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David L Fields

Martin Herman Weik, Iii

Gary A Altenberg

James Ternus

Arthur Steven Weik

Murray Feltman

An on-line portal access and management system uses multiple ip devices organized on a server application with multiple level restricted log-in and event logging. The program with multiple connected IP devices allows the credentialed user to access and organize the capabilities of the multiple system connected IP devices through a single login portal. The IP devices operate equipment such as doors, gates, cameras, access control systems, VOIP intercoms, HVAC systems and other IP based systems typically found in multi-story buildings or multi building campuses. The IP devices generate data logged and archived to the IP device memory media or local data storage device. The application program sifts the IP device generated data for user important information and moves important IP device generated information to the server based memory and data files.

Online portal access and management system utilizing multiple IP devices organized on a server application with multiple level restricted log-in and event logging

A control and management system for defined areas, employs a card reader, vehicle sensing loop detectors and electric eyes, entrance door sensors and operators, truck securement devices, cameras, a control system with memory, and a wireless connection or internet/intranet connection, is provided to produce event log documentation. The event information is readily accessible by management or supervisory personnel, to see all of the recorded information concerning a specified event. Thus, an event can be readily reconstructed after the fact, using all available sensors and other information relevant to a manager or supervisor. An alert can be issued whenever an abnormal or unauthorized event occurs during operations. A QR code reader can be provided which communicates with the system to enable a person carrying the cell phone to scan QR codes at specified locations or on specified items or vehicles.

Virtual attendant system and parking management system

This apparatus simulates the appearance of an actual dead bolt lock. When installed, the simulated dead bolt lock discourages would-be vandals from attempting to break into homes or businesses. The simulated dead bolt lock is installed on a door and includes a collar fastened to the door so that the collar resists rotation when fastened. The collar has a back surface, beveled side surfaces and a front surface. A recess is formed in the front surface of the collar to receive a keyway insert. The keyway insert has a keyhole, and is permanently secured within the recess on the front surface of the collar.

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David L Fields