Patents by Inventor Paul J. Vogt
Paul J. Vogt 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).
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Patent number: 7766224Abstract: A financial transaction wall unit workstation is provided which may be configured to attach to a vertical support and may comprise include at least one display face, a transaction interface for communicating between the financial transaction wall unit workstation and a financial services provider, and a consumer display with instructions for using the financial transaction wall unit workstation to transact a financial transaction with the financial services provider. In certain aspects, the financial transaction wall unit workstation may be attached to a vertical support using a flexible attachment mechanism. Attachment of the financial transaction wall unit workstation to a vertical support using flexible attachment mechanisms may provide for vertical movement of the financial transaction wall unit workstation and may allow for accessibility of the financial transaction wall unit workstation by people of different statures and people in wheel chairs.Type: GrantFiled: March 23, 2005Date of Patent: August 3, 2010Assignee: The Western Union CompanyInventor: Paul J. Vogt
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Patent number: 7451918Abstract: The present invention involves booths for performing financial transactions which are particularly accessible by wheelchair users or other handicapped individuals. In one embodiment, a transaction staging booth includes a staging surface and at least one leg for holding the staging surface to accommodate a user in a wheelchair. The booth includes one or more transaction interfaces. The transaction interface is adapted to provide an instruction set to the user for performing a financial transaction. In this manner, the physical structure of the transaction staging booth provides readily available access for both handicapped and non-handicapped users.Type: GrantFiled: May 19, 2004Date of Patent: November 18, 2008Assignee: The Western Union CompanyInventor: Paul J. Vogt
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Patent number: 6505170Abstract: A distributed device management system. The system includes a set of distributed devices, such as point-of-sale devices. The devices are managed by a remote host.Type: GrantFiled: April 10, 1997Date of Patent: January 7, 2003Assignee: Western Union North AmericaInventors: Dean Alan Seifert, Earney Stoutenburg, Paul J. Vogt
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Patent number: 6478220Abstract: An apparatus and method for issuing documents of value such as money orders, gift certificates, utility remittances, phone card, payroll, etc. includes a compartment for receiving substrates on which information associated with a document of value is printed, a code reader which reads codes uniquely associated with each substrate from the substrates, a printer that prints information on the substrates, and a control terminal for controlling the code reader and printer. The control terminal is configured for communication with the code reader and for detection and recordation of the codes uniquely associated with each substrate. The control terminal detects and records deviations from an expected order of the codes uniquely associated with the substrates upon the substrates being received in the apparatus. An additional aspect of the control terminal is as a print access controller permitting physical access to a portion of the printer upon receipt of an access code.Type: GrantFiled: October 26, 1999Date of Patent: November 12, 2002Assignee: First Data CorporationInventors: Dean Alan Seifert, Earney Stoutenburg, Paul J. Vogt
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Patent number: 6439454Abstract: A system for issuing printed documents exchangeable for value having interconnected printer and feeder modules. The printer module includes a printing station having a printhead supported for reciprocal movement in a direction transverse to the path of movement of the print medium. A sensor carried by the printhead is operative to sense and read preprinted indicia on the print medium. The feeder module includes a receptacle for storing the print medium as a continuous form. A slot is provided for enabling the insertion of print media external to the feeder module. A gate mechanism blocks the feed slot under predetermined operating conditions. A first drive mechanism is operative to feed the print medium from the receptacle towards the printing station. A severing mechanism is operative to sever the lead document from the supply. A severing sensor detects failure of the severing mechanism.Type: GrantFiled: October 23, 2000Date of Patent: August 27, 2002Assignee: Axiohm Transaction Solutions, Inc.Inventors: Bernard V. Masson, David J. Walson, Robert J. Brice, Robert M. Yraceburu, Russel H. Marvin, Michael V. Fell, Paul J. Vogt, Earney Stoutenburg, Dan R. Carrington
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Publication number: 20020005431Abstract: An automated negotiable instrument dispenser. Automatic negotiable instrument dispensers according to the present invention provide convenient, secure and efficient means for loading, selling and reporting activity relating to the dispensers.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 26, 1999Publication date: January 17, 2002Inventors: DEAN ALAN SIEFERT, EARNEY STOUTENBURG, PAUL J. VOGT
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Patent number: 6293469Abstract: A system for issuing printed documents exchangeable for value having interconnected printer and feeder modules. The printer module includes a printing station having a printhead supported for reciprocal movement in a direction transverse to the path of movement of the print medium. A sensor carried by the printhead is operative to sense and read preprinted indicia on the print medium. The feeder module includes a receptacle for storing the print medium as a continuous form. A slot is provided for enabling the insertion of print media external to the feeder module. A gate mechanism blocks the feed slot under predetermined operating conditions. A first drive mechanism is operative to feed the print medium from the receptacle towards the printing station. A severing mechanism is operative to sever the lead document from the supply. A severing sensor detects failure of the severing mechanism.Type: GrantFiled: October 4, 1996Date of Patent: September 25, 2001Assignee: DH Technology Inc.Inventors: Bernard V. Masson, David J. Walson, Robert J. Brice, Robert M. Yraceburu, Russel H. Marvin, Michael V. Fell, Paul J. Vogt, Earney Stoutenburg, Dan R. Carrington
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Patent number: 6015087Abstract: Disclosed is an apparatus and method for issuing documents of value such as money orders, gift certificates, utility remittances, phone card, payroll, etc. An apparatus according to the disclosure may include a compartment for receiving substrates on which information associated with a document of value is printed, a code reader which reads codes uniquely associated with each substrate from the substrates, a printer that prints information on the substrates, and a control terminal for controlling the code reader and printer. The control terminal is configured for communication with the code reader and for detection and recordation of the codes uniquely associated with each substrate. The control terminal may detect and record deviations from an expected order of the codes uniquely associated with the substrates upon the substrates being received in the apparatus.Type: GrantFiled: October 4, 1996Date of Patent: January 18, 2000Assignee: First Data CorporationInventors: Dean Alan Seifert, Earney Stoutenburg, Paul J. Vogt