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Bernard N Lipscher

Kevin G Coleman

A computer security system employs a first telephone line for controlling a security unit which connects a second telephone line to the computer. Each authorized user must have a user security unit generating a control signal, such as an audio signal modulated by a pulse signal having a selectable pulse frequency, pulse duration and/or duration between pulses.

Computer security system

A door message apparatus has a control unit which responds to operation of a doorbell switch to connect a door speaker/microphone to an automatic telephone answering and recording machine. The control unit applies a ring signal to the answering machine so that the machine then plays back a prerecorded message which is broadcast to the door caller. After the playback, the door caller may talk into the door speaker/microphone to produce a message which is recorded by the answering machine.

Door message apparatus with telephone answering device

An alarm system for an electric range which detects when a burner is energized without a utensil in place on the burner wherein the sensing means comprises an electrical switch mounted below the stovetop having a first switch position and a second switch position, a pin slidably passing through an opening in the stovetop beneath the rim of the dish under the heating element in contact with the underside of the rim and biased against the rim with a pressure sufficient to lift the rim from the stovetop when no utensil is present on the heating element, but insufficient to lift the rim when a utensil is in place on the heating element; and means connecting said pin with the switch to operate the switch between first and second positions corresponding to the position of the pin when a utensil is present or absent from the heating element.

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Pittsburgh, PA, United States of America

Bernard N Lipscher