1. A dehumidifier comprising:
a main body in which a heat exchange module is provided;
a water tank under the heat exchange module to collect condensed water from the heat exchange module;
a tank drawer to accommodate the water tank, the tank drawer to be slidably provided at the main body;
a frame to support the heat exchange module, the frame to partition a first space to accommodate the tank drawer from a second space to provide a compressor;
a main guide on first and second surfaces of the frame to guide the tank drawer when the tank drawer is moved inward and when the tank drawer is moved outward; and
a sub guide on the first and second sides of the frame to accommodate a rotation protrusion that protrudes from each of first and second surfaces of the tank drawer, the sub guide to guide slidable movement and rotation of the rotation protrusion at the tank drawer.
2. The dehumidifier according to claim 1, wherein the main guide includes a rack gear is provided in a direction in which the tank drawer is moved outward, and the dehumidifier further comprises:
a pinion gear, at the tank drawer, to be provided at the rack gear and to move along the main guide.
3. The dehumidifier according to claim 2, further comprising a driving motor to rotate the pinion gear.
4. The dehumidifier according to claim 1, wherein the main guide includes:
a horizontal part extending in a direction corresponding to inward movement of the tank drawer and outward movement of the tank drawer; and
a rotation part extending from the horizontal part, the rotation part to guide rotation of the tank drawer.
5. The dehumidifier according to claim 1, wherein a guide member to protrude from each of the first and second surfaces of the tank drawer, and the main guide to include a guide hole to allow the guide member to be inserted therein, and to thereby guide movement of the guide member.
6. The dehumidifier according to claim 1, wherein the tank drawer includes a tilted part to allow the tank drawer to tilt such that the tank drawer is moved outward by a self-weight.
7. The dehumidifier according to claim 1, further comprising:
a main body support extending downward to prevent the dehumidifier from falling down when the tank drawer is moved outward; and
a base plate to define a bottom of the dehumidifier.
8. The dehumidifier according to claim 1, wherein the tank drawer includes a rotation shaft at a rear of the tank drawer.
9. The dehumidifier according to claim 1, further comprising a locker and a latch to selectively connect with each other to maintain a closed state of the tank drawer, the locker provided at one of the tank drawer and the frame, and the latch provided at the other one of the tank drawer and the frame.
10. A dehumidifier comprising:
a main body in which a heat exchange module is provided;
a water tank under the heat exchange module to collect condensed water from the heat exchange module;
a tank drawer to accommodate the water tank, the tank drawer to be slidably provided at the main body;
a frame to support the heat exchange module, the frame to partition a first space to accommodate the tank drawer from a second space to provide a compressor;
a drawer frame to rotatably couple to a rotation shaft at each of first and second surfaces of the tank drawer such that the tank drawer is rotatably supported; and
a guide rail to couple the frame to the drawer frame, the guide rail to extend in a plurality of stages such that the tank drawer is moved inward and the tank drawer is moved outward,
wherein when the tank drawer is moved outward, the tank drawer to rotate about the rotation shaft, and to expose a top surface of the water tank.
11. The dehumidifier according to claim 10, wherein the frame includes a rack gear on each of first and second surfaces of the frame, and
a pinion gear, at the guide rail, to be provided at the rack gear and to move along the rack gear.
12. The dehumidifier according to claim 11, wherein the guide rail includes:
a fixed rail to attach to the frame; and
a movable rail to move along the fixed rail, the movable rail to couple to the drawer frame,
wherein the pinion gear is to be rotatably provided at the movable rail.
13. The dehumidifier according to claim 10, wherein the tank drawer includes a guide protrusion to protrude from a surface of the tank drawer, and
the drawer frame includes a tilting guide hole to receive the guide protrusion when the tank drawer rotates.
14. The dehumidifier according to claim 10, wherein the tank drawer includes a tilted part to allow the tank drawer to tilt such that the tank drawer is moved outward by a self-weight.
15. The dehumidifier according to claim 10, further comprising:
a main body support extending downward to prevent the dehumidifier from falling down when the tank drawer is moved outward; and
a base plate to define a bottom of the dehumidifier.
16. The dehumidifier according to claim 10, wherein the tank drawer includes the rotation shaft at a rear of the tank drawer.
17. The dehumidifier according to claim 10, further comprising a locker and a latch to selectively connect with each other to maintain a closed state of the tank drawer, the locker provided at one of the tank drawer and the frame, and the latch provided at the other one of the tank drawer and the frame.
18. A dehumidifier comprising:
a body;
a water tank to collect water from a heat exchange device provided at the body;
a tank drawer to accommodate the water tank, the tank drawer to be slidably provided;
a frame to support the heat exchange device;
a first guide on a first side of the frame to guide the tank drawer;
a second guide on a second side of the frame to guide the tank drawer;
a first sub guide on the first side of the frame to accommodate a first rotation protrusion that protrudes from a first side of the tank drawer; and
a second sub guide on the second side of the frame to accommodate a second rotation protrusion that protrudes from a second side of the tank drawer.
19. The dehumidifier according to claim 18, wherein the first guide includes a first rack gear, and the second main guide includes a second rack gear, and a first pinion gear to couple to the first rack gear and to move along the first main guide.
20. The dehumidifier according to claim 18, wherein the guide includes:
a horizontal part extending in a direction corresponding to inward movement of the tank drawer and outward movement of the tank drawer; and
a rotation part extending from the horizontal part, the rotation part to guide rotation of the tank drawer.
The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.
1. A method of completing an authenticated commercial transaction over an internet protocol (IP) network for an account holder engaged in the transaction via a non-IP based telecommunications platform, said method comprising:
(a) receiving a first message from the account holder via the non-IP based telecommunications platform, said first message triggering authentication of the account holder and being in a first communication format;
(b) establishing account information for a payment instrument being used in the transaction based upon content in the first message;
(c) generating a second message using a second communication format different from the first format, said second message including the established account information;
(d) submitting the second message via the IP network to a network entity such that an authentication document is generated, said authentication document containing an input field;
(e) generating a third message using the first format, said third message being submitted to the account holder via the non-IP based telecommunications platform such that the account holder is prompted to enter a security code;
(f) receiving a fourth message containing the entered security code from the account holder via the non-IP based telecommunications platform, said fourth message being in the first format; and,
(g) accessing the authentication document via the IP network to fill-in the input field of the authentication document with the security code contained in the fourth message.
2. The method of claim 1, wherein the authentication document further includes a security message in the second format and the method further comprises:
accessing the authentication document via the IP network to obtain the security message;
translating the security message into the first format; and,
including the security message in the fourth message so as to be perceivable by the account holder prior to the account holder entering the security code.
3. The method of claim 2, wherein the authentication document is a webpage.
4. The method of claim 3, wherein the network entity is an authentication server of a payment network.
5. The method of claim 3, wherein the second format is selected from a hypertext markup language, an extensible markup language and a standard generalized markup language or an IP address and Port accessible over public or private networks.
6. The method of claim 1, wherein the non-IP telecommunications platform is selected from an interactive voice response system, a wireless telecommunications network, and a point of sale system.
7. The method of claim 1, wherein the first format is selected from a voice format, a dual-tone multi-frequency format, a wireless application protocol format, a short message service format, unstructured supplementary services data USSD or point of sale terminal format.
8. The method of claim 1, wherein the account information includes at least one of an account holder name, a primary account number, an account identifier or a card number associated with the payment instrument being used in the transaction.
9. The method of claim 8, wherein step (b) comprises:
obtaining the account information from the first message.
10. The method of claim 8, wherein step (b) comprises:
obtaining an identifier associated with an end user device the account holder is using to participate in the transaction; and,
obtaining the account information from a database in response to the obtained identifier.
11. The method of claim 10, wherein the identifier is selected from a telephone number and a mobile subscriber identity number.
12. A transaction conversion system that bridges commercial transactions between a first network and a plurality of diverse second networks that employ communication protocols that are different from a communication protocol employed by the first network, said system comprising:
an interface operatively connected to the plurality of diverse second networks, said interface provisioned to selectively exchange messages between the transaction conversion system and account holders participating in commercial transactions via the second networks;
a network robot operatively connected to the first network, said network robot provisioned to access at least one of documents or network entities via the first network to selectively obtain data therefrom and to selectively enter data therein; and,
an application container provisioned to direct operation of the robot and control data flow between the robot and the interface in connection with an associated task being performed by the system.
13. The transaction conversion system of claim 12, said system further comprising:
a hardware security module (HSM) being provisioned with a corresponding pair of private and public HSM keys, said public HSM key being distributed publicly for encrypting data received by the HSM and the private HSM key being used by the HSM to decrypt data received by the HSM that has been encrypted with the HSM public key.
14. The transaction conversion system of claim 13, wherein the HSM is further provisioned to selectively initiate a secure session over the first network with a targeted network entity such that a public session key is obtained by the HSM, said public session key being used by the HSM to re-encrypt data communicated from the HSM to the target network entity via the secure session.
15. The transaction conversion system of claim 14, wherein data received via the interface that is encrypted with the HSM public key is routed into the HSM where it is decrypted using the HSM private key and re-encrypted using the public session key obtained from the second targeted network entity before being routed out of the HSM.
16. The transaction conversion system of claim 12, wherein the system includes a plurality of different application containers associated with a plurality of different tasks.
17. The transaction conversion system of claim 16, wherein one of the plurality of tasks selectively performed by the system includes:
receiving via the interface a payment message in connection with a transaction;
establishing account information for a payment instrument being used in the transaction based upon the payment message;
submitting the account information to a network entity such that an authentication document is generated, said authentication document containing an input field;
receiving via the interface a security credential from an account holder participating in the transaction; and,
accessing the authentication document with the robot to enter the received security credential in the input field.
18. The transaction conversion system of claim 16, wherein one of the plurality of tasks selectively performed by the system includes:
receiving instructions from an account holder via the interface to make a payment;
submitting account information over the first network with the robot to a designated location in response to the instructions;
receiving confirmation of the payment over the first network; and,
relaying the confirmation to the account holder via the interface.
19. The transaction conversion system of claim 12, wherein the plurality of diverse second networks includes a wireless telecommunications network, an interactive voice response system and a point-of-sale system.
20. The transaction conversion system of claim 19, wherein the first network is the Internet.