Abstract: A human interface module includes a body. At least one input device and at least one output device are connected to the body. A mounting protrusion projects outwardly from the body and that is adapted to be received through a mounting aperture defined in a door or other cabinet panel for fixedly securing said body to the panel. The mounting aperture can be punched and include an alignment notch that receives a locator nib of the mounting protrusion. A nut can be advanced on a threaded portion of the mounting protrusion to secure the body to the panel. The body can be a bezel that receives a removable interface module. A USB Type-C or other electrical connector can be connected to the body and is adapted to mate with a corresponding mating connector of a cable. The connector can be accessible through a hollow core of the mounting protrusion.

Abstract: An electronic tag having an integrated audio playback system for the identification of a pet whereby an audio message can be recorded, stored, and played back. The electronics tag defines a waterproof and shockproof case that is designed to be safely consumed by animals if accidently swallowed. The electronic tag comprises a microphone, a circuit board, power source, battery status indicator, waterproof membrane, and speaker. The circuit board is configured to, upon various engagements of a recording switch and play switch, enter a record mode or enter a playback mode, thereby enabling the owner to record desired audio message on the electronic tag, which subsequently then may be played back to another person in the event the pet is lost.

Abstract: An electronic tag having an integrated audio playback system for the identification of a pet whereby an audio message can be recorded, stored, and played back. The electronics tag defines a waterproof and shockproof case that is designed to be safely consumed by animals if accidently swallowed. The electronic tag comprises a microphone, a circuit board, power source, battery status indicator, waterproof membrane, and speaker. The circuit board is configured to, upon various engagements of a recording switch and play switch, enter a record mode or enter a playback mode, thereby enabling the owner to record desired audio message on the electronic tag, which subsequently then may be played back to another person in the event the pet is lost.