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Masato Konishi

Tsutomu Takahashi

Hisao Hayashi

Hideki Zenitani

Shiro Tani

Mitsuo Kaetsu

Koichi Namimatsu

Katsuya Fujii

Kazunori Oomori

Kouichi Namimatsu

Toshio Ibaraki

Hiroyuki Suda

Tsuyoshi Fukumoto

A television apparatus equipped with speech recognition function which allows the television apparatus to operate in accordance with a unit of language having an operable superordinate concept or makes the television apparatus operate after changing the operation mode, when a unit of language uttered by a user is unacceptable, is provided. The television apparatus according to the present invention judges whether it is possible for said television apparatus to operate in accordance with a speech code which is accepted under the current operation mode, and operates under this operation mode when it is possible to operate. When it is not possible to operate, if there is a speech code having an operable superordinate concept, the television apparatus operates in accordance with the speech code having the operable superordinate concept. If there is not a speech code having an operable superordinate concept, the television apparatus further judges whether it is possible to operate when it changes the operation mode. When it is possible to operate after the operation mode is changed, the television apparatus operates under the post-change operation mode.

Television apparatus having speech recognition function, and method of controlling the same

A communication device includes a sub-rack unit and a plurality of plug-in units. The sub-rack unit includes a back wiring board having first connectors arranged in lines thereon, and a frame plate including vertical ribs and placed on said back wiring board so that the vertical ribs separate the lines of the first connectors. Each of the plug-in units includes: a printed board including top and bottom sides and parallel first and second sides, the printed board having second connectors provided on the first side thereof; a metal case including top and bottom faces, and parallel first and second side faces so as to cover the printed board; and first and second spring members. Each of said plug-in units is mounted in the sub-rack unit with the first and second connectors being connected so that the first and second side faces of the metal case are pressed outward against the vertical ribs of the frame plate by resilient forces of the first and second spring members, respectively.

Communication device and plug-in unit therefor

A telecommunications apparatus includes a sub-rack unit and a plurality of plug-in units inserted from a front side of the sub-rack unit in a Y direction and mounted in the sub-rack unit The plug-in unit includes a plug-in unit main body and an aluminum case that covers so as to envelope the plug-in unit main body. An intermediate guide rail member is inserted from the front of the sub-rack unit and mounted by tightening a lock bolt member similarly inserted from the front of the sub-rack unit

Communications apparatus and plug-in unit

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Kawasaki, Japan

Masato Konishi