Abstract: An electronic check list for systematically checking and reminding a driver of a recreation vehicle the number of steps required before leaving a camp site or storage area to assure that all lines, blocks, jacks, antennas, hoses, etc are properly disconnected and stored before moving the vehicle. The vehicle electronic check-off helps prevent damage to the recreation vehicle and associated equipment as well as preventing damage to campground facilities such as water connections, power boxes, sewer connections, cable television and phone lines. The device is hand held and contains a number of momentary switches and associated red warning indicators each labeled for a particular check-off item, after all items are checked off a master green indicator is illuminated indicating to the operator that all is clear for moving the vehicle.

Abstract: An access control system for controlling and monitoring access to selected restricted areas and "alarm" conditions at such areas. The system comprises a central controller unit which repeatedly polls a number of remotely located reader terminals and alarm monitors. The reader terminals are adapted to receive and "read" magnetically encoded card keys issued to personnel and to sense "alarm" conditions at such areas. When a card key which has a proper facility code on it, is inserted into a card activated lock, a card reader at a reader terminal determines whether the card key is magnetically encoded so as to meet all entrance criteria stored in a memory of the central controller. If the card is properly encoded, access is granted to the cardholder at that location.