JAMES ALAN STANLEY
Pilots at Johnson St, Portland, OR

2010016, Jul 1, 2010

Dec 31, 2008

12/347548

James C. Stanley - Portland OR, US
Brian E. Woodruff - Tigard OR, US

H04N 7/16, H04N 5/44

725152, 348734, 348E05096

A method and system for configuring device control in a multimedia entertainment system includes receiving identification data from multimedia devices, retrieving user-supplied device data, and updating configuration data with the identification data and the user-supplied device data. The configuration data identifies each multimedia device in the multimedia entertainment system and provides the control modality to be used to control each multimedia device. A plurality of software control modules may be generated to control functions of each of the multimedia devices based on the configuration data.

5696970, Dec 9, 1997

Apr 15, 1996

8/631950

David A. Sandage - Forest Grove OR
James C. Stanley - Portland OR
Stewart W. Hunt - Portland OR
Arland D. Kunz - Beaverton OR

Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA

G06F 1300, G06F 940

395681

An implementation of PCMCIA Card Services for the Windows operating system in enhanced mode. A Card Services dynamic linked library (DLL) was written which contains a library of C functions which perform the Card Services functions. The Card Services DLL maintains a Card Services database of the Card Services resources available such that the Card Services DLL can share the Card Services resources among clients of Card Services. Windows applications can call the functions in the Card Services DLL directly to access Card Services functions. The Card Services DLL posts messages to a Card Services Windows application to request a Card Services function be performed with background processing. The Card Services Windows application processes the Card Services function at a later time. A Card Services virtual device driver (V. times.

5414848, May 9, 1995

Apr 1, 1993

8/041785

David A. Sandage - Forest Grove OR
James C. Stanley - Portland OR
Stewart W. Hunt - Portland OR
Arland D. Kunz - Beaverton OR

Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA

G06F 940

395650

A computer system contains an Intel. TM. 80386 or later microprocessor as a central processing unit (CPU) and a system memory coupled to the CPU. The computer system runs Microsoft. TM. Windows v. 3. 1 operating system in enhanced mode. The system memory contains a system virtual machine (VM) and at least one DOS VM. A target VM contains shared code routines for use by all VMs loaded in the computer system. When access to the shared code routine is desired from a calling process in a calling VM, the calling VM transfers control and calling data parameters to a shared code virtual device driver (VxD). The shared code VxD performs data translation for the calling data parameters so that the target VM can access the data parameters. The shared code VxD invokes calls to a Windows Process scheduler to schedule the target VM and block selection of the calling VM. The target VM, upon invocation by the scheduler, executes the shared code routine and generates return parameters.

4884228, Nov 28, 1989

Oct 14, 1986

6/918430

James C. Stanley - Portland OR
Brian D. Diehm - Lake Oswego OR

Tektronix, Inc. - Beaverton OR

G06F 1520, G05B 2302

364579

Operation of a microcomputer-based instrument is controlled by software including a control interface system, a command execution system, and a steady state system. The steady state system includes a group of subsystems operating as concurrent tasks, each carrying out various instrument operations. The control interface system includes a set of subsystems, each responsive to configuration control input signals from a separate control signal source, and each converting configuration control signals into "configuration commands". Each command identifies a particular procedure for configuring the operating state of one or more instrument hardware or software steady state subsystems of the instrument. Each command is stored in memory in one of several queues (one for each control interface subsystem) until the procedure it invokes is carried out. The command execution system includes an arbitrator routine which selects commands stored in the queues according to a predetermined priority scheme and invokes command execution subroutines for carrying out procedures identified by the selected commands.

4823283, Apr 18, 1989

Oct 14, 1986

6/918458

Brian D. Diehm - Lake Oswego OR
James C. Stanley - Portland OR

Tektronix, Inc. - Beaverton OR

G06F 3153

364518

Menus displayed on a screen of an instrument permit an operator to adjust and monitor the operating state of the instrument. Various menus are added and removed from the display in response to changes in the operating state of the instrument so that those menus appropriate for the operating state of the instrument are automatically displayed while inappropriate menus are automatically removed from the display. Displayed menu items may be added, removed or modified in response to changes in the operating state of the instrument, as evidenced by changes in the configuration parameters, so that only those menu items which are appropriate to a given operating state are displayed.

7305699, Dec 4, 2007

Jun 29, 2001

09/895734

Regis J. Crinon - Camas WA, US
James C. Stanley - Portland OR, US

Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA

H04N 7/16

725136, 725109, 725132, 725139, 370468, 370538

An apparatus for generating one or more carousels. A carousel includes a plurality of modules, at least one of which exhibits multiple instances, that are arranged in a module schedule. The apparatus may create, through multiple iterations, two or more module schedules for a carousel, and the optimum module schedule may then be selected and implemented on the carousel.

7269840, Sep 11, 2007

Jun 29, 2001

09/895347

Regis J. Crinon - Camas WA, US
James C. Stanley - Portland OR, US

Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA

H04N 7/173

725 92, 725 87, 725 96

A method of determining a goodness metric of a module schedule. The module schedule comprises a plurality of modules, at least one of which exhibits multiple instances, that are arranged within the period of a carousel. The goodness metric is based, at least in part, upon the interval difference associated with each instance of all modules on the carousel. The interval difference for an instance of a module is the difference between the actual interval of the instance and a desired interval for that module.

2006028, Dec 14, 2006

Jun 14, 2005

11/153753

James Stanley - Portland OR, US
Andrew Henroid - Portland OR, US

H04L 9/00

726001000

Methods and apparatuses for distribution of rules using file-level Web-based protocols. The rules are mapped to a packet processing rules having a different outcome schema and applied by a client device.

7406705, Jul 29, 2008

Jun 29, 2001

09/895448

Regis J. Crinon - Camas WA, US
James C. Stanley - Portland OR, US

Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA

H04N 7/10, H04N 7/025, H04N 5/445

725 54, 725 32, 725 44

A carousel having multiple instances of at least one data or object module. The carousel may be encapsulated into a transmission, such as an MPEG-2 transport stream, for periodic transmission to a receiver.