Abstract: A computer-implemented method includes sending a broadcast over a network requesting a response from other host computers on the network that are also communicatively paired with the input device, receiving a broadcasted response from a second host computer on the network indicating that it is communicatively paired with the input device, establishing a communicative connection with the second host computer via the network and automatically reestablishing the connection with the second host computer when the second host computer disconnects and reconnects to the network. In response to an edge-detect event, sending a control signal to switch the communicative pairing of the input device from the first host computer to the second host computer.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method includes sending a broadcast over a network requesting a response from other host computers on the network that are also communicatively paired with the input device, receiving a broadcasted response from a second host computer on the network indicating that it is communicatively paired with the input device, establishing a communicative connection with the second host computer via the network and automatically reestablishing the connection with the second host computer when the second host computer disconnects and reconnects to the network. In response to an edge-detect event, sending a control signal to switch the communicative pairing of the input device from the first host computer to the second host computer.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method includes sending a broadcast over a network requesting a response from other host computers on the network that are also communicatively paired with the input device, receiving a broadcasted response from a second host computer on the network indicating that it is communicatively paired with the input device, establishing a communicative connection with the second host computer via the network and automatically reestablishing the connection with the second host computer when the second host computer disconnects and reconnects to the network. In response to an edge-detect event, sending a control signal to switch the communicative pairing of the input device from the first host computer to the second host computer.

Abstract: Systems and methods for time-bound homogeneous consecutive events triggering a procedure in an access control host system are provided. Some methods can include receiving notifications of a plurality of events occurring in an access control system, identifying an event trigger when at least some of the plurality of events are homogeneous, time-bound, and consecutive, and, responsive to identifying the event trigger, transmitting an instruction to at least one device in the access control system for execution of a procedure associated with the event trigger.

Abstract: Systems and methods for time-bound homogeneous consecutive events triggering a procedure in an access control host system are provided. Some methods can include receiving notifications of a plurality of events occurring in an access control system, identifying an event trigger when at least some of the plurality of events are homogeneous, time-bound, and consecutive, and, responsive to identifying the event trigger, transmitting an instruction to at least one device in the access control system for execution of a procedure associated with the event trigger.

Abstract: A heterogeneous clustered anti-pass back host processing system and method can include a single heterogeneous host system receiving a triggering signal from a first access controller in a plurality of access controllers, the single heterogeneous host system identifying all areas referenced by the first access controller, a respective type of anti-pass back feature associated with each of the areas referenced by the first access controller, and a least restrictive type of the respective type of anti-pass back feature associated with each of the areas referenced by the first access controller, and the single heterogeneous host system transmitting an anti-pass back status update message to each of the plurality of access controllers in accordance with rules of the least restrictive type of the respective type of anti-pass back feature associated with each of the areas referenced by the first access controller.

Abstract: Site based clustered APB security systems and methods are provided. Some systems can include a first plurality of access controllers located at a first site, a second plurality of access controllers located at a second site, and a host system supporting each of the first and second plurality of access controllers. A triggering event at a first of the first plurality of access controllers can cause the first of the first plurality of access controllers to transmit a triggering signal to the host system. Responsive thereto, the host system can identify the remaining access controllers in the first plurality of access controllers, transmit a status update to the remaining access controllers in the first plurality of access controllers, and avoid transmitting the status update to the second plurality of access controllers.

Abstract: In certain embodiments, a method includes receiving an input signal from an input device (e.g., cursor movement) communicatively paired with the first host computer, where the first host computer is communicatively coupled to a second host computer, determining that data is saved to a virtual clipboard, detecting when the cursor moves to an edge of the display of the first host computer and when the input signal corresponds to continued movement of the cursor beyond the edge of the display of the first host computer, sending a control signal indicating that data is saved to a virtual clipboard, receiving a request for the data saved to the virtual clipboard, and sending, by the first host computer to the second host computer, the data saved to the virtual clipboard.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method includes sending a broadcast over a network requesting a response from other host computers on the network that are also communicatively paired with the input device, receiving a broadcasted response from a second host computer on the network indicating that it is communicatively paired with the input device, establishing a communicative connection with the second host computer via the network and automatically reestablishing the connection with the second host computer when the second host computer disconnects and reconnects to the network. In response to an edge-detect event, sending a control signal to switch the communicative pairing of the input device from the first host computer to the second host computer.

Abstract: Systems and methods for receiving an input signal from an input device that corresponds to a movement of a cursor on a display of the first host computer, detecting when the cursor moves to an edge of the display of the first host computer and when the input signal corresponds to a continued movement of the cursor beyond the edge of the display of the first host computer, sending a first control signal to switch the communicative pairing of the input device from the first host computer to the second host computer, and sending a second control signal causing a processor in the second host computer to move a second cursor on the second host computer to a location to simulate a continuous movement of the cursor from the edge of the display of the first host computer to a corresponding edge of a display of the second host computer.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method includes receiving an input signal (e.g., cursor movement) from an input device communicatively paired with the first host computer, where the first host computer is communicatively coupled to a second host computer, detecting when the cursor selects and moves an application window to an edge of the display of the first host computer, the application window running a corresponding software application, and in response to detecting when the cursor selects and moves the application window to the edge of the display of the first host computer, sending a control signal causing a processor in the second host computer to launch a second application window running a second corresponding software application on a second display of the second host computer.

Abstract: In some embodiments, a computer-implemented method includes receiving an input signal (e.g., cursor movement) from an input device communicatively paired with the first host computer, detecting when the cursor moves to an edge of the display of the first host computer and when the input signal corresponds to continued movement of the cursor beyond the edge of the display of the first host computer, sending a first control signal to switch the communicative pairing of the input device from the first host computer to a second host computer, and sending a second control signal to the second input device communicatively paired with the first host computer to switch the communicative pairing of the second input device from the first host computer to the second host computer. The first input device may be a computer mouse, and the second input device can be one of a keyboard, speaker, or microphone.

Abstract: An anti-pass back capacity predictive system and method for an access control host processing system are provided. Some methods can include a host system identifying a number of APB status messages generated by the host system in connection with the host system monitoring a facility, the host system comparing the number of APB status messages generated by the host system with a baseline threshold value, when the number of APB status messages generated by the host system is less than or equal to the baseline threshold value, the host system determining that enabling an APB feature in the facility will be successful, and when the number of APB status messages generated by the host system is greater than the baseline threshold value, the host system determining that enabling the APB feature in the facility will fail.

Abstract: An anti-pass back capacity predictive system and method for an access control host processing system are provided. Some methods can include a host system identifying a number of APB status messages generated by the host system in connection with the host system monitoring a facility, the host system comparing the identified number of APB status messages generated by the host system with a baseline threshold value, when the identified number of APB status messages generated by the host system is less than or equal to the baseline threshold, the host system determining that enabling an APB feature in the facility will be successful, and when the identified number of APB status messages generated by the host system is greater than the baseline threshold, the host system determining that enabling the APB feature in the facility will fail.

Abstract: A heterogeneous clustered anti-pass back host processing system and method are provided in which different forms of an APB feature can co-exist and be processed by a single heterogeneous host system. Some methods can include a heterogeneous host system receiving a triggering signal from a first access controller in a plurality of access controllers irrespective of a type of anti-pass back feature associated with the first access controller, the heterogeneous host system identifying all areas referenced by the first access controller, a type of anti-pass back feature associated with each of the areas referenced by the first access controller, and a least restrictive type of the identified anti-pass back features, and the heterogeneous host system transmitting an anti-pass back status update message to access controllers in the plurality of access controllers in accordance with rules of the identified least restrictive type of anti-pass back feature.

Abstract: Site based clustered APB security systems and methods are provided. Some systems can include a first plurality of access controllers located at a first site, a second plurality of access controllers located at a second site, and a host system supporting each of the first and second plurality of access controllers. A triggering event at a first of the first plurality of access controllers can cause the first of the first plurality of access controllers to transmit a triggering signal to the host system. Responsive thereto, the host system can identify the remaining access controllers in the first plurality of access controllers, transmit a status update to the remaining access controllers in the first plurality of access controllers, and avoid transmitting the status update to the second plurality of access controllers.

Abstract: The present invention concerns doped organic semiconductors composites. In certain aspects, organic polymers are doped with large anions, such as DBS? and small mobile cations. Electronic components comprising organic polymer circuits such as, memory circuits and arrays thereof are also provided.