Patents Assigned to Systel Business Equipment Co., Inc.
  • System and method for authentication
    Patent number: 9501655
    Abstract: A multi-functional device is attached to a secure network and includes a control circuit. The control circuit receives indications as to whether a user is authenticated to use the multi-functional device and in response, generates and sends a control signal to the multi-functional device. As long as the multi-functional device continues to receive the control signal, the multi-functional device remains in an operational mode to allow the authenticated user to access the multi-functional device functions. If the multi-functional device ceases to receive the control signal, the multi-functional device deactivates itself.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 2, 2016
    Date of Patent: November 22, 2016
    Assignee: Systel Business Equipment Co., Inc.
    Inventor: Dennis Keith Allison
  • System and method for authentication
    Patent number: 9349017
    Abstract: A multi-functional device is attached to a secure network and includes a control circuit. The control circuit receives indications as to whether a user is authenticated to use the multi-functional device and in response, generates and sends a control signal to the multi-functional device. As long as the multi-functional device continues to receive the control signal, the multi-functional device remains in an operational mode to allow the authenticated user to access the multi-functional device functions. If the multi-functional device ceases to receive the control signal, the multi-functional device deactivates itself.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: October 30, 2015
    Date of Patent: May 24, 2016
    Assignee: Systel Business Equipment Co., Inc.
    Inventor: Dennis Keith Allison
  • System and method for authentication
    Patent number: 9177166
    Abstract: A multi-functional device is attached to a secure network and includes a control circuit. The control circuit receives indications as to whether a user is authenticated to use the multi-functional device and in response, generates and sends a control signal to the multi-functional device. As long as the multi-functional device continues to receive the control signal, the multi-functional device remains in an operational mode to allow the authenticated user to access the multi-functional device functions. If the multi-functional device ceases to receive the control signal, the multi-functional device deactivates itself.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: August 20, 2014
    Date of Patent: November 3, 2015
    Assignee: Systel Business Equipment Co., Inc.
    Inventor: Dennis Keith Allison