序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开(公告)号 | 公开(公告)日 | 发明人 |
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121 | VEHICULAR COMPONENT INCORPORATING CONCEALABLE INDICIA WITH CONTROLLED LIGHT TRANSMISSION | PCT/US2012041660 | 2012-06-08 | WO2012170886A3 | 2013-07-11 | BINGLE ROBERT |
A vehicular trim component with interior and exterior surfaces, the vehicular trim component comprising: an at least partially light-transmissive substrate having opposite first and second surfaces; an illumination source adjacent the second surface of the substrate, the illumination source actuatable between an illuminated state and a non- illuminated state; and a variably light-transmissive layer on the first surface of the substrate. The variably light-transmissive layer includes a non-light-transmissive opaque portion and a light-transmissive portion. The light-transmissive portion comprises one or more lines defined through the opaque portion and arranged to define visually perceptible indicia when backlit by the illumination source in its illuminated state. Each line is visually imperceptible to the naked eye from a distance of at least as close as approximately 3 feet from the trim component when the illumination source is in its non- illuminated state. | ||||||
122 | HIGH SECURITY LOCK | PCT/US2011046839 | 2011-08-05 | WO2012019152A3 | 2012-03-22 | HORNE MARSHALL; LAINHART GREG |
A lock assembly (16) for securing a container (10) having an interior region is disclosed. The lock assembly (16) includes a housing (18) positionable on the interior of the container (10), a bolt (26) moveable relative to the housing (18) between an extended position inhibiting access to the interior region of the container (10) and a retracted position to facilitate access to the interior region, a dial (20) positionable on an exterior of the container (10). The dial (20) includes a plurality of indicators (30, 32) indicative of a plurality of dial positions, and an electronic controller (46) operably coupled to the dial (20) to detect the relative position of the dial (20) to determine if a combination entered with the dial (20) provides authorization to move the bolt (26) from the extended position to the retracted position. | ||||||
123 | METHOD FOR PREVENTING UNAUTHORIZED UNLOCKING OF A CODE UNIT OF A DEVICE OF A LOCK VARIETY | PCT/RU0100136 | 2001-04-06 | WO0179958A3 | 2007-11-22 | SHAFIRKIN DAVID ISAAKOVICH |
A method for unauthorized unlocking of code unit devices of a lock variety by manipulating coding elements is largely performed all over the world. This practice also relates to unauthorized detection of worksites of dividing dials having a digital mark up with numbers and symbols, by means of visual methods. The inventive method makes it possible to exclude a manipulation for obtaining signals perceptible for aural and touch reception which can be used for the unauthorized unlocking of code units by means of blocking an alternate access to code elements accompanied by blocking a riegel, and also by using the digital mark up having neither numbers no symbols which place the dividing dials in an operative position using signals perceptible for organ of touch only. | ||||||
124 | DEVICE FOR LOCKING AN ARTICLE | PCT/US2014027715 | 2014-03-14 | WO2014152772A3 | 2014-11-13 | HERDMAN RODRICK A |
A pin lock device for securing an article, including a lock base and a removable lock device that locks to the lock base. A plurality of control pins disposed in pin bores that communicate with a mounting post through tumbler channels. Alignment of recesses in the control pins releases the locking device from the post. The locking device allows the user to secure an article, such as a handgun, on the post in a secure and accessible manner. | ||||||
125 | ELECTROMECHANICAL LOCK | PCT/CA0000518 | 2000-05-05 | WO0068534A3 | 2001-03-08 | DOYON PIERRE; MESSIER YVES; STEPHENSON CHARLES |
A lock (10) suited for locking safes and vaults comprises an access control system (12) and a locking device (14). The access control system (12) is provided with an anti-tampering system (24, 41 and 70) which is adapted to provide indication of illegal separation of the parts (30 and 60) housing the access control system (12). The locking device (14) includes a bolt assembly (20) which may be configured to provide a spring-loaded bolt or, alternatively, a deadbolt. The locking device (14) further comprises a re-locking mechanism (202 and 202') adapted to prevent retraction of the bolt (20) upon displacement of the cover (108) of the lock casing (106). | ||||||
126 | HIGH SECURITY LOCK | EP09812293.0 | 2009-09-04 | EP2331780B1 | 2018-08-22 | MILLER, J., Clayton; COOKE, Donald, P. Jr.; HARVEY, Michael, P. |
A high security lock includes a lock bolt movable between extended and retracted positions, a bolt retraction gear coupled to the lock bolt, and a manually-driven gear train. When a controller verifies that user-input information is correct for unlocking the lock, the bolt retraction gear and manually-driven gear train are operatively coupled such that the gear train can drive the lock bolt from the extended position to the retracted position. | ||||||
127 | NON-INTRUSIVE DIAL ROTATION DETECTION OF HIGH SECURITY LOCKS | EP15870843.8 | 2015-12-15 | EP3234286A1 | 2017-10-25 | HORNE, George Marshall; CLARK, Michael Robert |
A rotation detection system for detecting the rotation of a lock dial includes a magnet coupled to the lock dial to generate a changing magnetic field in response to rotation of the lock dial, a sensor disposed near enough to the magnet to detect the magnetic field and provide a sensor output signal indicative of the magnetic field, and a controller coupled to the sensor for receiving the sensor output signal, the controller providing a controller output signal in response to a change in the sensor output signal. An alarm interface can receive the controller output signal and provide an alarm signal. | ||||||
128 | Pushbutton combination lock | EP13199105.1 | 2013-12-20 | EP2886755B1 | 2017-07-26 | Talpe, Joseph |
129 | LOCK | EP14797855 | 2014-05-14 | EP2997209A4 | 2017-03-01 | ROATIS CALIN; DENISON WILLIAM |
A lock includes a housing assembly, an actuatable lock assembly and a latching assembly. The actuatable lock assembly is positionable in at least a closed orientation and an open orientation. The latching assembly further includes a latch, a cam and a motor. The latch, having a cam profile, is movable between a locked position and an unlocked position. In the locked position, the actuatable lock assembly is maintained in the closed orientation. In the unlocked position, the actuatable lock assembly is positionable into an open orientation. The cam is rotatably mounted and has a first follower configured to intermittently coact with the cam profile of the latch, to, in turn, move the latch between the locked position and the unlocked position. The motor is coupled to the cam. Actuation of the motor causes rotation of the cam, resulting in movement of the latch between the locked and unlocked positions. | ||||||
130 | SELF-POWERD ELECTRONIC LOCK | EP10733752 | 2010-01-11 | EP2389489A4 | 2016-11-30 | HARVEY MICHAEL P |
A self-powered electronic lock is provided having a housing, a lock element mounted in the housing for movement relative to the housing between a locked position and an unlocked position, a code input device operating with a first set of electronics, and an electric actuator operating with a second set of electronics. The electric actuator is operatively coupled with the lock element to allow movement of the lock element from the locked position to the unlocked position. A first electric power generator is operative by a user to supply electrical power for operating the code input device and the first set of electronics. A second electric power generator is operative to supply electrical power for operating the electric actuator and the second set of electronics. The first and the second set of electronics are electrically isolated and are synchronized to generate a common number for a combination code. | ||||||
131 | HIGH SECURITY LOCK | EP14773198 | 2014-01-24 | EP2971415A4 | 2016-11-02 | MILLER CLAYTON J; COOKE DONALD P; HARVEY MICHAEL P; CRAYCRAFT BRIAN T; MASON PHILIP D; MIMLITCH KENNETH H; VOLK CRAIG |
A high security lock (10) includes a lock bolt (54) movable between extended and retracted positions, a bolt retraction gear (68) coupled to the lock bolt (54), and a manually-driven gear. When a controller verifies that user-input information is correct for unlocking the lock (10), the bolt retraction gear (68) and manually-driven gear (78) are operatively coupled such that the gears (68, 78) can drive the lock bolt (54) from the extended position to the retracted position. | ||||||
132 | DISPOSITIF ANTIVOL DESTINÉ À ÊTRE ATTACHÉ À UN ARTICLE EN VENTE LIBRE | EP14738569.4 | 2014-06-20 | EP3014038A1 | 2016-05-04 | BOUAN, Bruno |
The present invention concerns an anti-theft device intended to be attached to an item sold over-the-counter, formed from two portions (1, 2), one of which comprises a means for remote interaction with a terminal for detecting when it is passed by such a device, said portions (1, 2) being articulated by a hinge (3) in order to allow travel between a protected position in which it interacts with a portion of the item to be protected in order to prevent the anti-theft device from being separated from the item, and a released position in which it can be removed from the item, one of the portions (1) having, at the end opposite said movable hinge (3), a needle (4) that is movable in a direction perpendicular to the median plane of the device, the other portion (2) comprising a housing (5) for receiving said needle (4), the housing (5) comprising locking means configured to allow said needle (4) to be released using an opener, characterised in that said first portion (1) has three retractable cages (12, 13, 14) that allow said needle (4) to move between a retracted position in which the tip of said needle (4) does not extend beyond the inner surface of the first portion, and a protruding position in which said needle (4) is engaged in the additional housing (5) when the device is in the closed position. | ||||||
133 | EINRICHTUNG ZUM BETÄTIGEN DES SCHLIESSMECHANISMUS EINES SCHLOSSES | EP10721664.0 | 2010-04-28 | EP2425075B1 | 2016-04-20 | BOCK, Peter; BLUNCK, Matthias |
134 | DEVICE AND METHODS FOR PREVENTING UNWANTED ACCESS TO A LOCKED ENCLOSURE | EP13864463.8 | 2013-12-18 | EP2935732A2 | 2015-10-28 | BURRUS, Chris, L; CRAYCRAFT, Brian, T.; DEHAVEN, Gregory, J.; JANES, John, H.; MIMLITCH, Kenneth, H.; REDMON, Benjamin, T.; MILLER, Clayton, J.; COOKE, Donald, P., Jr. |
A device for preventing unwanted opening of a locked enclosure includes a lock bolt moveable between a locked position and an unlocked position. A face gear is meshable with and rotatable by the worm gear between locking and unlocking positions when the worm gear is driven in the first and second directions, respectively. A blocker member is rotatable between first and second positions. A biasing member is operatively coupled to the face gear and the blocker member to bias the blocker member in a biasing direction. A sliding member selectively disengages the blocker member to allow the blocker member to rotate in the biasing direction. A lever arm is operatively coupled to the sliding member such that the lever arm is in the disengaged and engageable positions when the sliding member engages the blocker member in the first and second positions, respectively. | ||||||
135 | DISPLAY STRUCTURE AND SUPPORT BODY | EP09825853.6 | 2009-08-03 | EP2463847A1 | 2012-06-13 | MATSUSHITA, Teruaki |
Disclosed is a display structure in which an insertion opening, slide grooves, a first fitting portion and a ridged portion along which the display plate bends when the display plate is bent arranged in the loading sections of a support body in a suitable manner to ensure that when the display plate is inserted into or removed from the loading unit, a force is exerted on both sides of the display plate in either the direction from the display surface side to the rear surface side thereof or the direction from the rear surface side to the display surface side thereof, and a force is exerted in another direction at the center region of the display plate. As a result of configuring in this manner, the display plate deforms so that the entire display surface side comes to have a convex or concave shape, thereby allowing the display plate to be attached to or detached from the support body without forcible localized deformation of the display plate. |
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136 | COMBINATION LOCK | EP03717505.6 | 2003-04-15 | EP1507942B1 | 2006-08-09 | KNOLL, Yehonatan |
A combination lock comprising a housing (22), a locking bolt (30) and a locking breach (140), at least one locking assembly (66) rotatably supported within the housing (22) and comprising a disc member (70) formed with a peripheral recess (72), a cam wheel (80) and a reset cam (76). A locking member (56) is formed with at least one locking lug (58) angularly displaceable between an un-locked position in which all the looking lugs engage within the peripheral recess (72) of the disc members (70) and where the locking breach (140) is disengaged from the locking bolt (30), and a locked position in which at least one of the locking lugs (58) is disengaged from the peripheral recess (72), where the locking breach (140) arrests the locking bolt (30). A planarly displaceable manipulating member (120) comprises at least one follower (130) corresponding with each cam wheel (80). A reset mechanism (88) is provided for rotating all disc members (70) into a reset position. | ||||||
137 | COMBINATION LOCK MECHANISM | EP98914013.2 | 1998-04-10 | EP1015718B1 | 2003-09-17 | KNOLL, Yehonatan |
A combination lock mechanism comprising a housing (20), a locking element (40) fitted with a locking latch (48) and extending into the housing (20), at least two coaxially disposed rotatable locking assemblies (58, 60, 62), each comprising a cogged wheel (68), a locking disc (70) formed with a peripheral recess (84) and a reset element (72) fixable to the cogged wheel (68), a forked locking member (90) pivotally secured within the housing (20) and fitted with first engaging fingers (94), each engaging finger (94) adapted for engagement with the peripheral recess (84) of a corresponding locking disc (70), second engaging fingers (96, 98), each adapted for engagement with a corresponding reset element (72), and a locking lug (140) for locking engagement with the locking latch (48) of the locking element (40). The lock further comprises a manipulating frame (100) displaceable within the housing (20), the arrangement being such that upon predetermined consecutive displacements of the manipulating frame (100) the forked locking member (90) can be shifted to its open position. | ||||||
138 | BACK COVER LOCK FOR A COMBINATION LOCK | EP99954597.3 | 1999-09-07 | EP1114229A1 | 2001-07-11 | DAWSON, Gerald, Lee; REDDEN, James, P. |
A mechanism for locking the back cover (120) of a combination lock to the lock housing is described having two sequentially and phased moveable parts (20, 66), each having an aperture (100, 110) through which a locking member may be inserted, the apertures (100, 110) are disposed in parts (20, 66) moveable in parallel and adjacent planes and a portion of each aperture (100, 110) is at all times aligned with the other aperture such that a third member (122) may extend through the apertures. The apertures (100, 110) have enlarged portions (104, 114), which will pass the third member (122), and channel portions (102, 112), which prevent withdrawal of the third member (122) while permitting movement of the moveable parts (20, 66). The third member (122) is carried by the back cover (120) of the lock and can only be withdrawn by sequentially withdrawing from a first of the moveable parts (66), shifting the moveable parts to a second position and withdrawing from a second moveable part (20). The back cover (120) may thus be only removed by starting with the bolt (20) in an extended position and locked condition and prior to final withdrawal of the third member (122), withdrawing the lock bolt (20) to an unlocked position, necessitating possession of authorization to unlock the lock in order to remove the back cover (120). | ||||||
139 | VEHICLE SECURITY SYSTEM | EP95931082 | 1995-09-12 | EP0804354A4 | 2000-08-09 | GREEN GRAEME ALLAN |
A secure access vehicle security system has a driver acess key assembly (12) having a data processing assembly (14) with processor means (16) and data storage means (17) which stores data relating to the use of the driver access key assembly by a driver, identification data representative of a driver for distinguishing a driver authorised to use the driver access key assembly and/or the vehicle, and driver history data; and a vehicle access controller (24) which communicates with the driver access key assembly and has a data processing assembly (24) with processor means (26) and data storage means (25) which stores data representative of a vehicle, identification data representative of authorised users of the vehicle and vehicle history data. A driver identity verification means (30) verifies the identity of the user of the driver access key assembly when the vehicle access controller communicates with a driver access key assembly inserted in a key slot (31, 33, 35). Access to a vehicle by an unauthorised driver is prevented and the vehicle can be started only by an authorised driver. | ||||||
140 | Solenoid controlled bolt control for an electronic lock | EP98303570.0 | 1998-05-07 | EP0882860A2 | 1998-12-09 | Evans, Walter R.; Mimlitch, Kenneth H.; Rice, Larry J. |
An electronic combination lock (10) of the self-powered type, wherein the electrical energy for operation of the lock is developed within the lock itself, has a solenoid (40) and armature (42) which moves a latch (32) to allow downward movement of a slide (28) and so the withdrawal of bolt (14) through bolt lever (16) and cam (26). The solenoid (40) and armature (42) magnetically seal in the activated position, thus preserving the "open" condition of the lock (10) until such time as the operator may withdraw the bolt (14) at which time a cam surface (36) of the slide (28) engages a cam follower (34) to move a reset lever (34) to unseal the solenoid (40) and allow the latch (32) to move back to its latched position. |