WRISTWATCH INTERFACE SYSTEM

• US 20100128570A1
• Filed: 11/24/2008
• Published: 05/27/2010
• Est. Priority Date: 11/24/2008
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Christopher E. Smith, Samuel K Giles
• Original Assignee: Christopher E. Smith, Samuel K Giles
• Inventors: Smith, Christopher E., Giles, Samuel K.
• Application Number:
  US12/276,417
• Publication Number:
  US 20100128570A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 368/10
• CPC Class Codes: G04G 21/04 using radio waves radio-controlled time-pieces G04R
• CPC Class Codes: G07C 9/00944 Details of construction or manufacture

Abstract

The present invention is a more user-friendly wristwatch remote that is programmable to different security systems. The present invention has a wristwatch remote that incorporates a user-friendly means for operating a vehicle security system, manipulating the wristwatch functions, checking the status of the vehicle and/or the security system and lastly, syncing and communicating with other corresponding devices.

Claims

1. A wristwatch remote comprising:

a user-friendly means for operating a vehicle security system, manipulating wristwatch functions, checking a status of a selected one of a vehicle and the security system and syncing and communicating with other corresponding devices; and

a programmed menu/operating system, a menu button, a selected one of a scroll-dial and enter tool and a wireless short-range device pairing.

2. A wristwatch remote comprising:

a programmed menu having watch related and non-watch related options thus allowing access to these options for any reason by the user to be seamless;

a selected one of a scroll-dial and enter tool for easier means of navigating through the programmed menu by using the scrolling action of the tool, selecting options, making and setting adjustments by using the tool as a button;

a means for sending and receiving information via short-range device pairing;

a selected one of a menu and home button to take the place of a mode button as means for easier access to watch related and non-watch related options as well as means for returning user from menu options to regular time display;

a back button as means for navigating back one menu screen;

a means for programming the wristwatch to different security systems; and

a memory of a large size.