David E Klein

7018453, Mar 28, 2006

Dec 31, 2003

10/751246

David Klein - Wayne NJ, US
Gary F. Dandreaux - Hackensack NJ, US
Thierry Frinault - Romford, GB
Kenneth Smith - Saylorsburg PA, US

Sun Chemical Corporation - Parsippany NJ

C09D 11/02
C03C 17/00

106 314, 523160, 523161, 524555, 524556, 524577

A web offset heatset printing ink composition having less than about 2 wt. % of volatile organic compounds containing an aqueous polymer latex dispersed in an ink base of a resin, a non-volatile plasticizer, and a pigment and method for preparing same.

7174168, Feb 6, 2007

Jul 16, 2004

10/893654

David E. Klein - Davie FL, US
Richard S. Young - Weston FL, US

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H04Q 7/20
H04B 1/38

455445, 4555561, 455 902, 340 721

A public/private communication system is provided which includes a public communication device , a private communication device () and a radio accessory extension (RAE) coupled therebetween. The RAE () of the present invention provides audio and/or display capability which allows the public communication device to operate as a private communication accessory. Methods () provide for the configuration and prioritization of private and public calls through the three devices to ensure that private calls will take priority and public calls will be received on the public communication device and handled appropriately.

7612670, Nov 3, 2009

Aug 31, 2006

11/469217

David E. Klein - Davie FL, US

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

G08B 13/14

3405721, 3405731, 34053913, 34053915, 34082549, 340 101, 455 111, 455111, 4554041

A pack of portable radios (), at least one of which includes a radio frequency identification (RF ID) reader; a deployable infrastructure, including deployable infrastructure elements () are packaged into a unitary package () shipped and stored for on-site configuration without the use of local infrastructure and without prior knowledge of communication system operation. A plurality of RF ID tags () coupled to each portable radio () and the deployable infrastructure elements () provide tracking information to the RF ID reader for transmitting to the deployable infrastructure elements. The tracking identification information can be used for both inventory tracking and location tracking of the portable radios and infrastructure elements deployed in the field.

7881737, Feb 1, 2011

Aug 31, 2006

11/469179

David E. Klein - Davie FL, US

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H04B 7/00

455518, 455418, 455419, 455420, 4554261, 4554566, 370406, 370407, 370340, 370425

A radio deployment pack () includes a plurality of radios and deployable infrastructure package within a single package. The package is created by placing an order including the selection of frequency band of operation and either stand-alone mode infrastructure, to be used when all existing infrastructure is inoperable, or expanded infrastructure mode, to be used to extend coverage across remote region having gaps in coverage. The selection of infrastructure is preferably used to assign a battery option, the battery option being either a disposable battery or rechargeable battery. The use of the RDP () provides a communication system without the use of local infrastructure and without prior knowledge of communication system operation. The package may further include RFIDs () for inventory and location tracking of the radios, portable infrastructure and or emergency equipment (). Wired programming capability is optionally provided through the use of a smart rack.

8374603, Feb 12, 2013

Apr 28, 2006

11/380904

David E. Klein - Davie FL, US
Andrew J. Janecek - Tamarac FL, US

Motorola Solutions, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H04W 4/00
H04B 1/18

455434, 4551611, 4551662

A method for adaptive conventional scanning in a two-way radio transceiver () includes initiating an unweighted scan behavior () from a scanning list and then determining if qualified activity is present on a scanned channel () for a predetermined number of scan cycles. Once qualified activity is detected, the scanned channel is then marked () as having high activity. The transceiver then switches () to a weighted scan behavior such that the marked channel will be checked at a higher periodic rate than an unmarked channel. Once qualified activity is detected on the marked channel for a predetermined number of cycles () the channel is unmarked () and the weighted nature of the scan is removed such that normal scanning activity is resumed (). The marking process increases the overall scanning rate enhancing the overall performance of the scan for all channels.

8396501, Mar 12, 2013

Dec 10, 2009

12/635420

Joshua J. Trifiletti - Miami Beach FL, US
David E. Klein - Davie FL, US

Motorola Solutions, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H04B 7/00
H04K 3/00

455518, 370341

Upon a user's command, a communication device accesses a call list having a plurality identifiers and receives a user's selection of a talkgroup identifier from the call list. The communication device switches to a first channel associated with the selected talkgroup identifier to allow a call on the first channel. When the call ends, the communication device sets a first timer and monitors the first channel for voice activity, and if voice activity is detected, continues the call on the first channel. When the first timer expires and no voice activity is detected, the communication device sets a second timer and scans a home channel for voice activity; and if no voice activity is detected, the communication device continues to monitor the first channel until the second timer expires or voice activity is detected on the home channel, then it automatically switches to the home channel.

8504090, Aug 6, 2013

Mar 29, 2010

12/749194

David E. Klein - Davie FL, US
Scott M. Alazraki - Davie FL, US
Eric D. Brooks - Coral Springs FL, US
Steven E. Young - Hillsboro Beach FL, US
Deborah J. Monks - Palatine IL, US
Alejandro G. Blanco - Davie FL, US

Motorola Solutions, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

G08C 17/00
H04J 3/00
H04M 11/04
H04M 1/00
H04B 7/00

455521, 435521, 4354042, 4355501, 379 37, 370311, 370280, 375260

A communication system () provides collaboration between narrowband communication devices () and broadband communication devices () operating over different networks. The communication devices () are linked to provide peer-to-peer communication that supports the dissemination of public safety information to a public safety personnel user utilizing the devices. Applications within the devices () automatically control features amongst the plurality of devices for redundancy of critical information, removal of non-critical information and power management. Context information can also be examined and shared between amongst the devices.

20050143488, Jun 30, 2005

Dec 31, 2003

10/751164

Gary Dandreaux - Hackensack NJ, US
Thierry Frinault - Romford, GB
David Klein - Wayne NJ, US
Richard Durand - Woodridge NJ, US

C03C017/00
C09D011/00

523160000, 524270000, 523161000

A water washable lithographic printing ink composition containing a rosin-based resin, an alcohol solvent, a pigment, an acid neutralizing agent, a plasticizer, and a thermoplastic latex emulsion.