Disclosed is an industrial control device including a point-to-point backplane/point module architecture providing RIUP (Removal and Insertion Under Power) functionality where data communications between modules is maintained after the removal of a point module from the backplane. According to an exemplary embodiment, a backplane includes a plurality of bypass switches controlled by respective point modules, whereby data communicated bypass a removed point module interface and point-to-point data communications are provided to an inserted point module after an initial routine is executed by a microcontroller associated with the inserted point module.

A system for providing access to subscriber lines includes a plurality of blade test access modules, including: a first blade test access module configured to engage with a first portion of a distribution frame. The first blade test access module includes first substrate, a plurality of first conductors positioned to engage with first terminals of the distribution frame, and one or more switches to control access to a first plurality of subscriber lines connected to the first terminals. The plurality of blade text access modules also includes a second blade test access module configured to engage with a second portion of the distribution frame. The second blade test access module includes a second substrate, a plurality of second conductors positioned to engage with second terminals of the distribution frame, and one or more switches to control access to a second plurality of subscriber lines connected to the second terminals.

A device directed to a combination computing and input device. The computing device providing a plurality of sides, each of the plurality of sides are disposed between an electronic display screen and a back of the computing device. The input device communicates with the computing device and provides a pair of control modules adjacent to and confining the computing device on at least two opposing sides of the computing device. The input device further provides a structural bridge securing the pair of control modules one to the other, a touch sensitive input module, and a transaction system configured for point of sale use. The structural bridge adaptively and snugly accommodate the length of the computing device. A first of the pair of control modules features a retention mechanism communicating with the structural bridge, which snugly accommodates the length of the computing device.

A solid state drive (SSD) apparatus including a plurality of solid state drives, a channel-interleaved interface operably coupled to the solid state drives, and a Peripheral Component Interconnect Express (PCIe) bridge operably coupled to the channel-interleaved interface.

A floating multi-connector blind mating system includes a multi-connector chassis coupled to a pair of first connectors that extend from the multi-connector chassis. A connector float subsystem in the multi-connector chassis is coupled to the pair of first connectors and allows each of the first connectors to move within a plane. A connector securing element on the multi-connector chassis is coupled to the pair of first connectors and resists movement of each of the pair of first connectors perpendicular to the plane. A respective blind-mate element is connected to each of a pair of second connectors, and the pair of first connectors are guided by the respective blind mate elements into engagement with the pair of second connectors when the multi-connector chassis is moved towards the pair of second connectors.

An Open Compute Project (OCP) mezzanine riser with repurposed connectivity to allow for increased PCIe card count on a motherboard server. The OCP mezzanine riser includes at least one OCP connector, where the OCP connectors are mounted on the bottom of the mezzanine riser card and mate with at least one of three OCP connection points that are mounted on a server motherboard. Further, the OCP mezzanine riser includes one or more PCIe lanes mounted on the top of the mezzanine riser card, where a PCIe card may be connected to the one or more PCIe lanes of the mezzanine riser.

Disclosed is a television including a display body and an interface extension apparatus. The display body includes a shell and a main board provided with a first interface and installed in the shell. The shell is provided with a channel opening. The interface extension apparatus includes a driving module and an interface extension line including a data line and a second interface. The data line is connected between the first interface and the second interface. The driving module is in transmission connection with the data line. The driving module is for driving one end of the interface extension line provided with the second interface to out of the shell through the channel opening, and driving the interface extension line out of the shell to be retracted into the shell through the channel opening. The application also discloses a television control method and a control apparatus.

An information processing apparatus includes: a processor configured to: perform control that displays a virtual screen superimposed on a real space to a user; and when attaching a device to be added to an electronic substrate, display a guidance for attaching the device to the electronic substrate as the virtual screen, with respect to the electronic substrate and the device in the real space.

A memory module has data buffers coupled to a registered clock driver (RCD) via buffer communication (BCOM) bus. The memory module includes memory devices managed as a first pseudo channel and a second pseudo channel. The data buffers manage data transmission between the memory devices and a host based on commands received over the BCOM bus. The RCD can send a first BCOM command on the BCOM bus to the data buffer, the first BCOM command to specify a rank and a burst length for the first pseudo channel. The RCD can send a second BCOM command on the BCOM bus to the data buffer, the second BCOM command to specify a rank and a burst length for the second pseudo channel, and a timing offset relative to the first BCOM command.

An information handling system may include a motherboard and a floating paddle card. The motherboard may include a host system comprising a host system processor, a logic device configured to perform a functionality of the information handling system in accordance with code stored on non-transitory computer-readable media of the logic device, and a management controller communicatively coupled to the host system processor and the logic device and configured to perform out-of-band management of the information handling system. The floating paddle card may be communicatively coupled to the motherboard and configured to serve as interface between one or more devices coupled to the floating paddle card and the logic device and the management controller, the floating paddle card comprising a microcontroller unit configured to, alone or in combination with other circuitry of the floating paddle card, divide management of the one or more devices between the motherboard and the floating paddle card.