Abstract: A system for adjusting the angular orientation in a first plane of a plurality of print head cartridges or groups of cartridges arranged adjacent to each other on a carriage which can be reciprocated in a Y-direction, wherein each of said cartridges or group of cartridges is mounted on said carriage to be tiltable in said first vertical plane, wherein for each of said cartridges or groups of cartridges said carriage is provided with first adjustors for adjusting the angular orientation of the respective cartridge or group of cartridges, said system being provided with second adjustors arranged remote from said carriage for adjusting said angular orientation of said cartridge or group of cartridges, said second adjustors selectively, operatively communicating with said first adjustors of a selected one of said cartridges or group of cartridges.

Abstract: A method of establishing a voice/data call between at least two subscribers is disclosed. Prior to the establishment of the connection between subscriber 1 and subscriber 2 via exchanges, a first time window is inserted in which subscriber 1 requests specific execution of the call to be established.

Abstract: A system for adjusting the angular orientation in a first plane of a plurality of print head cartridges or groups of cartridges arranged adjacent to each other on a carriage which can be reciprocated in a Y-direction, wherein each of said cartridges or group of cartridges is mounted on said carriage to be tiltable in said first vertical plane, wherein for each of said cartridges or groups of cartridges said carriage is provided with first adjustors for adjusting the angular orientation of the respective cartridge or group of cartridges, said system being provided with second adjustors arranged remote from said carriage for adjusting said angular orientation of said cartridge or group of cartridges, said second adjustors selectively, operatively communicating with said first adjustors of a selected one of said cartridges or group of cartridges.

Abstract: A telecommunication user terminal, such as a traditional telephone set or a mobile telephone, provided with a personal address book or internal database (PTD), e.g. located on a user's smart-card. The internal database has several memory locations (IA1, . . . , IA5, . . . ) each storing a call reference that may be selected as calling number by a search key entered by the user on a keyboard (KB) of the telephone. The internal database further has an extra memory location (XE) that stores an extra call reference to a second database (TDS) and that is used in case no matching is found with the other call references. The second database is an external directory service controlled by an operator or service provider. The internal and external database complement one another in a transparent way for the user owing to a fall-through selection circuit (FT) also forming part of the telephone.

Abstract: A method of establishing a voice/data call between at least two subscribers is disclosed. Prior to the establishment of the connection between subscriber 1 and subscriber 2 via exchanges, a first time window is inserted in which subscriber 1 requests specific execution of the call to be established.