Boots – shoes – and leggings
Patent
1994-01-07
1997-01-28
Harrell, Robert B.
Boots, shoes, and leggings
364DIG1, 364DIG2, 3642219, 364222, 364228, 364229, 3642291, 364230, 3642304, 36424294, 364273, 3642731, 3642732, 3642733, 3642734, G06F 15177
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active
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ABSTRACT:
A networked system having a wide variety of applications and particularly applicable to facilities management systems has multiple levels of software in processing nodes. The levels include a "features" processing level which communicates requests for data to a software object level containing databases of processes and attributes and database managers. The database managers in the software object level operate to provide data to the high level features in the same format. The software object level communicates with a hardware object level which also contains databases and database managers to mask differences between operational hardware units. By categorizing operational units by type, additional units of a known type can be added with only low level hardware object database changes. Adding units of a new type is facilitated by software changes confined to the lower level hardware and software objects, avoiding software changes at high level features. Individual software objects are tailored for typical types of inputs and output devices encountered by facilities management systems. Universal drive circuitry also provides applicability to a broad range of devices. Nodes store restoration characteristics of loads controlled by the nodes. After being shed to limit energy consumption, software local to the node restores the loads under predefined circumstances independently of the load shed commands to achieve distributed load management.
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Burkhardt Dennis E.
Decious Gaylon M.
Garbe James R.
Gottschalk, Jr. Donald A.
Hyzer Susan M.
Harrell Robert B.
Johnson Service Company
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