Keypad for a security system
First Claim
1. A wireless security system keypad comprising:
- a detector configured to determine at least one of an attachment of said wireless keypad to a fixed location and a proximity of said wireless keypad to said fixed location;
a processor coupled to said detector;
a memory coupled to said processor, wherein the memory contains instructions that when executed by said processor prevent access to a least one function when said detector fails to indicate one of said attachment and said proximity;
a liquid crystal display (“
LCD”
) comprising a static portion and a dynamic portion;
a multiplexing LCD controller coupled to said dynamic portion;
a static LCD controller coupled to said static portion;
a direct current to direct current (“
DC/DC”
) converter coupled to said multiplexing LCD controller;
a keypad processing unit coupled to said multiplexing LCD controller, said static LCD controller, and said DC/DC converter; and
a power supply coupled to said DC/DC converter, to said keypad processing unit, to and said static LCD controller.
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Abstract
Methods, computer-readable mediums, apparatuses, and systems are provided. For example, a method is disclosed which includes identifying at least one security system function, in a plurality of security system functions, for blocked user access when a keypad is away from a predetermined location; and storing the plurality of security system functions on a processor. In another embodiment a security keypad is disclosed which includes an LCD having a static portion and a dynamic portion; a multiplexing LCD controller coupled to the dynamic portion; a static LCD controller coupled to the static portion; DC/DC converter coupled to the multiplexing LCD controller; a keypad processing unit coupled to the multiplexing LCD controller, the static LCD controller, and the DC/DC converter; and a power supply coupled to the DC/DC converter, the keypad processing unit, and the static LCD controller.
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19 Claims
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1. A wireless security system keypad comprising:
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a detector configured to determine at least one of an attachment of said wireless keypad to a fixed location and a proximity of said wireless keypad to said fixed location; a processor coupled to said detector; a memory coupled to said processor, wherein the memory contains instructions that when executed by said processor prevent access to a least one function when said detector fails to indicate one of said attachment and said proximity; a liquid crystal display (“
LCD”
) comprising a static portion and a dynamic portion;a multiplexing LCD controller coupled to said dynamic portion; a static LCD controller coupled to said static portion; a direct current to direct current (“
DC/DC”
) converter coupled to said multiplexing LCD controller;a keypad processing unit coupled to said multiplexing LCD controller, said static LCD controller, and said DC/DC converter; and a power supply coupled to said DC/DC converter, to said keypad processing unit, to and said static LCD controller. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)
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- 5. The wireless security system keypad of clam 1 wherein said DC/DC converter is adapted to provide power to said multiplexing LCD controller and said keypad processing unit.
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12. A method, comprising:
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identifying at least one security system function, in a plurality of security system functions, for blocked user access when a wireless keypad is not mounted at or positioned proximate a predetermined location, wherein the at least one function comprises a security system arming function; storing said plurality of security system functions on a processor; and preventing a user from performing the security system arming function unless the wireless keypad is detected as being mounted at or positioned proximate the predetermined location. - View Dependent Claims (13, 14, 15, 16, 17)
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18. A wireless security system keypad, comprising:
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a wireless keypad; a detector configured to determine at least one of an attachment of said wireless keypad to a fixed location and a proximity of said wireless keypad to said fixed location; a processor coupled to said detector; and a memory coupled to said processor, wherein the memory contains instructions that when executed by said processor prevent a user from performing a security system arming function when said detector fails to indicate one of said attachment and said proximity. - View Dependent Claims (19)
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Specification