Abstract: A liquid-crystal display apparatus has liquid-crystal display panels, in which scanning and signal electrodes are arranged in a matrix, and the number of scanning electrodes in divided into 1/N. A RAM has a video data storage capacity corresponding to an (N-1)/N field of the 1/N-divided liquid-crystal display panel. An electrode drive signal for driving the scanning electrodes selects an identical scanning electrode for each 1/N field, so that video data corresponding to a 1/N image from the RAM is distributed to be displayed on divided display regions.
Abstract: An IC card system uses at least one of the RESET, I/O, and CLOCK terminals of an IC card so as to serially and/or parallel input multivalue signals having different levels. The levels of the input signals are detected at a detector or detectors and outputs therefrom are compared at a comparator with specific codes prestored in level matrix of the IC card. If a coincidence between outputs obtained corresponding to the input signals and the specific codes is established, a test program stored in a test program ROM is started.
Abstract: Battery-powered type compact electronic equipment comprises circuit members for performing various functions, a function data display device for displaying function data executed by the circuit members, and a case integrally formed of a synthetic resin and provided with a flat portion and an inclined portion inclined at a predetermined angle with respect to the flat portion, the case being adapted to store the circuit members and the function data display device therein. The equipment may further comprises bands integrally formed with the case, the bands being adapted to cause the case to fit on a part of surface of a user's body.
Abstract: A portable electronic memorandum device is placed in the password set mode by operating switch Sl. In this mode, if the correct password is set, the secret mode is set up and the secret data is displayed. If user forgets the password, switch Sc is operated in the error display mode. By this operation, the password and the secret data are both cleared, so that secrecy of the secret data can be protected.
Abstract: The data for setting the operating conditions of an IC card is transferred from the IC card to the card terminal, and stored in it. The IC card is driven by the stored data. A signal for checking a state of the compatibility of the IC card with the card terminal is exchanged with each other between the IC card and the card terminal, thereby checking the compatibility between them.
Abstract: A liquid crystal television receiver has a main frame including a reflecting plate and a hood member with a liquid crystal display panel and an electroluminescence panel. The reflecting plate is disposed so as to slant with respect to the liquid crystal display panel, and provides a display of a picture from the display panel in a reflecting manner. The electroluminescence panel is slidably provided in the hood member. For illuminating the liquid crystal display panel, the electroluminescence panel is slid above the liquid crystal display panel.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
September 27, 1984
Date of Patent:
February 28, 1989
Assignee:
Casio Computer Co., Ltd.
Inventors:
Nobol Yabe, Kazumasa Hirata, Shuri Mori, Ken Yamauchi
Abstract: A pulse detection apparatus includes a memory for storing the normal pulse count of a user. After taking some exercise such as jogging, the percentage of the pulse count, detected by a pulse sensor, with respect to the normal pulse count, is calculated, and the results are displayed, to allow the user to determine the recovery rate of his physical strength.
Abstract: Application program data is sent with decryption key code data from an initializing IC card to an application program RAM arranged in an IC card terminal. The terminal is then initialized, and customer IC card reception preparation is completed.
Abstract: An electronic musical instrument has a memory capable of storing musical tone waveform data therein. A read circuit reads out the musical tone waveform data from the memory and supplies the readout data to a musical tone generator. The musical tone generator generates a musical tone signal in accordance with the input musical tone waveform data, and outputs the musical tone signal. A write circuit writes new data in the memory at a timing different from the timing at which the read circuit reads out the musical tone waveform data from the memory. The write circuit partially updates the musical tone waveform data stored in the memory, and stores data of a played sound in part of the memory.
Abstract: An electronic apparatus has a solar battery and a liquid crystal display unit for displaying a plurality of digits. A plurality of column electrodes are provided for each digit, and a plurality of common electrodes are provided for all the digits. A regulator receives and stabilizes the output voltage of the solar battery. A pulse generator generates a clock pulse signal. It is an oscillator with CMOS structure to permit implementation as a LSI. A CPU is driven by the stabilized voltage and the clock pulse signal to provide data to be displayed on the display unit. A liquid crystal driver circuit applies common signals, which can assume two different voltage levels and have a waveform with the logic level thereof inverted for every one held cycle period, to the common electrodes. The driver circuit applied column signals of either one of the two voltage levels corresponding to the display data to the column electrodes.
Abstract: An IC card system in which either an on-line transaction or an off-line transaction can be made by using an IC card. The IC card contains a memory for storing the data about every transaction made by using the IC card. Whenever an on-line transaction is made, the data about every off-line transaction previously made is read from the memory and then transferred to a host computer. Further, whenever the number of continuously performed off-line transactions becomes greater than a predetermined value, no further off-line transactions will be prohibited.
Abstract: An apparatus combining a liquid-crystal television receiver and a portable cassette tape recorder wherein a reflection mirror is pivotally arranged on an apparatus main body which has a cassette loading section and incorporating a cassette tape driving mechanism, and a liquid-crystal display device for displaying a television image is pivotally arranged on the reflection mirror. The television image displayed on the liquid-crystal display device is reflected by the reflection mirror and is watched.
Abstract: An IC card system comprises an IC card terminal and an IC card which is inserted into the terminal, the terminal including a power-supply circuit for supplying data-writing power to a memory provided in the IC card, and a timer circuit for measuring a period of time corresponding to the maximum time during which one unit of data can be written into the memory. The supply of power to the IC card is renewed every time the IC card sends a request for an unit of data, within the period of time set in the time-measuring circuit. The supply of power is stopped when the IC card makes no request for an unit of data within the above-mentioned period of time.
Abstract: A key switch structure comprises a first insulating cover having on one surface thereof a first conductive layer and an anisotropically electrical conductive layer printed on the first conductive layer, a second insulating cover having one surface arranged at a side opposite to the anisotropically electrical conductive layer on the first cover member, and a second conductive layer sandwiched between the anisotropically electrical conductive layer and the second insulating cover. At least, one of the first and second insulating covers being flexible. A depression force is selectively introduced from the other surface side of the flexible cover through the anisotropically electrical conductive layer so as to form a conductive path between the first and second conductive layers.
Abstract: A plurality of identification information is stored in advance in a memory device. Specific identification information stored in the memory is compared with identification information entered by the owner of an IC card. If the comparison result shows coincidence between the compared information, the owner enters another item of identification information. This information is compared with the corresponding identification data prestored in the memory. If the comparison result shows coincidence between them, it is then determined that the holder of the IC card is the rightful owner.
Abstract: A card-like electronic apparatus includes a plurality of external contacts and input terminals. The apparatus further includes a memory for storing application data, a designating unit for designating the application as stored in the memory, and a display unit for displaying the designated application data. When a power control key provided on the side of a card apparatus is in an on state, the application can be changed to another application by the designating unit. The applications as designated are successively displayed by the display unit. Through this display, the application to be used at any given time can be specified.
Abstract: In an electronic memory card an IC pellet has a number of electrode pads which are provided on one surface thereof and have a size larger than that of bonding terminals formed in the IC pellet. The IC pellet is received in a storage section of an upper inner core and is adhered on a wiring substrate by an anisotropic conductive adhesive tape. Thus, internal connecting terminals formed on the substrate are electrically connected through portions of the conductive tape to the electrode pads. The wiring substrate is mounted on a lower inner core and is received in a storage section of an intermediate inner core. Films are formed on the multi film structure of the inner core and wiring substrate and contact terminals are so provided in the film and inner core as to be connected to the internal connecting terminals.
Abstract: A compact electronic calculator having a graph display function of the invention has function keys for inputting functional formulas, a memory for storing an input functional formula, range input keys for inputting range data for variables in the formula, a memory for storing the range data, and a read-only memory (ROM) for storing a control program which sequentially calculates the values of the dependent variable for the independent variable with an ALU in accordance with the functional formula and the range data and which displays the calculated values on a display component.
Abstract: An electronic calculator having a graph display function which displays a graph of a desired function on a liquid-crystal display screen, within a designated range, input from a keyboard. The electronic calculator can change the range using a predetermined point or range on the screen as the center, thus enlarging or reducing the displayed graph to a desired magnification.
Abstract: An IC card system according to this invention adopts a so-called intelligent-type IC card which has an internal power source of its own, can store designation data using the power source, and can display the storage content on a display unit. When the IC card is inserted in a terminal, the presence/absence of designation data is judged from the ON/OFF state of the power source of the card and, thereafter, a predetermined processing operation corresponding to the designation data is executed.