Motorola Corporation

Paige M Painter

Martin E Holmes

Phillip E Lindeman

Joseph Robert Rauch

Mark J McGrath

An antenna shroud (100) used for covering an antenna element includes a hollow non-conductive sheath (101) attached to a base (103). The base (103) is used for holding the sheath (101) into a fixed positioned while the antenna shroud (100) is positioned within an aperture (114) located within a radio housing. The antenna shroud (100) is used to seal the antenna opening in the radio housing and for protecting the antenna element from damage. Additionally, the antenna shroud (100) also is used to protect a user from coming into direct contact with radio frequency energy radiated by the antenna element.

Antenna shroud for a portable communications device

A rotary switch knob assembly (100) includes one or more circular knobs (101) having a plurality of interspersed labeling configured radially at least partially about the knob. The labeling including a first set of characters (105) and a second set of characters (107) each configured at a predetermined distance and angle between an adjacent character. A viewing window (109) is positioned over the labeling where either the first set of characters (105) or the second set of characters (107) are displayed through the viewing window (109) depending on an angular position of the viewing window.

Rotary switch knob assembly with interspersed radial labeling

Portable two-way communication device

A support plate assembly (100) is used for aligning and/or supporting one or more accessory connector(s) (103). The support plate assembly (100) includes a support plate (101) having one or more apertures (105) for frictional engaging with a sleeve (107) of an accessory connector (103). An alignment plate (109) is attached to the support plate (101) for aligning the accessory connector (103) and for providing a working surface for placement of the support plate assembly (100) by automated machinery. The alignment plate (109) includes one or more support members (115) for engaging with the accessory connector (103) and holding the accessory connector into a fixed position.

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Bartlett, IL, United States of America

Paige M Painter