Simplex Time Recorder Co.

Eastman-kodak Company

Audiovox Corporation

Timothy C Repp

Lawrence G Stanley

Wayne A Nelson

Charles B Winterble

Robert B Staubitz

Walter P Gauthier

Michael K Poon

Peter Nikolla

Mark Dziersk

William H Valls

Robert J Blackman

Kenneth D Harris, Jr

Russ S Camacho

A time recorder includes a digital display and a printer for printing selected information including time, date, comment and number. A removable cover covers programming text which surrounds the display. During programming, the cover is removed to expose the text and accept and change buttons which allow a user to accept or change entries in several printing and other categories. Programming entries are indicated either directly or through codes which are described in the programming text. Customized comments may be generated by a user. A character count is maintained on the display during programming. The display is inverted by the user to allow orientation of the time recorder for table or wall mounting.

Programmable time recorder

Smoke detector

Grille for a smoke detector

Time stamp

Remote control transmitter

A container is disclosed for a cassette capable of advancing a filmstrip with visible recorded images through a film passageway out of the cassette responsive to unwinding rotation of a spool which supports the filmstrip inside the cassette and for an index print sheet with printed pictures that match the visible images on the filmstrip. The container comprises a transparent sheet-like cover having a length and width larger than corresponding dimensions of the index print sheet to overlay the index print sheet and a sheet-like back having a length and width similar to the length and width of the cover to store the index print snugly between the cover and the back with the printed pictures on the index print sheet visible through the cover. The cover and/or the back includes an integrally formed nest for storing the cassette and having an access opening arranged to be aligned with the spool and a film egress opening arranged to be aligned with the film passageway when the cassette is located in the nest. Thus, the filmstrip can be advanced first out of the cassette and then out of the nest to examine the recorded images in relation to the printed pictures without removing the cassette from the nest or removing the index print sheet from between the cover and the back.

Container for index print sheet and cassette

Growing community of inventors

New Hartford, CT, United States of America

Timothy C Repp