Steiner Company, Inc.

Andrew Corporation

Wayne-dalton Corporation

Carl Jimuki Kabushiki Kaisha

Carl Manufacturing USA Inc.

Eric Wilmot

Keith Alsberg

Brian Phillips

John Kauzlarich

Richard J Schultz

Willis Jay Mullet

James S Murray

Mikael Bäckström

David B Davies

An operating system which utilizes a multi-functional wall station for a motorized barrier includes an operator for controlling movement of a barrier between various positions. The operator may receive signals from a wireless or wired wall station transmitter, a wireless keyless entry device and/or a portable remote transmitter device. The multi-function wall station provides for selective concealment of certain switches or buttons which are not commonly used in the day-to-day operation of a wall station. For example, the up/down switch may be actuated by a hinged cover which conceals other selected operational buttons and wherein those operational buttons are only accessed upon opening of the hinged cover. The wall station also provides a periodic lighting element so as to easily direct the user to push the hinge cover to initiate up/down movement of the barrier. The multi-function wall station also provides for an operational selection wherein the door may be closed in a normal manner; by an auto-close feature, wherein the door closes after a predetermined period of time; or a RF block mode, wherein the station prevents transmission of any remote radio frequency signals to the operating system. The auto-close feature may only be enabled upon actuation of a keyless entry device so as to allow the user to re-enter the garage in the unfortunate circumstance of being locked out of the garage.

Operating system for a motorized barrier operator

The combination of a base, with which at least one sheet layer can be operatively supported to be cut, a guide assembly, and a cutting blade assembly. The cutting blade assembly includes first and second cutting blades. The cutting blade assembly is selectively changeable between a) a first state wherein the first cutting blade is in a first operative position and the second cutting blade is in a first inactive position, and b) a second state wherein the second cutting blade is in a second operative position and the first cutting blade is in a second inactive position. The cutting blade assembly cooperates with the guide assembly to be movable guidingly in a cutting path.

Blade cutting assembly for sheet material

Paper trimmer

A user-friendly mounting element for mounting a cellular telephone to a vehicle without requiring permanent alteration of the vehicle is disclosed. The mounting element includes a hollow socket body having a hex opening formed in one end thereof that slips over the and engages a like configured seat anchor bolt. The other end of the socket body may be threaded so as to receive a flexible support element that extends vertically upward therefrom to support the telephone off of the floor of the vehicle. The socket body has a tapped opening that receives a screw that clamps the socket body to the seat anchor bolt.

Quick attachment and release mounting bracket for cellular telephone applications

1.5 gallon soap dispenser

1 gallon soap dispenser

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Chicago, IL, United States of America

Eric Wilmot