Timothy K. Anderson
Medical Practice at Eagle Crk Dr, Lexington, KY

6713775, Mar 30, 2004

Jun 21, 2002

10/177200

Mahesan Chelvayohan - Lexington KY
Timothy L. Anderson - Lexington KY

Lexmark International, Inc. - Lexington KY

G01N 2100

25055916, 25055918, 356445, 347 14

A method of correcting for sensitivity variation of media sensors includes the steps of determining a first reflectance ratio of a first calibration media having a first glossiness; determining a second reflectance ratio of a second calibration media having a second glossiness, the second glossiness being greater than the first glossiness and determining a corrected normalized reflectance ratio of an unknown media based on the first reflectance ratio of the first calibration media and the second reflectance ratio of the second calibration media.

7673957, Mar 9, 2010

May 4, 2005

11/122191

Timothy Lee Anderson - Lexington KY, US
Patrick Laurence Kroger - Versailles KY, US

Lexmark International, Inc. - Lexington KY

B41J 29/393, B41J 29/38, B41J 2/01

347 19, 347 14, 347102

A method for use with an ink jet printhead having a plurality of nozzles, each of the plurality of nozzles having associated therewith a respective heating element, includes printing with the plurality of nozzles a test pattern while varying an energy of a respective heater pulse used to energize each respective heating element at each of a plurality of printhead carrier positions; scanning the test pattern with a reflectance sensor to generate reflectance data associated with the energy of the respective heater pulse used to energize each respective heating element at each of the plurality of printhead carrier positions; and determining an optimal non-nucleating heater pulse for use with the ink jet printhead based on the reflectance data.

6307464, Oct 23, 2001

May 1, 2000

9/563081

Mark E. Miller - Versailles KY
Timothy L. Anderson - Lexington KY
Ronald E. Garnett - Lexington KY

Texas Instruments Incorporated - Dallas TX

H04M 1104

34031001

In a receiver circuit module (22) having a microcontroller (U1), an output line (FILTER_LED) connectable to a source circuit module (20) is also used as an input. A switch (SW2) disposed in the source circuit module is closed to change the wave form which is read by the microcontroller as an input signal to drive a 5V signal to the gate of a solid state switch (Q1) turning it on to thereby energize an output device in the source circuit module via the same output line (FILTER_LED). By means of the dual function of the output line the control can notify a user of an HVAC system, for example, of system problems with a blinking light and/or an audible alarm as well as serving to notify the user at a remote location that selected maintenance is due, such as a need to change filters without additional control lines. The source circuit module can be mounted near the thermostat of the HVAC system or on the central heating and cooling unit.

7380897, Jun 3, 2008

Jun 6, 2005

11/145801

Timothy L. Anderson - Lexington KY, US
Michael D. Donovan - Lexington KY, US
Nathan W. Foley - Lexington KY, US
Martin A. Johnson - Winchester KY, US
Patrick L. Kroger - Versailles KY, US
Tommy O. Lowe - Lexington KY, US

Lexmark International, Inc. - Lexington KY

B41J 29/393, B41J 29/38

347 19, 347 14

A method for calibrating a printhead includes printing a test pattern, scanning the test pattern to obtain calibration data, performing an ink drop velocity optimization for the printhead using the calibration data, and determining a bi-directional offset based on the calibration data.