Andrew M Cleveland

6442017, Aug 27, 2002

Aug 9, 2000

09/635537

Carrel W. Ewing - Palo Alto CA
Andrew J. Cleveland - San Martin CA

Server Technology, Inc. - Reno NV

H02B 126

361628, 361622, 361626, 361641, 174 38, 307 101

A battery-power distribution unit comprises two printed circuit assembly bus units that carry eight pairs of ± screw terminal connections and their associated GMT-type fuses. Each A-side and B-side bus unit needs only one pair of heavy cables that feed it power inside a RETMA-rack cabinet. Heavy-duty foil buses etched on the printed circuit boards on both sides are reinforced with tinned copper flat bar to increase the current carrying capacity.

6711613, Mar 23, 2004

Aug 16, 1999

09/375471

Carrell W. Ewing - Palo Alto CA
Andrew J. Cleveland - San Martin CA

Server Technology, Inc. - Reno NV

G06F 15173

709223, 713310, 713340

An SNMP network comprises a power manager with an SNNP agent in TCP/IP communication over a network with an SNMP network manager. The power manager is connected to control several intelligent power modules each able to independently control the power-on/off status of several network appliances. Power-on and load sensors within each intelligent power module are able to report the power status of each network appliance to the SNMP network manager with MIB variables in response to GET commands. Each intelligent power module is equipped with an output that is connected to cause an interrupt signal to the network appliance being controlled. The SNMP network manager is able to test which network appliance is actually responding before any cycling of the power to the corresponding appliance is tried.

7010589, Mar 7, 2006

Jan 16, 2004

10/758117

Carrell W. Ewing - Palo Alto CA, US
Andrew J. Cleveland - San Martin CA, US

Server Technology, Inc. - Reno NV

G06F 15/173

709223, 713300, 713310, 713330, 713340, 3406931

An SNMP network comprises a power manager with an SNMP agent in TCP/IP communication over a network with an SNMP network manager. The power manager is connected to control several intelligent power modules each able to independently control the power on/off status of several network appliances. Power-on and load sensors within each intelligent power module are able to report the power status of each network appliance to the SNMP network manager with MIB variables in response to GET commands. Each intelligent power module is equipped with an output that is connected to cause an interrupt signal to the network appliance being controlled. The SNMP network manager is able to test which network appliance is actually responding before any cycling of the power to the corresponding appliance is tried.

20070016664, Jan 18, 2007

Mar 7, 2006

11/370489

Carrel Ewing - Palo Alto CA, US
Andrew Cleveland - San Martin CA, US

G06F 15/173

709223000

An SNMP network comprises a power manager with an SNMP agent in TCP/IP communication over a network with an SNMP network manager. The power manager is connected to control several intelligent power modules each able to independently control the power on/off status of several network appliances. Power-on and load sensors within each intelligent power module are able to report the power status of each network appliance to the SNMP network manager with MIB variables in response to GET commands. Each intelligent power module is equipped with an output that is connected to cause an interrupt signal to the network appliance being controlled. The SNMP network manager is able to test which network appliance is actually responding before any cycling of the power to the corresponding appliance is tried.

20070245012, Oct 18, 2007

Apr 20, 2007

11/738417

Carrel Ewing - Palo Alto CA, US
Andrew Cleveland - San Martin CA, US

G06F 15/173

709223000

An SNMP network comprises a power manager with an SNMP agent in TCP/IP communication over a network with an SNMP network manager. The power manager is connected to control several intelligent power modules each able to independently control the power on/off status of several network appliances. Power-on and load sensors within each intelligent power module are able to report the power status of each network appliance to the SNMP network manager with MIB variables in response to GET commands. Each intelligent power module is equipped with an output that is connected to cause an interrupt signal to the network appliance being controlled. The SNMP network manager is able to test which network appliance is actually responding before any cycling of the power to the corresponding appliance is tried

41655206, Aug 21, 1979

Oct 17, 1977

5/842992

Louis E. Wessler - Cupertino CA
Kenneth F. Koch - Mountain View CA
Andrew J. Cleveland - Saratoga CA

Xerox Corporation - Stamford CT

H04N 140

358280

A video hard copy controller includes first means for receiving serial input video signals from a first source. Second means is coupled to the first means for converting the serial input video signals into a first set of parallel digital signals. Third means is coupled to the second means for receiving the first set of parallel digital signals. The third means includes means for receiving a second set of parallel digital signals from a second source and means responsive to a control signal for selecting between the first and second sets of parallel digital signals for output to a hard copy generating device in order to produce a hard copy fascimile of the images represented by the selected set of parallel digital video signals.

59499745, Sep 7, 1999

Jul 23, 1996

8/685436

Carrell W. Ewing - Palo Alto CA
Andrew J. Cleveland - San Martin CA

G06F 1516
G06F 126

39520032

A SNMP network comprises a power manager with a SNMP agent in TCP/IP communication over a network with a SNMP network manager. The power manager is connected to control several intelligent power modules each able to independently control the on/off power to several inter-networking devices in an equipment rack at a common remote node, e. g. , a point-of-presence site. Power-on and load sensors within each intelligent power module are able to report the power status of each inter-networking device to the SNMP network manager with MIB variables in response to GET commands. The SNMP network manager is further able to reboot each inter-networking device by cycling the power on/off to its respective intelligent power module with the SET command provided in conventional SNMP management applications.

55065732, Apr 9, 1996

Jun 21, 1994

8/263035

Carrell W. Ewing - Palo Alto CA
Andrew J. Cleveland - San Martin CA

Server Technology, Inc. - Sunnyvale CA

G08B 2100

340644

A method for sensing the on/off status condition of a power switch in an appliance includes applying a series of alternating current (AC) voltage pulses to an appliance with an on/off switch that are synchronized to a source of AC power, sensing the presence of any series of AC current pulses that result if said appliance switch is closed, analyzing any AC current pulses detected in the step of sensing to determine if they resulted from the application of the AC voltage in the step of applying, and outputting an on/off status indication for the appliance switch.