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US Patent 6810121
Issued Date
October 26, 2004
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Abstract
A common package serves as, for example, a common network interface package for a switching system. Since the common package is usable for various purposes, its cost is reduced and the cost of maintenance and management of the switching system is reduced. The common package is a printed board package (35) installed in an apparatus and used for a variety of purposes. The common package includes a programmable device (36), memories (45 to 48) for storing programs to configure the programmable device, a selector (41) for selecting one of the programs from the memory so that the selected program may so configure the programmable device as to make the common package serve as a specific circuit, and an instruction unit (51) for issuing an instruction to specify the program to be selected by the selector.
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Owner
Fujitsu Limited (Kawasaki,JP)
Published
October 26, 2004
Application Number
09/373,166
Filed
August 12, 1999
US Classification
379/399.01   379/244 379/268 379/333 379/413.02
Int'l Classification
H04Q   3/545   (20060101)  
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Attorney/Law Firm
Priority Data
Nov 24, 1998 [JP] 10-332665
USPTO Field of Search
379/9.01   379/9.02   379/156   379/157   379/165   379/196   379/197   379/242   379/244   379/246   379/399.01   379/268   379/333   379/413.02  
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