DAVID M JOHNSON, MD
Osteopathic Medicine at Bannock St, Boise, ID

5978011, Nov 2, 1999

Feb 25, 1998

9/030637

Steve A. Jacob - Boise ID
David A. Johnson - Boise ID

Hewlett-Packard Company - Palo Alto CA

G03F 308

347251

The method of the invention provides an improved method for converting primary printer color values to combinations of the primary printer color values and black to achieve improved printer output color representations. The method includes the following steps. A first balanced set of primary printer color combinations (e. g. , CMY) is initially derived which provides a balanced gray representation at various levels of primary color concentration. A second balanced set of primary printer color combinations (e. g. , CMYK) is derived which provides a balanced gray representation at various levels of color concentration. Next, a set of primary printer colors (CMY) with K is derived, using the first balanced set, which best represents shadow colors, and a maximum color value is chosen therefrom. Then, a similar set of primary printer colors is calculated which best represents highlight values, by interpolating from the chosen maximum color value to a white value. CMYK color values are then determined, using the second set, shadow colors and highlight colors, which represent regions between black, white and maximum color points already found.

8480761, Jul 9, 2013

Nov 30, 2010

12/957158

Steven Wood - Boise ID, US
David Alan Johnson - Boise ID, US

Cradlepoint, Inc. - Boise ID

G06F 21/00

726 35

A router comprises a local network interface and routing services. The router also includes a data exchanger interface that can be configured to connect to a data exchanger. A security enclosure is configured to cover the data exchanger when the data exchanger is connected to the data exchanger interface.

6038374, Mar 14, 2000

Jun 4, 1997

8/869052

Steve A. Jacob - Boise ID
Victor D. Loewen - Eagle ID
Kurt R. Bengtson - Eagle ID
David A. Johnson - Boise ID

Hewlett-Packard Company - Palo Alto CA

B41B 1500, G06K 900, G03F 008

395109

A color table calibration system produces multiple color samples for each target color point in a color table. Each sample is offset from the target color within the color space by a random amount that is equal to a fixed offset plus a random interval. In the preferred implementation, the fixed offset is equal to a distance approximately equal to the color excursion caused by noise and the random interval is constrained to not exceed the fixed offset. The color table calibration system prints a set of multiple samples for each color point. The color samples are measured using conventional measuring devices and then averaged. The color table calibration system uses the sample average to derive a calibrated color table. The pseudo random supersampling and averaging for each color point reduces errors introduced by mechanical and environmental variations.

8477639, Jul 2, 2013

Jan 8, 2009

12/350402

Patrick Sewall - Boise ID, US
David Alan Johnson - Boise ID, US
Steven Wood - Boise ID, US

Cradlepoint, Inc. - Boise ID

H04J 1/16

370252, 455440, 709224

A method for communicating network status information includes receiving, via a first link, a request for status information from a client device, the first link being a link between a router device and a client device. In response to the request, a data exchanger is polled for status information via a second link. The second link is a link between the router device and the data exchanger. The status information identifies a state of a third link between the data exchanger and a wide area network. The status information is received via the second link and communicated to the client device via the first link.

8421637, Apr 16, 2013

Jul 14, 2008

12/172873

Patrick Sewall - Boise ID, US
David Alan Johnson - Boise ID, US

Cradlepoint, Inc. - Boise ID

G08B 21/00

3406361, 340635

A method of utilizing device indicator lights includes providing a device that includes a plurality of device indicator lights and a user control. A first set and a second set of device states are monitored. The plurality of device indicator lights are individually utilized to communicate each of the first set of device states. It is determined if the user control has been activated. The plurality of device indicator lights are used in concert to communicate one of the second set of device states upon a determination that the user control has been activated.

2004008, Apr 29, 2004

Oct 28, 2002

10/281613

Quintin Phillips - Boise ID, US
David Johnson - Boise ID, US

G03G015/00

399/049000

The system and methods described herein relate to calibrating an electrophotographic (EP) printing process. Calibration patches are monitored before and after transfer and cleaning functions to provide information useful in adjusting an EP process to improve overall print quality. Benefits of the described system and methods include the use of pre-existing hardware currently in use on most EP printing devices to provide improved calibration information that permits accurate control over an EP printing process.

2009014, Jun 11, 2009

Nov 13, 2008

12/270419

Patrick Sewall - Boise ID, US
David Alan Johnson - Boise ID, US

H04L 12/28

370254

A method for configuring a wireless router includes electronically reading information that is unique to the wireless router. A code is automatically generated from the information. The generated code is automatically set as one or more of a network name and a device password for the wireless router.