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The Lounge What is on Your Mind? Does anyone know what technology this logo belongs to? Post 303042928 by drl on Saturday 11th of January 2020 11:16:12 AM
Old 01-11-2020
Hi.

Yeah, late.

Searched for logo q1 or o1 or 01, and followed links to images (old-fashioned footwork).

It could be either PPM, a tape manufacturer, or the outfit that designed the logo for PPM:

PPM Industries | Tape you can trust | Adhesive Tapes manufacturer
Q1. Launching a new brand in the American car refinishing market – CCRZ

Best wishes ... cheers, drl
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Net::UPnP::Device(3pm)					User Contributed Perl Documentation				    Net::UPnP::Device(3pm)

NAME
Net::UPnP::Device - Perl extension for UPnP. SYNOPSIS
use Net::UPnP::ControlPoint; my $obj = Net::UPnP::ControlPoint->new(); @dev_list = $obj->search(st =>'upnp:rootdevice', mx => 3); $devNum= 0; foreach $dev (@dev_list) { $device_type = $dev->getdevicetype(); if ($device_type ne 'urn:schemas-upnp-org:device:MediaServer:1') { next; } print "[$devNum] : " . $dev->getfriendlyname() . " "; unless ($dev->getservicebyname('urn:schemas-upnp-org:service:ContentDirectory:1')) { next; } $condir_service = $dev->getservicebyname('urn:schemas-upnp-org:service:ContentDirectory:1'); unless (defined(condir_service)) { next; } %action_in_arg = ( 'ObjectID' => 0, 'BrowseFlag' => 'BrowseDirectChildren', 'Filter' => '*', 'StartingIndex' => 0, 'RequestedCount' => 0, 'SortCriteria' => '', ); $action_res = $condir_service->postcontrol('Browse', \%action_in_arg); unless ($action_res->getstatuscode() == 200) { next; } $actrion_out_arg = $action_res->getargumentlist(); unless ($actrion_out_arg->{'Result'}) { next; } $result = $actrion_out_arg->{'Result'}; while ($result =~ m/<dc:title>(.*?)</dc:title>/sgi) { print " $1 "; } $devNum++; } DESCRIPTION
The package is used a object of UPnP device. METHODS
getdescription - get the description. $description = $dev->getdescription( name => $name # undef ); Get the device description of the SSDP location header. The function returns the all description when the name parameter is not specified, otherwise return a value the specified name. getdevicetype - get the device type. $description = $dev->getdevicetype(); Get the device type from the device description. getfriendlyname - get the device type. $friendlyname = $dev->getfriendlyname(); Get the friendly name from the device description. getmanufacturer - get the manufacturer. $manufacturer = $dev->getmanufacturer(); Get the manufacturer name from the device description. getmanufacturerrul - get the manufacturer url. $manufacturer_url = $dev->getmanufacturerrul(); Get the manufacturer url from the device description. getmodeldescription - get the model description. $model_description = $dev->getmodeldescription(); Get the model description from the device description. getmodelname - get the model name. $model_name = $dev->getmodelname(); Get the model name from the device description. getmodelnumber - get the model number. $model_number = $dev->getmodelnumber(); Get the model number from the device description. getmodelurl - get the model url. $model_url = $dev->getmodelurl(); Get the model url from the device description. getserialnumber - get the serialnumber. $serialnumber = $dev->getserialnumber(); Get the model description from the device description. getudn - get the device UDN. $udn = $dev->getudn(); Get the UDN from the device description. getupc - get the device UPC. $upc = $dev->getupc(); Get the UPC from the device description. getservicelist - get the device type. @service_list = $dev->getservicelist(); Get the service list in the device. Please see Net::UPnP::Service too. SEE ALSO
Net::UPnP::Service AUTHOR
Satoshi Konno skonno@cybergarage.org CyberGarage http://www.cybergarage.org COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
Copyright (C) 2005 by Satoshi Konno It may be used, redistributed, and/or modified under the terms of BSD License. perl v5.10.1 2009-07-27 Net::UPnP::Device(3pm)
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