Abstract: A system and method of monitoring and controlling operation and performance of a remote device or system implement a wireless interface and standardized wireless communication protocols in monitor and control applications. In one embodiment, a system and method of monitoring and controlling a remote device through a wireless interface are operative in accordance with Bluetooth(™) protocol architecture.

Abstract: A locking extension for a tool table includes first and second rails slidingly mounted to opposing sides of the tool table and an extension having a support surface fixedly mounted to and spanning the first and second rails. A locking assembly for locking both of the rails to the tool table at a desired position includes a first linkage member having an axis and being longitudinally movable relative to the axis by a pair of cooperating cam blocks. A second linkage member is biased and is operably connected to the first linkage member by a pivot member. The linkage members each have a rail engaging element mounted to an end thereof that is engagable with its respective rail to lock the rails into the desired position and disenageable with its respective rail to unlock the rails from the desired position. The locking assembly includes an actuator operably connected to one of the cam blocks for moving the locking assembly between the locked and unlocked states.

Abstract: The invention disclosed a two-head one-cubican drawing system provided with two sets of drafting mechanisms and two coilers. A cubic can is used to receive slivers from two coilers so as to decrease the space occupied by the system and facilitate the arrangement of automatic transportation. Through the control of driving mechanisms by transverse devices, evener drawing frames, and rollers the system can have two slivers equally formed in the cubic can.

Abstract: A quickly releasable stowage bin 108 mountable on one or more support panels 110, 110', or 110", affixed to the interior of an aircraft 100. In the installation of a single stowage bin 108, quickly releasable mounting mechanisms 146, and 158, 160, and 168, respectively affix the upper and lower portion of the stowage bin 108 to the upper and lower portion of a support panel or panels. Each support panel 110, 110', and 110" are initially aligned in the factory whereby a conversion of the aircraft 100 from freighter mode to full or partial passenger mode, results in a rapid, easy, secure, and quality installation of each stowage bin 108. The quickly releasable mounting mechanisms 146, and 158, 160, and 168, also facilitate the rapid and easy removal of each stowage bin 108 from within a compartment of the aircraft 100 during conversion of that compartment from passenger mode to freighter mode.