Electrical alarm and methods of making and using the alarm
AssigneeHangzhou Timing Security Technologies Co., Ltd.
InventorsLin Wang, Peter Morello, Sr., Peter A. Morello, Jr.
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Abstract
A security tag including: a housing and circuitry which detects a locked state, the circuitry configured to execute a signal transfer function responsive to interchanging a pin and a lanyard in the circuitry, and/or the housing including a replaceable battery compartment locked by inserting either the pin or the lanyard into a lock mechanism which differently secures the pin and the lanyard; and an alarm, in communication with the circuitry, triggered by an undisarmed breach of the locked state.
Claims22
A process of making a product, the process including:
- combining housing and circuitry that detects a locked state, the housing and the circuitry structured to combine with one of a plurality of interchangeable accessories, the accessories including a pin and a lanyard, the housing including a replaceable battery compartment that is locked by inserting either the pin or the lanyard into a lock mechanism that differently secures the pin and the lanyard, the circuitry including a wireless receiver that disarms the locked state responsive to a received wireless signal and further includes an alarm triggered by an undisarmed breach of the locked state.
A process of using a product, the process including:
- arming circuitry that detects a locked state, the circuitry in housing collectively structured to combine with one of a plurality of interchangeable accessories, the accessories including a pin and a lanyard, the housing including a replaceable battery compartment that is locked by inserting either the pin or the lanyard into a lock mechanism that differently secures the pin and the lanyard, the circuitry including a wireless receiver that disarms the locked state responsive to a received wireless signal and further includes an alarm triggered by an undisarmed breach of the locked state;
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- inserting either the pin or the lanyard into a lock mechanism.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.