Abstract: A re-timer device includes transceiver circuitry. The transceiver circuitry includes clock generation circuitry and first receiver circuitry. The clock generation circuitry generates a first clock signal. The first receiver circuitry receives the first clock signal and a first input signal. The first receiver circuitry generates a first frequency offset value based on the first input signal and the first clock signal. The first input signal has a first frequency and the first clock signal has a second frequency different than the first frequency. The first receiver circuitry outputs the first frequency offset value.

Abstract: Described herein is a computer implemented method. The method includes receiving a connect presenter request from a presenter application, the connect presenter request identifying a remote control session (RCS); establishing a RCS presenter connection with the presenter application; receiving a connect remote controller request from a remote controller application, the connect remote controller request identifying the RCS; and establishing a RCS remote controller connection with the remote controller application. The method further includes receiving, over the RCS remote controller connection, a remote controller-to-server command message defining a remote control command. In response, a server-to-presenter command message is generated which includes command data in respect of the remote control command. The server-to-presenter command message is then communicated to the presenter application over the RCS presenter connection.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to an aircraft stowage unit configured to provide a footwell for an adjacent seating unit.

Abstract: An aircraft galley unit comprising a compartment configured to receive airline cart food containers, wherein a shape and size of the compartment is such that the airline cart food containers are vertically arrangeable in the compartment and sit flush against the walls of the compartment.

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention relate to a package assembly for enclosing a plurality of communication connector jacks (e.g., a plurality of electrical connector jacks) in an enclosure from which the communication connector jacks can be easily removed. In an embodiment, a package assembly includes an enclosure defining a plurality of compartments and a plurality of communication connector jacks. Each communication connector jack may be positioned in a corresponding one of the compartments.