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Providing sensory feedback indicating an operating mode of an interpretive bios machine

  • US 8,570,177 B2
  • Filed: 09/07/2011
  • Issued: 10/29/2013
  • Est. Priority Date: 09/07/2010
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. An interpretive language architecture controlled process stream device, the device comprising:

  • a device data entry mechanism for receiving an externally derived predetermined code;

    a controller having a memory, the controller operatively disposed intermediate the device data entry mechanism and a means for controlling operational features of the device;

    an operating system stored in the memory and operative to orchestrate a transfer of energy through a process stream of the device to a specimen; and

    an interpretive BIOS machine and a work manager integral the operating system and operative to cause the controller to receive the externally derived predetermined code from the device data entry mechanism, interpret the externally derived predetermined code, transform the code into user-independent functional commands for the device, and initiate the process stream using the user-independent functional commands, while providing sensory feedback to a user through the device data entry mechanism indicating that the device is operating in an interpretive language architecture with interpretive BIOS machine mode beginning from a reception of an indication that the interpretive language architecture with interpretive BIOS machine mode is to be initiated, through entry of input data comprising the externally derived predetermined code, and thereafter continuing through the process stream.

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