Abstract: Provided is a method for processing live-streaming data. The method includes: displaying at least one live-streaming plan of a live-streaming room; determining a target live-streaming plan in response to a select operation on the at least one live-streaming plan; acquiring plan content of the target live-streaming plan in response to an announcement set operation on the target live-streaming plan; and generating a live-streaming announcement of the target live-streaming plan based on the plan content of the target live-streaming plan.

Abstract: A method and an apparatus for pushing information in a live broadcast room is provided. After a first client sends a keyword to a server, the server returns a name of a target object obtained based on the keyword and a live broadcast room access path to the first client, and in response to an access request of the first client, accesses the first client to a corresponding live broadcast room, and pushes access description information of the first client and the name of the target object to other clients that have accessed the live broadcast room. After other clients have accessed the live broadcast room, whenever a new client accesses the live broadcast room, the name of the target object associated when the new client accesses the live broadcast room is displayed.

Abstract: A method and an apparatus for pushing information in a live broadcast room is provided. After a first client sends a keyword to a server, the server returns a name of a target object obtained based on the keyword and a live broadcast room access path to the first client, and in response to an access request of the first client, accesses the first client to a corresponding live broadcast room, and pushes access description information of the first client and the name of the target object to other clients that have accessed the live broadcast room. After other clients have accessed the live broadcast room, whenever a new client accesses the live broadcast room, the name of the target object associated when the new client accesses the live broadcast room is displayed.

Abstract: An assembling jig for an optical-fiber connector includes two sleeve halves inter-connectible to form a sleeve body. Each of the sleeve halves includes a front half section, a rear half section extending rearwardly and longitudinally from the front half section, an abutment face extending longitudinally from the front half section to the rear half section, a strain relief sleeve holding groove opens at a front end face of the front half section and a cable passage groove opening at a rear end face of the rear half section. When the abutment faces abut with each other, the strain relief sleeve holding grooves cooperatively form a strain relief sleeve holding hole, and the cable passage grooves cooperatively form a cable passage hole.

Abstract: A fiber optic distribution box includes a box body and detachable mounting caps to mount fiber optic connectors to the box body. The box body has a box terminal wall formed with through holes. The detachable mounting caps are disposed on the through holes and connected detachably to the box terminal wall. Each detachable mounting cap has a hollow cap body, and a mount hole formed inside the hollow cap body. The hollow cap body includes a cap bottom surface lying on the box terminal wall, and a front inclined cap surface inclined with respect to the box terminal wall. The mount hole extends through the front inclined cap surface and the cap bottom surface to communicate with a cable reception space of the box body through the respective through hole.

Abstract: A detachable mounting cap includes a hollow cap body and a mount hole formed inside the hollow cap body. The hollow cap body is configured to detachably connect a box body of a fiber optic distribution box, and includes a cap bottom surface configured to lie on the box body, and a front inclined cap surface inclinedly extending upward from the cap bottom surface and configured to be inclined with respect to the box body. The mount hole extends through the front inclined cap surface and the cap bottom surface, and is configured to communicate with a through hole of the box body and to detachably mount the fiber optic connector.

Abstract: A detachable mounting cap includes a hollow cap body and a mount hole formed inside the hollow cap body. The hollow cap body is configured to detachably connect a box body of a fiber optic distribution box, and includes a cap bottom surface configured to lie on the box body, and a front inclined cap surface inclinedly extending upward from the cap bottom surface and configured to be inclined with respect to the box body. The mount hole extends through the front inclined cap surface and the cap bottom surface, and is configured to communicate with a through hole of the box body and to detachably mount the fiber optic connector.

Abstract: A fiber optic distribution box includes a box body and detachable mounting caps to mount fiber optic connectors to the box body. The box body has a box terminal wall formed with through holes. The detachable mounting caps are disposed on the through holes and connected detachably to the box terminal wall. Each detachable mounting cap has a hollow cap body, and a mount hole formed inside the hollow cap body. The hollow cap body includes a cap bottom surface lying on the box terminal wall, and a front inclined cap surface inclined with respect to the box terminal wall. The mount hole extends through the front inclined cap surface and the cap bottom surface to communicate with a cable reception space of the box body through the respective through hole.

Abstract: A fiber optic pulling grip assembly includes a front grip unit to grip a front end of a mesh of a fiber optic cable, and a rear grip unit to grip a rear end of the mesh. The rear grip includes a sleeve member and a tubular fastener. The sleeve member has an anti-slip portion that has protrusions to increase friction between the anti-slip portion and a rear end of the mesh. The tubular fastener is sleeved around the sleeve member. A cable entry hole of the tubular fastener allows insertion of the fiber optic cable into the sleeve member. The anti-slip portion and the tubular fastener cooperate to clamp therebetween the rear end of the mesh.

Abstract: A fiber optic adaptor assembly, to be inserted into a metal faceplate of a fiber distribution hub, includes a main body, a connector holder and a conductive ring member. The connector holder is removably inserted into an installation hole of the main body. The conductive ring member is removably sleeved around an outer periphery of the main body. The conductive ring member electrically contacts and cooperates with the metal faceplate to provide a shielding effect against electromagnetic interferences when the main body is inserted into the faceplate.

Abstract: A cable connecting assembly includes a tubular member, a securing member, a seal unit, and a hollow barrel member that defines an accommodating space. The tubular member is disposed in the accommodating space and has two annular grooves. The securing member has a coupling portion abutting against the tubular member and threadedly engaging the barrel member, and an abutment portion abutting against the barrel member. The seal unit includes two first seal rings respectively disposed in the annular grooves and sealingly contacting an inner surface of the barrel member, and a second seal ring sleeved on the coupling portion of the securing member and sealingly contacting the inner surface of the barrel member and the abutment portion of the securing member.

Abstract: An optical fiber distribution box includes a base, a seat, an input tube and output tubes. The seat includes a standing wall, two protruding ribs and two holes. The standing wall is disposed behind and connected to the base and has a positioning hole formed therethrough along a front-to-rear direction. The protruding ribs rearwardly extend from the standing wall, are opposite along a left-to-right direction, and respectively formed with two through holes for extension of a binding belt. The holes extend through the standing wall and respectively through the protruding ribs and flank the positioning hole.

Abstract: A fiber optic adaptor includes two spaced apart engagement members protruding from a housing for connecting a ferrule member, and an auxiliary member disposed around the engagement members. The auxiliary member has a fixing portion and a moving portion. The moving portion is connected and movable relative to the fixing portion between pushing and non-pushing positions. When the moving portion is in the non-pushing position, the ferrule member is prevented from being detached from the engagement members. When the moving portion is in the pushing portion, the ferrule is allowed to be detached from the engagement members.

Abstract: A cable connecting assembly includes a barrel member, a tubular member partially received in the barrel member, a securing member, and a seal unit. The tubular member includes a head part and a hollow tail part. The head part defines a receiving space adapted to receive an end portion of the cable therein. The tail part is connected to the head part, is adapted for a neck portion of the cable to extend therethrough, and is curved to extend in a direction transverse to the lengthwise direction. The tail part includes two body halves removably coupled to each other. The securing member has a through hole permitting extension of the tail part. The seal unit is sleeved on the head part and sealingly contacts an inner surface of the barrel member.

Abstract: A cable connecting assembly includes a tubular member, a securing member, a seal unit, and a hollow barrel member that defines an accommodating space. The tubular member is disposed in the accommodating space and has two annular grooves. The securing member has a coupling portion abutting against the tubular member and threadedly engaging the barrel member, and an abutment portion abutting against the barrel member. The seal unit includes two first seal rings respectively disposed in the annular grooves and sealingly contacting an inner surface of the barrel member, and a second seal ring sleeved on the coupling portion of the securing member and sealingly contacting the inner surface of the barrel member and the abutment portion of the securing member.

Abstract: A plug-in device is adapted for being sleeved onto an optical fiber connector. The optical fiber connector is connected to a terminal unit, and includes a connector body extending in a front-to-rear direction along an axis, and disposed for receiving at least one optical fiber, and a sleeve body sleeved on the connector body. The plug-in device includes a main body adapted to removably hold the sleeve body of the optical fiber connector, and formed with a receiving space, and a handle rod fixedly connected to and extending rearwardly from the main body, and adapted for being gripped by an operator.

Abstract: An optical fiber cable assembly includes a core sheath defining an installation space that is formed therethrough along length thereof, an auxiliary thread extending through the installation space, and having opposite first and second end sections that respectively extend out of two ends of the core sheath, and at least one core connected to the first end section of the auxiliary thread, such that the second end section of the auxiliary thread can be pulled outwardly to move the core into the core sheath.

Abstract: An assembly for installing an optical fiber cable which includes a fiber core assembly and a reinforcement yarn assembly surrounding the fiber core assembly. The assembly includes a leading unit having a yarn positioner for fixing a front part of the reinforcement yarn assembly, and a trailing unit including a front cap, a rear tube, and a middle tube that has front and rear threaded portions threadedly engage the front cap and the rear tube, respectively. The front cap has a threaded sleeve portion sleeving around the front threaded portion of the middle tube for clamping a rear part of the reinforcement yarn assembly against the middle tube, thereby fixing the rear part of the reinforcement yarn assembly.

Abstract: A clip device includes a clip detachably holding an outer housing of a fiber optic connector and having a front engaging portion that is detachably sleeved on the outer housing and that abuts against a protrusion member of the outer housing, and a rear abutting portion that abuts against lateral shoulder faces of the outer housing. A gripping handle extends from the rear abutting portion of the clip. A rearward removal force applied to the gripping handle is transmitted to the protrusion member of the outer housing to facilitate removal of the fiber optic connector. A frontward insertion force applied to the gripping handle is transmitted to the lateral shoulder faces of the outer housing to facilitate insertion of the fiber optic connector.