Nec Corporation

Nippon Electric Co., Ltd.

Japan Metals & Chemicals Co., Ltd.

Nakamura Printing & Binding Co., Ltd.

Mitsubishi Electric Corporation

Mitsubishi Electric Home Appliance Co., Ltd.

Teruo Nakamura

Takashi Ogawa

Jun Bunya

Kazuo Akashi

Isao Hasegawa

Michio Kiyoto

A binding method of a perfect-bound booklet includes the steps of folding each leaf of sheets forming a body to obtain multiple signatures; pressing creased parts of the multiple signatures in a thickness direction thereof; jogging a one-book bundle formed of a predetermined number of signatures forming a body, a front cover, and a back cover, or a multi-book bundle formed by stacking a plurality of one-book bundles on top of one another; applying a first adhesive that remains flexible upon curing, in a layer in a middle area 5 to 10 millimeters from both top and bottom ends of a rear face of the one-book bundle or the multi-book bundle; applying a second adhesive on the entire rear face; and drying and curing the second adhesive for a predetermined drying time.

Binding method of perfect-bound booklet

The invention provides a transfer service method for a telephone network by which, even if physical accommodation position information of a telephone set of a transfer destination is not registered in an electronic exchange connected by a wire or wireless to a telephone set on the originating side from which a telephone call is to be transferred, a transfer service to the telephone set of the transfer destination corresponding to a logic number can be enjoyed. The transfer service method comprises the steps of discriminating whether a telephone number by a telephone call originated from a telephone set is a telephone number whose physical accommodation position information is registered in an electronic exchange or a logic number whose physical accommodation position information is not registered in the electronic exchange, referring, when the telephone number is a logic number, to a logic number-transfer destination telephone number table set in advance in a memory of the electronic exchange and calling a telephone set of a transfer destination telephone number corresponding to the logic number, and performing a transfer service set in advance to the thus called telephone set.

Transfer service method for telephone network

An interface connected to a local area network is mounted in each of data transfer circuits to and for establishing logical connection of exchanges to one another such that it can connect a plurality of data transfer circuits provided in each exchange to one another. It is thus possible to obtain joint establishment of a logical mesh structure by individual data transfer circuits and, when a data transfer circuit receives data to be transferred to a different exchange from its own, obtain alleviation of the load in the own exchange with a process of data transfer between the data transfer circuits that is executed by using the local area network side interface.

Exchange network system

In producing a mixed phosphatic fertilizer, humic acid is mixed with fused phosphate to cause the humic acid to react on alkaline ingredients of the fused phosphate for turning these alkaline ingredients into chelate compounds, so that water-soluble phosphoric acid contents of succeedingly added phosphatic fertilizers such as calcium superphosphate and calcium triple-superphosphate are not reduced or insolubilized by being reacted with such alkaline ingredients. Thus, unlike the prior art, a stabilized predetermined level of water-soluble phosphoric acid contents can be secured in the resultant mixed phosphatic fertilizer along with a predetermined level of citric acid-soluble phosphoric acid contents.

Mixed phosphatic fertilizer and process for producing the same

A main memory control system reconstructs the main memory following DP system failure to ensure continuous logical address to operative physical memory mapping so that the DP system can be restarted using a rescue type initial program load. An address converting table has word registers addressable by logical address for storing the respective preassigned physical unit memory addresses and corresponding flags to indicate whether the unit memories are operative. Prior to DP system restart, the words of the address converting table are shifted among the registers to reallocate the real addresses of nonfunctioning unit memories to the read address of functioning unit memories.

Main memory control system

A multiprocessor initialization sequence provides diagnostic routines in each processor and interconnects the several processors only if the diagnostic routines indicate positive results. Apparatus external to the individual processors places the processors in an initialization mode during which time the diagnostic routines will be run. A host selection signal is sent to one of the plural processors and that processor in turn sends subprocessor selection signals to all of the other processors. The diagnostic routine for a given processor is initiated in response to either a host selection signal or a subprocessor selection signal. If a failure is detected in the diagnostic routine in the host processor, the failure is registered and sent to all subprocessors. If a failure is detected in a subprocessor, it is simply registered as a failure but not sent to the host processor. If there are no failures detected in a subprocessor, and if the subprocessor did not receive a failure indication signal from the host, this subprocessor will connect directly to the communication interconnection path for communicating between the various processors. If no failure is detected in the diagnostic routine of the host processor, the host processor will await the receipt of an end report from the subprocessor which signal indicates that the subprocessor completed its diagnostic routine without any failures being detected. When the end report signal is received within a given time, the host processor will be connected to the communications interconnection paths.

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Tokyo, Japan

Teruo Nakamura