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Joseph R Baker

Wesley A Golland

Roger B Trimble

Paul A Mullens

Charles W Giebelhausen

This invention relates to sequencing valves for distributing fluid from an inlet selectively to one of a plurality of outlets in response to variation in the pressure of the source fluid. The improvement provides a visual indication of which particular outlet is connected to the inlet at any particular time. The invention may be practiced as a retrofit kit for installation on conventional valves or a new valve may be provided with the position indicating features of the invention.

Sequencing valve position indicator

A bus farebox that conducts transit fare transactions accepts magnetically-encoded farecards, currency bills or tickets, or coins or tokens tendered for fare. Fare processing is conducted on the basis of a selected one of a set of fare tables electrically stored in the farebox. The farebox has provision for accumulating audit information based upon a plurality of fare transactions. The accumulated audit data and a cashbox are released from the farebox in response to commands received by the farebox from a communication system located at a bus terminal station.

Transit vehicle farebox for conducting multi-media transit fare

A fare box has two separate chambers connected together by a connecting opening, with a fare receiving module in one of the chambers for receiving deposited fares and transporting them to the connecting opening, and a cashbox in the other chamber for receiving fares deposited in the connecting opening. A locking device is associated with the fare receiving module for releasably retaining it in the first chamber, and a security shutter in the housing is moveable between a first position blocking the connecting opening and a second position in which the opening is unblocked. The security shutter and locking device are linked together so that the connecting opening is blocked whenever the fare receiving module is released.

Farebox security device

This invention relates to a sequencing valve for distributing fluid from an inlet selectively to one or more of a plurality of outlets in response to pressure variation in the source fluid. The improvement provides a manual means for advancing the valve mechanism without water pressure to select a particular outlet. The improvement further provides means to inactivate the sequencing mechanism so that the inlet source will remain connected to the selected outlet irrespective of pressure changes in the source fluid.

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San Diego, CA, United States of America

Joseph R Baker