Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for secure endpoint authentication credential control are described. An endpoint agent may receive an indication from an operating system of an endpoint device that the operating has received authentication credentials from a user. The endpoint agent may be housed in the endpoint device, and may detect a change between the received set of authentication credentials and a previous version of authentication credentials. Based on this detection, the endpoint agent may transmit the received authentication credentials to a central server. The central server may transmit the authentication credentials to an information technology (IT) resource which requires user authentication prior to granting access to a user.

Abstract: A belt tensioning assembly for use with a power transmission system including a belt extending between a driver pulley and a driven pulley is provided. The tensioning assembly includes an idler engageable with the belt and rotatably attached to a frame pivotally secured to a base for the power transmission system adjacent the driver pulley. A biasing assembly is pivotally attached between the frame and the base for the transmission system and includes a biasing mechanism adapted to urge the idler contact with into the belt. As the tension in the belt changes due to changes in the power demand, the idler is automatically urged with varying force against the slack side of the belt by the biasing mechanism to provide near constant tension on the belt as it moves between the pulleys.

Abstract: A belt tensioning assembly for use with a power transmission system including a belt extending between a driver pulley and a driven pulley is provided. The tensioning assembly includes an idler engageable with the belt and rotatably attached to a frame pivotally secured to a base for the power transmission system adjacent the driver pulley. A biasing assembly is pivotally attached between the frame and the base for the transmission system and includes a biasing mechanism adapted to urge the idler contact with into the belt. As the tension in the belt changes due to changes in the power demand, the idler is automatically urged with varying force against the slack side of the belt by the biasing mechanism to provide near constant tension on the belt as it moves between the pulleys.