Motorola Solutions, Inc.

Herman Miller, Inc.

Chul Min Kang

Craig F Siddoway

Lanting L Garra

Mark Christopher Bates

Gianfranco D Zaccai

Michael James Katje

Jeffrey Dennis Roetman

Andrew J Boyce

Susan R Lyons

Kurt E Porter

Perry L Sellers

Cheah Chan Kee

Lan Ting L Garra

A method and apparatus for controlling an electronic device using a rotary control. The method includes receiving, by an electronic processor from an inductance sensor, a first inductance. The method further includes comparing, by the electronic processor, the first inductance to a first threshold. The method further includes, determining, by the electronic processor, a location for the rotary control when the first inductance exceeds the first threshold, the method further includes activating, by the electronic processor, a control function based on the location. The method further includes receiving, by the electronic processor from the inductance sensor, a second inductance. The method further includes determining, by the electronic processor, a delta based on the first inductance and the second inductance. The method further includes adjusting, by the electronic processor, the control function based on the delta.

Method and apparatus for controlling an electronic device using a rotary control

A wall assembly includes at least one horizontally extending rail having a rear surface adapted to engage the wall. A plurality of horizontally spaced and vertically extending stiles are coupled to the rail, with the stiles disposed forwardly of the rear surface of the rail. A plurality of interface components are coupled to the plurality of stiles. In various embodiments, the stiles may be interconnected to draw together adjacent interface components. The interface components also may include overlapping upper and lower edges. The stiles may be vertically and/or horizontally (laterally and longitudinally) adjustable relative to the rail. A lock member may be provided to secure at least one of the stiles to the rail. Various systems and methods of assembly and use are also provided.

Wall mounted assembly

An improved user interface is provided by a portable radio () having a housing () having a through-hole () formed therethough. The through-hole provides a user interface for accommodating a plurality of interchangeable accessories through the incorporation of electrical interface () and alignment features () within the through-hole.

Portable radio having accessory interface

Portable radio communication device

Portable radio

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Chul Min Kang