Abstract: A fabric security bag having a fabric closable draw string configuration is provided. In general, the fabric security bag includes a fabric envelope surrounding the fabric security bag chamber; a closeable opening at the top of the fabric envelope open to the chamber; and at least one longitudinal cable channel housing with a cable channel running longitudinally completely around the periphery of the closeable opening. The cable channel housing is secured to the top of the fabric envelope and has entries into the cable channel at each end of the longitudinal cable channel housing. The cable channel housing has a longitudinal fabric wall along its full length with a series of voids separated by fabric portions to reduce the amount of fabric enclosing the cable channel.

Abstract: A fabric security bag having a fabric closable draw string configuration is provided. In general, the fabric security bag includes a fabric envelope surrounding the fabric security bag chamber; a closeable opening at the top of the fabric envelope open to the chamber; and at least one longitudinal cable channel housing with a cable channel running longitudinally completely around the periphery of the closeable opening. The cable channel housing is secured to the top of the fabric envelope and has entries into the cable channel at each end of the longitudinal cable channel housing. The cable channel housing has a longitudinal fabric wall along its full length with a series of voids separated by fabric portions to reduce the amount of fabric enclosing the cable channel.

Abstract: A keyed or combination cable lock for securing one or more cables or a lock shackle is presented. The lock secures one or both ends of a single cable or one end each of two separate cables when locked. Alternatively, the lock can secure one or both ends of a lock shackle. When the lock is unlocked, the secured ends can be removed from the lock by activation of a control knob. The lock is also able to a secure a section of a single slidable cable or two sections of a single slidable cable so that the lock can be slid down the slidable cable[s] in first direction when the lock is locked or unlocked, but the lock can be slid down the slidable cable[s] in the opposite direction only when the lock is unlocked and a control knob is activated.

Abstract: A keyed or combination cable lock for securing one or more cables or a lock shackle is presented. The lock secures one or both ends of a single cable or one end each of two separate cables when locked. Alternatively, the lock can secure one or both ends of a lock shackle. When the lock is unlocked, the secured ends can be removed from the lock by activation of a control knob. The lock is also able to a secure a section of a single slidable cable or two sections of a single slidable cable so that the lock can be slid down the slidable cable[s] in first direction when the lock is locked or unlocked, but the lock can be slid down the slidable cable[s] in the opposite direction only when the lock is unlocked and a control knob is activated.

Abstract: A keyed or combination cable lock for securing one or more cables or a lock shackle is presented. The lock secures one or both ends of a single cable or one end each of two separate cables when locked. Alternatively, the lock can secure one or both ends of a lock shackle. When the lock is unlocked, the secured ends can be removed from the lock by activation of a control knob. The lock is also able to a secure a section of a single slidable cable or two sections of a single slidable cable so that the lock can be slid down the slidable cable[s] in first direction when the lock is locked or unlocked, but the lock can be slid down the slidable cable[s] in the opposite direction only when the lock is unlocked and a control knob is activated.

Abstract: A fabric security bag having a fabric closable draw string configuration is provided. In general, the fabric security bag includes a fabric envelope surrounding the fabric security bag chamber; a closeable opening at the top of the fabric envelope open to the chamber; and at least one longitudinal cable channel housing with a cable channel running longitudinally completely around the periphery of the closeable opening. The cable channel housing is secured to the top of the fabric envelope and has entries into the cable channel at each end of the longitudinal cable channel housing. The cable channel housing has a longitudinal fabric wall along its full length with a series of voids separated by fabric portions to reduce the amount of fabric enclosing the cable channel.

Abstract: A self-contained electroluminescent (EL) wire display device is presented for displaying different types of user-configurable information. Generally, the device includes a display module which contains an array of pegs located within a viewable window. Individual segments of EL wire are routed by a user through the array of pegs into a desired pattern. The edges of the display module are framed by hinged border strips. EL wire connectors are located along these edges underneath the border strips. A control module is included inside the display module which supplies an independent electrical signal to each connector. These signals cause the EL wires to emit light in a prescribed brightness and timing pattern according to the settings of various user controls located on the periphery of the display module. These controls allow the user to select from different display modes and adjust the overall sensitivity and brightness of the display module.