Jeffrey D Kotecki, Age 738 S Fiore Pkwy, Vernon Hills, IL 60061

6373584, Apr 16, 2002

Mar 25, 1997

08/823625

Alan F. Barney - Bethel CT
Arnold M. Heitmann - Fairfield CT
Jeffrey D. Kotecki - Newtown CT
Peter J. Hubbard - Norwalk CT

Baldwin Graphic Products - Shelton CT

G06K 1500

358 115, 355 85

A system for producing a finished printed product exhibiting print specific conditions by automatically translating print or job specific conditions to an appropriate set of machine specific functions associated with printing press machines and auxiliaries so as to manipulate and obtain a final desired set of print specific conditions. The system includes software control means for controlling the printing press machines and auxiliaries, and an input device allowing a pressman to enter print specific data into the system.

2012015, Jun 14, 2012

Dec 12, 2011

13/316973

Ross G. Krogh - Long Grove IL, US
James P. Martucci - Libertyville IL, US
Jeffrey D. Kotecki - Vernon Hills IL, US
Miroslaw Grzeszykowski - Deland FL, US

BAXTER HEALTHCARE S.A. - Glattpark (Opfikon)
BAXTER INTERNATIONAL INC. - Deerfield IL

A61M 5/142
H02J 7/00
G01R 31/36

604151, 702 63, 320107

A battery management system is provided for one or more batteries. The system includes a display unit, and a controller coupled to the display unit and programmed to determine when a healthcare delivery system is coupled to the one or more batteries, to control the display unit to display an initial number corresponding to a time remaining on battery (TROB) when the healthcare delivery system is coupled to the one or more batteries, to determine if the TROB is within a reserve range extending up to a reserve range maximum, the reserve range maximum being less than a maximum TROB, to change the TROB according to an operational state of the healthcare delivery system if the TROB is greater than the reserve range maximum, and to decrease the TROB without regard for the operational state of the healthcare delivery system if the TROB is less than the reserve range maximum.

5009276, Apr 23, 1991

Jan 16, 1990

7/466120

Terry E. Raikes - Santa Rosa CA
William L. Kramer - Windsor CA
John H. Howard - Forestville CA
Wayne D. Moore - North York, CA
Louis Jackson - Milford CT
Jeffrey D. Kotecki - Newtown CT

Pitney Bowes Inc. - Stamford CT

G01G 1940
G06F 1520

177 2515

An electronic postal scale displays operator prompt messages and generates reports in more than one language. The language to be used in selectable by the operator of the scale. In a preferred embodiment there are two languages, English and French.

5024282, Jun 18, 1991

Jan 16, 1990

7/465675

Terry E. Raikes - Santa Rosa CA
William L. Kramer - Windsor CA
John B. Howard - Forestville CA
Wayne D. Moore - North York, CA
Louis Jackson - Milford CT
Jeffrey D. Kotecki - Newtown CT

Pitney Bowes Inc. - Stamford CT

G01G 1940
G06F 1520

177 2515

An electronic postal scale measures the weight of an item in metric or in avoirdupois units, at the user's election. The scale also calculates a postal or shipping rate for the item, in accordance with a stored rate table defined in either metric or avoirdupois units. When the user selects a class of service, the scale determines whether there is a stored rate table for that class in the currently elected weight units. If not, the scale automatically changes to the other weight units and calculates a rate according to a stored table in those other units.

2015007, Mar 12, 2015

Nov 17, 2014

14/543607

- Deerfield IL, US
- Glattpark (Opfikon), CH
Jeffrey D. Kotecki - Vernon Hills IL, US
Miroslaw Grzeszykowski - Deland FL, US

H02J 7/00
A61M 5/142

604500, 320136, 320134

A battery management method for one or more batteries in a healthcare delivery system is provided. The method includes determining when the healthcare delivery system is drawing power from the one or more batteries and controlling a display unit coupled to the controller to display an initial number corresponding to a time remaining on battery (TROB) when the healthcare delivery system is drawing power from the one or more batteries. The method also includes determining if the TROB is within a reserve range extending up to a reserve range maximum that is less than a maximum TROB, changing the TROB according to an operational state of the healthcare delivery system if the TROB is greater than the reserve range maximum, and decreasing the TROB to count down the TROB without regard for the operational state of the healthcare delivery system if the TROB is less than the reserve range maximum.