Dell Products Inc.

Dell USA L P

Rohinni, Inc.

Other

Dell Computer Corporation

Orin Michael Ozias

Kevin D Terwilliger

Kevin Warren Mundt

Bryan Franklin Howell

John Charles Donachy

Scott C Lauffer

Damon W Broder

Peter A Kaltenbach

Bryan K Hunter

Craig Phelps

Chris Jaggers

Amelia Cosgrove Thomas

Thomas L Bentley

Andrew Thomas Sultenfuss

Cody George Peterson

Andrew Parris Huska

Robert Gregory Twiss

Peter Nils Skillman

David H Titzler

Steven D Gluskoter

Pearce R Jones

John P Busch

Thomas J Kocis

Mark B Penniman

Michael D Durkin

Takahide Okai

Viorel Luminosu

Steve D Gluskoter

Dan E Swindler

Jeffrey W Mulhausen

Kasey Christie

Robert C Nerhood, Ii

Thomas Shu

Clinton Adams

James Arthur Brewer

Vincent Lam

Mark Gilson

Christopher Stephen Petrick

Traci Angela Neist

Christopher N Lenart

John W Lai

Andrew Blake Berry

Deborah C Russell

Jeff A Reed

Forrest E Norrod

Malcolm Sloan Smith

Clint Adams

Juan Rafael Vega

John Medica

Peter Skilman

Paul J Noble-Campbell

Lawrence E Davis

Ricardo Pe&ntilde;ate

Jon Sedmak, Jr

Ed Tinsley

Ed Cline

Derek Westmoreland

John A Solgat

Thijs J Gerlings

NFC communications from a mobile phone to an information handling system initiates an inventory by a management controller of the information handling system. The inventory is provided to the mobile telephone with a second NFC communication so that an end user can see a visual depiction of the interior of the information handling system before opening the chassis of the system.

Information handling system physical component inventory to aid operational management through near field communication device interaction

A multi device system includes a rack with a rack slot. A device chassis is positioned in the rack slot. The device chassis includes first device slot with a first device entrance, and a second device slot with a second device entrance. A first device stop member extends from the device chassis and into the first device slot. The distance between the first device stop member and the first device entrance is adjustable, and the first device stop member is configured to move a first device in the first device slot through the first device entrance. A second device stop member extends from the device chassis and into the second device slot. The distance between the second device stop member and the second device entrance is adjustable, and the second device stop member is configured to move a second device in the second device slot through the second device entrance.

Variable-depth multi device chassis

Disclosed herein are technologies related to film-insert molding (FIM) with deposited light-generating sources, such as printed light-emitting diodes. This Abstract is submitted with the understanding that it will not be used to interpret or limit the scope or meaning of the claims.

Substrate insert molding with deposited light-generating sources

A method of depositing an unpackaged semiconductor die ('die') onto a substrate. The method includes writing a latent image on a photosensitive drum. The latent image represents an outline for the die to be placed onto the substrate. The photosensitive drum is configured to have an electro-static charge and the die is transferred from the developing unit to the photosensitive drum so as to deposit the die onto the substrate according to the outline.

Electrophotographic deposition of unpackaged semiconductor device

Information handling system maintenance is aided by sending maintenance codes with a management processor of the information handling system to a mobile telephone with a NFC communication. The maintenance code and an identifier of the information handling system are provided to an administrative station to confirm that the proper maintenance is taking place at the proper system before the maintenance is authorized.

Information handling system physical component maintenance through near field communication device interaction

A rack system includes a rack base defining a plurality of device slots. A rack wall on the rack base defines a rack volume adjacent a first device slot. A rack volume device coupling system is located in the rack volume and includes a rack volume base positioned in the rack volume. A rack tray is moveably coupled to the rack volume base and configured to move from a first orientation where the rack tray is located in the rack tray housing, to a second orientation where the rack tray extends from the rack volume and into the first device slot. A device is then moved through the first device slot and into the rack tray when the rack tray is in the second orientation. The rack tray is then moved from the second orientation and into the first orientation such that the device is located in the rack volume.

Rack attic device coupling system

A contra-rotating fan system includes a fan chassis. A first fan in the fan chassis includes blades that provide airflow in a first direction when the first fan rotates in a second direction, and provide airflow in a third direction opposite the first direction when the first fan rotates in a fourth direction opposite the second direction. A second fan adjacent the first fan in the fan chassis includes the same number of blades as the first fan. The first fan and the second fan rotate at the same time in opposite directions. The blades on the second fan provide airflow in the first direction when the first fan rotates in the second direction and the second fan rotates in the fourth direction, and provides airflow in the third direction when the first fan rotates in the fourth direction and the second fan rotates in the second direction.

Reversible contra-rotating fan system

Configuration information to configure an information handling system is obtained by sending an identifier for the information handling system to a portable information handling system, such as a mobile telephone, with a first NFC communication. The mobile telephone retrieves the configuration information, such as through a network interface, and sends the configuration information to the information handling system with a second NFC communication. Configuration information includes a variety of information, such as IP and MAC address, BIOS settings, software applications, firmware versions and end user specific settings.

Information handling system operational management through near field communication device interaction

A multi-chassis coordinated display system a first chassis having a first display device located on the first chassis and a master screen agent. The master screen agent is configured to receive device information from a screen sub-agent that is located in a second chassis that includes a second display device. The master screen agent uses the device information to determine a first user interface screen for a user interface and a second user interface screen for the user interface, and sends the second user interface screen to the screen sub-agent. The master screen agent may then display the first user interface screen on the first display device while the screen sub-agent displays the second user interface screen on the second display device to provide a coordinated display of the user interface on the first display device and the second display device.

Multi-chassis coordinated display system including a chassis enclosure that includes a backplane and information handling system (IHS) connectors

Aspects of the present invention include systems and methods include unique solutions for providing secure, selectable access to one or more functional elements of a device. In embodiments, a tab-lock system with moveable tab-locks can be positioned to block or allow access to functional elements of a device. In embodiments, the tab-lock system is configured so that when a locking device, such as a common Kensington lock, is locked to the device, the tab-locks settings cannot be changed. Such systems may be used to control the ability of individuals to physically access the interfaces of the device. Thus, such systems help secure an electronic device against inadvertent or malicious actions.

Securing access to one or more elements of a device

Described herein are techniques related a precision deposition of unpackaged semiconductor devices ('dies') onto a substrate. This Abstract is submitted with the understanding that it will not be used to interpret or limit the scope or meaning of the claims.

Electronic enclosure

An information handling system analyzes secondary information captured with an image of a two-dimensional barcode to perform a function. For example, a mobile phone camera captures an image of a QR code at a product plus characters printed next to the QR code, uses optical code recognition to determine the characters, and applies information from the QR code and the characters to register the product. As another example, a security indicator is captured with an image of the QR code and applied to access information of the QR code, such as by using GPS position information, local network information, or telephone number information to encrypt and/or decrypt information stored in the QR code.

Secure information handling system matrix bar code

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Austin, TX, United States of America

Orin Michael Ozias