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White Hse Sta, NJ
Clinton, NJ
Stanton, NJ
77 Dreahook Rd, Lebanon, NJ 08833
White Hse Sta, NJ
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Computer System Having Monitor With Detachable Module For Providing Diverse Functionality
US Patent:
5257163, Oct 26, 1993
Filed:
Aug 28, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/936059
Inventors:
Kevin S. Buist - Belle Mead NJ
Robert J. Campesi - Flemington NJ
Randolph W. Raine - Belle Mead NJ
Jeffrey A. Walck - Lebanon NJ
John Weinschenk - Edison NJ
Elisa E. Zappacosta - Media PA
Robert J. Campesi - Flemington NJ
Randolph W. Raine - Belle Mead NJ
Jeffrey A. Walck - Lebanon NJ
John Weinschenk - Edison NJ
Elisa E. Zappacosta - Media PA
Assignee:
Unisys Corporation - Blue Bell PA
International Classification:
H05K 502
G06F 116
G06F 116
US Classification:
361729
Abstract:
A monitor is transformed into a predetermined type of digital computer system by attaching a personality module to the rear thereof. The module contains one or more circuit cards for imparting the desired personality to the system. The monitor includes an internal power supply for providing power to the module. Mating video and power connectors are included at the interface surfaces of the monitor and module for conveying video signals from the module to the monitor and power from the monitor to the module. Apertures at the top of the rear mounting surface of the monitor engage hooks at the top of the mounting surface of the module to form a disengagable hinged interface therebetween. Apertures are included at the bottom of the mating surface of the monitor for engaging rotary latches disposed at the bottom of the module. Each rotary latch comprises a triple-cut lead screw engaged in a nut captured in the module.
Computer System Housing Monitor With Detachable Module For Providing Diverse Functionality
US Patent:
5097388, Mar 17, 1992
Filed:
Jan 31, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/648695
Inventors:
Kevin S. Buist - Belle Mead NJ
Robert J. Campesi - Flemington NJ
Randolph W. Raine - Belle Mead NJ
Jeffrey A. Walck - Lebanon NJ
John Weinschenk - Edison NJ
Elisa E. Zappacosta - Media PA
Robert J. Campesi - Flemington NJ
Randolph W. Raine - Belle Mead NJ
Jeffrey A. Walck - Lebanon NJ
John Weinschenk - Edison NJ
Elisa E. Zappacosta - Media PA
Assignee:
Unisys Corporation - Blue Bell PA
International Classification:
H05K 502
G06F 100
G06F 100
US Classification:
361393
Abstract:
A monitor is transformed into a predetermined type of digital computer system by attaching a personality module to the rear thereof. The module contains one or more circuit cards for imparting the desired personality to the system. The monitor includes an internal power supply for providing power to the module. Mating video and power connectors are included at the interface surfaces of the monitor and personality module for conveying video signals from the module to the monitor and conveying power from the monitor to the module. Apertures at the top of the rear mounting surface of the monitor engage hooks at the top of the mounting surface of the module to form a disengagable hinged interface therebetween. Apertures are included at the bottom of the mating surface of the monitor for engaging rotary latches disposed at the bottom of the module. Each rotary latch comprises a triple-cut lead screw engaged in a nut captured in the module.
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