Abstract: An apparatus for producing oxygen and hydrogen that uses only simplified electronic functions is shown in FIG. 1 and is described herein. The apparatus includes a container holding a solution such as water and multiple, closely-spaced, flat-plate electrodes arranged sequentially within the container and submerged in the solution. A power supply provides a constant voltage signal to the even numbered electrodes, and the odd numbered electrodes are grounded. The number and size of the electrodes are determined by the size of the engine being regulated.

Abstract: A remote switch for connecting to and providing access to a TDM network. A switch resident of a non-TDM network implements control of various components in order to effectuate telecommunications in the non-TDM network. An access gateway at a remote location connects to the TDM network. The switch accesses the TDM network through the access gateway via the connection.

Abstract: Third-party call control functionality from a user's application platform makes use of existing feature logic and feature interactions within the telephony switch controlling the telephonic device being proxied. A PC coupled to a web-based server and a phone are provided at the user end. An interface includes a server. At the switch end, there is signaling proxy equipment such as a CSTA Manager and a local signaling manager. A call processing core is made up of a Call Engine that may include a 3rd Party Make Call Control (3PCC) API. Call services are provided through the switch, which may include a CSTA service as well as other services.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for detecting and managing overloads in a telecommunications exchange having a central processor for controlling certain operations of the exchange, line/trunk groups connected to the central processor which include telecommunication trunks and/or subscriber lines, and a switching network connected to the central processor and to the line/trunk group which enables telecommunication trunks and/or subscriber lines to communicate with one another. The exchange also includes apparatus for sending a message to the central processor whenever the telecommunication trunks and/or subscriber lines are to communicate with one another, and apparatus for the central processor to receive the message and send a responsive message back to the line/trunk group.