Abstract: An exemplary embodiment of present disclosure illustrates a method for automatically testing communication functionality of a device under test (DUT). The method is adapted for driving and controlling at least an instrument to test communication functionality of a DUT through a computing device.

Abstract: A display control system is provided. The display control system includes a first wireless apparatus and a second wireless apparatus. The first wireless apparatus processes a search function to obtain the character of the second wireless apparatus, and confirms whether the second wireless apparatus can connect to the first wireless apparatus according to the second apparatus character. When the second wireless apparatus is able to connect, the first wireless apparatus wirelessly connects to the second wireless apparatus, and outputs a first display signal to the second wireless apparatus. Then, the second wireless apparatus shows the first display signal on a display module for users to view the display contents of the first wireless apparatus on the display module of the second wireless apparatus.

Abstract: A wireless control system includes a first wireless electronic apparatus and a second wireless electronic apparatus. The first wireless electronic apparatus executes a search function to obtain a second apparatus identification message of the second wireless electronic apparatus, and confirms whether the second wireless electronic apparatus is connectable according to the second apparatus identification message. When the second wireless electronic apparatus is connectable, the first wireless electronic apparatus wirelessly connects to the second wireless electronic apparatus, and receives an input event from a second input interface of the second wireless apparatus. Then, the first wireless electronic apparatus executes the input event according to a first operating table, which defines the correspondence relationship between a first input interface of the first wireless electronic apparatus and the second input interface.