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| 20080263140 | Network System, Server, Client, Program and Web Browsing Function Enabling Method - A network system is provided which can ensure that the user's operability will not decrease even when the number of functions increases and that a display screen will be as intended by the creator of the content. In the network system, a main server receives a request for a web content received from a client connected with the main server via a network, acquires the web content from a web server and provides it to the client. The main server provides to the client function setting information which contains information indicating the type and location of a function available for execution by the client on the web content. The client executes the web content and executes on the web content the function which the client has invoked based on the information which indicates the location of the function and which is contained in the function setting information acquired from the main server. | 10-23-2008 |
| 20100027531 | COMMUNICATION CONTROL APPARATUS, SYSTEM, METHOD AND PROGRAM - A communication control apparatus includes: a communication control unit connected with a relay apparatus relaying a communication between first and second terminals; a request receiver receiving a group hold request from the first terminal for setting a communication status into a group hold state in which the communication is terminated by the relay apparatus and can be responded by third terminal in a group including the first terminal; a hold direction unit making the relay apparatus change the status into the group hold state, if the group hold request is received by the request receiver; a status information provider providing status information to the third terminal; and a communication starting unit making the relay apparatus start a communication between the second and the third terminal, if the communication starting unit receives a response to the group held communication from the third terminal. | 02-04-2010 |
| 20100098229 | TELEPHONE RELAY SYSTEM, TELEPHONE RELAY APPARATUS AND TELEPHONE RELAY METHOD - The present invention provides a telephone relay apparatus in which even in a telephone terminal which cannot recognize a subaddress, it is possible to attain information to judge whether or not the call is to be started. A telephone relay apparatus | 04-22-2010 |
| 20110007886 | TELEPHONE CONVERSATION RELAY SERVER, VOICE TELEPHONE CONVERSATION SYSTEM, AND VOICE TELEPHONE CONVERSATION RELAY METHOD - A call relay server includes a call control information storage unit that stores, for each user, a proxy phone number and terminal identification information on a main terminal and a sub terminal; and a call control unit that, when a call start request is received from the main terminal or the sub terminal, judges if the terminal is a main terminal or a sub terminal based on terminal identification information on a request source, establishes a call with the main terminal or the sub terminal and then makes a call to a call destination using the proxy phone number of the user, and forwards an incoming call, addressed to the proxy phone number, to the sub terminal if terminal identification information on the sub terminal is stored but, otherwise, forwards the incoming call to the main terminal. | 01-13-2011 |
| 20110007888 | CALLBACK SYSTEM, TRANSMITTING TERMINAL, TELEPHONE RELAY SERVER, CALLBACK METHOD AND CALLBACK PROGRAM - The callback system comprises: a transmitting terminal which comprises a storing section configured to store an attribute data which is uniquely determined and given, and a transmission request processing section configured to transmit a callback request including the attribute data for starting a callback communication; a database configured to relate and store a callback transmission source telephone number used in the callback communication for each attribute group prepared by collecting a plurality of the attribute data; a charging target judging section configured to receive the callback request and extract the callback transmission source telephone number which corresponding to the attribute data included in the callback request, as a selection callback transmission source telephone number from the database; and a transmission processing section configured to carry out the callback communication with the transmitting terminal, with the selection callback transmission source telephone number as a transmission source telephone number. | 01-13-2011 |
| 20110280389 | RELAY PROCESSING DEVICE, COMMUNICATION TERMINAL, RELAY PROCESSING SYSTEM, RELAY PROCESSING METHOD, AND PROGRAM - When a call from a call terminal to a called terminal is received, a relay processing device transmits calling terminal specific information that specifies the calling terminal to the called terminal by using data communication. The calling terminal specific information, for example, is a phone number of the calling terminal, but may be a user's name of the calling terminal. The called terminal transmits to the relay processing device, connection information that indicates whether or not to respond to the call from the calling terminal. The transmission of the connection information may be performed by any one of voice communication and data communication. The relay processing device connects the phone call between the called terminal and the calling terminal or cuts off the connection between the calling terminal and the relay processing device according to the connection information. | 11-17-2011 |
| 20110286587 | CALL INFORMATION PROVIDING DEVICE, CALL INFORMATION PROVIDING SYSTEM, CALL INFORMATION PROVIDING METHOD, AND PROGRAM - A call information providing system includes a voice data storage device and a call information providing device. The voice data storage device stores voice data indicating content of a call and a telephone number of a phone terminal used for a call so as to correspond to each other. The call information providing device transmits the information (or voice data itself), which specifies the voice data stored in the voice data storage device, to the email address of a user of the phone terminal used for the call by email. Accordingly, the content of the call and the email can be uniformly managed by the emailer of the email terminal. | 11-24-2011 |
| 20120063584 | TELEPHONE RELAYING APPARATUS, TELEPHONE RELAYING METHOD, AND PROGRAM - A telephone relaying apparatus | 03-15-2012 |
| 20120087487 | TELEPHONE RELAY APPARATUS, TELEPHONE RELAY METHOD, AND PROGRAM - A telephone relay apparatus | 04-12-2012 |
| 20120140913 | TELEPHONE RELAYING APPARATUS, TELEPHONE RELAYING METHOD, AND PROGRAM - A real number and a published number are allocated to a call origination telephone terminal | 06-07-2012 |
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| 20100208025 | EXPOSURE DEVICE, IMAGE FORMING APPARATUS AND COMPUTER-READABLE MEDIUM - An exposure device includes a reference current generating unit generating a reference current for each image of respective colors, a photoelectric current generating unit generating a photoelectric current in response to a light amount of the light emitting element, a driving unit driving the light emitting element, a first controller, a drive voltage holding unit holding a drive voltage given to the driving unit, a second controller controlling the driving unit based on the drive voltage held, a comparison current generating unit generates a comparison current, a difference current generating unit generating a difference current, of each color, corresponding to a difference between the reference current of each color and the comparison current. The first controller compares a value obtained by adding the difference current of each color to the photoelectric current with the comparison current to control the driving unit so that the photoelectric current becomes the reference current. | 08-19-2010 |
| 20100245527 | EXPOSURE DEVICE, IMAGE FORMING APPARATUS, AND COMPUTER-READABLE MEDIUM - An exposure device includes a plurality of light emitting elements, a load, a first supplying unit and a second supplying unit. The first supplying unit supplies a driving current to one of (i) light emitting elements used to form an image among the plurality of light emitting elements and (ii) the load, in accordance with a modulation signal. The first supplying unit supplies a bias current to the other. The second supplying unit supplies the bias current to light emitting elements not used to form the image among the plurality of light emitting elements, regardless of the modulation signal. | 09-30-2010 |
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| 20090080027 | IMAGE FORMING APPARATUS, IMAGE PROCESSING DEVICE, IMAGE FORMING SYSTEM, PAPER MEDIUM, IMAGE FORMING METHOD, IMAGE PROCESSING METHOD, AND COMPUTER READABLE MEDIUM STORING PROGRAM - An image forming apparatus includes a paper fiber reading unit that reads fiber properties of a paper sheet; an encryption unit that encrypts at least a part of an input image based on the fiber properties read by the paper fiber reading unit; and a printing unit that prints an encrypted image portion encrypted by the encryption unit and an image including information representing the fiber properties read by the paper fiber reading unit on the paper sheet whose fiber properties are read by the paper fiber reading unit. | 03-26-2009 |
| 20090116075 | IMAGE INFORMATION SYSTEM, IMAGE FORMATION APPARATUS, PROCESS FOR IMAGE FORMATION, COMPUTER READABLE MEDIUM FOR IMAGE FORMATION AND PATTERN-INFORMATION-COLLATING-APPARATUS - An image formation system includes a medium-pattern-information-read-unit that reads pattern information of a surface of a medium; a pattern-information-image-creation-unit that creates a pattern Information image based on the read pattern information; and a print unit that adds the pattern information image to a print image to be printed on the surface of the medium and prints the print image on the medium. | 05-07-2009 |
| 20100245526 | EXPOSURE DEVICE, IMAGE FORMING APPARATUS, AND COMPUTER-READABLE MEDIUM - An exposure device includes plural light-emitting elements, a light amount detection unit, a controller, plural holding units and a connection unit. The controller sequentially determines control values of the light-emitting elements based on comparison between the light amounts detected by the light amount detection unit and a predetermined reference value. The holding units are provided for the light-emitting elements, respectively. Each holding unit holds a control voltage of the controller. When the controller is to sequentially determine control values of a part of the plurality of light-emitting elements, the connection units connects the controller and the holding units corresponding to one or more light-emitting elements for which control values are determined earliest among the part of the plural light-emitting elements, before the controller determines the control values of the one or more light-emitting elements. | 09-30-2010 |
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| 20110090159 | ELECTROSTATIC CAPACITANCE-TYPE INPUT DEVICE AND INPUT DEVICE-ATTACHED ELECTRO-OPTICAL APPARATUS - An electrostatic capacitance-type input device in which input position detecting electrodes are disposed in an input area of a substrate, includes a lower layer-side conductive film, an interlayer insulating film, and an upper layer-side conductive film, which are stacked on the substrate in order from the substrate side. A first input position detecting electrode and a second input position detecting electrode that extends in a direction intersecting the first input position detecting electrode and includes a discontinued portion in an intersection portion of the first and second input position detecting electrodes are formed as the input position detecting electrodes by a first conductive film out of the lower and upper layer-side conductive films, and a relay electrode that overlaps with the first input position detecting electrode in the intersection portion so as to be electrically connected to the discontinued portion of the second input position detecting electrode and an input area shield electrode that overlaps with the first and second input position detecting electrodes are formed by a second conductive film out of the lower and upper layer-side conductive films. | 04-21-2011 |
| 20110095770 | ELECTROSTATIC CAPACITANCE-TYPE INPUT DEVICE, METHOD OF MANUFACTURING ELECTROSTATIC CAPACITANCE-TYPE INPUT DEVICE, AND ELECTRO-OPTICAL APPARATUS PROVIDED WITH INPUT FUNCTION - An electrostatic capacitance-type input device includes: a translucent input device substrate that has a translucent position detecting electrode and a position detecting mount terminal electrically connected to the position detecting electrode on a first face side; a flexible wiring substrate that includes an overlapping portion overlapping with the first face side of the input device substrate and is electrically connected to the position detecting mount terminal in the overlapping portion; and a translucent shielding film that has a shield electrode layer and is disposed so as to overlap with a second face side of the input device substrate. The shielding film includes an extension portion that is folded back so as to overlap with the first face side of the input device substrate. The shielding film is electrically connected to the flexible wiring substrate through the extension portion. | 04-28-2011 |
| 20110140720 | ELECTROSTATIC CAPACITANCE-TYPE INPUT DEVICE, METHOD OF TESTING ELECTROSTATIC CAPACITANCE-TYPE INPUT DEVICE, AND DRIVING DEVICE FOR ELECTROSTATIC CAPACITANCE-TYPE INPUT DEVICE - An electrostatic capacitance-type input device includes: a plurality of first electrodes, which detect an input position, extending in a first direction in an input area on a substrate; a plurality of second electrodes, which detect an input POSITION, extending in a second direction intersecting with the first direction in the input area; a plurality of signal wirings that extend from one-side end portions of the first electrodes and one-side end portions of the second electrodes on the substrate; a test electrode that faces the other-side end portions of at least one of the first electrodes and the second electrodes through an insulating film on the substrate; and a test wiring that is electrically connected to the test electrode. | 06-16-2011 |
| 20110157762 | CAPACITIVE INPUT DEVICE AND ELECTRO-OPTICAL APPARATUS WITH INPUT FUNCTION - A capacitive input device includes: an input device substrate having a position detection electrode on a second surface side which is reverse to a first surface side on which an input operation is performed; and a shielding film which has a shield electrode layer on a base film and is adhered to the second surface side of the input device substrate by an adhesive layer. | 06-30-2011 |
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| 20100326139 | OPTICAL FIBER PREFORM MANUFACTURING METHOD - An optical fiber preform manufacturing method includes: supporting a drilling jig in a radial direction of a preform that is cylinder-shaped; moving the drilling jig in a longitudinal direction of the preform; and forming a plurality of slits each extending in the longitudinal direction and each directed from an outer side of the preform toward a center the preform, and a plurality of holes each extending in the longitudinal direction and each connecting with an end of one of the plurality of slits in a depth direction of the one of the plurality of slits. | 12-30-2010 |
| 20120042696 | MEASURING METHOD OF LONGITUDINAL DISTRIBUTION OF BENDING LOSS OF OPTICAL FIBER, MEASURING METHOD OF LONGITUDINAL DISTRIBUTION OF ACTUAL BENDING LOSS VALUE OF OPTICAL FIBER, TEST METHOD OF OPTICAL LINE, MANUFACTURING METHOD OF OPTICAL FIBER CABLE, MANUFACTURING METHOD OF OPTICAL FIBER CORD, AND MANUFACTURING METHOD OF OPTICAL FIBER - A measuring method of a longitudinal distribution of bending loss of an optical fiber includes calculating an arithmetical mean value I(x) from two backscattering light intensities of two backscattering light at a position x obtained by bidirectional OTDR measurement of the optical fiber; and obtaining a bending loss value at the position x from a mode field diameter 2W(x) and a relative refractive index difference Δ(x) at the position x calculated from the arithmetical mean value. | 02-23-2012 |
| 20120044482 | MEASURING METHOD OF HOLE DIAMETER, HOLE POSITION, HOLE SURFACE ROUGHNESS, OR BENDING LOSS OF HOLEY OPTICAL FIBER, MANUFACTURING METHOD OF HOLEY OPTICAL FIBER, AND TEST METHOD OF OPTICAL LINE OF HOLEY OPTICAL FIBER - A measuring method of a hole diameter of a holey optical fiber includes calculating an arithmetical mean value I(x) from two backscattering light intensities at a position x of two backscattering light waveforms of the holey optical fiber, in which the two backscattering light waveforms are obtained by OTDR measurement; and obtaining the hole diameter at the position x, based on a correlation between an arithmetical mean value I(x) and an hole diameter of the holey optical fiber that is obtained in advance. | 02-23-2012 |
| 20120128303 | OPTICAL CONNECTOR AND METHOD FOR ASSEMBLING SAME - An optical connector having an optical fiber inserted into a connector main body includes a buckling regulating section whose length in an optical fiber insertion direction is formed variable and which regulates a buckling of the optical fiber while becoming short in an optical fiber insertion direction when the optical fiber is inserted into the connector main body. Even if an insertion area is made long, since no buckling of the optical fiber is generated, the buckling regulating section can sufficiently increase an insertion force of the optical fiber. Thus, even when foreign substances such as dusts enter and an insertion resistance increases, the optical fiber can be securely inserted. Further, the buckling regulating section is very advantageous to realize an end surface preparation of the optical fiber making use of the insertion force of the optical fiber such as a coating removing of the optical fiber, and an end surface grinding preparation of the optical fiber. | 05-24-2012 |
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| 20080250816 | Optical fiber, optical fiber connecting method, and optical connector - An optical fiber which, at an optical fiber connecting end having a plurality of voids around the periphery of a core, has a light-permeable substance, such as a resin or glass whose refractive index is lower than that of quartz type substances, filled in the voids adjacent to the connecting end. An optical fiber connecting section where an optical fiber having a plurality of voids in a clad around the periphery of a core is connected to another optical fiber, wherein the optical fiber is connected end-to-end to aforesaid another optical fiber through a refractive index matching agent whose refractive index at the minimum temperature in actual use is lower than that of the core. | 10-16-2008 |
| 20080253726 | Optical fiber, optical fiber connecting method, and optical connector - An optical fiber which, at an optical fiber connecting end having a plurality of voids around the periphery of a core, has a light-permeable substance, such as a resin or glass whose refractive index is lower than that of quartz type substances, filled in the voids adjacent to the connecting end. An optical fiber connecting section where an optical fiber having a plurality of voids in a clad around the periphery of a core is connected to another optical fiber, wherein the optical fiber is connected end-to-end to aforesaid another optical fiber through a refractive index matching agent whose refractive index at the minimum temperature in actual use is lower than that of the core. | 10-16-2008 |
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| 20080236548 | Control Device for High-Pressure Fuel System - The present invention reduces exhaust emissions at startup, provides improved fuel pressure control performance in a low-load region, and detects high-pressure fuel system abnormalities. Disclosed is a high-pressure fuel system control device which includes a high-pressure pump for pressurizing fuel and discharging the pressurized fuel to a fuel rail, an injector for injecting the fuel stored in the fuel rail, and a fuel pressure sensor for measuring the pressure of the fuel stored in the fuel rail, and controls the high-pressure pump and the injector in accordance with an output generated from the fuel pressure sensor. The high-pressure fuel system control device includes a homo-elasticity coefficient estimation section for estimating a homo-elasticity coefficient of fuel in accordance with a pressure change which occurs when a fuel discharge amount of the high-pressure pump is not smaller than a predetermined value; a fuel pressure estimation section for estimating fuel pressure within the fuel rail in accordance with the homo-elasticity coefficient and control target values for the high-pressure pump and the injector; and a fuel control section for correcting an injection pulse of the injector in accordance with the fuel pressure estimated by the fuel pressure estimation section. | 10-02-2008 |
| 20090012673 | Diagnosis Device for Energy Transfer in Vehicle - Any anomaly in energy transfer is appropriately diagnosed in a vehicle. The energy transfer system of a vehicle is provided with: an input energy computation means (e.g., the chemical energy of fuel computation means) for determining the input energy of the energy transfer system; an output energy computation means (e.g., the vehicle kinetic energy computation means) for determining the energy output of the energy transfer system; and a comparing means (e.g., the comparing means) for comparing the input energy with the output energy. Any anomaly in the energy transfer system (e.g., any anomaly in fuel efficiency) is determined based on the result of comparison by the comparing means. | 01-08-2009 |
| 20090082939 | Control Apparatus for Cylinder Injection Internal Combustion Engine with High-Pressure Fuel Pump - There is provided a control apparatus for a cylinder injection internal combustion engine which suppresses fuel pulsation caused by cam phase deviation and thereby prevents internal combustion engine exhaust deterioration, so that the reliability of a high-pressure fuel system using a high-pressure fuel pump is improved. The control apparatus for a cylinder injection internal combustion engine includes a high-pressure fuel pump that raises the pressure of fuel and discharges the fuel to a fuel rail, and a fuel pressure sensor that detects a pressure of fuel stored in the fuel rail. The control apparatus controls the high-pressure fuel pump based on the fuel pressure detected by the fuel pressure sensor. The control apparatus further includes a cam phase estimation means for estimating a phase of a cam shaft of the internal combustion engine which drives the high-pressure fuel pump, and based on the phase estimation value calculated by the cam phase estimation means, corrects the amount of controlling the high-pressure fuel pump. | 03-26-2009 |
| 20090125212 | ENGINE CONTROL APPARATUS - An object of the present invention is to provide an engine control apparatus that can perform combustion pattern changeover at a time point where fuel injection can be performed plural times in an engine operating state where fuel injection is performed plural times in each combustion. | 05-14-2009 |
| 20090205413 | DIAGNOSTIC APPARATUS FOR HIGH-PRESSURE FUEL SUPPLY SYSTEM - A diagnostic apparatus is combined with a high-pressure fuel supply system including a high-pressure fuel pump, a fuel rail, injectors, and a fuel pressure measuring unit for measuring fuel pressure in the fuel rail. The diagnostic apparatus is capable of detecting troubles in the high-pressure fuel pump and injectors and of discriminating between a trouble in the high-pressure fuel pump and a trouble in the injectors includes. The diagnostic apparatus includes: a pump discharge component calculating unit | 08-20-2009 |
| 20090265086 | Diagnosis Apparatus for Internal Combustion Engine - A diagnosis apparatus for an internal combustion engine equipped with a cold start emission reduction strategy unit, includes: a temperature measuring unit for detecting a temperature of coolant of the internal combustion engine; a temperature estimating unit for calculating an estimated temperature of the coolant in accordance with a running state of the internal combustion engine; and a cold start emission reduction strategy abnormality judging unit for judging abnormality of the cold start emission reduction strategy unit in accordance with the temperature detected with the coolant temperature measuring means and the estimated temperature. | 10-22-2009 |
| 20090266054 | Control Apparatus and Method for Internal Combustion Engine - A control apparatus for an internal combustion engine has an oxygen storage volume computing unit for computing an oxygen storage volume of a catalyst by using a real air/fuel ratio detected by an air/fuel ratio sensor installed on the upstream side of a catalyst, a center air/fuel ratio representing a stoichiometric air/fuel ratio and an estimated air flow volume or detecting a flow rate of air flowing into the catalyst. A center air/fuel ratio correcting unit for correcting a center air/fuel ratio based on output of a rear air/fuel ratio sensor provided on the downstream side of the catalyst, and an oxygen storage volume computed by an oxygen storage volume computing unit, and the oxygen storage volume computing unit computes an oxygen storage volume by using a center air/fuel ratio corrected by the center air/fuel ratio correcting unit. | 10-29-2009 |
