Secure remote actuation system
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1. A secure remote actuation system, comprising:
- a remote input receptor disposed outside an enclosure comprising;
a user interface that receives one or more user inputs from a user; and
a first microcontroller that sends a signal for each input of the one or more user inputs as the user interface receives the input; and
a central signal switch disposed inside the enclosure and wirelessly connected to the remote input receptor, the central signal switch comprising;
a memory that stores one or more acceptable inputs; and
a second microcontroller that obtains a succession of signals from the remote input receptor, the succession of signals corresponding to the one or more user inputs, and compares said one or more user inputs to said one or more acceptable inputs, wherein the second microcontroller obtains each signal in the succession of signals from the remote input receptor as the remote input receiver receives each input from the user.
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Abstract
A secure remote actuation system may comprise a remote input receptor and a central signal switch. The remote input receptor may comprise a user interface for receiving user inputs from a user. The central signal switch may comprise acceptable inputs. The central signal switch may further comprise a microcontroller for obtaining and comparing the user inputs to the acceptable inputs. In the present invention, the microcontroller obtains the user inputs from the remote input receptor while the user is using the user interface.
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1. A secure remote actuation system, comprising:
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a remote input receptor disposed outside an enclosure comprising; a user interface that receives one or more user inputs from a user; and a first microcontroller that sends a signal for each input of the one or more user inputs as the user interface receives the input; and a central signal switch disposed inside the enclosure and wirelessly connected to the remote input receptor, the central signal switch comprising; a memory that stores one or more acceptable inputs; and a second microcontroller that obtains a succession of signals from the remote input receptor, the succession of signals corresponding to the one or more user inputs, and compares said one or more user inputs to said one or more acceptable inputs, wherein the second microcontroller obtains each signal in the succession of signals from the remote input receptor as the remote input receiver receives each input from the user. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20)
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