DALE M EVANS
Massage Therapy at Sky Vis Ct, Orlando, FL

6373945, Apr 16, 2002

Oct 13, 1999

09/417232

William G. Easter - Orlando FL
Dale D. Evans - Orlando FL
John A. Maze - Orlando FL
Frank Miceli - Orlando FL
Jose Omar Rodriguez - Orlando FL

Agere Systems Guardian Corp. - Orlando FL

H04M 100

379438, 439425

The present invention provides a terminal block extension for use with a terminal block having electrical contacts and that is electrically coupled to a wiring system. In one embodiment, the terminal block comprises an insulating body having first and second coupling ends and a first conductor disposed within the insulating body having first and second conducting ends. The first coupling end is configured to mechanically couple to the terminal block. The second coupling end is configured to mechanically couple to another terminal block extension. The first conducting end is configured to couple to one of the electrical contacts. The second conducting end is configured to receive a first wire of the wiring system and cooperatively engage a first coupling end of another terminal block extension.

6161278, Dec 19, 2000

Aug 18, 1999

9/376801

William Easter - Orlando FL
Dale Evans - Orlando FL
John Maze - Orlando FL
Frank Miceli - Orlando FL

Lucent Technologies Inc. - Murray Hill NJ

H01R 4300

29749

A method of inserting color coded wires into a multiple position modular registered jack connector of a telephone connection interface is disclosed. Individual wires that have been exposed by stripping the insulator covering from the end of a phone line are arranged by color in a wire insertion tool having a wire insertion end and pin depression member and grooves on a top surface that are also color coded in an order representing the order in which the ends of the color coded wires are to be placed into the modular registered jack connector. The grooves are dimensioned to receive in a frictional fit the respective color coded wires of the phone line. The wire insertion tool is moved manually into position such that the ends of the wires extend beyond the wire insertion end of the wire insertion tool and are aligned with conductive pins and associated teeth that pierce the insulation on wire, and the associated slots. The wire insertion tool is pushed straight toward the modular registered jack connector for inserting the ends of the wires into the respective slots such that the pin depression member depresses the conductive pins and the ends of the wires engage the conductive pins and associated teeth such that the insulation of the ends of the wire is pierced. The wire insertion tool is then removed from the color coded wires after the ends of the wires are received into the modular registered jack connector.

6202295, Mar 20, 2001

Aug 20, 1999

9/378428

William Easter - Orlando FL
Dale Evans - Orlando FL
John Maze - Orlando FL
Frank Miceli - Orlando FL

Lucent Technologies Inc. - Murray Hill NJ

B23P 1900

29764

A method of removing a connecting block from a wiring block and associated tool is disclosed. A rear surface of a telecommunications board is mounted adjacent to a support surface and forms a plenum between the wiring block and support surface where cable-pair conductors are contained. Male connectors are mounted on the telecommunications board and terminate the cable-pair conductors. Female connecting blocks are complementary fitting to the male connectors and include clips that slice through insulation on cable-pair conductors. The female connecting blocks include opposing attachment legs that engage the male connectors. The attachment legs of the connecting block are engaged with the removal tool having opposing lever arms that form pivoting jaws at one end and engage the opposing attachment legs. The opposing lever arms are depressed to spread outward the pivoting jaws and the attachment legs. The removal tool is pulled upward such that the connecting block is removed from the wiring block.