Corey T King

US Patent:

6791046, Sep 14, 2004

Filed:

May 28, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/156901

Inventors:

Corey T. King - Snohomish WA 98296

International Classification:

H01H 902

US Classification:

200293, 200303, 200307, 200520, 174 521, 361789, 361803

Abstract:

A switch assembly is described having one or more switches and a holder. The switches are preferably of a pushbutton type having an outwardly extending flange. The holder includes a cover and base with a pair of upright arms. The cover includes a three-sided opening. As assembled, the upright arms receive a switch and the combination is received in the three-sided opening of the cover. A switch subassembly is further described having a circuit board and quick-disconnect unit. Such improved switch and switch subassembly allow a technician to quickly change out a defunct alarm system switch.

US Patent:

8203090, Jun 19, 2012

Filed:

May 6, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/436669

Inventors:

Corey T. King - Snohomish WA, US

Assignee:

King Enterprises - Snohomish WA

International Classification:

H01H 9/02

US Classification:

200303, 200 6181, 200 6193

Abstract:

A switch assembly having a housing with a lower housing portion removably securable to an upper housing portion is provided. A switch subassembly including a printed circuit board (PCB) is removably secured within the lower housing portion. A mechanical switch assembly and a sensor are electrically connected to the PCB, and the PCB includes circuitry to place each of the mechanical switch assembly and the sensor into electrical communication with an external source. The switch assembly further includes a plunger engageable with the mechanical switch assembly. An attachment assembly for securing the upper housing portion to a mounting structure includes a mounting plate securable to the mounting structure, wherein the mounting plate includes at least one threaded opening. At least one opening is formed in the upper housing portion that is alignable with the threaded opening in the mounting plate that is sized and configured to receive a fastener.

US Patent:

20210005062, Jan 7, 2021

Filed:

Sep 18, 2020

Appl. No.:

17/025697

Inventors:

Corey T. King - Snohomish WA, US

International Classification:

G07F 19/00
H04N 21/81
G06F 40/169
G06K 7/10
H04N 13/183
G06K 9/32

Abstract:

Systems and methods for associating automated teller machine (ATM) transaction information with photos and/or videos captured by cameras are provided. In some embodiments, an ATM communicates with a financial institution system via a first network. A video annotation device is communicatively coupled to the first network to receive copies of communications transmitted by the financial institution system to the ATM. The video annotation device extracts annotation information from the communications, and causes the annotation information to be associated with photos and/or videos captured by cameras. In some embodiments, the video annotation device is also communicatively coupled to a second network, and transmits the annotation information to an IP camera for use as on-screen display text. In some embodiments, the video annotation device receives a video signal from a camera, adds an annotation to the video signal, and provides the annotated video signal to a recording device.

US Patent:

20190325710, Oct 24, 2019

Filed:

Apr 19, 2019

Appl. No.:

16/389768

Inventors:

Corey T. King - Snohomish WA, US

International Classification:

G07F 19/00
G06F 17/24
H04N 21/81

Abstract:

Systems and methods for associating automated teller machine (ATM) transaction information with photos and/or videos captured by cameras are provided. In some embodiments, an ATM communicates with a financial institution system via a first network. A video annotation device is communicatively coupled to the first network to receive copies of communications transmitted by the financial institution system to the ATM. The video annotation device extracts annotation information from the communications, and causes the annotation information to be associated with photos and/or videos captured by cameras. In some embodiments, the video annotation device is also communicatively coupled to a second network, and transmits the annotation information to an IP camera for use as on-screen display text. In some embodiments, the video annotation device receives a video signal from a camera, adds an annotation to the video signal, and provides the annotated video signal to a recording device.