John T Liebel, 938163 E Whispering Wind Dr, Scottsdale, AZ 85255

4354225, Oct 12, 1982

Oct 11, 1979

6/083648

Gideon Frieder - Williamsville NY
David T. Hughes - Amherst NY
Mark H. Kline - Williamsville NY
John T. Liebel - Williamsville NY
David P. Meier - Orchard Park NY
Edward A. Wolff - Tonawanda NY

Nanodata Computer Corporation - Buffalo NY

G06F 1300
G06F 1516

364200

A data processing system comprising an active and intelligent main store including a main memory, a main store controller for accessing the main memory in a manner allowing different address and data structures, and a main store bus connected to the controller. At least one processor of a first type is connected to the main store bus, this being an auxiliary processor for performing input-output and other operations. At least one processor of a second type also is connected to the main store bus, this being an execution processor for fetching, decoding and executing instructions. All or some of either or both of the auxiliary processors and execution processors may be different. A supervisory processor for initiating configuring and monitoring the system is connected to the main store bus. A communication bus is connected to the processors of the first and second types and to the supervisory processor. A diagnostic bus connects the supervisory processor to each of the processors of the first and second types.

4527237, Jul 2, 1985

Apr 14, 1983

6/483444

Gideon Frieder - Williamsville NY
David T. Hughes - Amherst NY
Mark H. Kline - Williamsville NY
John T. Liebel - Williamsville NY
David P. Meier - Orchard Park NY
Edward A. Wolff - Tonawanda NY

Nanodata Computer Corporation - Buffalo NY

G06F 1300

364200

A data processing system comprising an active and intelligent main store including a main memory, a main store controller for accessing the main memory in a manner allowing different address and data structures, and a main store bus connected to the controller. At least one processor of a first type is connected to the main store bus, this being an auxiliary processor for performing input-output and other operations. At least one processor of a second type also is connected to the main store bus, this being an execution processor for fetching, decoding and executing instructions. All or some of either or both of the auxiliary processors and execution processors may be different. A supervisory processor for initiating configuring and monitoring the system is connected to the main store bus. A communication bus is connected to the processors of the first and second types and to the supervisory processor. A diagnostic bus connects the supervisory processor to each of the processors of the first and second types.

4232924, Nov 11, 1980

Oct 23, 1978

5/953645

Mark H. Kline - Williamsville NY
John T. Liebel - Williamsville NY
Ronald D. Sheridan - Williamsville NY

Nanodata Corporation - Buffalo NY

H05K 107

339 17L

An adapter for transferring the electrical connections of a circuit card of an electrical system from a fixed connector in a congested chassis area on one side of a master interconnect board to a convenient access area on the opposite side of the master board. The adapter comprises a first electrical connector element for making electrical connection to the system at a location on the opposite side of the master board in correspondence with the fixed connector, a second electrical connector element for making electrical connection to the circuit card, and an element for joining the first and second electrical connector elements mechanically and electrically adjacent the opposite side of the master board. A circuit card can be disconnected from the fixed connector and moved to the opposite side of the master board and connected to the second electrical connector of the adapter to facilitate working on the circuit card in a manner which does not increase significantly the electrical path length from the master board to the circuit card.

3969704, Jul 13, 1976

Jul 19, 1974

5/490113

John T. Liebel - Williamsville NY

Nanodata Corporation - Williamsville NY

G06F 700

3401725

Word transformation apparatus comprising word position changing means in the form of a shift register which receives coded information words and changes the format or relative positions of portions of a word by means of a controlled rotational shift to place the portion of the word which is of interest in a predetermined location therein. A selective gating means is controlled to transmit only that portion of the word for utilization in the information processing system associated with the apparatus. An adder can be connected to the output of the gating means for adding an index quantity to the word portion when, for example, it is utilized to address a predetermined range of an addressable storage means in the system.