Abstract: Aspects of the present disclosure provide for systems and methods to automatically load security access files and/or keys on a local digital controller serving subscriber communication equipment, but are not so limited. A disclosed system operates to use a deployment manager as part of auto-loading security access files and/or keys on a local digital controller serving subscriber communication equipment. A disclosed method operates in part to auto-load security access files and/or keys on a local digital controller serving subscriber communication equipment.

Abstract: Aspects of the present disclosure provide for systems and methods to automatically load security access files and/or keys on a local digital controller serving subscriber communication equipment, but are not so limited. A disclosed system operates to use a deployment manager as part of auto-loading security access files and/or keys on a local digital controller serving subscriber communication equipment. A disclosed method operates in part to auto-load security access files and/or keys on a local digital controller serving subscriber communication equipment.

Abstract: The invention relates to a system for converting solar energy into mechanical or electrical energy, comprising: means for concentrating the solar radiation from the sun at a given focal point, collector means for receiving and accumulating the solar radiation originating from the concentration means in order to accumulate thermal energy, and means for converting the thermal energy accumulated in the collector means into mechanical energy. Subsequently, the mechanical energy can be converted into electrical energy using a conventional generator.

Abstract: Internal sunshade for transparent roofs of automobiles consisting of a cover (1) sized to cover internally the transparent segment of the roof, mounted and displaceable between two longitudinal rails (2) that run along the sides of the vehicle's roof. The cover comprises at least one panel (3) that is attached to crossbars (5, 6, 7) provided on their ends with sliders that can be coupled in the rails (2). The anterior crossbar (5) carries folding visors and a central mechanism (10) for controlling the displacement of the cover (1).

Abstract: A door module, with a trim (9) on which practically all the component items are mounted or assembled, mechanical subassemblies of the lock and the window winder, wiring, etc. with a relative sliding movement between the mechanical subassemblies and the trim, facilitating assembly in the door. The trim includes openings for access to the fixing points for the different items in the door inner liner, as well as a system of waterproofing against moisture.

Abstract: This roof module is designed for installation on a vehicle body in which an opening of approximately the same dimensions as the roof has been made and it is composed of the original roof panel (1), with its end finish, a complete conventional interior trim (2), usually of larger dimensions than the afore-mentioned panel, as well as pre-installed interior accessories (3) and (3?). At its front and rear edges the roof panel (1) is provided with dished recesses (10) which engage underneath the front (4) and rear (5) body cross members, covering it at least, the cross members (4) and (5) being closed at the top with a panel (7) that covers them and provides the form and finish matching the exterior of the vehicle.

Abstract: A test bench for wind turbines, comprising a test bed (1) on which the assembly (6) to be tested is mounted, and load application means for applying loads on said assembly. The assembly (6) to be tested is mounted on the foundation through a cylindrical support (5), provided with an upper rotary flange, which can be operated by means of a series of geared motors. The load application means comprise a fixed structure (7) anchored to the foundation, a mobile structure (8) which is anchored to the assembly (6) to be tested and a series of actuators (9) relating the mobile structure (8) with the fixed structure (7).

Abstract: Door module for vehicles, particularly incorporating an arm-type window winder unit, that consists of an assembly formed by the panel (1) and the support (8) that supports the window winder unit, and that also makes it possible to incorporate all the components capable of being assembled in the door shell with the exception of the window glass, so that later either the entire assembly is capable of being removed or otherwise the part connected to the panel, independently of the mechanical elements directly fixed onto the door, all while at the same time respecting the structural integrity of the door. One or more turrets, which form part of the panel itself, are situated between the panel and the support, and enable the fast assembly and removal of the panel, with the possibility of leaving the window winder unit connected to the door shell.

Abstract: This roof module is designed for installation on a vehicle body in which an opening of approximately the same dimensions as the roof has been made and it is composed of the original roof panel (1), with its end finish, a complete conventional interior trim (2), usually of larger dimensions than the afore-mentioned panel, as well as pre-installed interior accessories (3) and (3?). At its front and rear edges the roof panel (1) is provided with dished recesses (10) which engage underneath the front (4) and rear (5) body cross members, covering it at least, the cross members (4) and (5) being closed at the top with a panel (7) that covers them and provides the form and finish matching the exterior of the vehicle.

Abstract: A metal coin or paper note embodying and representing solely educational value; as an amount as of services and/or goods from any private or partly private educational institution; and which is able to fluctuate in value; and which has worth in usefulness or importance to the possessor; utility and/or merit; and which can be purchased and sold, much like any other commodity or currency; and which can be invested and earn a rate of interest, and, as such, create education value over a period of time; and which can be packaged into the form and type of an educational gift, which a recipient may then use towards the purchase of services and/or goods from any educational institution, and which any educational institution will accept as a valid measure of exchange for its own services and/or goods when presented at its treasury or enrollment offices.