Nancy C Miron, 671099 Galvin St, Elsmere, KY 41018

2004007, Apr 22, 2004

Sep 5, 2003

10/656980

John Kimes - Lake Arrowhead CA, US
Leo Felipe - Costa Mesa CA, US
Kerry Hirschy - Orlando FL, US
Nancy Miron - Royal Oak MI, US

H04L009/00

713/155000

A remote security key encoding system comprising a client system containing a client identity, a client location and client account information, a service provider system connected to the client system via an Internet connection, and a financial institution system, connected to the client system and the service provider system via the Internet. When, over the Internet a client requests the encoding of a security key, the service provider system identifies the client, authenticates the client location, confirms that the client's account status is above some predetermined threshold, and encodes the security key per the client request. The client has the option of paying in advance for the key encoding services, and may replenish the client account at any time by logging onto the service provider's system.

5477041, Dec 19, 1995

Mar 24, 1993

8/036556

Nancy C. Miron - Royal Oak MI
Vance E. Neff - Birmingham MI

Computerized Security Systems, Incorporated - Troy MI

E05B 4900

235382

A locking system is utilized to control the locking and unlocking of a lock, such as on a door. The lock includes a magnetic card reader for reading a coded key card into a lock computer which in turn determines functions of and access to the lock. The key card includes a key code, key level code, and key record number stored thereon. The lock includes a memory accessed by the computer which is partitioned and includes a level storage area with level records identified by a lock level code and operational information for the level, and a key storage area for storing lock key records identified by a lock record number and associated with at least one lock level for storing key information associated with the record number. The computer validates a key card by reading and comparing the key level code to the lock level code to determine the level and the key record number to one of the lock record numbers identified with the level in the key storage area. The key code is representative of a real time based on time of issuance, and validation occurs by comparing a lock time to the key code.

5198643, Mar 30, 1993

Feb 26, 1991

7/661542

Nancy C. Miron - Royal Oak MI
Vance E. Neff - Birmingham MI

Computerized Security Systems, Inc. - Troy MI

E05B 4700

235382

A locking system is utilized to control the locking and unlocking of a lock, such as on a door. The lock includes a magnetic card reader for reading a coded key card into a lock computer which in turn determines functions of and access to the lock. The key card includes a key code, key level code, and key record number stored thereon. The lock includes a memory accessed by the computer which is partitioned and includes a level storage area with level records identified by a lock level code and operational information for the level, and a key storage area for storing lock key records identified by a lock record number and associated with at least one lock level for storing key information associated with the record number. The computer validates a key card by reading and comparing the key level code to the lock level code to determine the level and the key record number to one of the lock record numbers identified with the level in the key storage area. The key code is representative of a real time based on time of issuance, and validation occurs by comparing a lock time to the key code.