Traveling Software, Inc.

Other

Lawrence H Berg

Mark Eppley

John M Olson

Donald Lokken

Lynda Berg

Disclosed is a computer data interface (100) for connecting a hand-held computer (104) and a desktop computer (102). The computer data interface includes a cable having connectors at each end. A voltage conversion circuit (116) is mounted adjacent to one of the connectors. The voltage conversion circuit receives data signals from the hand-held computer and transmits the signals to the desktop computer at voltage levels compatible with the desktop computer, Similarly, the voltage conversion circuit receives signals from the desktop computer and transmits the signals to the hand-held computer at voltage levels compatible with the hand-held computer.

Low power-consumption interface apparatus and method for transferring

Disclosed is a computer data interface (6) for connecting a handheld computer (4) and a desktop computer (2). The computer data interface includes a cable (8) having connectors (10 and 12) at each end thereof. Mounted in one of the connectors is an adapter circuit for receiving data signals from the handheld computer and transmitting the signals to the desktop computer at a voltage levels compatible with the desktop computer. Similarly, the adapter circuit receives signals from the desktop computer and transmits the signals to the handheld computer at voltage levels compatible with the handheld computer. The adapter circuit is powered by the desktop computer to prevent draining the batteries of the handheld computer.

Computer data interface for handheld computer transfer to second

A portable lock box is disclosed that is formed from an outer four-sided hollow tubular elongated structure having a rectangular cross-section with an elongated slot form transverse to the housing and an inner housing having closed end U-shaped members in overlapping leg configuration secured to each other in which one of the legs has a cooperating elongated slot to admit the latch member of a cam lock that is secured to one of the closed ends of the U-shaped members. A tray is provided to secure the valuables within the inner housing and a looped steel cable extends through a pair of slots formed in the edge of one of the closed ends of the U-shaped members.

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Murphy, OR, United States of America

Lawrence H Berg