Abstract: A cheese box cover is shaped to be self-draining from any interior region of a top surface of the cover to a periphery of the cover. Corner foot projections extending upward from each corner of the cover help position pallet feet of a superposed cheese box. Links connected between corner projections and held in place by superposed pallet feet interconnect adjacent cheese boxes for security during stacking and storage.

Abstract: A Product Actuation Demonstration System (PADS) is powered from a product to which it is connected. The PADS includes a control module and an image storage module where the control module includes a local power generator which ensures that the power delivery capabilities of the product to be demonstrated are not exceeded while the power requirements of the control module and the image storage module are met.

Abstract: A device for direct monitoring of a system with pre-scheduled, request or alarm reports being generated and sent to remote locations via facsimile transmission, with the reports being pre-formatted, as desired, such as in tabular or graphical form. The device interfaces with sensors which continuously directly monitor analog data such as temperature, pH, pressure values, or digital data such as limit switches, etc. of an operating system. Multiple process variable input channels or interfaces permit monitoring of different parameters. Each parameter can be reported in different page format. A conversion element within the device converts analog data from the operating system to digital form for immediate analysis and/or storage and later retrieval and/or analysis of operating conditions and parameters. Upon a pre-determined condition, a report condition is sensed and stored data is retrieved, by the device, into suitable combination with a pre-programmed page format such as tabular or graphical form.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for storing and displaying radiographs, particularly intra-oral radiographs, is presented. Radiographs are captured, digitized, and displayed along with an icon of a portion of the anatomy from which the radiograph was taken. The anatomical sites represented by the icon are arranged according to their normal anatomical relationship. The icon is used by the system user to select a portion of the anatomy corresponding to the displayed radiograph, and the radiograph is stored along with indicia of the selected anatomical site. Then, when the stored radiograph is desired to be viewed, the icon is again displayed, and the appropriate anatomical site is selected, which causes the corresponding radiograph to be retrieved from storage and displayed.