Randall R Morrison

US Patent:

D500687, Jan 11, 2005

Filed:

May 3, 2004

Appl. No.:

29/204725

Inventors:

Randall L. Morrison - Oviedo FL, US
Kim P. Fallon - Apopka FL, US

International Classification:

1003

US Classification:

D10 40

US Patent:

7839425, Nov 23, 2010

Filed:

Sep 17, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/211974

Inventors:

Randall L. Morrison - Oviedo FL, US

Assignee:

NCR Corporation - Duluth GA

International Classification:

B41J 3/60

US Classification:

347171

Abstract:

A method of controlling thermal printing based upon print density. The method includes receiving pre-formatted data representing information to be printed on two sides of a thermal print media from a computer by a processor of a thermal printer, analyzing the pre-formatted data by the thermal printer to determine different types of data to be printed with different print densities by the processor, determining an average print density of the different print densities by the processor, determining that the average print density is greater than a predetermined average print density by the processor, determining a power level required to print the data, and directing first and second thermal print heads to print the data based upon the required power level by the processor.

US Patent:

8113429, Feb 14, 2012

Filed:

Dec 18, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/337758

Inventors:

Jack W. Craig - Oviedo FL, US
Jason A. Mastry - Sanford FL, US
Rafael Yepez - Sanford FL, US
Randall L. Morrison - Oviedo FL, US

Assignee:

NCR Corporation - Duluth GA

International Classification:

G06K 7/10

US Classification:

23546232, 23547201, 23546245

Abstract:

A barcode reading station which mounts a barcode reader for reading a barcode on a barcode carrier, such as a document or electronic device which displays the barcode. The barcode reading station includes a holster for a barcode reader, the barcode reader producing a scan volume, a barcode reading table for identifying a target location for barcode reading, and a mirror for deflecting the scan volume of the barcode reader towards the barcode reading table.

US Patent:

8314821, Nov 20, 2012

Filed:

Nov 22, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/951316

Inventors:

Randall L. Morrison - Oviedo FL, US

Assignee:

NCR Corporation - Duluth GA

International Classification:

B41J 3/60
B41J 2/35

US Classification:

347171

Abstract:

A method of controlling thermal printing based upon print density. The method includes receiving pre-formatted data representing information to be printed on two sides of a thermal print media from a computer by a processor of a thermal printer, analyzing the pre-formatted data by the thermal printer to determine different types of data to be printed with different print densities by the processor, determining an average print density of the different print densities by the processor, determining that the average print density is greater than a predetermined average print density by the processor, determining a power level required to print the data, and directing first and second thermal print heads to print the data based upon the required power level by the processor.

US Patent:

8342391, Jan 1, 2013

Filed:

Dec 18, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/337879

Inventors:

Randall L. Morrison - Oviedo FL, US
Rafael Yepez - Sanford FL, US

Assignee:

NCR Corporation - Duluth GA

International Classification:

G06F 17/00

US Classification:

235375, 235380

Abstract:

A travel kiosk with improved document delivery. The travel kiosk includes a first section containing a touch screen, and a second section adjacent the first section including an aperture and a document delivery tray within the aperture. The document delivery tray includes a first portion including a document slope for receiving a document at an upper end from a printer, the document falling to a lower end of the document slope, the document slope including ribs oriented generally downwardly to minimize friction between the document and the document slope. A second portion coupled to the first portion at the lower end includes first and second tabs which form a landing zone for the document after it has fallen from the document slope.

US Patent:

20050242753, Nov 3, 2005

Filed:

Dec 27, 2004

Appl. No.:

11/023223

Inventors:

Randall Morrison - Oviedo FL, US
Kim Fallon - Apopka FL, US

International Classification:

B60L001/00

US Classification:

315360000

Abstract:

An electrical wall switch for turning ON and OFF electrical loads has automatic and manual modes. The wall switch has a display for showing time of day and ON and OFF times. The operation of control switches and their relative placement simplifies setting and using the wall switch. The wall switch includes surge suppression for protection.

US Patent:

53542541, Oct 11, 1994

Filed:

Apr 15, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/047748

Inventors:

B. Dale Zabriskie - Longwood FL
Randall L. Morrison - Oviedo FL

Assignee:

Separation Technology, Inc. - Altamonte Springs FL

International Classification:

B04B 706
B04B 502

US Classification:

494 12

Abstract:

A centrifuge rotor head has a hollow frusto-conical housing with parallel inner and outer, upwardly and inwardly inclined walls joined at top and base ends by top and bottom annular flanges, and closed at the top by a central horizontally extending disc portion. The top flange is interrupted at equiangularly spaced intervals by circular openings which, together with an internal annular chamber, present steep angled cavities making angles of about 20. degree. with the rotor cone axis. The housing is capped at its upper end by a circumferentially-extending crown-shaped ring which has a plurality of upwardly and inwardly inclined projections located radially outward of the openings. The projections support the exposed upper ends of tubes placed in the cavities, to guard against neck breakage and stopper dislodgement during spinning.

US Patent:

54094437, Apr 25, 1995

Filed:

Aug 6, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/103242

Inventors:

B. Dale Zabriskie - Longwood FL
Randall L. Morrison - Oviedo FL
Kenneth L. Zabriskie - Longwood FL

Assignee:

Separation Technology, Inc. - Altamonte Springs FL

International Classification:

B04B 502

US Classification:

494 10

Abstract:

A centrifuge (10) for spinning blood sample tubes (14) has a conical rotor head (17) rotated within a cavity defined by an upwardly open annular trough (39) and a domed lid (50). The tubes (14) are inserted into transparent plastic tube holders (48). The holder top ends (60) are funnel-shaped to capture spillage and enable manual gripping. The trough has oppositely sloping walls (40, 41) and holder bottom ends (59) are exposed for ready viewing below the head bottom edge. A reader station (15) includes a pointer (80) with a lens (86) that has hairlines (87) for aligning the pointer over the spin tube (14a) to enter data on the red cell/plasma interface. The lines (87) are spaced to match the diagonal appearance of the interface. An interlock assembly includes a solenoid operated shuttle arm (108) that blocks movement of a pin (95) out of a bore (94) in a lid tab (92), unless motor (23) is deenergized.