Control4 Corporation

Zip-scan, Inc.

Control14 Corporation

Richard C Hedderich

Roger T Johnsen

Paul B Vincent

Michael S Horito

Gerardo David Ayala

Brent Delbert Madsen

Paul E Nagel

Wallace Eric Smith

William B West

James K Russell

James R Gist

Mark J Morgan

Michael E Dallon

An optical mark recognition tabulation device includes a guide channel including opposing integral sidewalls configured to laterally constrain a test sheet as the test sheet is fed past a set of optical sensors. The optical sensors are aligned with optical entry indicia on the test sheet to sense marks on the optical entry indicia as the test sheet is fed past the optical sensors. The optical mark recognition tabulation device further includes a recessed channel located along at least a substantial portion of a side of the guide channel. The optical mark recognition tabulation device further includes a spacer strip configured to be received within the recessed channel and effectively reduce the width of the guide channel such that the guide channel is reconfigured to laterally constrain a different size of test sheet when the spacer strip is received within the recessed channel.

Optical mark recognition tabulation device

A switching device is provided having an air-gap switch for an electrical load. The switching device can include a switch keycap configured for controlling the switching of the electrical load. A faceplate can be configured to surround the switch keycap. In addition, an air-gap actuator can be contained substantially within the switch keycap. The air-gap actuator can be pulled from the switch keycap to short out an electrical connection to the electrical load.

Air-gap switch

LCD wall-mounted touchscreen with rotary encoder wheel

LCD wall-mounted keypad with rotary encoder wheel

Hand-held remote control

Decora-sized wall-mounted 3-button keypad

A system is disclosed for mounting a faceplate. The system includes a sub-plate configured to be coupled to a junction box. The sub-plate can have an interference-fit socket extending through the sub-plate. The interference-fit socket includes one or more interference fingers located adjacent to a post opening. A post extending from the faceplate can be positioned and sized such that, as the faceplate is coupled to the sub-plate, the post will be received into the post opening in the interference-fit socket and engaged by the one or more interference fingers, enabling the faceplate to be securely mounted to the sub-plate.

Faceplate attachment system

Decora-sized wall-mounted 6-button keypad

Decora-sized wall-mounted dimmer

Growing community of inventors

Sandy, UT, United States of America

Richard C Hedderich