Boots – shoes – and leggings
Patent
1979-10-30
1981-08-18
Springborn, Harvey E.
Boots, shoes, and leggings
G06F 100
Patent
active
042850509
ABSTRACT:
An electronic postage meter includes an operating voltage variation sensing system. Protection is provided for preserving postage accounting information stored in the meter if the operating power for the meter fails. Control circuits are connected to the accounting circuit and to circuitry providing signal information representative of the power condition. The control circuit operates to maintain the accounting circuit in either an operative or inoperative state. The control circuits can be set to bring the accounting circuit from the inoperative state only when the signal information reflects a sufficient power condition. Once set to maintain the accounting circuit in the operative state, the control circuits continue to maintain the accounting circuit operative, independent of signal information reflecting a power failure.
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Pitchenik David E.
Pitney Bowes Inc.
Scribner Albert W.
Soltow, Jr. William D.
Springborn Harvey E.
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