Motion actuated AED communicator
First Claim
1. A motion sensitive communicator adapted to be supported by a housing of a portable defibrillator, the motion sensitive communicator comprising:
- an assembly of a wireless phone, a motion sensor and a battery,wherein the motion sensor is operable to power couple the battery to the wireless phone responsive to the motion sensor sensing of any movement, relative to a surface of the earth, of the portable defibrillator in which the motion sensitive communicator is supported by the housing of the portable defibrillator,wherein responsive to a power coupling of the battery to the wireless phone, the wireless phone automatically activates the wireless phone to register to a wireless network, andwherein responsive to an activation of the wireless phone, via the power coupling of the battery to the wireless phone, the wireless phone is configured to (i) execute a call to an emergency service center over the wireless network in response to a manual actuation via a phone actuator or rescue button of the wireless phone for executing the call to the emergency service center, and (ii) not execute the call to the emergency service center in response to no manual actuation via the phone actuator or rescue button of the wireless phone,and further wherein the wireless phone is configured (i) to initiate a time period in response to the power coupling of the battery to the wireless phone and (ii) to power decouple the batter from the wireless phone in response to an absence of the manual actuation via the phone actuator or rescue button of the wireless phone for executing the call from the wireless phone to the emergency service center within the time period.
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Abstract
A motion sensitive communicator (40) employs an assembly of a wireless phone (41), a motion sensor (44) and a battery (45). In operation, the motion sensor (44) power couples the battery (45) to the wireless phone (41) responsive to a sensing of any movement of a portable defibrillator (20) supporting the communicator (40). A power coupling of the battery (45) to the wireless phone (41) automatically activates the wireless phone (41) to register to a wireless network, and an activation of the wireless phone (41) enables the wireless phone (41) to execute a call to an emergency service center over the wireless network responsive to a manual actuation of the wireless phone (41). The battery (45) is power decoupled from the wireless phone (41) responsive to an absence of a call from the wireless phone (41) to the emergency service center within a time period initiated by a power coupling of the battery (45) to the wireless phone (41).
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13 Claims
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1. A motion sensitive communicator adapted to be supported by a housing of a portable defibrillator, the motion sensitive communicator comprising:
an assembly of a wireless phone, a motion sensor and a battery, wherein the motion sensor is operable to power couple the battery to the wireless phone responsive to the motion sensor sensing of any movement, relative to a surface of the earth, of the portable defibrillator in which the motion sensitive communicator is supported by the housing of the portable defibrillator, wherein responsive to a power coupling of the battery to the wireless phone, the wireless phone automatically activates the wireless phone to register to a wireless network, and wherein responsive to an activation of the wireless phone, via the power coupling of the battery to the wireless phone, the wireless phone is configured to (i) execute a call to an emergency service center over the wireless network in response to a manual actuation via a phone actuator or rescue button of the wireless phone for executing the call to the emergency service center, and (ii) not execute the call to the emergency service center in response to no manual actuation via the phone actuator or rescue button of the wireless phone, and further wherein the wireless phone is configured (i) to initiate a time period in response to the power coupling of the battery to the wireless phone and (ii) to power decouple the batter from the wireless phone in response to an absence of the manual actuation via the phone actuator or rescue button of the wireless phone for executing the call from the wireless phone to the emergency service center within the time period. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
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6. A defibrillation device, comprising:
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a portable defibrillator enclosed within a housing; and a motion sensitive communicator supported by the housing, the motion sensitive communicator including an assembly of a wireless phone, a motion sensor and a battery, wherein the motion sensor is operable to power couple the battery to the wireless phone responsive to the motion sensor sensing of any movement, relative to a surface of the earth, of the portable defibrillator in which the motion sensitive communicator is supported by the housing of the portable defibrillator, wherein responsive to a power coupling of the battery to the wireless phone, the wireless phone automatically activates the wireless phone to register to a wireless network, and wherein responsive to an activation of the wireless phone, via the power coupling of the battery to the wireless phone, the wireless phone is configured to (i) execute a call to an emergency service center over the wireless network in response to a manual actuation via a phone actuator or rescue button of the wireless phone for executing the call to the emergency service center, and (ii) not execute the call to the emergency service center in response to no manual actuation via the phone actuator or rescue button of the wireless phone, and further wherein the wireless phone is configured (i) to initiate a time period in response to the power coupling of the battery to the wireless phone and (ii) to power decouple the battery from the wireless phone in response to an absence of the manual actuation via the phone actuator or rescue button of the wireless phone for executing the call from the wireless phone to the emergency service center within the time period. - View Dependent Claims (7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13)
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