Salim F Audish

US Patent:

7592548, Sep 22, 2009

Filed:

Feb 6, 2007

Appl. No.:

11/702964

Inventors:

Christopher Marszalek - Plainfield IL, US
Daniel Horvath - Marseilles IL, US
Salim F. Audish - Northridge CA, US

Assignee:

Sennco Solutions, Inc - Planfield IL

International Classification:

H01B 11/02

US Classification:

174113R

Abstract:

A security cable for electrically connecting an electrical device, such as, for example, a digital camera, a cam-corder, digital audio player, or like device are provided. Also provided is a method for making the security cable and a method for securing the electrical device using the security cable. A housing, or tubing, may be provided which may have one or more electrical wires. Preferably, the security cable may have six signal-transmitting wires, each of which may transmit a different type of signal. The signal-transmitting wires may be wound around a metal cord within the housing in a spiral manner. The metal cord may have a tensile strength which may prevent cutting of the security cable by conventional tools, and may, therefore, prevent theft of the electrical device from a display area.

US Patent:

20050263315, Dec 1, 2005

Filed:

May 25, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/852901

Inventors:

Christopher Marszalek - Plainfield IL, US
Daniel Horvath - Marseilles IL, US
Salim Audish - Northridge CA, US

International Classification:

H01B007/18

US Classification:

174108000

Abstract:

A security cable for electrically connecting an electrical device, such as, for example, a digital camera, a cam-corder, digital audio player, or like device are provided. Also provided is a method for making the security cable and a method for securing the electrical device using the security cable. A housing, or tubing, may be provided which may have one or more electrical wires. Preferably, the security cable may have six signal-transmitting wires, each of which may transmit a different type of signal. The signal-transmitting wires may be wound around a metal cord within the housing in a spiral manner. The metal cord may have a tensile strength which may prevent cutting of the security cable by conventional tools, and may, therefore, prevent theft of the electrical device from a display area.