Patents by Inventor James P. Boratgis

James P. Boratgis has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Patent number: 4737982
    Abstract: A call forwarding device (11) for forwarding phone (15) that is connected by a single forwarding phone line (13, 14) to central exchange telephone equipment (12). Equipment (12) has an electronic switching system and provides three-way conference service to the forwarding phone. In the call forwarding mode, in response to a call from a calling phone (17) to the forwarding phone, the device has circuits including a ring detector (31), a hook condition simulator (29) and a sensor (31) that automatically operate to simulate an off-hook condition, to simulate a first hook switch flash condition, and operates to actuate a message transmitting and storage device (25) which generates telephone dialing pulses corresponding to the number of a third phone (21), and to simulate a second hook switch flash condition, whereby the calling phone is automatically connected by the equipment (12) to a third phone.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 17, 1986
    Date of Patent: April 12, 1988
    Inventors: James P. Boratgis, Gary J. Hale
  • Patent number: 4670628
    Abstract: A call forwarding device (11) for a forwarding phone (15) that is connected by a single forwarding phone line (13, 14) to central exchange telephone equipment (12). Equipment (12) has an electronic switching system and provides three-way conference service to the forwarding phone. In the call forwarding mode, in response to a call from a calling phone (17) to the forwarding phone, the device has circuits including a ring detector (31), a hook condition simulator (29) and a sensor (31) that automatically operate to simulate an off-hook condition, to simulate a first hook switch flash condition, and operates to actuate a message transmitting and storage device (25) which generates telephone dialing pulses corresponding to the number of a third phone (21), and to simulate a second hook switch flash condition, whereby the calling phone is automatically connected by the equipment (12) to a third phone.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: April 19, 1984
    Date of Patent: June 2, 1987
    Inventors: James P. Boratgis, Gary J. Hale
  • Patent number: 4313308
    Abstract: Electronic control apparatus is disclosed for automatically controlling the operation of refrigeration units on truck-drawn trailers which includes an undercool comparator (240) connected to a resistor (239) in a voltage divider including a temperature selector (13) and having its output in parallel with an overcool comparator (44), either of which will actuate a malfunction indicator (15) in the event of undercooling or overheating conditions during a chilled food setting for the temperature selector (13). An overcool comparator (91) that is turned on when the selector (13) is moved to a frozen food mode operates a control element in the form of a transistor (99) that serves to disable the output of overcool comparator (240) and prevent the actuation of the heat load device (23) by effecting grounding connections in the circuit.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: September 8, 1980
    Date of Patent: February 2, 1982
    Inventors: James P. Boratgis, Earle S. Pittman
  • Patent number: 4187093
    Abstract: Electronic control apparatus is disclosed for automatically controlling the operation of refrigeration units on truck-drawn trailers and providing a signal to the truck driver in the event there is a malfunction in the refrigeration unit that could result in damage to the cargo. An electronic automatic temperature control circuit includes solid state comparators which are responsive to a temperature sensor and to a temperature selector. The comparators provide output signals that selectively actuate solid state control elements which in turn control the actuation of the various load devices in the refrigeration unit to maintain the temperature in the refrigerated chamber within a selected temperature range. When the temperature in the refrigerated chamber is above a selected temperature setting to the extent that damage to the cargo might be caused, a solid state malfunction circuit controls the actuation of a solid state relay and in turn a malfunction indicator.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: February 1, 1978
    Date of Patent: February 5, 1980
    Inventors: James P. Boratgis, Earle S. Pittman