Abstract: A hoist rope connector for a rope shovel includes a link extending between a first end and a second end. A rope attachment member is positioned adjacent the first end and configured to engage a hoist rope. A spherical coupling is positioned adjacent the second end and configured to be coupled to a dipper. The spherical coupling permits rotational movement between the second end and the dipper in multiple directions.

Abstract: CHARGER/SYNC CABLE, THAT'S IS TYPE C TO TYPE C WITH 2 USB A TYPE ATTACHMENTS/CONNECTORS CONNECTORS/ATTACHMENTS ON BOTH ENDS THAT YOU CAN INTEGRATE TO THE BASE OTG HEAD TYPE-C AND ALTERNATES/COUNTERPARTS TYPE MICRO, TYPE-LIGHTNING. IDEA OF TYPE C TO TYPE C WITH USB A ON BOTH ENDS, MAKES ROOM FOR ITS COUNTERPARTS THAT'S FURTHER ITS SIMPLICITY OF CONNECTORS OF MICRO, LIGHTING, TYPE C TO TRANSITION HDMI AND HDMI MINI TO INTEGRATE AS WELL INTERFACE TO CABLES/SYNC DEVICES/MECHANISMS.

Abstract: A computer device associated with a vehicle pairs during an initial/setup pairing process with a UE device according to a wireless protocol. The devices exchange and store cryptographic information during pairing. Later, either device may detect/discover that the other is currently in its presence. Presence discovery may trigger the vehicle device to generate and broadcast an operational request message based on the cryptographic information, such as a public key of the UE, stored in the vehicle device. The UE receives the request, and transmits in response a vehicle operation permission message that it generates based on user input and cryptographic information, such as a public key of the vehicle device, stored by the UE during initial/setup pairing. The operational request message may be transmitted as an audio signal and received by a microphone of the UE. The vehicle device receives the permission message and generates an operation instruction based thereon.

Abstract: A hoist rope connector for a rope shovel includes a link extending between a first end and a second end. A rope attachment member is positioned adjacent the first end and configured to engage a hoist rope. A spherical coupling is positioned adjacent the second end and configured to be coupled to a dipper. The spherical coupling permits rotational movement between the second end and the dipper in multiple directions.

Abstract: A computer device associated with a vehicle pairs during an initial/setup pairing process with a UE device according to a wireless protocol. The devices exchange and store cryptographic information during pairing. Later, either device may detect/discover that the other is currently in its presence. Presence discovery may trigger the vehicle device to generate and broadcast an operational request message based on the cryptographic information, such as a public key of the UE, stored in the vehicle device. The UE receives the request, and transmits in response a vehicle operation permission message that it generates based on user input and cryptographic information, such as a public key of the vehicle device, stored by the UE during initial/setup pairing. The operational request message may be transmitted as an audio signal and received by a microphone of the UE. The vehicle device receives the permission message and generates an operation instruction based thereon.