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| 20090060392 | IMAGE READING DEVICE AND IMAGE READING-TRANSMITTING METHOD - The present technique provides an image reading device that allows an image transmission destination terminal to be designated simply from a console. The communication unit of the image reading device receives verification data from terminals via a network. The storage unit stores each of the received verification data in association with the terminal which had transmitted the verification data. The user inputs authentication data to the console after setting the document in place. When the authentication data is input to the console, a list of terminals associated with the verification data matching the authentication data is displayed. The user may select from the displayed list, via the console, the transmission destination terminal to which the image is to be transmitted. When the transmission destination terminal is selected by the user, the reading control unit reads out an image and transmits the image to the selected transmission destination terminal. The number of terminals displayed as candidates for the image transmission destination can be limited. The user is therefore able to easily designate the image transmission destination terminal. | 03-05-2009 |
| 20090296917 | DUAL NETWORK TELEPHONE DEVICE - A dual network telephone device may be configured to selectively perform a telephone communication via a public telephone network and via an IP telephone network. The dual network telephone device may be configured to generate IP telephone identification information for a non-IP telephone device configured to perform a telephone communication using the dual network telephone device via the public telephone network, register to an IP telephone server an association of an IP address of the dual network telephone device and the IP telephone identification information for the non-IP telephone device, receive a first call request sent from the IP telephone server, send a call request notice instruction to the non-IP telephone device on a condition that the first call request includes the IP telephone identification information for the non-IP telephone device as a call request destination, receive IP telephone identification information input to and sent from the non-IP telephone device, send a second call request to the IP telephone server. The second call request includes both the received IP telephone identification information as a call request destination and the IP telephone identification information for the non-IP telephone device as a call request source. Further, the dual network telephone device may be configured to receive a response in reply to the second call request, and transfer voice data, which is sent from the call request source of the first call request or from the call request destination of the second call request to the non-IP telephone device and to transfer voice data sent from the non-IP telephone device to the call request source of the first call request or to the call request destination of the second call request on a condition that a call start operation is operated at the non-IP telephone device in response to the call request notice instruction or the response is a positive response. | 12-03-2009 |
| 20110060833 | DEVICE CONNECTABLE TO WIRELESS NETWORK AND COMPUTER READABLE MEDIUM - A device disclosed here is connectable to a first type of wireless network and a second type of wireless network. The device includes a communication section, a function section, a determination section and a function control section. If the determination section determines an external device to be included in one of the first type of wireless network and the second type of wireless network, the function control section permits the external device to use a first function, and if the determination section determines the external device to be included in the other of the first type of wireless network and the second type of wireless network, the function control section prohibits the external device from using the first function. | 03-10-2011 |
| 20110063990 | WIRELESS COMMUNICATION DEVICE AND COMPUTER PROGRAM - A wireless communication device communicable with a first type and a second type of networks based on a first type and a second type wireless setting data respectively, includes: an obtaining section obtaining an identifier of an access point when a detection section detects the disconnection with the second type network through a certain access point; and a trial section trying to connect with the second type network through the certain access point if at least one second type wireless setting data stored in the second storage includes the obtained identifier, and the trial section trying to connect with the first type network through the certain access point any of the second type wireless setting data stored in the second storage does not includes the obtained identifier but the first type wireless setting data stored in the first storage includes the obtained identifier. | 03-17-2011 |
| 20110228330 | Wireless Communication System - A wireless communication system may acquire specific information including identification information from each of access points. The wireless communication system may select particular identification information corresponding to a particular access point among the one or more of access points. The wireless communication system may determine, by using the specific information acquired from the particular access point, whether the particular access point operates in accordance with a first or a second type of authentication protocol. The wireless communication system may cause a displaying unit to display a first type of setting screen if the particular access point operates in accordance with the first type of authentication protocol. The wireless communication system may cause the displaying unit to display a second type of setting screen, which is different from the first type of setting screen, if the particular access point operates in accordance with the second type of authentication protocol. | 09-22-2011 |
| 20110231902 | Controlling Device - A controlling device may acquire setting information regarding a wireless setting for a wireless communication currently being set in a wireless communication device. The controlling device may determine, using the setting information, whether the wireless setting indicates a first type of authentication method in which an authentication is performed by an authentication server or a second type of authentication method in which an authentication is performed by a device with which the wireless communication performing unit performs a wireless communication directly. The controlling device may provide a first screen to a displaying unit in a first case where a determination is made that the wireless setting indicates the first type of authentication method. The controlling device may provide a second screen which is different from the first screen to the displaying unit in a second case where a determination is made that the wireless setting indicates the second type of authentication method. | 09-22-2011 |
| 20110268027 | Wireless Communication Device - A wireless communication device may obtain, from each of one or more access points, access point information including network identification information corresponding to the access point. The wireless communication device may determine, in a case where specific network identification information corresponding to a specific access point is selected by a user from among one or more network identification information, whether specific access point information obtained from the specific access point includes support information indicating that the specific access point is supporting an automatic wireless setting mode. The wireless communication device may perform a wireless setting in accordance with the automatic wireless setting mode in a first case where a determination is made that the specific access point information includes the support information. | 11-03-2011 |
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| 20110181580 | METHOD AND DEVICE FOR DRIVING BISTABLE NEMATIC DOT MATRIX LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY - A driving device includes a bistable liquid crystal display panel having a common line and a segment line, a common driving section for driving the common line, a segment driving section for driving the segment line, a power source circuit for generating a driving potential, and a control section for controlling the common driving section, the segment driving section, and the power source circuit. In a case of low temperature, a mode for performing driving control with higher voltage efficiency to set a maximum voltage amplitude is selected. In a case of high temperature, a driving mode that does not use the maximum voltage amplitude is selected. Therefore, a driving means suitable for a bistable nematic dot matrix liquid crystal display is provided. | 07-28-2011 |
| 20120013586 | Method and device for driving bistable liquid crystal display panel - In a method of driving a dot matrix display panel using bistable nematic liquid crystal, a “blur” due to a parasitic signal is prevented from being caused. In a method of driving a dot matrix display panel using bistable nematic liquid crystal which may select white/black only by positive polarity driving or negative polarity driving, a direct current component due to a parasitic signal ( | 01-19-2012 |
| 20120032934 | METHOD AND DEVICE FOR DRIVING A BISTABLE NEMATIC DOT-MATRIX LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY PANEL - Voltage consumption during flashing of a frame is suppressed. Under a state in which an image is written and held, when a waveform of low voltage at low frequency is applied to the whole surface of a bistable liquid crystal display panel, the liquid crystal molecules are inclined to some extent, if not to the state vertical to a substrate, and the frame displays gray close to white. After that, when the voltage application is stopped, the image displayed before the application appears because the orientation state of the bistable liquid crystal display panel is not broken. By utilizing this phenomenon, a state of applying the waveform of low voltage at low frequency and a non-application state are repeated at a given time interval, and hence the frame can be flashed with low power consumption. | 02-09-2012 |
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| 20100011762 | INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE AND CONTROL METHOD THEREOF - In a V-type six cylinder engine, cylinder groups are provided in which a plurality of cylinders are arranged divided into left and right first and second banks. An intake pipe, a first exhaust pipe, and a second exhaust pipe are connected to the cylinder groups of the banks. A first upstream three-way catalyst and a first control valve are provided in one exhaust pipe while a second upstream three-way catalyst and a second control valve are provided in the other exhaust pipe. The exhaust pipes are communicated together upstream of the upstream three-way catalysts and the control valves by a communicating pipe. A third control valve that adjusts the flowrate of exhaust gas is provided in the communicating pipe. | 01-21-2010 |
| 20100071658 | INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE AND INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE CONTROL METHOD - In a V-type six-cylinder engine, turbo-superchargers are provided for compressing intake air and feeding the compressed air into combustion chambers, and an ECU is operable to switch the combustion mode from a non-supercharged stoichiometric combustion mode to a supercharged lean combustion mode, depending on the engine operating conditions. When switching from the non-supercharged stoichiometric combustion mode to the supercharged lean combustion mode, the ECU retards the ignition timing, and keeps the retard amount of the ignition timing at a constant value if the increasing actual boost pressure becomes equal to or higher than a pre-set target boost pressure. | 03-25-2010 |
| 20100313846 | INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE - In an internal combustion engine, on a cylinder head side, a tumble flow is formed that is directed from an intake vent opened on the cylinder head to an exhaust vent opened on the cylinder head. A direct injection valve injects fuel directly into a combustion space. The direct injection valve injects the fuel toward a section where a piston top surface intersects with a cylinder inner surface, at a point closer to an intake top dead center than a middle between the intake top dead center and an intake bottom dead center, and thereafter injects the fuel into the combustion space again. | 12-16-2010 |
