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A system and method in a wireless communication network access point for configuring operation of the access point. Various aspects of the present invention may comprise determining communication configuration information desired for the access point. Communication configuration information may, for example, correspond to a particular communication protocol. Communication configuration information may, for example and without limitation, comprise information selecting one or more particular modules or specifying operation of one or more modules. Communication configuration information may, for example, comprise executable code. Desired communication configuration information may, for example, be determined through communication with a user or other networked device. Determined communication configuration information may then be acquired (e.g., from a networked server or other device). Such acquisition may, for example, comprise receiving solicited or unsolicited communication configuration information. The access point may then be configured in accordance with the acquired communication configuration information.

A lithographic apparatus comprises a substrate table that supports a substrate having alignment marks on a surface thereof. The apparatus further comprises a frame moveable relative to the substrate to provide for a scanning or stepping mode of operation. An array of projection systems is disposed across the frame for projecting respective patterned beams onto a target portion of the substrate. A plurality of alignment mark detectors are attached to the frame and are moveable with respect to the frame using respective linear drive mechanisms. A position sensor is associated with each alignment mark detector for determining the position of the detector relative to the frame. A control system is responsible for both initial positioning of the detectors above alignment mark patterns on the substrate, and for dynamic alignment of the frame and substrate during a lithographic process.

A marine vessel maneuvering supporting apparatus is used in a marine vessel which includes a propulsion system and a steering mechanism. The marine vessel maneuvering supporting apparatus includes a first operational unit arranged select a forward drive position for forward drive of the propulsion system, a reverse drive position for reverse drive of the propulsion system, and a neutral position for an inactive state of the propulsion system, a second operational unit arranged to command rightward and leftward movement of the marine vessel, and a target value computing unit arranged to determine target values including a target propulsive force for the propulsion system and a target steering angle for the steering mechanism, such that the marine vessel undergoes parallel movement in a direction that is in accordance with an operation position of the first operational unit when rightward or leftward movement is commanded by the second operational unit.

Described is an apparatus for packaging batches (1) of products packed in a carton (2) or wrapped in a wrapping film (3), comprising: means (4) of grouping individual packs (5) of products in batches (1) of products; a lifting surface (6) to lift the batch (1) from a first height (Q1) for receiving to a second height (Q2) for introducing; an element (7) for pushing the batch (1), positioned at the second height (Q2), configured to move, in both directions, along a direction (D) of movement, between a retracted non-operating end position and an extended operating end position for pushing the batch (1) towards a zone loading (ZC) designed to be engaged by a carton (2) to be filled; a connecting surface (8) for the sliding of the batch (1) interposed between the lifting surface (6) and the loading zone (ZC); the connecting surface having a pair of vertical side walls (9, 10) and an upper horizontal wall (11) in such a way as to form a tunnel (8); a station (12) for feeding wrapping film (3); folding means (13) for supporting and guiding the wrapping film (3) wound round the outer walls forming the tunnel (8); first means (14) for longitudinal sealing of the film (3) configured to join two longitudinal flaps of the film (3) to form a tubular shape; second means (15) for transversal sealing the film (3) positioned close to the rear end of the tunnel (8) for joining the top and bottom flaps of the tubular wrapping film (3); a first pair of panels (16) connected to the connecting tunnel (8) for containing / retaining the batch (1) coming out from the tunnel (8); the first pair of panels (16) having means (17) for their sliding along the side walls (9, 10), in both directions, in such a way as to modify the operating length of the tunnel (8).

A storage system and method are provided including physical storage devices controlled by storage control devices constituting a storage control layer operatively coupled to the physical storage devices and hosts. The storage control layer includes: a first virtual layer interfacing with the hosts, operable to represent a logical address space characterized by logical block addresses, characterized by an Internal Virtual Address Space (IVAS) and operable, responsive to I / O requests addressed to logical block addresses, to provide protocol-dependent translation of said logical block addresses into IVAS addresses; and a second virtual layer interfacing with the physical storage space, and operable to represent available physical space to said hosts and characterized by a Physical Virtual Address Space (PVAS). Each address in PVAS having a corresponding address in IVAS. The second virtual layer is operable to translate PVAS addresses corresponding to IVAS addresses into addresses in physical address space in a protocol-independent manner.