Daniel J Dolan

US Patent:

20070146985, Jun 28, 2007

Filed:

Aug 31, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/515434

Inventors:

Roger Mick - Chalfort PA, US
Vincent Turco - Bensalem PA, US
Michael Walsh - Horsham PA, US
Daniel Dolan - Perkasie PA, US
Eric Eckstein - Merion Station PA, US

Assignee:

Two Technologies, Inc - Horsham PA

International Classification:

G06F 1/16

US Classification:

361683000

Abstract:

Embodiments of systems include a capsule that houses one or more peripheral devices, such as radios, capable of being used with hand-held computing devices such as RFID tag readers. A receptacle can be mounted on the hand-held computing device. The receptacle receives the capsule. Electrical connectors on the capsule and the receptacle mate when the receptacle is received by the receptacle, to electrically connect the peripheral device and the hand-held computing device. A seal is provided to prevent infiltration of water, dust, and other contaminates into the electrical connectors. A portion of the capsule is exposed when the capsule is located in the receptacle, to accommodate external antennas, connectors, optical ports, etc. that may be required by the peripheral device.

US Patent:

60394498, Mar 21, 2000

Filed:

Sep 23, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/158837

Inventors:

Daniel J. Dolan - Chalfont PA
John S. McPherson - Perkasie PA

Assignee:

Delbar Products, Inc. - Perkasie PA

International Classification:

G02B 7182

US Classification:

359871

Abstract:

A temporary snap-in, hold-down, clip includes two sets of snap-fit fingers at opposite ends of a central sleeve for the purposes of temporarily holding a mirror housing to a vehicle body panel during the vehicle assembly process. One set of snap-fit fingers engages the mirror housing and an opposite set of fingers on the clip engages the inside edge of the vehicle body panel hole which normally receives an electrical wiring tail from the mirror assembly. The locking surfaces of barb-like heads on the two sets of fingers are designed so that the clip is more securely held to the mirror housing than to the body panel. A cylindrical sleeve portion of the clip projects outwardly and extends past the mirror housing gasket interposed between the housing and the body panel. The wiring tail passes through the sleeve unless the gasket is protected from the wiring tail as the wiring tail is pulled to the side by the installer. The clip may be either integrally molded with the mirror housing or be provided as a separate part.