Fujitsu Component Limited

Fujitsu Takamisawa Component Limited

Keiji Miyatsu

Fujio Seki

Heiichi Sugino

Yukihiro Mori

Akio Nakamura

Katsuya Funakoshi

Masato Ozawa

Mitsuaki Nakazawa

Tetsuya Niiyama

Toshimasa Sato

Masami Ishizawa

A body part of a KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) switch includes a clamp that holds a cable and is movable in a horizontal direction, and a stay that is equipped with the cable clamp and is movable in a depth direction of the body part to eliminate the cable hanging down.

KVM switch, mounting bracket and system

A body part of a KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) switch includes a clamp that holds a cable and is movable in a horizontal direction, and a stay that is equipped with the cable clamp and is movable in a depth direction of the body part to eliminate of the cable hanging down.

A starting device includes a first transform device that restores a first transfer signal, which is converted from an input signal supplied from an input device, to the input signal, and outputs the input signal to a computer, and a power connecting device that starts the computer when the input signal restored by the first transform device includes a starting signal.

Starting device

The present invention is directed to an audio system for playing back recorded information by remote transmission. At the transmitting end of the system, an analog audio signal acquired by a server from a recording medium is first converted into a digital data signal, and then a signal created by superimposing the digital data signal with a stereo signal is transmitted out. At the receiving end, an input circuit receives the superimposed signal transmitted over a cable from the transmitting end, and separates it into the digital data signal and the stereo signal; then, the digital data signal is converted back into the analog audio signal which is output to speakers for stereo playback. As, of the plurality of signals to be transmitted, two signals are combined into one signal for transmission, the number of connecting cables can be reduced.

Audio system for playing back recorded information by remote transmission

A movable console device having a rack-mount configuration. The movable console device is provided with a console section including a keyboard and a display, a mount section for mounting the console section onto a rack structure in a manner movable between a retracted position and a drawn-out position, and a drive section for automatically moving the console section with respect to the rack structure between the retracted and drawn-out positions. The console section includes a display support mechanism for supporting the display in a manner displaceable between a non-operating position and an operating position, and a second drive section is provided for automatically displacing the display between the non-operating and operating positions.

Movable console device

A switching device for controlling a connection between a private computer, a shared computer, and a terminal, including: a connecting unit that connects each terminal to a corresponding private computer in a default status, and switches a connection destination of the terminal to a private computer corresponding to the terminal or the shared computer when a connection switching request transmitted from the terminal has been received; and a security unit that executes for each terminal, identification processing on the data that has been received from any one terminal and output to the at least one private computer or the shared computer.

Switching device, switching method and computer system capable of preventing error in data transmission, which is easy to use

A sheet cutter cuts a portion of a continuous sheet, discharged through a gap between a pair of moving and stationary knives respectively having arc-shaped and straight knife edges. A motor rotates a pair of rotatable, identical gear wheels engaged with each other and opposed to the moving knife and having a pair of respective link arms thereon. Each link arm has a first end connected to a peripheral position of the respective gear wheel by a pivot thereon and a second end connected to the moving knife by a pin inserted into a respective one of a pair of horizontally extending slits in the moving knife. Rotating motion of the gear wheels is transformed into a reciprocating motion of the moving knife against, and relatively to, the stationary knife, in which the second end of each link arm assumes one of two opposing positions, depending respectively upon a current one of opposite rotating directions of the respective gear wheel, such that one or the other rotating direction of the motor results in the reciprocating motion of the moving knife with a stroke either to cut the sheet completely or incompletely.

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Tokyo, Japan

Keiji Miyatsu