Kenneth Edward Kaczmarz, 68Bonita Springs, FL

D534785, Jan 9, 2007

Oct 14, 2005

29/240573

Mitch S. Mlynarczyk - Hoffman Estates IL, US
Kenneth A. Kaczmarz - La Grange Park IL, US
Brian R. Hill - Des Plaines IL, US
Matthew R. Greiner - Simponsonville SC, US
Francis H. Zimmerman - Libertyville IL, US

Advance Grinding, Inc. - Westlake OH

0807

D 8331

5784753, Jul 28, 1998

Dec 26, 1996

8/778041

Kenneth A. Kaczmarz - Hoffman Estates IL
Jesse V. Mondigo - Aurora IL
Gary Edward Palmer - Roselle IL

Minuteman International, Inc. - Addison IL

A47L 928

15319

A portable carpet cleaning machine has a tank for storing a cleaning solution and a hand-actuatable spray nozzle for applying the solution under pressure. A vacuum motor drives a fan which produces a vacuum in a recovery tank for storing spent solution. Air flows through the recovery tank and the vacuum fan to exhaust. A fast-acting, heat-sensitive thermostatic switch is connected in electrical circuit and in heat transfer relation with the vacuum motor winding to interrupt the flow of current in the motor winding immediately upon sensing a temperature rise in the winding above a predetermined temperature and in a very short time after overflow water is passed from the recovery tank to the vacuum fan.

6163915, Dec 26, 2000

Aug 21, 1998

9/138822

Kenneth A. Kaczmarz - Hoffman Estates IL
Brock E. Robinson - Naperville IL
John B. Payson - Bolingbrook IL
James V. Allen - Lombard IL

Minuteman International, Inc. - Addison IL

A47L 1114
A47L 1128

15 491

A floor care machine such as a burnisher may operate in a manual or automatic mode for controlling the operating pressure of the working unit, such as a brush or pad. The illustrated machine has a motor and pad driver assembly mounted for height adjustment by an actuator. In the automatic mode, a transducer senses motor current (i. e. , load) and generates a signal representative of the actual operating pressure exerted by the pad on the floor. A microprocessor-based controller controls the actuator to adjust the height of the pad relative to the floor, and thus adjusts the pad pressure on the floor, according to a setting selected by the operator. The controller is programmed to reduce the effect of "hunting" by entering a Lock Mode after operation has achieved predetermined conditions. System operation remains in the Lock Mode as long as other criteria are met, and operation returns to a Hunt Mode if these other criteria are not met. The operator may enter data into the controller to adjust the sensitivity of the system in the Hunt Mode and the Lock Mode for different applications or floor conditions.

2019005, Feb 21, 2019

Aug 21, 2018

16/106619

- Greenville SC, US
Kenneth A. Kaczmarz - LaGrange Park IL, US
Jesse Mavromatis - Inverness IL, US
Mike Jensen - Salem WI, US
Arkady Grenader - Palatine IL, US

G07C 9/00
G06K 19/07
G06Q 10/08
H04L 29/08
G06K 17/00

Disclosed are apparatuses and corresponding and associated methodologies for achieving current inventory data management in combination with an electronic access control system. An access control system provides access control data while the sealed enclosure incorporates an RFID reading system for determining the identity of respective tagged contents within the enclosure. Particularly in conjunction with the storage of controlled substances, such as some drugs utilized on an EMS vehicle, a form of RFID tag may be practiced which operationally is fully or partially destroyed or damaged, or otherwise impacted or affected so as to generate a changed ID, whenever the contained medicinal dosage is acquired for administration. By reading contents of the enclosure (narc box) prior to a work shift, and at the conclusion of the work shift, comprising tracking comparative methodology, usage of the tagged drugs may be tracked. By forming such reports throughout the course of a shift, as each point of consumption takes place, a complete record of custody of control may be maintained.

2011007, Mar 31, 2011

Sep 23, 2010

12/888510

Kenneth A. Kaczmarz - LaGrange Park IL, US
John B. Payson - Morris IL, US
John A. Garlisch - Keeneyville IL, US
Brock E. Robinson - Crest Hill IL, US
Jesse Mavromatis - Palatine IL, US
Mitchell S. Mlynarczyk - Hoffman Estates IL, US

COMPX INTERNATIONAL INC. - Greenville SC

G06F 7/04

340 573

Apparatus and methodology for providing electronic access control are disclosed. In an exemplary configuration, a retrofittable electronic lock can be used to provide secure storage to an enclosure. A user interface and LCD visual display can be provided to permit convenient adjustment of system operational parameters. In certain embodiments, the electronic access control system includes master-slave control capabilities. In other embodiments, the electronic access control system includes inventory management capability. In still other embodiments, apparatus and methodologies provide the secure storage of the enclosure when the enclosure is being moved or otherwise transported from one location to another location. Various alternative arrangements may provide various alert features, as well as battery features which facilitate rapid replacement and/or reconfiguration.

2011001, Jan 20, 2011

Jul 12, 2010

12/834158

John B. Payson - Morris IL, US
John A. Garlisch - Keeneyville IL, US
Brock E. Robinson - Crest Hill IL, US
Kenneth A. Kaczmarz - LaGrange Park IL, US
Jesse Mavromatis - Palatine IL, US

COMPX INTERNATIONAL INC. - Greenville SC

G05B 19/00

340 561

Disclosed are apparatus and corresponding methodologies for data control in an electronic access control system. A plurality of electronic locks are connected to a central server over a network such as an 802.11 WiFi wireless network that may be used to provide data updates and management for the individual electronic locks. To address power management problems associated with electronic locks having the capability to communicate over an 802.11 WiFi network, the present disclosure provides method and apparatus for selectively powering on and off an 802.11 WiFi communications module integrated into the electronic lock to conserve power resources. An electronic access control system is disclosed which allows efficient data exchange between a central server and a plurality of electronic locks using a database structure, and which allows for multiple simultaneous database manipulations in a cost effective manner.

2009013, May 21, 2009

Nov 14, 2008

12/271206

Kenneth A. Kaczmarz - LaGrange Park IL, US
Mitchell S. Mlynarczyk - Hoffman Estates IL, US
John Payson - Bolingbrook IL, US
Brock Robinson - Crest Hill IL, US
Ernest Vaughn - Waukegan IL, US
Francis H. Zimmerman - Libertyville IL, US
Matthew R. Greiner - Simpsonville SC, US

CompX International Inc. - Greenville SC

G05B 15/00
A47B 96/00

700275, 312405

Disclosed are apparatus and methodology subject matters for temperature monitoring and controlled access to refrigerated medications. An electronically controlled lock is installed on a refrigerator used for storage of temperature sensitive medications. Lock access is given to individuals having differing levels of access authorization so that user level authorization holders may have access to stored medications. Supervisor level authorization holders may have access to stored medications and may also effect changes in lock settings including setting alarm levels. Alarm levels may be adjusted to monitor temperatures within the refrigerated storage area so that in the case that temperature fall outside preset limits, access to the stored medicines may be had only by those individuals having supervisory access authorization.

2007025, Nov 8, 2007

Apr 26, 2006

11/411973

Brian Hill - Des Plaines IL, US
Steven Belzek - Schiller Park IL, US
Robert Brewczynski - Northlake IL, US
Kenneth Kaczmarz - LaGrange Park IL, US
Mitchell Mlynarczyk - Hoffman Estates IL, US
Francis Zimmerman - Libertyville IL, US
Ernest Vaughn - Waukegan IL, US

CompX International Inc. - Mauldin SC

B60R 25/00

340005730, 340005280, 340005220, 070278100

Disclosed is apparatus and methodology for providing a retrofittable lock assembly for an enclosure. A manually or electronically accessible lock assembly has been provided that may be attached to an enclosure to control access to items stored in the enclosure. In a particular form, the retrofittable lock may be applied to a refrigerator used to store controlled medications. The retrofittable lock contains electronic circuitry that maintains a record of user identification, date, and time of access of users seeking access to items stored in the enclosure.