Abstract: A cartridge for photographic processing agents, which is formed of containers for photographic processing agents and a storage box for housing the containers in any selected dispositions in the box, in which at least one of the containers is provided with at least one recess on an outer side thereof, and at least one opening is formed on the storage box corresponding to the recess of the container housed in the storage box, and in which the cartridge having the recess in the container and the opening corresponding to recess in the storage box prevents the cartridge from being erroneously loaded to an automatic photo-processor; and a container for a photographic processing agent usable in the cartridge.

Abstract: A discharge tube 10 formed by forming an airtight envelope 16 by hermetically sealing openings at both ends of a case member 12 made of an insulating material opened at both ends with a pair of cap members 14, 14 that double a discharge electrode, forming a predetermined discharge gap 22 between discharge electrode portions 18, 18 of the cap members 14, 14, forming on an inner wall surface 24 of the case members 12 a plurality of linear triggering discharge films 28 of which both ends are disposed separated by a small discharge gap 26 opposite to the cap members 14, 14 that double a discharge electrode, forming on a surface of the discharge electrode portion 18 a film 30 containing an alkali iodide, and encapsulating a discharge gas containing Kr (krypton) in the airtight envelope 16.

Abstract: A cartridge for photographic processing agents, which is formed of containers for photographic processing agents and a storage box for housing the containers in any selected dispositions in the box, in which at least one of the containers is provided with at least one recess on an outer side thereof, and at least one opening is formed on the storage box corresponding to the recess of the container housed in the storage box, and in which the cartridge having the recess in the container and the opening corresponding to recess in the storage box prevents the cartridge from being erroneously loaded to an automatic photo-processor; and a container for a photographic processing agent usable in the cartridge.

Abstract: To carry out data processing with low load and at necessary timing even if a high performance device is not used, and to carry out precise data communication. A first communication control part 132 converts a plurality of original data to be transmitted, into fixed length data packets by padding, and informs a second communication control part 122 of actual data lengths of these fixed length data packets, by a FIFO memory 146, and also, transmits these fixed length data to the second communication part 122 by DMA, and thereby, a CPU 123 of the second communication control part 122 restores original data from the fixed length data which was transmitted, at short times and with low load, on the basis of actual data lengths.

Abstract: A cartridge for photographic processing agents, which is formed of containers for photographic processing agents and a storage box for housing the containers in any selected dispositions in the box, in which at least one of the containers is provided with at least one recess on an outer side thereof, and at least one opening is formed on the storage box corresponding to the recess of the container housed in the storage box, and in which the cartridge having the recess in the container and the opening corresponding to recess in the storage box prevents the cartridge from being erroneously loaded to an automatic photo-processor; and a container for a photographic processing agent usable in the cartridge.

Abstract: An I/O cell (101) becomes an output state according to a burn-in test mode signal M in a burn-in test and the output of a port output signal setting register (106) is selected in an output signal selecting circuit (105). An instruction for periodically alternately setting “H” and “L” in the port output signal setting register (106) is written in test ROM (103). According to this circuit configuration, in burn-in, “H” and “L” are alternately output from the I/O cell (101) and appropriate stress can be applied to the I/O cell (101).

Abstract: The position detecting apparatus of the present invention comprises position detecting means for receiving radio waves for position detection and outputting position information and DSRC means for receiving radio waves for DSRC and processing signals, characterized in that the position detecting means and the DSRC means are controlled via the same CPU and share part or whole of storage means and that the position detecting means is adapted to operate in either the full drive mode or suppress mode.

Abstract: An I/O cell (101) becomes an output state according to a burn-in test mode signal M in a burn-in test and the output of a port output signal setting register (106) is selected in an output signal selecting circuit (105). An instruction for periodically alternately setting “H” and “L” in the port output signal setting register (106) is written in test ROM (103). According to this circuit configuration, in burn-in, “H” and “L” are alternately output from the I/O cell (101) and appropriate stress can be applied to the I/O cell (101).

Abstract: A fault diagnosis device searches for causes of fault of a device under test via a fault tree having a tree structure corresponding to the hardware organization of the device under test, where the nodes of the fault tree correspond to the units of the device under test. Some of the nodes including the root node have three or more child nodes. A test table associated with each node other than a leaf includes: a description of parameters to be detected by detector units; test conditions with respect to the parameters detected by the detector units; and fault probability table representing the fault probability values and the child node names corresponding to the respective patterns of results of the tests. The whole fault tree may be divided into a main fault tree stored in the main memory and fault branch trees stored in auxiliary memory. Then, the fault branch trees are loaded into the main memory when needed.

Abstract: A container is formed for a liquid. In order to reduce a volume of the container for a liquid after use thereof, a bellows portion is provided at an axial direction portion of a container main body. A lid member is removed, and liquid within the container for a liquid is discharged from an opening portion. The bellows portion is contracted so that head space can be adjusted and so that a volume of the container main body can be reduced. Further, because the head space can be adjusted, an interior of the container for a liquid is always substantially filled with the liquid so that oxidation of the liquid can be prevented. When the liquid is poured, the bellows portion automatically expands and contracts so that the liquid flows quickly and so that little air is drawn in. Further, if a certain amount or more of the liquid in the interior is discharged, the volume can be reduced, and a volume-reduced state can be maintained by tightly screwing the lid member.

Abstract: A liquid is charged into a container through a liquid charging opening, which is formed at an upper end of the container. The container comprises a bottom for self-support, which is formed at a lower end of the container and causes the container to be supported by itself, and a pleated expansible part, which is formed at a middle region between the upper end and the lower end of the container and which expands or contracts vertically and causes the volume of the container to change due to at least a predetermined value of vertical load when the vertical load is given to the container. The container is fed into a liquid charging system, while the container is being supported by itself and the pleated expansible part is being contracted. Thereafter, when or before the liquid is charged by the liquid charging system into the container, at least the predetermined value of vertical load is given to the container, and the pleated expansible part is thereby caused to expand by a predetermined amount.