Stanley Hayman and Company

Ocr Marketing Associates, Inc.

Richard W Hayman

Joe J Lynn

Robert S Bugash

Burton Goldstein

Robert J Brown

A plurality of data entry terminals is connected to a microprocessor system which analyzes terminal data for display on a production CRT, intended to be located in a restaurant kitchen. Food items entered on the terminal are displayed with a corresponding symbol denoting a work station where such food item is to be prepared. As each item is prepared, the food preparer enters a display symbol to signify its completion. Upon completion of all items in a food order, the microprocessor system erases the order from the CRT. A separate CRT may be connected to the microprocessor system for use by a food expediter. As each order is completed by the food preparers, the order is visually displayed on the expediter CRT thereby alerting the food expediter to collect the items of an order in the kitchen so that they may be picked up by a waiter.

Restaurant video display system

Circuitry receives data information from a wand and decodes the same for duplicating a keyboard input to a display. The interface circuit includes a plurality of switches paralleling the keyboard input switches and generates autonomously a control signal indicative of a status of the display.

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Potomac, MD, United States of America

Richard W Hayman