Richard D Farrell

US Patent:

48929816, Jan 9, 1990

Filed:

Sep 26, 1988

Appl. No.:

7/248824

Inventors:

Richard Soloway - Lido Beach NY
Richard Farrell - West Babylon NY

International Classification:

H01H 1370

US Classification:

200 5A

Abstract:

A modular snap-in keypad apparatus includes a planar frame member having a plurality of button accommodating apertures and a plurality of mounting posts extending therefrom. An elastomeric key button assembly has a planar surface containing a plurality of apertures which are positioned to receive each post. The button assembly comprises a plurality of raised elastomeric button structures which extend through an associated button accommodating aperture when said posts of said frame assembly accommodates the apertures in the button assembly. A planar switch assembly has a plurality of apertures which are congruently positioned with respect to the posts to enable the contact assembly to be positioned with respect to each button so that a conductive area of the button contacts the contact assembly when the button is depressed. The contact assembly is fabricated on a Mylar sheet and has a contact area which consists of an outer partial circular contact having inwardly disposed triangular projections and an inner T-shaped contact. When a button is depressed the inner T-shaped contact contacts the outer circular contact by means of the conductive area of the button.

US Patent:

51601907, Nov 3, 1992

Filed:

May 20, 1991

Appl. No.:

7/703188

Inventors:

Richard B. Farrell - New York NY
David P. Orlowski - Clinton MI

Assignee:

Automated Storage & Retrieval Systems of America Inc. - New York NY

International Classification:

A47B 8800

US Classification:

312201

Abstract:

A detection system is disclosed for a mobile storage system which causes the storage system to prevent movement of a storage element whenever a person is detected in an aisle between storage elements. The detection system uses a presence or motion detector for detecting the presence of a person in an open aisle without direct contact between the person and the detection system. Preferably, a radar transceiver operating in X-band is positioned to overlie each open aisle to detect presence of movement of a person in an open aisle, even slight movement such as breathing. The storage system in which the detection system is connected prevents any closing movement of a storage element adjacent an aisle in which a person is detected so as to avoid frightening the person in the aisle.

US Patent:

41463340, Mar 27, 1979

Filed:

Sep 9, 1977

Appl. No.:

5/831807

Inventors:

Richard Farrell - Williston Park NY

International Classification:

B65D 6132

US Classification:

366192

Abstract:

The pneumatically operated apparatus includes a transparent, calibrated paint container to facilitate measuring of the required proportions of color and solvents. A vertically displaceable and rotatable member extends through and seals an opening in the bottom of the container. The member has a hollow body forming a paint passage. An agitator is sealingly mounted on the end thereof extending through the opening and into the container, the other end being opened. An aperture is provided in the wall of the member spaced a short distance from the agitator. A friction surface is provided for connecting a pneumatically operated drive to the member to rotate same. The member is vertically displaceable between a mixing position, wherein the friction surface is effective to engage the member and rotate same and the aperture is situated below the container seal to prevent paint flow and a dispensing position, wherein the friction surface is disengaged from the member and the aperture is at least partially situated above the seal in the container, so as to provide a passage to permit gravity to cause the paint to flow through the body and out the bottom opened end thereof.

US Patent:

D329522, Aug 22, 1989

Filed:

Sep 23, 1986

Appl. No.:

6/910765

Inventors:

Richard Soloway - Lido Beach NY
Richard Farrell - West Babylon NY

Assignee:

Napco Security Systems, Inc. - Amityville NY

US Classification:

D10106

US Patent:

D3107914, Sep 25, 1990

Filed:

Jul 25, 1988

Appl. No.:

7/223759

Inventors:

Richard Farrell - West Babylon NY
Richard Soloway - Lido Beach NY

Assignee:

Napco Security Systems, Inc. - Amityville NY

US Classification:

D10106

US Patent:

50695134, Dec 3, 1991

Filed:

Sep 27, 1990

Appl. No.:

7/589322

Inventors:

Richard B. Farrell - New York NY
James H. Rogers - Middle Village NY

Assignee:

Automated Storage & Retrieval Systems of America - New York NY

International Classification:

A47B 5300

US Classification:

312201

Abstract:

A safety floor construction comprising plural floor sections suspended on springs such that each floor section is depressed whenever a person stands on that floor section while in an aisle between carriages. One or more safety switches are mounted on each carriage. The switch actuators engage the floor sections. When a floor section is depressed by a user, the switch is actuated and interrupts the motor drive circuit for the carriages. Thus, the adjacent carriages cannot move. The movable floor is constituted of individual reinforced plywood panels provided at their edges with metal which are contacted by the spring supports. Moreover, the floor panel spring supports are mounted under the rail attached to the sub floor and require no attachment to the panel.

US Patent:

47421835, May 3, 1988

Filed:

Oct 24, 1986

Appl. No.:

6/923048

Inventors:

Richard Soloway - Lido Beach NY
Richard Farrell - West Babylon NY

Assignee:

Napco Security Systems, Inc. - Copiague NY

International Classification:

H05K 118

US Classification:

174 685

Abstract:

There is disclosed a method of fabricating a folded printed circuit board. The method includes the steps of forming first and second apertures in a rigid board along a common line which line is parallel to a side edge of a board then scoring the line to form a break area for said board. The next step includes the formation of terminal areas on each side of the apertures on opposite sides of the line and forming component terminal areas for said board. Automatically inserting said components into said rigid board, while automatically inserting larger diameter wire conductors into said terminal areas to bridge said apertures, breaking the board along the scored line and folding the board with said wires across the apertures forming hinge assemblies for said board.

US Patent:

D3375137, Jul 20, 1993

Filed:

Mar 14, 1991

Appl. No.:

7/669313

Inventors:

Richard L. Soloway - Amityville NY
Richard J. Farrell - Lindenhurst NY

Assignee:

NAPCO Security Systems, Inc. - Amityville NY

US Classification:

D 8373