Abstract: Systems and techniques that facilitate management of network settings of imaging protocols are provided. In an embodiment, a system can comprise a memory that stores computer executable components, and a processor that executes the computer executable components stored in the memory, wherein the computer executable components comprise an input component that receives network management input, and a network settings management component that manages network settings of one or more protocols of a protocol library associated with one or more imaging devices of an organization remotely via an imaging protocol manager based on the network management input.

Abstract: A remote user device communicatively couples to and/or controls an electronic device (e.g., a medical device) on a private network (including a firewall) from a remote location. A service enables communication between the remote user device and the electronic device. A remote user device sends a connection request to the service using a browser user interface. The service receives the connection request from the remote user device and establishes a connection to the remote user device. The service also communicatively couples to the electronic device via a gateway. The remote user device provides one or more inputs via a user interface to the service. The service transmits the one or more inputs to the gateway, which then transmits the one or more inputs to the electronic device to control operation of the electronic device.

Abstract: The vehicle safety video system is an electrical device. The vehicle safety video system is configured for use with a vehicle. The vehicle comprises an anterior side, a posterior side, and anterior windshield, a posterior windshield, and a VECU. The VECU further comprises a VECU brake signal. The vehicle safety video system captures one or more captured images from an anterior field of view of the vehicle. The vehicle safety video system displays the one or more captured images through the posterior windshield. The vehicle safety video system displays the one or more captured images such that the posterior windshield remains semitransparent during the display of the one or more captured images. The vehicle safety video system comprises a video circuit and the vehicle. The vehicle contains the video circuit. The video circuit captures and displays the one or more captured images.

Abstract: In known electrically operated handheld machine tools, a potentiometer serving to control output must be balanced so that a desired tap resistance can be tapped at the potentiometer in a determined adjustment position of the potentiometer. To reduce manufacturing expenses, this balancing is effected without required additional structural component parts or costly additional devices.The potentiometer (20) has a resistance path (21) with which a slider (22) is in electrically conducting contact by pressing. The slider (22) can be actuated manually by an actuating member (15). The slider (22) and actuating member (15) have means (26) for adjusting their relative position with respect to one another after their insertion into a housing (11) of the handheld machine tool.