Abstract: A support includes a support member including a main body and an extension body extending from the main body; a clamping member coupled to the main body and being movable relative to the main body; and a holding portion defined between the support member and the clamping member and configured to receive the electronic device. The support member and the clamp member are configured to cooperatively clamp the electronic device in the holding portion.

Abstract: An accelerator and brake pedal device includes a connecting lever, a brake pedal assembly, an accelerator pedal assembly, an accelerator control circuit, and a resisting member. The brake pedal assembly is coupled to the connecting lever. The accelerator pedal assembly is rotatably coupled to the brake pedal assembly. The accelerator control circuit has an accelerator control switch. The resisting member is positioned on the connecting lever away from the brake pedal assembly. The accelerator control switch is resisted to turn off by the resisting member and break the accelerator control circuit. The resisting member is moved by the accelerator pedal assembly toward the accelerator control switch. The accelerator control circuit is rendered inoperative when the resisting member is moved by the accelerator pedal assembly toward the accelerator control switch. The accelerator control circuit is rendered operative when the accelerator pedal assembly is released.

Abstract: An electronic device includes a first member, a second member electrically and rotatably coupled to the first member, a cable connecting mechanism, and a cable. The cable connecting mechanism includes a housing defining a holding chamber, a pivot assembly, and two elastic members. The pivot assembly includes a first conductive portion received in the holding chamber, and a second conductive portion received in the holding chamber and insulated from the first conductive portion. A first elastic member extends through the housing to resist and electrically couple the first conductive portion. A second elastic member extends through the housing to resist and electrically couple the second conductive portion. The cable extends into the housing to be electrically coupled to the first conductive portion and the second conductive portion.

Abstract: A bumper assembly for a car includes a bumper and at least two buffering assemblies inclined to each other. Each buffering assembly includes an elastic member, a pivoting member, and a coupling rod. The pivoting member is coupled to a first end portion of the elastic member. The pivoting member is configured to pivot to the car. The coupling rod is coupled to a second end portion of the elastic member. An end portion of the coupling rod away from the elastic member is pivoted to the bumper.

Abstract: A support includes a support member including a main body and an extension body extending from the main body; a clamping member coupled to the main body and being movable relative to the main body; and a holding portion defined between the support member and the clamping member and configured to receive the electronic device. The support member and the clamp member are configured to cooperatively clamp the electronic device in the holding portion.

Abstract: An accelerator and brake pedal device includes a connecting lever, a brake pedal assembly, an accelerator pedal assembly, an accelerator control circuit, and a resisting member. The brake pedal assembly is coupled to the connecting lever. The accelerator pedal assembly is rotatably coupled to the brake pedal assembly. The accelerator control circuit has an accelerator control switch. The resisting member is positioned on the connecting lever away from the brake pedal assembly. The accelerator control switch is resisted to turn off by the resisting member and break the accelerator control circuit. The resisting member is moved by the accelerator pedal assembly toward the accelerator control switch. The accelerator control circuit is rendered inoperative when the resisting member is moved by the accelerator pedal assembly toward the accelerator control switch. The accelerator control circuit is rendered operative when the accelerator pedal assembly is released.

Abstract: A bumper assembly for a car includes a bumper and at least two buffering assemblies inclined to each other. Each buffering assembly includes an elastic member, a pivoting member, and a coupling rod. The pivoting member is coupled to a first end portion of the elastic member. The pivoting member is configured to pivot to the car. The coupling rod is coupled to a second end portion of the elastic member. An end portion of the coupling rod away from the elastic member is pivoted to the bumper.

Abstract: An electronic device includes a first member, a second member electrically and rotatably coupled to the first member, a cable connecting mechanism, and a cable. The cable connecting mechanism includes a housing defining a holding chamber, a pivot assembly, and two elastic members. The pivot assembly includes a first conductive portion received in the holding chamber, and a second conductive portion received in the holding chamber and insulated from the first conductive portion. A first elastic member extends through the housing to resist and electrically couple the first conductive portion. A second elastic member extends through the housing to resist and electrically couple the second conductive portion. The cable extends into the housing to be electrically coupled to the first conductive portion and the second conductive portion.

Abstract: A trunk gateway simulator for use in testing a telecommunications switch includes a message receiver, a message handler, and a message transmitter. Upon receipt of a message from a telecommunications switch, the trunk gateway simulator creates an instance of the message handler in a thread to generate a response message. Once generated, the response message is transmitted to the telecommunications switch. The trunk gateway simulator may operate as a stateless device, generating a response message in accordance with a received message without reference to previous received messages. The trunk gateway simulator may employ regular expressions in parsing received messages. The trunk gateway simulator may collect statistical information on one or more attributes of the received messages.

Abstract: A system and method for initiating a conference call is provided. The method consists of a first participant initiating a first telephony session with a second participant. The first participant then places the second participant on hold, initiates a second telephony session with a third participant, and initiates the conference call. A SIP REFER message related to the second and third participants is sent to an application server. A SIP INVITE message is sent to the second and third participants. The first telephony session is replaced with a session between the second participant and a conference bridge. The second telephony session is replaced with a session between the third participant and the conference bridge.

Abstract: A trunk gateway simulator for use in testing a telecommunications switch includes a message receiver, a message handler, and a message transmitter. Upon receipt of a message from a telecommunications switch, the trunk gateway simulator creates an instance of the message handler in a thread to generate a response message. Once generated, the response message is transmitted to the telecommunications switch. The trunk gateway simulator may operate as a stateless device, generating a response message in accordance with a received message without reference to previous received messages. The trunk gateway simulator may employ regular expressions in parsing received messages. The trunk gateway simulator may collect statistical information on one or more attributes of the received messages.