Remote control vehicle security system

• US 20040189449A1
• Filed: 03/27/2003
• Published: 09/30/2004
• Est. Priority Date: 03/27/2003
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Jose M. Lopez
• Original Assignee: Jose M. Lopez
• Inventors: Lopez, Jose M.
• Application Number:
  US10/397,443
• Publication Number:
  US 20040189449A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 340/426.22
• CPC Class Codes: B60R 25/104 characterised by the type of theft warning signal, e.g. visual or audible signals with special characteristics

Abstract

A remote control vehicle security system includes a light emitter that is mounted on a vehicle. A processor for selectively turning the light on or off is electrically coupled to the light emitter. A power supply is electrically coupled to the processor. A cellular receiver for receiving cellular transmissions is operationally coupled to the processor. The processor turns on the light when the processor receives a signal from the cellular receiver.

Claims

1. A vehicle security system comprising:

a light emitter being mounted on a vehicle;

a processor for selectively turning said light emitter on or off being operationally coupled to said light emitter;

a power supply being electrically coupled to said processor;

a cellular receiver for receiving cellular transmissions being operationally coupled to said processor; and

wherein said processor turns on said light emitter when said processor receives a signal from said cellular receiver.

2. The vehicle security system of claim 1, where the light emitter is disposed on a bottom side of the vehicle.

3. The vehicle security system of claim 1, wherein said processor is adapted for pulsating said light emitter when said light emitter is turned on.

4. The vehicle security system of claim 1, further including a vehicle entry detection assembly comprising a plurality of sensors for sending a signal to said processor when said vehicle entry detection assembly detects a door opening of the vehicle, a window opening of the vehicle or an engagement of an ignition of the vehicle, said vehicle entry detection assembly being electrically coupled to said processor, said activating system being operationally coupled to said vehicle entry detection assembly, wherein said processor is turned on said light emitter when said vehicle entry detection assembly transmits a signal to said processor.

5. The vehicle security system of claim 4, wherein said activating system includes a radio receiver for receiving radio transmissions, said radio receiver being electrically coupled to said processor, a transmitter for transmitting a radio signal to said radio receiver for selectively activating or deactivating said vehicle entry detection assembly, at least one actuator being operationally coupled to said transmitter for actuating said transmitter.

6. A vehicle security system comprising:

a light emitter being mounted on a vehicle, the light emitter being disposed on a bottom side of the vehicle;

a processor for selectively turning said light on or off being operationally coupled to said light emitter, wherein said processor is adapted for pulsating said light emitter when said light emitter is turned on;

a power supply being electrically coupled to said processor, said power supply including a vehicle battery and a back-up battery;

a cellular receiver for receiving cellular transmissions being operationally coupled to said processor;

a vehicle entry detection assembly comprising a plurality of sensors for sending a signal to said processor when said vehicle entry detection assembly detects a door opening of the vehicle, a window opening of the vehicle or an engagement of an ignition of the vehicle, said vehicle entry detection assembly being electrically coupled to said processor;

a radio receiver for receiving radio transmissions, said radio receiver being electrically coupled to said processor;

a transmitter for transmitting a radio signal to said radio receiver for selectively activating or deactivating said vehicle entry detection assembly, at least one actuator being operationally coupled to said transmitter for actuating said transmitter; and

wherein said processor turns on said light emitter when said vehicle entry detection assembly transmits a signal to said processor or said processor receives a signal from said cellular receiver.