Actuating a security system using a wireless device
AssigneeCoreStreet, Ltd.
InventorPhil Libin
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Abstract
Actuating a security system includes providing a first set of access codes to a wireless device and causing the wireless device to transmit the first set of access codes to a first controller that actuates the security system. The first set of access codes provided to the wireless device may expire. Actuating a security system may also include providing expiration dates for each of the first set of access codes provided to the wireless device. Actuating a security system may also include examining each of the expiration dates and, in response to a particular expiration date being prior to a current date, erasing from the wireless device a particular one of the first set of access codes that corresponds to the particular expiration date.
Claims84
A method of actuating a security system, comprising:
- providing a first set of access codes to a wireless device, wherein the first set of access codes provided to the wireless device expire;
- causing the wireless device to transmit the first set of access codes to a first controller that actuates the security system;
- providing expiration dates for each of the first set of access codes provided to the wireless device;
- examining each of the expiration dates;
- and
- in response to a particular expiration date being prior to a current date, erasing from the wireless device the particular one of the first set of access codes that corresponds to the particular expiration date.
A method of actuating a security system, comprising:
- providing a first set of access codes to a wireless device, wherein the first set of access codes provided to the wireless device expire;
- causing the wireless device to transmit the first set of access codes to a first controller that actuates the security system;
- providing a second set of access codes to the wireless device;
- and
- causing the wireless device to transmit the second set of access codes to a second controller, wherein the first and second controllers are incompatible.
A computer readable medium encoded with computer executable instructions, comprising:
- executable code that provides a first set of access codes to a wireless device, wherein the first set of access codes provided to the wireless device expire;
- executable code that causes the wireless device to transmit the first set of access codes to a first controller that actuates a security system;
- executable code that provides expiration dates for each of the first set of access codes provided to the wireless device;
- executable code that examines each of the expiration dates;
- and
- executable code that erases from the wireless device a particular one of the first set of access codes that corresponds to the particular expiration date in response to the particular expiration date being prior to a current date.
A computer readable medium encoded with computer executable instructions, comprising:
- executable code that provides a first set of access codes to a wireless device, wherein the first set of access codes provided to the wireless device expire;
- executable code that causes the wireless device to transmit the first set of access codes to a first controller that actuates a security system;
- executable code that provides a second set of access codes to the wireless device;
- and
- executable code that causes the wireless device to transmit the second set of access codes to a second controller, wherein the first and second controllers are incompatible.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.