Richard D Case

US Patent:

20120040539, Feb 16, 2012

Filed:

Jun 23, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/167161

Inventors:

Ryan Enge - Carrolton TX, US
Theodore Alan Conorich - Lake Hiawatha NJ, US
Patrick Fariello - Murphy TX, US
Richard L. Case - Omaha NE, US
Timothy W. Anderson - Omaha NE, US
Troy Long - Omaha NE, US
Julian Robert Pharney - Indianapolis IN, US
G. Mabud Choudhury - Warren NJ, US
Richard Mei - Parker TX, US
Yinglin Yang - Plano TX, US

International Classification:

H01R 12/50

US Classification:

439 55

Abstract:

A combination includes: (a) a communications module including: a housing; a printed wiring board mounted within the housing; a plurality of RJ-45 jacks mounted on the printed wiring board and accessible from one side of the housing; and a single module connector mounted to the printed wiring board and electrically connected to the RJ-45 jacks, connector being accessible from a second side of the housing; and (b) a cable-connector assembly including: a cable comprising a plurality of subunits, each of the subunits comprising a jacket and a plurality of twisted pairs of conductors positioned within the jacket; and a single cable connector mounted to the printed circuit board and electrically connected to the conductors of the cable subunits. The module connector is attached to the cable connector.

US Patent:

62127586, Apr 10, 2001

Filed:

Nov 11, 1999

Appl. No.:

9/438180

Inventors:

Frank P. Baker - Chatham NJ
Richard L. Case - Omaha NE
Jeff S. Kiersh - Glen Gardner NJ

Assignee:

Avaya Technology Corp. - Miami Lakes FL

International Classification:

B23P 1902
H01R 4300
B25D 1100

US Classification:

295664

Abstract:

The present invention provides an impact shaft for use in a pneumatic wire termination tool. The tool has a handle, a pneumatically driven piston and a head frame for engaging and terminating a plurality of wires to a corresponding connector at the same time. The impact shaft includes a plurality of coaxially arranged cylindrical sections positioned end to end, including a dowel pin positioned at a first end and a head frame locator having the dowel pin projecting from a first end and an extension portion projecting from a second end. The dowel pin and the head frame locator are sized to operatively engage the head frame. A spring register portion includes a first end from which the extension portion projects, and also includes a plurality of facets arranged for engagement with a biased portion of the tool so as to maintain the rotational orientation of the impact shaft relative to the handle. An air barrel shaft projecting from a second end of the spring register is operatively engaged by the pneumatic wire termination tool.