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  • 340 Old Mill Rd #254, Santa Barbara, CA 93110 (805) 683-2075
  • 340 Old Mill Rd, Santa Barbara, CA 93110
  • 3748 Meru Ln, Santa Barbara, CA 93105
  • 340 Old Mill Rd SPC 254, Santa Barbara, CA 93110

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Event Monitor For Court Games

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US Patent:
41397649, Feb 13, 1979
Filed:
Mar 21, 1977
Appl. No.:
5/779610
Inventors:
Julian L. Petrini - Santa Barbara CA
Madeline A. Petrini - Santa Barbara CA
Richard A. Giacomotti - Santa Barbara CA
Sally A. Giacomotti - Santa Barbara CA
Ted L. Slater - Santa Barbara CA
International Classification:
G07C 128
US Classification:
235 92GA
Abstract:
A method and system for monitoring court games is described in which a counter is actuated by a card bearing a pre-determined code. Upon being actuated, the counter is pre-set to a pre-determined period of play for a game in a court with which the monitor is associated. The counter then counts the elapsed period of play and displays to other players waiting to use the court the period of play still remaining, confirming to them in a positive fashion the period they must wait to use the court. Upon expiration of the pre-determined period of play, the event monitor signals this condition permitting the other players to actuate the system and commence their use of the court.

Event Monitor For Court Games

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US Patent:
42373760, Dec 2, 1980
Filed:
Feb 12, 1979
Appl. No.:
6/011526
Inventors:
Richard A. Giacomotti - Santa Barbara CA
Sally A. Giacomotti - Santa Barbara CA
Julian L. Petrini - Santa Barbara CA
Madeline A. Petrini - Santa Barbara CA
Ted L. Slater - Santa Barbara CA
International Classification:
G06K 1906
G06K 1908
US Classification:
235487
Abstract:
A method and system for monitoring court games is described in which a counter is actuated by a card bearing a predetermined code. Upon being actuated, the counter is preset to a predetermined period of play for a game in a court with which the monitor is associated. When the predetermined period of play has expired the event monitor signals this condition permitting the other players to actuate the system and commence their use of the court. The card used to actuate the counter preferably bears both an optical and a magnetic code, thereby significantly complicating counterfeiting while also providing additional information bearing areas for controlling various systems associated with the court, and preferably can be used in any of multiple directions to actuate the counter.
Madeline A Petrini from Santa Barbara, CA, age ~86 Get Report