Patents by Inventor Ronald A. Lattanzi

Ronald A. Lattanzi 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: 8754779
    Abstract: A system comprising multiple devices that are operable when servicing a device-under service is described. A DAQ device is operable to generate input data from input signals received from the device-under-service and to transmit the input data to a display device via a wireless network. The DAQ device comprises multiple buffers to store the input data. One of the buffers stores two frames of the input data, which can be live input data or historical input data. At any one time, a display at the display device visually presents one frame of input data for each respective input channel of the DAQ device. At any one time, a display at the DAQ device visually presents a half-frame of input data for each respective input channel of the DAQ device. Another buffer at the DAQ device can store more than two frames of input data including historical input data.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: August 5, 2011
    Date of Patent: June 17, 2014
    Assignee: Snap-on Incorporated
    Inventors: Timothy G. Ruther, Ronald A. Lattanzi
  • Patent number: 8656062
    Abstract: Methods, devices, and computer-readable media related to establishing wireless connections using a wired connection are disclosed. A remote device is communicatively coupled via a wired connection. The remote device receives, via the wired connection, an initialization request to initialize a wireless connection to the remote device. A search of remote device data stored in the remote device is performed. The remote device data can store authentication data related to one or more wireless connections. At the remote device, an initialization response to the initialization request is determined based on the search. The remote device sends the initialization response via the wired connection. The initialization response can indicate whether the initialization response is accepted or rejected. If the initialization response is accepted, the wireless connection to the remote device can be subsequently established and the wired connection can be subsequently closed.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: August 18, 2010
    Date of Patent: February 18, 2014
    Assignee: Snap-on Incorporated
    Inventors: Carl J. Krzystofczyk, Richard R. Zarchy, Ronald A. Lattanzi, Matthew G. Logsdon
  • Publication number: 20120044086
    Abstract: A system comprising multiple devices that are operable when servicing a device-under service is described. A DAQ device is operable to generate input data from input signals received from the device-under-service and to transmit the input data to a display device via a wireless network. The DAQ device comprises multiple buffers to store the input data. One of the buffers stores two frames of the input data, which can be live input data or historical input data. At any one time, a display at the display device visually presents one frame of input data for each respective input channel of the DAQ device. At any one time, a display at the DAQ device visually presents a half-frame of input data for each respective input channel of the DAQ device. Another buffer at the DAQ device can store more than two frames of input data including historical input data.
    Type: Application
    Filed: August 5, 2011
    Publication date: February 23, 2012
    Applicant: Snap-on Incorporated
    Inventors: Timothy G. Ruther, Ronald A. Lattanzi
  • Publication number: 20120047289
    Abstract: Methods, devices, and computer-readable media related to establishing wireless connections using a wired connection are disclosed. A remote device is communicatively coupled via a wired connection. The remote device receives, via the wired connection, an initialization request to initialize a wireless connection to the remote device. A search of remote device data stored in the remote device is performed. The remote device data can store authentication data related to one or more wireless connections. At the remote device, an initialization response to the initialization request is determined based on the search. The remote device sends the initialization response via the wired connection. The initialization response can indicate whether the initialization response is accepted or rejected. If the initialization response is accepted, the wireless connection to the remote device can be subsequently established and the wired connection can be subsequently closed.
    Type: Application
    Filed: August 18, 2010
    Publication date: February 23, 2012
    Applicant: SNAP-ON INCORPORATED
    Inventors: Carl J. Krzystofczyk, Richard R. Zarchy, Ronald A. Lattanzi, Matthew G. Logsdon