Abstract: An optical fiber plug adapted to be connected to an optical fiber socket and a first optical fiber cable includes a plug sleeve unit, a plug unit, a plug guiding unit, and a coupling unit. The coupling unit includes a coupling seat, a coupling ring, and a coupling cover movable between a locked position and a released position. When the coupling cover is at the locked position, the optical fiber plug is locked to the optical fiber socket by the coupling ring. When the coupling cover is moved from the locked position to the released position, the coupling ring is urged resiliently by the coupling cover to release the optical fiber plug, thereby permitting separation of the optical fiber plug from the optical fiber socket.

Abstract: An optical fiber plug adapted to be connected to an optical fiber socket and a first optical fiber cable includes a plug sleeve unit, a plug unit, a plug guiding unit, and a coupling unit. The coupling unit includes a coupling seat, a coupling ring, and a coupling cover movable between a locked position and a released position. When the coupling cover is at the locked position, the optical fiber plug is locked to the optical fiber socket by the coupling ring. When the coupling cover is moved from the locked position to the released position, the coupling ring is urged resiliently by the coupling cover to release the optical fiber plug, thereby permitting separation of the optical fiber plug from the optical fiber socket.

Abstract: An optical fiber connector device includes an optical fiber connector and an insert unit. The insert unit has a housing and a connecting mechanism. The housing surrounds an axis, and has an outer wall, a surrounding wall, and a cover member. The outer wall defines a first insert opening on the axis, and has a main opening spaced apart from the axis. The outer wall and the surrounding wall are molded as one piece. The cover member covers removably the main opening. The connecting mechanism has a first connecting member surrounded by the outer wall and connected to the optical fiber connector, and a second connecting member surrounded by the surrounding wall, coupled to the first connecting member, and adapted to be connected to another optical fiber connector.

Abstract: An optical fiber distribution apparatus includes a panel extending along a first direction and formed with a first mounting hole and at least two second mounting holes spaced apart from the first mounting hole along the first direction. A plurality of rows of optical fiber connector adapters are arranged in a stack in a direction transverse to the first direction and are inserted into the first mounting hole. At least two multi-fiber push on (MPO) connector adapters are respectively inserted into the at least two second mounting holes.

Abstract: A dual-mode touch sensing method adapted for a stylus and a touch panel comprising N first signal lines and M second signal lines. The method comprises: sequentially controlling the N first signal lines to emit N corresponding pulse signals in N gesture periods in a scanning period, receiving M gesture feedback signals corresponding to the pulse signals via the M second signal lines in each among the N gesture periods, selectively generating a gesture signal based on the gesture feedback signals, determining a stylus period other than the N gesture periods in the scanning period by the stylus, generating a stylus signal in the stylus period by the stylus, and receiving the stylus signal and generating a stylus touching signal accordingly by the touch panel.

Abstract: An optical fiber connector is for linking a standard connector head member and a lucent connector tail member, and includes a first connecting member and a second connecting member. The first connecting member is adapted to be detachably connected to the standard connector head member, and has a first hollow body that defines a first passage. The second connecting member is adapted to be detachably coupled to the lucent connector tail member, is connected to the first connecting member, and has a second hollow body that defines a second passage. The second passage is in spatial communication with the first passage and has a diameter that is 1.3 millimeters. The first connecting member and the second connecting member are molded as one piece.

Abstract: An optical fiber connector for connecting to an optical fiber cable includes a shell, a hollow guiding device, and a socket device. The hollow guiding device is connected to the shell. The socket device includes a hollow socket unit and a ferrule. The socket unit is formed as one piece and is detachably connected to an end of the guiding device opposite to the shell such that the optical fiber cable extends through the guiding device and the shell into the socket unit. The ferrule is disposed in the socket unit and is for connecting to one end of the optical fiber cable.

Abstract: An optical fiber socket for being connected to an optical fiber plug and a first optical fiber cable includes a socket sleeve unit, a socket shell having a surrounding wall that defines a connecting hole for insertion of the first optical fiber cable thereinto and for being engaged with the optical fiber plug, a plurality of spaced-apart receiving holes that extend radially through the surrounding wall and that communicate with the connecting hole, and a plurality of locking members that are movably and respectively disposed in the receiving holes, and a socket guiding unit. When the optical fiber socket is connected to the optical fiber plug, the locking members are urged to move toward and clamp the optical fiber plug.

Abstract: A flat optical fiber cable assembly includes a flat optical fiber cable having an optical fiber cord and at least one tension wire, and a reinforcement mechanism having a reinforcing sleeve sleeved on the at least one tension wire, and a reinforcing body having an outer surface, a through groove indented inwardly from the outer surface, and a positioning groove that is indented inwardly from the outer surface, that is angularly spaced apart from the through groove and that has an engaging portion. The optical fiber cord is inserted into the through groove, and the at least one tension wire is inserted into the positioning groove with the reinforcing sleeve engaging the engaging portion.

Abstract: A sleeve is adapted for a casing of an optical fiber. The casing has a projection and spaced-apart first and second protrusions. The sleeve includes a limiting unit, a first abutment structure, a second abutment structure and a grip unit. The limiting unit includes two clamping walls for clamping the casing and for abutting against the second protrusion of the casing. The first abutment structure is on the limiting unit for abutting against the projection of the casing. The second abutment structure is on the limiting unit for abutting against the first protrusion 35 of the casing. The grip unit extends from the limiting unit and is movable for driving the limiting unit to move the casing.

Abstract: An optical fiber distribution apparatus includes a panel extending along a first direction and formed with a first mounting hole and at least two second mounting holes spaced apart from the first mounting hole along the first direction. A plurality of rows of optical fiber connector adapters are arranged in a stack in a direction transverse to the first direction and are inserted into the first mounting hole. At least two multi-fiber push on (MPO) connector adapters are respectively inserted into the at least two second mounting holes.

Abstract: An LC optical fiber cable adapter includes a main body and a connecting mechanism. The main body includes a base wall, and first and second connecting walls extending respectively from opposite lateral edges of the base wall. The first connecting wall has a first front wall segment and a first rear wall segment. The second connecting wall has a second front wall segment and a second rear wall segment. The connecting mechanism includes a first connecting unit provided on the first front wall segment, and two second connecting units. Each of the second connecting units is provided on a respective one of the second front and rear wall segments of the second connecting wall, and has a contour matching that of the first connecting unit.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer-readable media are provided. Some embodiments include generating credentials for accessing a transmission service; sending, from a first application to a second application, the credentials and a request to perform operations related to a scan job; receiving, at the first application from the second application, credentials from the second application, and a request to access the transmission service; determining whether the credentials from the second application are valid; and in response to determining that the credentials from the second application are valid, getting a file from the second application using the transmission service; and sending the file to a destination.

Abstract: An on-chip temperature sensing device is disclosed. The disclosed on-chip temperature sensing device is capable of sensing an environmental temperature of the chip. The device comprises a reference generating circuit, a first oscillator, a second oscillator, and an arithmetic logic unit. The reference generating circuit is configured to generate a first control voltage to control the first oscillator and the second oscillator. The bias current of the first oscillator and the bias current of the second oscillator are both controlled by the first control voltage so that the bias current of the first oscillator is directly proportional the bias current of the second oscillator regardless the environmental temperature. The first oscillator generates a first oscillation signal, while the second oscillator generates a second oscillation signal. The arithmetic logic unit may calculate the environmental temperature according to the first oscillation signal and the second oscillation signal.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer-readable media are provided. Some embodiments include performing a login process wherein access to one or more resources on an image processing device is granted based on a credential associated with a user. A scan and send process is requested and initiated. A log out command is received during execution of the scan and send process and it is determined that execution of the process is in progress. A log out process that enables execution of the scan and send process to continue is performed. Data associated with the scan and send process is stored when execution of the scan and send process has terminated. The credential and an access request is received at the image processing device. Information about the scan and send process is presented on a display of the image processing device based on the data associated with the scan and send process.

Abstract: An optical fiber connector includes a connector body and an actuating device. The connector body is adapted to connect with an adapter, and includes a main body portion having a tubular section, a resilient retaining arm portion extending inclinedly from the main body portion, and a pressing plate portion extending inclinedly from the main body portion. The actuating device includes a handle unit and two flexible rods extending from the handle unit and through the tubular section in the main body portion to connect with a free end of the pressing plate portion. The handle unit can be pulled to move the free end of the pressing plate portion to press a free end of the resilient retaining arm portion, thereby allowing for removal of the connector body from the adapter.

Abstract: An optical fiber connector includes a connector body and an actuating device. The connector body is adapted to connect with an adapter, and includes a main body portion having a tubular section, a resilient retaining arm portion extending inclinedly from the main body portion, and a pressing plate portion extending inclinedly from the main body portion. The actuating device includes a handle unit and two flexible rods extending from the handle unit and through the tubular section in the main body portion to connect with a free end of the pressing plate portion. The handle unit can be pulled to move the free end of the pressing plate portion to press a free end of the resilient retaining arm portion, thereby allowing for removal of the connector body from the adapter.

Abstract: An LC optical fiber cable adapter includes a main body and a connecting mechanism. The main body includes a base wall, and first and second connecting walls extending respectively from opposite lateral edges of the base wall. The first connecting wall has a first front wall segment and a first rear wall segment. The second connecting wall has a second front wall segment and a second rear wall segment. The connecting mechanism includes a first connecting unit provided on the first front wall segment, and two second connecting units. Each of the second connecting units is provided on a respective one of the second front and rear wall segments of the second connecting wall, and has a contour matching that of the first connecting unit.

Abstract: A boot for cooperating with a head piece to serve as an optical fiber connector includes a positioning piece and a curved tube. The positioning piece is connected to the headpiece and has two parallel through holes. The curved tube has a curved tubular section and an affixing sleeve section. The curved tubular section is connected to the positioning piece, and is formed with an elongated groove that extends along length of the curved tubular section, such that two optical fiber lines coupled to the headpiece through the positioning piece are installed into the curved tubular section via the groove. The affixing sleeve section is connected to the curved tubular section, and is adapted for affixing portions of the optical fiber lines thereon.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer-readable media are provided. Some embodiments include generating credentials for accessing a transmission service; sending, from a first application to a second application, the credentials and a request to perform operations related to a scan job; receiving, at the first application from the second application, credentials from the second application, and a request to access the transmission service; determining whether the credentials from the second application are valid; and in response to determining that the credentials from the second application are valid, getting a file from the second application using the transmission service; and sending the file to a destination.