thereof. The cables are in contact with the gaskets from both plates, thus securing them in a predetermined position for prepping and splicing.

Cable clamp

A cable clamp for use with telecommunication cables. The cable clamp is a one piece design comprising a top plate and a bottom plate connected to each other by a hinge. The cable clamp also comprises a closing mechanism arranged on one end thereof and operable by one hand. The top plate includes a gasket arranged on an inner surface thereof. The bottom plate includes a first and second gasket arranged on a top surface thereof. The cables are in contact with the gaskets from both plates, thus securing them in a predetermined position for prepping and splicing.

An accessory apparatus includes a housing, an apparatus connector, a plurality of auxiliary accessory interfaces, and an internal microcontroller. The connection connector is configured to mate with a corresponding accessory connector of a physical controller to electrically connect the internal microcontroller to the physical controller. Each auxiliary accessory connector is configured to enable a separate auxiliary user input device to operatively connect to the accessory apparatus and electrically connect with the internal microcontroller. The internal microcontroller is configured to: (1) receive an input control signal from an auxiliary user input device operatively connected to an auxiliary accessory connector of the plurality of auxiliary accessory connectors, (2) map the input control signal to a mapped control signal corresponding to a physical control of the physical controller, and (3) send the mapped control signal to the physical controller via the apparatus connector.

Controller having accessory connectors for externalizing controls

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