WILLIAM LOUIS VOLLMER
Pilots at Chickadee Dr, Lafayette, IN
License number
Indiana A1975018
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
Address
Address
4841 Chickadee Dr, Lafayette, IN 47909
Professional information
Programmable Demand Register With Two Way Communication Through An Optical Port And External Reading Devices Associated Therewith
US Patent:
4542469, Sep 17, 1985
Filed:
Aug 12, 1982
Appl. No.:
6/407608
Inventors:
Robert E. Brandyberry - Lafayette IN
Mark M. Forbes - Lafayette IN
David D. Gloyeski - Battle Ground IN
Glen R. Phillips - West Lafayette IN
Robert L. Straw - Linden IN
Kevin L. Stricker - West Lafayette IN
William A. Szabela - West Point IN
Richard R. Webeck - West Lafayette IN
Glenn A. Mayfield - West Lafayette IN
William L. Vollmer - Lafayette IN
Mark M. Forbes - Lafayette IN
David D. Gloyeski - Battle Ground IN
Glen R. Phillips - West Lafayette IN
Robert L. Straw - Linden IN
Kevin L. Stricker - West Lafayette IN
William A. Szabela - West Point IN
Richard R. Webeck - West Lafayette IN
Glenn A. Mayfield - West Lafayette IN
William L. Vollmer - Lafayette IN
Assignee:
Duncan Electric Company, Inc. - Lafayette IN
International Classification:
G06F 1520, G01R 19165
US Classification:
364483
Abstract:
A Programmable Demand Register (PDR. TM. ) which has a multi-function externally programmable time based measuring system is disclosed. An optical communication port is provided for bidirectional communication of data, said meter being capable of recordation of energy consumption in several different modes, according to the decision of the meter programmer. Meter programming is accomplished by means of any one of three separate devices, namely a Programmer/Reader (P/R) which is a sophisticated computerized device fully adapted to reprogram the PDR. TM. to function in any one or combination of modes as desired, to both receive and store data, and to output said data to a central billing recordation computer, and a billing period resetter (BPR) which is a battery powered device also adapted for two way communication, but limited to resetting the BPR as to data in the BPR memory, but not as to mode of operation of the BPR, and an inexpensive lightweight BPR-1 which also has two way communication capabilities, but limited to resetting the various meter functions, after insertion of a manually programmed password by the actuation of a series of switches.