Brunswick Corporation

Zebra Technologies Corporation

Zih Corporation

Zebra Technology Corporation

Timothy T Anderson

Juliette C Daly

Byron T DeKnock

Gary E Oglesby

John J Hsing

Mark C Termion

Robert P Gotschewski

Eric C White

Marcos D Roimicher

Gregory A Joseph

Joe Immordino

Timothy J Porth

John M Rogus

Christopher E Clawson

Peter H Haugen

Daniel R Wille

Edward Honda

Edward V Minnich

Chungkin Yee

Thomas B Cray

Robert C Seaman

Paul D Osenkarski

Jeffrey J Partynski

Thomas F Smith, Jr

Rachel Lara Abigal Buckley

Steven M Lenz

John Danile

Michael A Brennan

Kenneth R Davis

Byron T Deknock

Robert Goetsch

Edward Anthony Hackett

Shawn Barrett

Mark B Urban

Ming Jiang

Craig R Norman

Angela Martin

Jin Namkung

Gregory A Bahnfleth

Rachel Lara Abigail Buckley

Thomas J Fuller

Karen Jean Knauf

Elena A Martynenko

Lisa Marie Nowak

Rachel Lara Buckley

Media processing device

Printhead carriers and adapters are disclosed. An example disclosed print mechanism includes an adapter to simultaneously couple a printhead assembly to both a logic circuit of a media processing device and a power source of the media processing device; a printhead carrier coupled to the adapter; and wherein a first connection, between data input connector and the logic circuit, and a second connection, between the power input connector and the power source, are maintained when the printhead assembly is removed from the print mechanism.

Printhead carriers and adapters

Printhead carriers and adapters are disclosed. An example disclosed print mechanism includes a printhead carrier including first and second pivot mechanisms; and a toggle assembly to, when in an engaged position, apply a force to the printhead carrier with the printhead carrier in a closed configuration, wherein the closed configuration enables printing operations, when in a disengaged position, allow the printhead carrier to transition to an open configuration via the first pivot mechanism, wherein the open configuration provides access to a printhead carried by the printhead carrier, and when in the disengaged position, allow the printhead carrier to transition to an access configuration via the second pivot mechanism, wherein the access configuration enables removal of the printhead from the printhead carrier.

Printhead carriers and adapters are disclosed. An example disclosed printhead carrier includes a base to carry a printhead assembly; a first pivot mechanism to pivot the base about a first axis; and a second pivot mechanism to pivot a connector about a second axis different than the first axis, the printhead assembly to be removably coupled to the connector.

A device for processing media may include a front panel, a rear panel, a side panel, a support surface, and an access door assembly. The access door assembly may be pivotally coupled to the support surface and may include a major door pivotally coupled to a minor door. The minor door may be movable from an operational position to a minor support position and the major door may be movable from the operational position to a major support position in which the major door is positioned against and supported by the support surface. The side panel may define an imaginary plane that extends upward beyond the support surface and the access door assembly may be sized to be supported on the support surface without crossing the imaginary plane.

Media processing device with enhanced media and ribbon loading and unloading features

In an elliptical step exercise apparatus a dynamic link mechanism can be used to vary the stride length of the machine. A control system can also be used to vary stride length as a function of various exercise and operating parameters such as speed and direction as well as varying stride length as a part of a preprogrammed exercise routine such as a hill or interval training program. In addition the control system can use measurements of stride length to optimize operation of the apparatus.

Stride adjustment mechanism

An exercise apparatus to simulate climbing is described that includes such features as arm handles that move in synchronism with the motion of foot pedals to provide a total body workout; side handrails; a mounting step; linear foot movement at a simulated climbing angle; a three point support structure using a vertical support column; pedal track covers; a mechanism to provide constant resistance to pedal motion; and pedal impact absorption.

Climber appliance

Climber mechanism

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Antioch, IL, United States of America

Timothy T Anderson