Toyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha

Denso Corporation

Pioneer Corporation

Denso Ten Limited

Kojima Industries Corporation

Jun Yuyama

Kazushige Hayashi

Kenji Yoshida

Tomiyasu Hirayama

Haruhiko Yoshida

Hirotaka Nakahara

Takayoshi Naemura

Go Takahashi

Hiroki Osada

Shunsuke Nakane

Eiji Nakai

Yoshinobu Orui

Ryuji Ando

A reproduced data output apparatus includes: a reproduced data receiver section to receive a reproduced data of a content from an external instrument having a reproduction function of the content; a report determiner section to determine whether an operation status report signal indicating that a status of a present operation of the external instrument is a status of a different operation is reported from the external instrument, in response to that an occurrence of an event is identified during a status of a first operation being identified as a status of a present operation of the external instrument; and a command transmission controller section to transmit a command that requires a re-start of the first operation to the external instrument, in response to that the operation status report signal is determined to be reported from the external instrument.

Reproduced data output apparatus and computer program product

The purpose of the present invention is to enable a secure attachment of an antenna element and to facilitate adjustment of the antenna element characteristics. Rearward of a spoiler are formed a plurality of lateral grooves extending in a left-right direction of a vehicle, and a plurality of vertical grooves extending in a front-rear direction of the vehicle. The plurality of lateral grooves and the plurality of vertical grooves form latticed grooves as grooves in the shape of a lattice for installing an antenna element. The antenna element is formed by a conductive wire. One end of the antenna element is connected to an amplifier, and the other end is opened. The antenna element extends from the amplifier via a power feeding groove and the right-end one of the vertical grooves to the rear end of the groove, from which the antenna element is fitted in a route along the most rearward one of the lateral grooves to the vicinity of the left-end one of the vertical grooves, thus being securely attached to the spoiler.

Vehicle attached component, and on-board antenna

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Jun Yuyama