Abstract: A massively parallel digital image data processor provides a large number of processing elements arranged in a two-dimensional matrix form. Relative indexed addressing among the processing elements is provided, whereby image data may be easily accessed by and shared among all processing elements. A single-instruction/multiple-data (SIMD) architecture provides instructions to the processing elements in parallel in accordance with specific application programs therefor. The processing elements use triple-ported register files for their internal memory which may input and output data independently and simultaneously. The processing elements are memory-mapped into the address space of the processor's embedded computer to simplify addressing thereof. All image data is inputted and outputted in pixel format. All image data is transferred, stored and processed in bit-serial format.

Abstract: A window generator is disclosed which provides a unique 6 bit target identification number for up to 63 target areas and one background area in a frame of serially scanned data. Any number of target areas can be identified by increasing memory width. The target numbers allow video pipeline processing circuitry to collect statistics separately for each target area. A target number is provided for each pixel as the image is scanned in a raster can format. The target areas are defined as rectangular sectors with background at all other non-target locations. The window generator has contained in a RAM the data necessary to define the window areas. This data is calculated and formatted off-line by a microprocessor and downloaded into the RAM. Information contained in the RAM represents the number of pixels between any two successive target area corners along with a two bit command word.

Abstract: A system for facilitating attachment of a loudspeaker grille to an adjacent structure. The invention includes a fastener with a square head which is shaped to be inserted within a head-receiving portion formed in the grille. The fastener is gripped on one pair of opposite sides between a pair of parallel, longitudinal guides. The other sides of the fastener are captured between an abutment and a depressable latch which is sufficiently flexible to permit insertion of the head thereover into the head-receiving portion.

Abstract: A system for releasably attaching the grille of a loudspeaker directly to the rim of the loudspeaker. The system includes a plurality of latch members in the form of posts extending from the grille, each of the posts having an indentation including a cam and a plurality of latch-engaging portions located in the rim of the loudspeaker in registration with the posts. The latch-engaging portions each include an aperture shaped for penetration by the corresponding post. Locking means comprising a longitudinal slot and a cam receiver juxtaposed the slot is shaped to engage the indentation and cam and extends laterally from each aperture. The cam and cam receiver are correspondingly shaped such that less force is required to engage the cam and cam receiver then is required to disengage the same.