Abstract: A connector for connecting an oxygen delivery device to a patient interface. The connector includes a housing with a first lumen for delivering oxygen and a second lumen to allow pressure to be measured. A third optional lumen may allow for gas sampling. The housing surrounding the first and second lumen has a portion that includes encoding for determining the type of patient interface being used, as well as a depth indicator sensor.

Abstract: A connector for connecting an oxygen delivery device to a patient interface. The connector includes a housing with a first lumen for delivering oxygen and a second lumen to allow pressure to be measured. A third optional lumen may allow for gas sampling. The housing surrounding the first and second lumen has a portion that includes encoding for determining the type of patient interface being used, as well as a depth indicator sensor.

Abstract: An adaptor for generating flow includes an adaptor housing body. The distal end of the body has an oxygen inlet that extends extending into an interior of a distal air intake portion. The oxygen inlet has a nozzle with at least two apertures for directing oxygen into an interior of a distal air intake portion. The distal air intake portion includes at least one air inlet port to allow air to be drawn into the interior of the distal air intake portion, and a flow-resisting media covering at least a portion of the at least one air inlet port.

Abstract: A connector for connecting an oxygen delivery device to a patient interface. The connector includes a housing with a first lumen for delivering oxygen and a second lumen to allow pressure to be measured. A third optional lumen may allow for gas sampling. The housing surrounding the first and second lumen has a portion that includes encoding for determining the type of patient interface being used, as well as a depth indicator sensor.

Abstract: A connector for connecting an oxygen delivery device to a patient interface. The connector includes a housing with a first lumen for delivering oxygen and a second lumen to allow pressure to be measured. A third optional lumen may allow for gas sampling. The housing surrounding the first and second lumen has a portion that includes encoding for determining the type of patient interface being used, as well as a depth indicator sensor.

Abstract: Method and apparatus for printing onto a rotating media is described. According to one embodiment, the printing system includes a print head that is laterally displaced from a radial printing radius, a rotating mechanism to rotate the media, and a controller to print onto an annular print area. The annular print area is defined by an inner hub circumference, two lines substantially parallel to the radial printing radius and tangential to the inner hub circumference, and an outer edge of the media. The print head moves about the annular print area by one or more motion mechanism and prints images onto the media.

Abstract: A water heater security system includes a woven, flexible strap disposed around a water heater to maintain the water heater in a fixed relationship with an adjacent wall. The system includes a pair of wall brackets and may include a buckle assembly. The strap may be formed with two or four ends at least one of which is adjustably attachable to one of the wall brackets or buckle. The buckle can be stamped from metal and bent back on itself to form a slide channel with two sidebars and a crossbar. A slide is disposed within the channel. Side flanges can be formed on the buckle portions or the slide.

Abstract: A system, method, and device are disclosed for providing automatic setting of time of day and other information used by clocks and clock circuits/functions found in host devices such as household appliances, automobiles, wrist watches, computers and other electronic devices. The method and devices described bring an inexpensive automatic, and acceptably accurate procedure for getting the time of day and/or other information into these clocks. The system includes a remote host time piece device for maintaining the time of day and has a timebase with a reference from an electronic input. The system also includes a master time piece for obtaining the correct time and for transmitting the correct time to the remote host time piece device. Circuitry is included in the system for accepting the transmission of the correct time from the master time piece and for setting tile time of day in the remote host time piece device to the correct time transmitted from the master time piece.