Edward J Moore

US Patent:

56896050, Nov 18, 1997

Filed:

Feb 9, 1995

Appl. No.:

8/386241

Inventors:

Gary Simpson Cobb - Norcross GA
Wesley Willing Jones - Lawrenceville GA
Edward R. Moore - Atlanta GA

Assignee:

Lucent Technologies Inc. - Murray Hill NJ

International Classification:

G02B 636

US Classification:

385135

Abstract:

A splice holder assembly of this invention is used in an optical fiber cable splice closure. The assembly includes a splice tray that is an open-topped enclosure in which is mounted splice organizing modules that hold optical fiber splices. The tray includes retainers that confine optical fibers in a lower portion of the tray, and that also support a card with a list of splice locations and optical fiber identities coupled by each splice. The card supports at least one splice cassette situated inside of the splice tray. The splice cassette includes a bottom portion and a cover. To the bottom portion, at least one splice organizing module is mounted. The cassette's bottom portion also has T-shaped engagements which hold respective protective tubes housing optical fibers, that run between a distribution unit of the closure and the cassette. The slack of the optical fibers can be wound in the bottom portion of the cassette and the ends of the optical fibers coupled together with splices inserted and held in the modules. The cassette cover includes depressed portions which engage with the inner sides of the bottom portion.

US Patent:

44175272, Nov 29, 1983

Filed:

Aug 17, 1981

Appl. No.:

6/293501

Inventors:

Waymon D. Williams - Dallas TX
Edward A. Moore - Garland TX

International Classification:

E04H 112
E04B 1346
A47B 4300

US Classification:

109 2

Abstract:

A security apparatus for use in servicing an automatic teller machine located on an automobile service island of the sort commonly used in connection with drive through banking. The apparatus provides a protected enclosure rotatable between first and second positions with respect to the automatic teller machine housing enclosure. In the first position, the enclosure is stored out of the vehicular right of way. In the second position, the enclosure abuts the rear of the automatic teller machine housing enclosure and interconnects with such housing enclosure.