Ademco Inc.

Honeywell International Inc.

Resideo LLC

Travis J Read

John Edward Cronin

David James Emmons

Rajat Nmn Shail

Jonathan Erbacher

Eric James Barton

Brian Fei Moy

William Atwood

Steven L Wolff

Nathan Carlson

Sriharsha Putrevu

Christopher Heintzelman

Cameron Kip Vreeland

Rolf Lee Strand

Peter M Anderson

Joseph Carlos Vargas

Tarik Khoury

Christopher George Daily

Matthew Edward Mostoller

Kenneth G Eskildsen

Heidi Finch

Preston Gilmer

Michael Crites

John B Amundson

Eugene J Takach

Brad Alan Terlson

James T Woolaway

Edward John Howard

Tracy L Lentz

Nathaniel D Kraft

Robert John Probin

Ryan Thorsen

David Kynoch

Andrew Covi

Aleyse McNealy

Karla Morales

Paul Robare

Michael James Shelley

Paul Knauf

Victor Alfonso Esparza

Conor Mackin

Donald C Kennedy

Kevin Graebel

Jiri Sapak

Mark E Stout

Jaromir Cechak

Liliana Reategui

Ladislav Janovec

Arnold Kalla

Robert Bick

Michael Underhill

Christopher P Fitzgerald

Samuel Raymakers

Rajat Shail

Derek Weller

Rajat Shall

Jiawei Wang

Rinaldo Filinesi

Anthony P Uttley

Christopher Lovin

Jonathan Sartwell

Chris Lovin

Mark Ekblad

Alastair Bryce

James Gray

David G Quam

Patrick L Clarke

Systems and methods of a doorbell device initiating a state change of an access control device and/or a control panel responsive to two-factor authentication are provided. Such systems and methods can include the doorbell device receiving first access credentials from a first device, determining whether the first access credentials are valid, and determining whether the first device has been authenticated with two factors by determining whether an indication of two-factor authentication of the first device has been received from the first device or by soliciting and validating second access credentials from a second device. When the first access credentials are valid and the first device has been authenticated with the two factors, the doorbell device can transmit a state change command to the access control device that controls access to a secured area associated with the doorbell device and/or the control panel that monitors the secured area.

Systems and methods of a doorbell device initiating a state change of an access control device and/or a control panel responsive to two-factor authentication

Security system keypad

Wall plate

Heat pump controller

Camera

The disclosure is directed to a control device configured to control the distribution of conditioned air, or liquid, to a space inside a building. In some examples, the control device may be a wall mounted switch, similar to a light switch, inside or near the space. Operating the switch may send signals to control the position of a vent, or a valve, to allow or prevent conditioned air, or liquid, from changing the environment of the space in the building.

Room conditioning comfort switch

Security system control panel with touchscreen interface

Systems and methods are provided that can include a doorbell device receiving a request signal to enter a region associated with the doorbell device from a remote control device and, responsive thereto, accessing a list identifying which of a plurality of authorized users are located within the region, identifying one of the plurality of authorized users associated with the remote control device, determining whether the list indicates that the one of the plurality of authorized users is located within the region, and determining whether to transmit a disarm command signal to a control panel device or an activation signal to an access control device based on whether the list indicates that the one of the plurality of authorized users is located within the region, wherein entries on the list can correspond to historical use of the doorbell device or the control panel device to enter and exit the region.

Systems and methods for authorizing transmission of commands and signals to an access control device or a control panel device

A thermostat that is configured to be releasably secured to a wall mountable connector, wherein the wall mountable connector includes a jumper switch that permits an installer or other professional to easily form an electrical connection between different wiring terminals of the wall mountable connector in accordance with how particular field wires are connected to the wiring terminals of the wall mountable connector. The thermostat is further configured to automatically determine the position of the jumper switch of the wall mountable connector, and in some cases, change the control of at least some functionality of the thermostat and/or HVAC equipment depending on the position of the jumper switch.

Wall mount connector including memory

Terminal layout

Enclosure for a security system control unit

Growing community of inventors

Little Canada, MN, United States of America

Travis J Read