Abstract: An auto-injector with an interlock mechanism for defining an operation sequence of the auto-injector in a manner to allow a lateral trigger button to be operated only when a proximal end of the auto-injector is pressed against an injection site.

Abstract: An auto-injector with an interlock mechanism for defining an operation sequence of the auto-injector in a manner to allow a lateral trigger button to be operated only when a proximal end of the auto-injector is pressed against an injection site.

Abstract: An auto-injector with an interlock mechanism for defining an operation sequence in a manner to allow a lateral trigger button to be operated when a proximal end of the auto-injector is pressed against an injection site. A detector is arranged inside an elongate housing of the auto-injector at the proximal end and slidable in longitudinal direction and biased by a detector spring. A dog is arranged at the trigger button and wherein at least one longitudinal bar is provided, at least one of the bars slidable in longitudinal direction and coupled to the detector for distal movement. A recess for the dog is provided in the bar for allowing the trigger button to be pressed when the detector means is being pushed into the auto-injector and wherein otherwise the dog is engaged with the bar in a manner to prevent the trigger button from being pressed.

Abstract: The invention relates to an auto-injector with an interlock mechanism for defining an operation sequence of the auto-injector (1) in a manner to allow a lateral trigger button (16) to be operated only when a proximal end (P) of the auto-injector (1) is pressed against an injection site, wherein a detector means (18) is arranged inside an elongate housing (2) of the auto-injector (1) at the proximal end (P), the detector means (18) slidable in longitudinal direction and biased by a detector spring (19) into a position with the detector means (18) protruding beyond the proximal end (P), wherein a dog (16.2) is arranged at the trigger button (16) and wherein at least one longitudinal bar (18.1, 21) is provided, at least one of the bars (21) slidable in longitudinal direction and coupled to the detector means (18) for joint movement at least in distal direction (D), wherein a recess (21.1) for the dog (16.

Abstract: The present invention relates to capacity management, and more particularly to capacity management on devices which have limited storage capacity. Until recently, however, storage has not been a problem for such portable communication devices since generally the only information stored thereon has been names, addresses and the like. Such data does not require vast amounts of storage and generally easily fits in the storage capacity provided in such devices. Advances in radiotelephone technology, for example, such as accessing the Internet, however, put increasing demands on the limited storage capacity available, especially with an increasing desire to download application files for use on such devices. The present invention overcomes the above mentioned problems.

Abstract: The present invention relates to capacity management, and more particularly to capacity management on devices which have limited storage capacity. Until recently, however, storage has not been a problem for such portable communication devices since generally the only information stored thereon has been names, addresses and the like. Such data does not require vast amounts of storage and generally easily fits in the storage capacity provided in such devices. Advances in radiotelephone technology, for example, being able to access the Internet, however, puts increasing demands on the limited storage capacity available, especially as there is increasing desire to download application files for use on such devices. The present invention aims to overcome the above mentioned problems.

Abstract: A telephone is disclosed which comprises a memory (6) for storing first information, such as ID information, and a memory module receiver (10) for removably receiving a memory module for storing second information, such as ID information. The telephone also comprises a microprocessor (4) for detecting a change in contact between the memory module and the memory module receiver (10) since the previous use of the telephone. The microprocessor (4) uses the first information when the memory module and receiving means are not in contact and the second information when memory module and receiving means are in contact whilst there is no change detected. However, when a change is detected, the information to be used by the microprocessor (4) is selected, either automatically or manually.

Abstract: A telephone is disclosed which comprises a memory (6) for storing first information, such as ID information, and a memory module receiver (10) for removably receiving a memory module for storing second information, such as ID information. The telephone also comprises a microprocessor (4) for detecting a change in contact between the memory module and the memory module receiver (10) since the previous use of the telephone. The microprocessor (4) uses the first information when the memory module and receiving means are not in contact and the second information when memory module and receiving means are in contact whilst there is no change detected. However, when a change is detected, the information to be used by the microprocessor (4) is selected, either automatically or manually.