NICHOLAS JAMES PARNELLO
Pilots at Calvados Cir, Rockford, IL
License number
Illinois A3856347
Issued Date
Oct 2015
Expiration Date
Oct 2017
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
Address
Address
4565 Calvados Cir, Rockford, IL 61101
Professional information
Twist-Inhibiting Appliance For Connecting A Cable Of A Telephone Set Or The Like
US Patent:
4472010, Sep 18, 1984
Filed:
Jan 31, 1983
Appl. No.:
6/462461
Inventors:
Nicholas G. Parnello - Rockford IL
International Classification:
H01R 3908
US Classification:
339 8R
Abstract:
A telephone set includes a coiled multi-conductor cable connected to an assembly such as a handset by a standard modular connector and an appliance is interposed in the connector to inhibit twisting of the cable. The appliance includes two parts which freely rotate relative to each other with one part receiving the male element of the connector and the other part being inserted into the female element of the connector so that, rather than the cable twisting, the parts of the appliance rotate relative to each other. The electrical connection between the conductors in the cable and conductors in the handset is maintained by cooperating contacts on the other part and on the female element and by wipers carried by one of the parts and engaging conductive rings on the other part.
Intercommunication System For Telephones
US Patent:
4893334, Jan 9, 1990
Filed:
Aug 28, 1987
Appl. No.:
7/090741
Inventors:
Nicholas G. Parnello - Rockford IL
Assignee:
Power Play - Chicago IL
International Classification:
H04M 902, H04Q 502
US Classification:
379157
Abstract:
An intercom system for use with a plurality of telephones on a single extension includes a single master station and a plurality of slave stations. The master station is connected so as to interrupt the telephone line pair to and from a central exchange. Each slave station is preferably associated with a handset that is on the extension. When the extension is not being used for intercom service or for an outside call, any telephone handset on the extension that has a keypad can initiate a signal that is received and decoded in the master unit. When the master station receives such a signal, it disconnects the line to the telephone exchange from the extension and connects the telephone exchange to a circuit that detects incoming calls so that they can be signaled to users. The master station also sends a signal to each slave station that enables the intercom function. Speech originating from the handset that called for intercom is broadcast over a loud speaker at each slave station until one or more other handsets on the extension are picked up to respond to the page.