Dbtel Incorporated

Microjet Technology Company, Ltd.

Obtel Incorporated

Michael Mou

Tien-En Chen

Arnold Chang Yang

Chin-Lung Huang

Bill Yuan Chuang

Fang-Te Chen

Yung-Cheng Lai

Fusan Lin

Jing Yuang Ho

Yuting Shih

Hsiao-Jung Hsu

Jan-Kuan Wei

Chung Chang Chen

Mobile phone

A progressively rolling display method of animation graphics on a cellular phone which offers a much more dynamic and interesting way of displaying the contents of a cellular phone, and in particular to one having a selection pending area presented by means of a large graphic animation provided in the center of the display on the cellular phone and accompanied to its right and left by multiple icons indicating previous and next options, so that when a user is browsing and selecting options from a List of Main Functions, the icon is in progressive rolling sequence and enters either from right to left or left to right into the central area to become an option pending selection to exit and then the existing option is reduced and quits the central area and becomes an icon of a previous option.

Progressively rolling animation display method on cellular phones

An apparatus for controlling an internal negative pressure of an ink container used in an ink-jet printing apparatus is disclosed. The apparatus includes a hollow tube located in an interior of the ink container, and a containing member connected to the hollow tube for containing therein an ink of the container to prevent an atmospheric air from entering the interior of the ink container while the ink container is placed upside down. Thus, upon the ink container is black to the normal placement and in the working status, the ink will not leak from the ink-jet head.

Apparatus and method for controlling internal pressure of ink container

An automatic power supplying device for providing power for a CPU of a telephone to activate the CPU and wake up a downstream circuit including for example a speech processor, a voice amplifier, etc., is disclosed. The automatic power supplying device includes a recharging circuit providing the power for the CPU for a predetermined period when there is a coining phone call and the telephone is hooked off. After the predetermined period, the CPU is supplied thereto power which is transmitted along the telephone line and accompanies the phone call signal. The CPU of the telephone is activated only when the telephone is in a hook-off state according to the present invention so that the life span of the CPU can be extended, compared to the conventional telephone.

Power supplying to CPU of telephone

A method of aligning a nozzle plate with a mask, used for aligning a plurality of nozzles on the nozzle plate with a plurality of layouts on the mask, wherein each nozzle is defined between two nozzle positioning marks, the nozzle plate is provided with a film thereon, and the mask has a plurality of layouts defined between two layout positioning marks, including steps of: selecting two of the nozzle positioning marks, removing portion of the film above the two nozzle positioning marks with a chemical agent, arranging the mask on the nozzle plate, and moving the mask so as to make the two nozzle positioning marks each align with a respective one of layout positioning marks.

Method of aligning a nozzle plate with a mask

A structure of a scanner includes a housing having a top provided with a glass window, a carriage mounted inside housing, the carriage including a a casing having a plurality of openings, a light source arranged within the casing for illuminating an object placed face down against the glass window above the carriage, and a plurality of mirrors fitted in the openings, whereby the scanner is compact in size and easy to assemble.

Structure of a scanner

A method of changing the code of a radio communication system having a main unit and at least one remote unit is provided. The method generally includes in an embodiment the step of setting the code transmission frequency of the main unit of the radio communication system at a value within a frequency gap separating a first channel from a second channel of the main unit. The method also includes the step of setting the code transmission frequency of the remote unit at a value within a frequency gap separating a first channel from a second channel of that remote unit. The method further includes the step of selecting a code for encoding communication signals between the main and remote units and transmitting the selected code from one of the main and remote units to the other at the code transmission frequency.

Method of changing the code of a radio communication system

A communication system includes a primary unit transmitting a first signal at a first instance, receiving a second signal at a second instance and energized by a power source having a voltage level, a secondary unit transmitting a third signal at a first instance, receiving a fourth signal at a second instance, and having a first communication mode and a second communication-shut mode, and a mode-changing device enabling the primary unit to generate a mode-changing signal to be received by the secondary unit for changing the secondary unit from the first communication mode into the second communication-shut mode when the voltage level falls below a specific value. A mode-changing method for such communication system is also provided.

Communication system and mode-changing method for same

A method of controlling excessive electroforming portion of an oscillating plate for an ink-jet printer includes steps of supplying a direct current power to electroform a first layer for a first time period, supplying an alternating current power to electroform a second layer on the first layer for a second time period to form an oscillating layer, coating the second layer with a photoresistive agent at positions where no projection is to be formed and supplying the alternating current power to electroform for a third time period so as to form desired projections on the second layer, whereby no excessive electroforming portion will be formed on the projections.

Method of controlling excessive electroforming portion of an oscillating

A wireless telephone dialing method in which the handset transmits a key number and an accompanied identification code to the base repeatedly when one number key of the handset is clicked, and the base, upon receipt of the signal from the handset, compares the accompanied identification code with an identification code stored therein so as to judge if the key number has been dialed to the telecommunication company or not, and to prevent a miss of the transmission of a key number.

Wireless telephone dialing method

A belt tension adjusting device provided on a scanner transmission belt to adjust the tension of the transmission belt, includes a helical spring that helps maintain the tension of the transmission belt, a retaining post for fixing the position of the helical spring, and a toothed recess for connecting the scanner to the transmission belt.

Adjusting device

A wafer securing device and method for securing a planar plate on a wafer having a hollowed-out portion, the device including a substrate for receiving the wafer; a groove provided on the substrate and having an opening, the hollowed-out portion corresponding to the groove when the wafer is placed on the substrate; and an air extracting equipment for extracting air from the groove when the wafer is placed on the substrate so that the planar plate placed on the wafer is secured to the wafer by means of a vacuum suction force.

Wafer securing device and method

A sheet-by-sheet paper feeding structure includes a sheets separating plate and a pressure plate. When a pile of paper is fed into the paper feeding structure, a front end of the pile urges against the sheets separating plate, which is in turn pressed by a press leg of the press plate above so that the sheets of paper are checked from displacing forwardly. The press plate further includes elastic plates having elastic plate press legs that help keep the sheets of paper flat and stable during feeding. A lowermost sheet of the pile is in direct contact with a roller of a facsimile machine or printer or the like. When the roller rolls forwardly, it will only bring the lowermost sheet to advance forwardly while the rest of the pile is being checked by the sheets separating plate.

Sheet-by-sheet paper feeding structure

A method of compressing letters adapted to store a letter in a specific bit and a memory unit includes compiling a set of 26 letters of the English alphabet and dividing it into two halves, which are respectively encoded as headers or tailers. Headers are stored in the specific bit, while tailers are stored in the memory unit, so as to reduce memory spaces. By using the method in combination with a speciaily designed data structure, 16 letters may be stored in 10 bits.

Method of compressing letters in a caller identification code system

An optical device including a reflecting device, a focusing device and a processing device for realizing image data of a target object is disclosed. The focusing device is located within an enclosed area surrounded by a reflective light track so that the two light paths respectively from the target object to the focusing device through the reflecting device, and from the focusing device to the processing device are overlapped. By this way, the size of the optical device contributed by the distance between the reflective device and the processing device is reduced.

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Tu-Cheng, Taiwan

Michael Mou