Abstract: A protective shell holding a portable electronic device to provide optimized sound effects includes a sound release portion. The protective shell includes a body and a sound effect output portion located on at least one edge of the body. The sound effect output portion includes a curved wall surface and at least one rib located on the curved wall surface. The portable electronic device leans on the at least one rib to form at least one gap with the curved wall surface. Hence the sound release portion can release sound through the gap. The curved wall surface also can provide sound resonance to adjust output quality of the sound, thereby is achieved optimized sound effects.

Abstract: A protective shell holding a portable electronic device to provide optimized sound effects includes a sound release portion. The protective shell includes a body and a sound effect output portion located on at least one edge of the body. The sound effect output portion includes a curved wall surface and at least one rib located on the curved wall surface. The portable electronic device leans on the at least one rib to form at least one gap with the curved wall surface. Hence the sound release portion can release sound through the gap. The curved wall surface also can provide sound resonance to adjust output quality of the sound, thereby is achieved optimized sound effects.

Abstract: A data transmission system for linking multiple exercise facilities includes at least one exercise facility which has a measurement device mounted thereon for capturing data or detecting, and a transmission circuit which has one end connecting to the exercise facility and other end connecting to a microprocessor. The transmission circuit connects the exercise facility and the microprocessor to form a transmission system.

Abstract: The present invention provides a power generation device for exercise equipment including a fixing seat, a swinging seat and a power generating component. The joint and positioning end of the swinging seat has a hinge connection part to be connected with the fixing seat, and the power generating component is configured on a preset position on the swinging seat. A magnetic lifting component is configured to cause magnetic repelling between the swinging end of the swinging seat and the fixing seat, so that the swinging end of the swinging seat can be elastically lifted. The driven part of the power generating component will constantly maintain tight contact with the flywheel of exercise equipment. The magnetic lifting component can exert a magnetic repulsing function without elastic fatigue and solid abrasion.

Abstract: The present invention provides a power generation device for exercise equipment including a fixing seat, a swinging seat and a power generating component. The joint and positioning end of the swinging seat has a hinge connection part to be connected with the fixing seat, and the power generating component is configured on a preset position on the swinging seat. A magnetic lifting component is configured to cause magnetic repelling between the swinging end of the swinging seat and the fixing seat, so that the swinging end of the swinging seat can be elastically lifted. The driven part of the power generating component will constantly maintain tight contact with the flywheel of exercise equipment. The magnetic lifting component can exert a magnetic repulsing function without elastic fatigue and solid abrasion.

Abstract: A swinging waist-twisting fitness equipment has a main frame with a stand and a vertical rack, a hand rest on the vertical rack, a vertically swinging frame on the vertical rack, and a rotary support pad mounted onto a swinging portion of the vertically swinging frame. The vertically swinging frame has an upper end linked to a vertical rack via a pivot portion and a lower end forming the swinging portion. The rotary support pad is mounted onto the swinging portion so as to cause horizontal or rotary motion thereof. The vertically swinging frame is a U-shaped rod.

Abstract: A swinging waist-twisting fitness equipment has a main frame with a stand and a vertical rack, a hand rest on the vertical rack, a vertically swinging frame on the vertical rack, and a rotary support pad mounted onto a swinging portion of the vertically swinging frame. The vertically swinging frame has an upper end linked to a vertical rack via a pivot portion and a lower end forming the swinging portion. The rotary support pad is mounted onto the swinging portion so as to cause horizontal or rotary motion thereof. The vertically swinging frame is a U-shaped rod.

Abstract: The riding trainer structure includes a foundation, a drive motor, a first drive gear, a vertical rocker, a swinging seat frame, a second drive gear and a vertical guide set. The first drive gear is screwed onto the standing support, and a first drive wheel is eccentrically arranged at one side of the first drive gear. The bottom of the vertical rocker is screwed onto the foundation for horizontal swinging. A limit guide portion is placed at one side of the vertical rocker. The second drive gear driven by the first drive gear can rotate synchronously, and an eccentric second drive wheel of the second drive gear drives the vertical guide set, enabling the top of latch rod to drive the swinging seat frame vertically. The swinging amplitude of the vertical rocker could be changed to achieve better swinging strength and stability.

Abstract: The riding trainer structure includes a foundation, a drive motor, a first drive gear, a vertical rocker, a swinging seat frame, a second drive gear and a vertical guide set. The first drive gear is screwed onto the standing support, and a first drive wheel is eccentrically arranged at one side of the first drive gear. The bottom of the vertical rocker is screwed onto the foundation for horizontal swinging. A limit guide portion is placed at one side of the vertical rocker. The second drive gear driven by the first drive gear can rotate synchronously, and an eccentric second drive wheel of the second drive gear drives the vertical guide set, enabling the top of latch rod to drive the swinging seat frame vertically. The swinging amplitude of the vertical rocker could be changed to achieve better swinging strength and stability.

Abstract: The present invention provides an auto-control system of an electric treadmill, which includes at least a speed control unit, a slope control unit and a calorific capacity setting unit. After the value of calorific capacity setting unit is set, the speed control unit and slope control unit allow for automatic matching of an operational value according to the set-value. When either the speed control unit or slope control unit is activated with varying values, the other one will be automatically adjusted. A predefined value of energy consumption through the calorific capacity setting unit can be set, while the control system enables automatic matching of the speed and slope, so that the user achieves the preset energy consumption within a preset period of time. Moreover, if either speed or slope is manually adjusted, the other option will be automatically adjusted to maintain the preset value of energy consumption.

Abstract: The present invention is an electric treadmill. The treadmill includes a base with a tread belt, upright poles, handrails, and a control panel. There is also a level meter assembled at a preset location of the electric treadmill. Levelness of the electric treadmill is detected, and then the treadmill is adjusted to cater to the demands of the user.

Abstract: The present invention is a control panel assembly method for a fitness equipment meter. The processors of the A/D module and IC module are integrated into a single processor, namely, all control firmware and electric components of the control panel as well as the control program are combined into a single processor. The ECU of the IC module works with the integrated control mode to comprehensively control the motion and display functions of the control panel. Electric components are saved, reducing the manufacturing cost and efficiently shortening the communication time of processors for a markedly improved response and performance of an electric circuit.

Abstract: The present invention is a control system with a display interface for the fitness equipment meter. The control system includes an IC board and A/D board. The A/D board is connected to a display unit, and the information input from the IC board can be converted by A/D board and presented on the display. The IC board is fitted with a processor combined with display interface firmware to control the font on screen and the size, color and position of pattern. The A/D board executes only signal conversion. Therefore, the screen display patterns are controlled by the IC board, and A/D board can be universally applied to different models. An OSD display interface in the present invention achieves multiple-screen and dynamic display features in a cost-effective way.

Abstract: An indexing system provides a more efficient and effective interface to display and manipulate large amounts of trace data from computer data and storage networks that is captured and stored in the trace memory of a protocol analyzer. An index of the trace data in the trace memory is generated by reading a selected percentage of the trace data in the trace memory. Hardware circuitry selectively identifies locations in the trace memory of trace data for desired portions of the trace data. A processor utilizes the locations identified by the hardware circuitry to generate an index for the trace data stored in the trace memory. Preferably, the hardware circuitry searches for a first time stamp encountered in each of a series of blocks of trace data and the processor utilizes the first time stamps to build a time index for the series of blocks of trace data.

Abstract: An indexing system provides a more efficient and effective interface to display and manipulate large amounts of trace data from computer data and storage networks that is captured and stored in the trace memory of a protocol analyzer. An index of the trace data in the trace memory is generated by reading a selected granularity percentage of the trace data in the trace memory. A host processor connected to the protocol analyzer generates at least two graphic representations on a computer display device of the trace data in response to and based on the index. A first graphic representation is generated by setting the selected granularity percentage at a first percentage and a second graphic representation similar to the first graphic representation generated while the first graphic representation is being displayed by setting the selected percentage at a second percentage that is greater than the first percentage to regenerate the index.

Abstract: An integrated multi-channel Fiber Channel analyzer provides coordinated and cooperative triggering and capture of data across multiple channels in a Fiber Channel network. The integrated multi-channel analyzer accommodates up to sixteen separate analyzer channels in a single cabinet. Each analyzer channel is comprised of an input port connection to the Fiber Channel network, a trace buffer memory that captures data and logic circuitry that controls the operation of the trace buffer memory in response to a status condition. A high speed status bus is connected to each analyzer channel and propagates the status conditions of each analyzer channel to all other analyzer channels. In this way, the integrated multi-channel analyzer allows for distributive control over triggering decisions across multiple analyzer channels, and also allows for multi-level triggering where different conditions may be detected by different analyzer channels.

Abstract: A deep trace buffer management system for a protocol analyzer includes a hardware search engine that locates specified data patterns within the trace buffer as directed by a host processor. The protocol analyzer is preferably connected to a laptop computer that serves as the host processor, and the protocol analyzer preferably is housed in a portable chassis separate from the host processor and has a host port to connect to the host processor through a relatively small bandwidth port. An interface port connects the protocol analyzer to the communication interface under analysis. Logic circuitry controls selective read and write operations of traces to and from the trace buffer in response to parameters as directed by the host processor.

Abstract: A deep trace buffer management system for a protocol analyzer includes a hardware search engine that locates specified data patterns within the trace buffer as directed by a host processor. The protocol analyzer is preferably connected to a laptop computer that serves as the host processor, and the protocol analyzer preferably is housed in a portable chassis separate from the host processor and has a host port to connect to the host processor through a relatively small bandwidth port. An interface port connects the protocol analyzer to the communication interface under analysis. Logic circuitry controls selective read and write operations of traces to and from the trace buffer in response to parameters as directed by the host processor.

Abstract: A deep trace buffer management system for a protocol analyzer includes a hardware search engine that locates specified data patterns within the trace buffer as directed by a host processor. The protocol analyzer is preferably connected to a laptop computer that serves as the host processor, and the protocol analyzer preferably is housed in a portable chassis separate from the host processor and has a host port to connect to the host processor through a relatively small bandwidth port. An interface port connects the protocol analyzer to the communication interface under analysis. Logic circuitry controls selective read and write operations of traces to and from the trace buffer in response to parameters as directed by the host processor.

Abstract: A universal electrical interface system connects to a small computer system interface (SCSI) bus. In a passive embodiment, a set of single-ended receivers and a set of differential receivers receive electrical signals on the SCSI bus according to the single-ended or differential protocol, respectively, when each set of receivers is enabled. In an active embodiment, a set of single-ended transceivers and a set of differential transceivers transmit and receive electrical signals on the SCSI bus according to the single-ended or differential protocol, respectively, when each set of transceivers is enabled. A control mechanism connected to both sets of receivers or transceivers automatically determines whether the SCSI bus is configured to use either the single-ended or differential parallel interface protocol and selectively enables the set of single ended receivers or transceivers, or the set of differential receivers or transceivers.