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    Suppressed ringing connectivity
    41.
    发明授权
    Suppressed ringing connectivity 失效
    抑制振铃连接

    公开(公告)号：US06633637B1

    公开(公告)日：2003-10-14

    申请号：US09346469

    申请日：1999-07-01

    申请人： Stuart Mandel Garland ,  Joseph James Lichter ,  Carl William Smedberg, Jr. ,  David B. Smith

    发明人： Stuart Mandel Garland ,  Joseph James Lichter ,  Carl William Smedberg, Jr. ,  David B. Smith

    IPC分类号： H04M700

    CPC分类号： H04M3/02 ,  H04M7/0093 ,  H04M7/12 ,  H04M7/14

    摘要： A method and apparatus for establishing a suppressed ringing connection between a server and customer premises equipment, wherein the server is connected to a first switch and the customer premises equipment is connected to a second switch, different from said first switch. The switch connected to the server has translation information identifying the trunk to the server as a server trunk. Signaling between the server, which is not connected to the Common Channel Signaling Network (CCS7), and the second switch is performed according to the protocols used for sending messages to a switch connected to the target customer premises equipment that is at the other end of the suppressed ringing connection. The first switch converts signals received from the server into a common channel signaling format for transmission to the second switch, serving the target CPE. The second switch then establishes a suppressed ringing connection to the target CPE. Alternatively, a dial-up connection can be used to connect the server to the first switch. Advantageously, these arrangements free the server from having to provide trunks to all switches connected to target CPEs. They make it possible, for example, for one server to serve CPEs throughout the countly via one, or a small number of switches.

    摘要翻译： 一种用于在服务器和客户驻地设备之间建立抑制的振铃连接的方法和装置，其中所述服务器连接到第一交换机，并且所述客户驻地设备连接到与所述第一交换机不同的第二交换机。 连接到服务器的交换机具有将服务器的中继线标识为服务器中继线的翻译信息。 不连接到公共信道信令网络（CCS7）的服务器和第二交换机之间的信令根据用于向连接到目标客户端设备的交换机发送消息的协议来执行 抑制振铃的连接。 第一交换机将从服务器接收的信号转换为公共信道信令格式，以传输到第二交换机，为目标CPE服务。 然后，第二交换机建立到目标CPE的抑制振铃连接。 或者，可以使用拨号连接将服务器连接到第一交换机。 有利地，这些布置使服务器不必向连接到目标CPE的所有交换机提供中继线。 例如，它们使得一个服务器可以通过一个或少量交换机通过计数服务CPE。

    Composite tube for gun barrel
    42.
    发明授权
    Composite tube for gun barrel 有权

    公开(公告)号：US06457274B2

    公开(公告)日：2002-10-01

    申请号：US09765247

    申请日：2001-01-18

    申请人： David B. Smith

    发明人： David B. Smith

    IPC分类号： F41A2100

    CPC分类号： F41A21/02 ,  Y10T428/12535 ,  Y10T428/12569

    摘要： A composite tube for a gun barrel consists of: an inner tubular metal liner defining a longitudinal bore axis; a resin matrix material surrounding the liner, the resin matrix material containing a plurality of elongate carbon fibers, the carbon fibers being aligned parallel with the longitudinal bore axis of the liner and under compression along the longitudinal bore axis; a muzzle piece attached to the muzzle end of the barrel; and a breech piece attached to the breech end of the barrel, so that any vibrations transmitted along the longitudinal bore axis of the liner are absorbed by the resin matrix material and so that any vibrations reaching the muzzle piece and breech piece are reflected back into the resin matrix material and thus absorbed. A method of manufacturing the composite tube for a gun barrel consists of the steps of: a) grinding the metal liner down from its original thickness to a greatly reduced thickness; b) applying the resin matrix material in layers about the metal liner by wrapping a carbon fiber mat with embedded resin about the metal liner under extreme pressure, until a suitable thickness of resin matrix material has been applied to the metal liner; c) compressing the wrapped resin matrix material; d) heating the wrapped resin matrix material and enclosed metal liner while maintaining compression on the resin matrix material to cure the resin matrix material; e) lathing and sanding the cured resin matrix material to the proper diameter for a gun barrel; and f) attaching the muzzle piece and breech piece to the gun barrel with the adhesive material.

    System for suppressed ringing access of subscriber lines to identify usage anomalies of customer premise equipment connected thereto
    43.
    发明授权
    System for suppressed ringing access of subscriber lines to identify usage anomalies of customer premise equipment connected thereto 有权
    用于用户线路的抑制振铃接入以识别与其相连的客户端设备的使用异常的系统

    公开(公告)号：US06263055B1

    公开(公告)日：2001-07-17

    申请号：US09150055

    申请日：1998-09-09

    申请人： Stuart M. Garland ,  David B. Smith ,  Matthew Richard Smith

    发明人： Stuart M. Garland ,  David B. Smith ,  Matthew Richard Smith

    IPC分类号： H04M1100

    CPC分类号： H04M11/02 ,  H04M11/002

    摘要： The usage detection system establishes a suppressed ringing connection to the subscriber line for either a predetermined extended time interval to enable at least two successive usage readings to be taken, or for a duration as determined by the telemetry equipment to perform the necessary usage readings to detect the presence of usage anomalies. This usage detection system communicates with the serving central office to establish a suppressed ringing connection, the duration of which is either under the control of the usage detection system or the telemetry equipment located at the customer premises. The usage detection system communicates with the telemetry equipment to identify the usage measurements that are desired. The parameters that are passed by the usage detection system to the telemetry equipment can include: identification of the telemetry equipment to be tested, number of successive usage readings, time interval between usage readings, anticipated usage rate, duration of usage measurement interval, return to service actions. This communication enables the telemetry equipment to actively perform the usage measurements without the intimate involvement of the usage detection system and within the single call connection and significantly reduces the number of call connections that are required to perform usage detection tests.

    摘要翻译： 使用检测系统在预定的延长的时间间隔内建立到用户线的抑制的振铃连接，以使得能够进行至少两个连续使用读数，或者由遥测设备确定的持续时间来执行必要的使用读数以检测 存在使用异常。 该使用检测系统与服务中心局进行通信，以建立抑制的振铃连接，其持续时间是在使用检测系统或位于客户驻地的遥测设备的控制下。 使用检测系统与遥测设备通信以识别期望的使用测量。 由使用检测系统传递到遥测设备的参数可以包括：要测试的遥测设备的识别，连续使用读数的数量，使用读数之间的时间间隔，预期使用率，使用测量间隔的持续时间，返回 服务动作。 该通信使得遥测设备能够主动地执行使用测量，而不需要使用检测系统的密切参与并且在单个呼叫连接中，并且显着地减少了执行使用检测测试所需的呼叫连接的数量。

    Call hold state notification across a communications network
    44.
    发明授权
    Call hold state notification across a communications network 失效
    通过通信网络呼叫保持状态通知

    公开(公告)号：US06219415B1

    公开(公告)日：2001-04-17

    申请号：US09111841

    申请日：1998-07-08

    申请人： Douglas Anthony Deutsch ,  David B. Smith ,  Donald Robert Rueckheim

    发明人： Douglas Anthony Deutsch ,  David B. Smith ,  Donald Robert Rueckheim

    IPC分类号： H04M342

    CPC分类号： H04M3/428 ,  H04M3/523 ,  H04M2203/2011

    摘要： The call hold state notification system functions to provide an indication to the parties presently served by the existing call connection that the original hold state has been terminated. This is accomplished by enabling both parties (multiple parties on a n-way call) to a call connection to place their respective call termination on hold to serve another call or to perform some other task without having to physically monitor the call connection. When any party to the call connection removes the hold state at their respective telephone station set, the remaining parties to the call connection who have a hold state active at their termination receive a notification of the reconnection of the party to the call connection. Optionally, the returning party also receives a notification that the call connection is in an on hold state at the other end of the call connection and that party is being advised of the termination of the held state by the returning party.

    摘要翻译： 呼叫保持状态通知系统用于向当前由现有呼叫连接服务的各方提供指示原始保持状态已被终止的指示。 这是通过使呼叫连接的双方（n方呼叫的多方）能够将其各自的呼叫终止保持为服务于另一个呼叫或执行一些其他任务而不必物理地监视呼叫连接来实现的。 当呼叫连接的任何一方消除其各自电话机组的保持状态时，在其终止时具有保持状态的呼叫连接的其余各方接收到呼叫连接的一方的重新连接的通知。 可选择地，返回方还接收呼叫连接在呼叫连接的另一端处于保持状态的通知，并且该方正被返回方告知该持续状态的终止。

    Motor cover for a work assist vehicle
    45.
    发明授权
    Motor cover for a work assist vehicle 有权
    工作辅助车的电机盖

    公开(公告)号：US6019190A

    公开(公告)日：2000-02-01

    申请号：US143004

    申请日：1998-08-28

    申请人： Donald E. Luebrecht ,  Kevin A. Gilliland ,  Matthew P. Ranly ,  Harold A. Stammen ,  William J. Heidemann ,  David B. Smith

    发明人： Donald E. Luebrecht ,  Kevin A. Gilliland ,  Matthew P. Ranly ,  Harold A. Stammen ,  William J. Heidemann ,  David B. Smith

    IPC分类号： B66F11/04 ,  E06C1/00

    CPC分类号： B66F11/04

    摘要： A work assist vehicle includes a self propelled, steerable body having a chassis and a drive mechanism supported on the chassis; a mast assembly coupled to the body; and, a personnel compartment attached to the mast assembly and being movable by the mast assembly toward and away from the body. The body further includes a cover adapted to extend over a portion of the chassis and a weight sensor assembly coupled to the chassis and the cover. The weight sensor assembly is capable of detecting if someone or something is located on the cover.

    摘要翻译： 工作辅助车辆包括具有底盘的自推进的可转向主体和支撑在底盘上的驱动机构; 联接到身体的桅杆组件; 以及附接到桅杆组件并且能够通过桅杆组件朝向和远离主体移动的人员隔室。 所述主体还包括适于在所述底盘的一部分上延伸的盖和耦合到所述底盘和所述盖的重量传感器组件。 重量传感器组件能够检测某人或某物是否位于盖上。

    Call charge control and notification
    46.
    发明授权
    Call charge control and notification 失效
    通话费控制和通知

    公开(公告)号：US5559871A

    公开(公告)日：1996-09-24

    申请号：US311638

    申请日：1994-09-23

    申请人： David B. Smith

    发明人： David B. Smith

    IPC分类号： H04M15/00 ,  H04M17/00

    CPC分类号： H04M15/88 ,  H04M15/00 ,  H04M2215/0116

    摘要： A limit is placed on charges to be incurred on a telecommunications call. Normally, this limit is specified by the caller. The telecommunications network maintains a running tally of the charges being incurred and notifies the caller when the charges approach the limit. At that time, the caller may specify a new limit, simply disconnect, or be automatically disconnected when the limit is reached. Advantageously, callers can limit the charges on a particular call without having to be aware of the exact charging parameters for that call.

    摘要翻译： 限制在电话通话费用上。 通常，该限制由呼叫者指定。 电信网络维持正在发生的费用的运行状态，并在收费接近限制时通知主叫方。 当时，呼叫者可以指定新的限制，只需断开连接，或者在达到限制时自动断开连接。 有利地，呼叫者可以限制特定呼叫的费用，而不必知道该呼叫的确切计费参数。

    Elastomeric optical fiber sensors and method for detecting and measuring events occurring in elastic materials
    50.
    发明授权
    Elastomeric optical fiber sensors and method for detecting and measuring events occurring in elastic materials 失效
    弹性光纤传感器以及用于检测和测量弹性材料中发生的事件的方法

    公开(公告)号：US5374821A

    公开(公告)日：1994-12-20

    申请号：US86444

    申请日：1993-06-30

    申请人： Jeffrey D. Muhs ,  Gary J. Capps ,  David B. Smith ,  Clifford P. White

    发明人： Jeffrey D. Muhs ,  Gary J. Capps ,  David B. Smith ,  Clifford P. White

    IPC分类号： G01B11/16 ,  G01D5/353 ,  G01M11/08 ,  H01J5/16

    CPC分类号： G01M11/086 ,  G01B11/18 ,  G01D5/35341 ,  G01D5/35374

    摘要： Fiber optic sensing means for the detection and measurement of events such as dynamic loadings imposed upon elastic materials including cementitious materials, elastomers, and animal body components and/or the attrition of such elastic materials are provided. One or more optical fibers each having a deformable core and cladding formed of an elastomeric material such as silicone rubber are embedded in the elastic material. Changes in light transmission through any of the optical fibers due the deformation of the optical fiber by the application of dynamic loads such as compression, tension, or bending loadings imposed on the elastic material or by the attrition of the elastic material such as by cracking, deterioration, aggregate break-up, and muscle, tendon, or organ atrophy provide a measurement of the dynamic loadings and attrition. The fiber optic sensors can be embedded in elastomers subject to dynamic loadings and attrition such as commonly used automobiles and in shoes for determining the amount and frequency of the dynamic loadings and the extent of attrition. The fiber optic sensors are also useable in cementitious material for determining the maturation thereof.

    摘要翻译： 提供了用于检测和测量诸如施加在弹性材料（包括水泥质材料，弹性体和动物体部件）和/或这种弹性材料的磨损的弹性材料的动态载荷的事件的光纤传感装置。 每个具有可变形的芯和由诸如硅橡胶的弹性体材料形成的包层的一根或多根光纤被嵌入弹性材料中。 由于通过施加动态载荷（例如施加在弹性材料上的压缩，张力或弯曲载荷）或由于弹性材料的磨损（例如通过破裂）而导致的光纤变形而导致的任何光纤的光透射的变化， 恶化，骨折，肌肉，腱或器官萎缩提供动态载荷和磨损的测量。 光纤传感器可以嵌入弹性体，受到动态载荷和磨损的影响，例如常用的汽车和鞋子，用于确定动态载荷的数量和频率以及磨损程度。 光纤传感器也可用于水泥质材料中以确定其成熟度。