A pressure sensor device is described that has a diaphragm acted upon by a working medium, on a first side, and a sensor chip, which is disposed on a second side of the diaphragm that is remote from the working medium. The female terminal fittings are accommodated in a connector housing, and the wires are pulled out in a direction normal to a connector connecting direction. The glyphs present upon startup or synchronization of the electronic device may be determined by scanning the system. The recombinant microorganisms obtained by manipulating the metabolic flux of microorganisms are able to selectively produce butanol with high efficiency, and thus are useful as microorganisms for producing industrial solvents and transportation fuels.