John J Keller

US Patent:

20050197974, Sep 8, 2005

Filed:

Sep 28, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/950630

Inventors:

Karen Schenck - Woodbridge VA, US
John Keller - Arlington VA, US
Bill Matthews - Virginia Beach VA, US
Barbara McGinnis - , US

International Classification:

G06F017/60

US Classification:

705401000

Abstract:

Standardizing a mail processing system. An intelligient mail processing system provides a mail tracking code affixed to each mail piece and a mail tracking procedure using the mail tracking code. Tasks that comprise the mail processing system are identified, and the mail processing system is implemented through documentation and training. After implementation, testing insures compliance with the implemented mail processing system.

US Patent:

43311571, May 25, 1982

Filed:

Jul 9, 1980

Appl. No.:

6/167268

Inventors:

John W. Keller - Miami FL
William E. Bursack - New Brighton MN
Alan Coombes - Brooklyn Park MN

Assignee:

Stimtech, Inc. - Minneapolis MN

International Classification:

A61B 504

US Classification:

128419R

Abstract:

Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation is applied to the patient, as though electrocardiograph monitoring is not being practiced. The EKG signals are preprocessed through a selective sample and hold module, which performs amplification, comparison with selective frequency and amplitude standards (as by differentiation) and temporary holding of EKG signals at such time as the transcutaneous nerve stimulating pulses are occurring, as sensed against the frequency and amplitude criteria. In the absence of transcutaneous stimulation signals, EKG signals are coupled directly through for conventional EKG processing.

US Patent:

42023424, May 13, 1980

Filed:

Jun 19, 1978

Appl. No.:

5/917142

Inventors:

John W. Keller - Miami FL

Assignee:

Biotronik Mess- und Therapiegerate GmbH & Co. - Berlin

International Classification:

A61N 136

US Classification:

128419PG

Abstract:

An implanted receiver-decoder stores program bits corresponding to rate alteration and to input amplifier sensitivity. The former bits operate a rate decoder which in turn is responsive to predetermined outputs of a fixed rate oscillator-counter. The input amplifier is connected to the intermediate tap of a potential divider, one arm of which senses signals at the heart, and the other of which is either set at a fixed potential, or is allowed to float, under control of the input amplifier sensitivity programming signal.

US Patent:

55033040, Apr 2, 1996

Filed:

Mar 9, 1995

Appl. No.:

8/401589

Inventors:

John F. Keller - West Palm Beach FL
David A. Wilson - Palm Spring FL

International Classification:

B67D 564

US Classification:

222175

Abstract:

A separate canister of propellant is operatively connected to a canister housing an noxious chemical or dye that is activated by a spring loaded trigger normally holding a connecting valve closed. The system is affixed to a cuff made from a fabric that wraps around the wrist of the wearer.

US Patent:

42034485, May 20, 1980

Filed:

Jun 19, 1978

Appl. No.:

5/917140

Inventors:

John W. Keller - Miami FL

Assignee:

Biotronik Mess- und Therapiegerate GmbH & Co. - Berlin

International Classification:

A61N 136

US Classification:

128419PG

Abstract:

A free running oscillator clocks a counter, which produces stimulation control signals at a predetermined counter. An output stage includes transistors, energized by the counter, to issue stimulating pulses having a voltage equal to that across a capacitor in parallel with the output stage. The output capacitor is charged, between output pulses, by successive charge sharing cycles with at least one other capacitor, which is enabled by a stored program word, at a rate determined by the oscillator output cycles.

US Patent:

42101514, Jul 1, 1980

Filed:

Sep 26, 1978

Appl. No.:

5/945974

Inventors:

John W. Keller - Miami FL

Assignee:

Stimtech, Inc. - Minneapolis MN

International Classification:

A61N 136

US Classification:

128421

Abstract:

A first oscillator dictates the pulse duration and frequency of stimulating signals; the oscillator output wave form is coupled to an output amplifier stage, and thence to the patient. A scanning oscillator provides a substantially linear ramp voltage, which in turn controls pulse duration, pulse frequency, and pulse intensity modulators. In turn, these modulators appropriately establish conditions within the first oscillator and the output stage whereby the output parameters are scanned through respective predetermined ranges, thereby periodically achieving optimum stimulating conditions.

US Patent:

59214422, Jul 13, 1999

Filed:

Aug 21, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/916030

Inventors:

John F. Keller - Lake Worth FL
David A. Wilson - Palm Spring FL

International Classification:

B67D 532

US Classification:

22215313

Abstract:

A manually operated self defense device comprising a manually operated pump driven propulsion chamber which can propel either a stream or spray at a potential attacker wherein the self defense device is characterized by the fact that no pre-pressurized gas or irritant canisters are used, and wherein the self defense device irritant or disabling storage container is not refillable by the user, and when used, the first pump action loads the propulsion chamber from a storage container, and thereafter, the propulsion chamber is always primed and ready for instant operation, and in as much as no pre-charged gas canisters are employed, there is no gas leakage, and reliability is greatly improved, resulting in a self protection device which is capable of providing multiple discharges without the loss of operating range, or effectiveness, and which contains an internal safety mechanism designed to prevent the attacker from turning the self defense device upon the user.

US Patent:

42034477, May 20, 1980

Filed:

Jun 19, 1978

Appl. No.:

5/917130

Inventors:

John W. Keller - Miami FL
Dennis Digby - Brooklyn Park MN
Alan Coombes - New Hope MN

Assignee:

Biotronik Mess- und Therapiegerate GmbH & Co. - Berlin

International Classification:

A61N 136

US Classification:

128419PG

Abstract:

A counter functions in response to an oscillator to control generation of stimulating pulses in the demand mode, via an adjustable rate decoder. The rate decoder may be predetermined under the control of a dual input, a first of which is a magnetic enabling switch, and the second of which is a pulse width modulated magnetic transmission. Once the enabling switch is actuated, plural successive reprogramming bits are coupled to the pacer. Integral logic allows these bits actually to accomplish the programming alteration if and only if the predetermined number of bits occur during a predetermined interval. The reprogramming is further synchronized with the generation of stimulating pulses.

Author:

John M. Keller

ISBN #:

0534582842

Author:

John M. Keller

ISBN #:

0883904780

Author:

John Keller

ISBN #:

0316106941

Author:

John Keller

ISBN #:

0316111058

Author:

John Keller

ISBN #:

0316182117

Author:

John Keller

ISBN #:

0316723797

Author:

John Keller

ISBN #:

0316723800

Author:

John Keller

ISBN #:

0316772437

Address:

260 NW 81 Ter, Coral Springs, FL 33071

VIN:

5FNYF28477B021914

Make:

HONDA

Model:

PILOT

Year:

2007