Abstract: Known processor systems comprising a processor and memory fields for implementing human-computer interfaces each having a number of elements each element representing a function are rather inflexible systems. The processor system according to the invention is a very flexible system, in that it receives a user code and generates an adjustable code which is allocated to an element and which depends upon the user code. This adjustable code can be a transmission code representing transmission information or can be a display code like an element code representing a display element being enabled or disabled or an element parameter representing a number of times a display element has been activated.

Abstract: Known interface arrangements for coupling a first arrangement based on a first protocol and a second arrangement based on a second protocol are not flexible. By providing a memory of the interface arrangement with at least a first memory field for storing second information elements and a second memory field for storing third information elements, and by comparing a first information element received from the first arrangement with the stored second information element and in case of equality supplying either the received first information element or the stored second information element to the second arrangement and in case of inequality further comparing the received first information element with the stored third information element and selecting a stored second information element which corresponds to the stored third information element and supplying the selected stored second information element to the second arrangement, an interface arrangement is created which is very flexible.

Abstract: Known processor systems comprising a processor and memory fields for containing computer interface profiles each having a number of elements each representing a function are static systems. The processor system according to the invention is a dynamic system, by allocating an element parameter to an element, which element parameter is a function of the number of times this element has been activated, for example per time interval, and by comparing this element parameter with a predefined value. In dependence of the comparison result, the element is displayed directly or indirectly.