Casio Computer Co., Ltd.

Tsuchiya Mfg. Co., Ltd.

Hiroyuki Yoshida

Shinji Ota

Kazuhide Imai

Yuji Chino

Yuzi Chino

Masafumi Takahashi

Masashi Uchino

An information processing system includes a local server and a cloud server. The cloud server includes the following. A receiver receives input of temporary input data. A transmitter transmits the temporary input data based on a transmitting request from the local server. The local server includes the following. A monitoring unit monitors whether the temporary input data is received in the cloud server. A transmitting request unit requests the temporary input data when the monitoring unit determines that the temporary input data is received. A receiver receives the temporary input data. A reflecting unit reflects the temporary input data on a data input form. A registering unit registers data input on the data input form in a database of the local server when data input on the data input form is finished.

Information processing system and information processing method of information processing system

Device for parallel justification of print head relative to the platen

A fuel vapor treatment device or canister for a vehicle evaporative emission control system has a casing filled with a fuel vapor absorbent material in its chamber. A relay pipe projects outwardly from one end the casing and communicates with the chamber. A liquid-fuel separator having a cavity is sealingly mounted to the one end of the casing so that the relay pipe extends into the cavity. Inlet and outlet pipes, which communicate with the cavity and fuel vapor, are formed in the separator. A fuel vapor outflow passage is formed inside the separator and communicates with the outlet pipe. The suction pipe has a reduced size section with an orifice. A liquid-fuel suction pipe, which communicates with the outflow passage through the orifice, extends perpendicularly downwardly from the outflow passage. The suction pipe extends from the orifice to the area where the liquid-fuel collects.

Fuel vapor treatment device

A fuel vapor treatment device adapted to prevent evaporative emission from an automotive vehicle has a casing formed of a plastic and defines therein a space filled with a fuel vapor absorbent. An end wall is sealingly connected to a first end of the casing and provided with a first pipe through which fuel vapor is charged to the space, and a second pipe through which the fuel vapor within the space is purged. A cover plate is sealingly connected to a second end of the casing. A partition member is integral with the casing and disposed within the space of the casing to define first and second chambers. The partition member includes first and second partition walls that are parallel with each other and form a predetermined space therebetween. The partition member further includes a first lateral wall to connect first ends of the respective first and second partition walls, and a second lateral wall to connect second ends of the respective first and second partition walls. The first and second chambers are in communication with each other through a passage located near the second end of the casing. Additionally, a portion at which the end wall is connected to the first lateral wall is allowed to be exposed to an outside of the casing, thereby facilitating the inspection of a gas-tight seal between the first end wall and the partition member.

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Sayama, Japan

Hiroyuki Yoshida