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Title: US5940002: Security system with random number remote communication
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Country: US United States of America

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Inventor: Finn, Alan M.; Amston, CT
Koopman, Jr., Philip J.; Pittsburgh, PA
Carroll, Roger D.; Burnsville, MN

Assignee: UT Automotive Dearborn, Inc., Dearborn, MI
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Published / Filed: 1999-08-17 / 1997-10-10

Application Number: US1997000948743

IPC Code: Advanced: B60R 25/00; G07C 9/00; H04L 9/32;
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IPC-7: G08C 19/00; H04L 9/00;

ECLA Code: B60R25/00; G07C9/00E2; H04L9/32;

U.S. Class: Current: 340/005.26; 340/005.64; 340/005.72; 340/825.69; 340/825.72; 380/042; 380/043; 380/044;
Original: 340/825.31; 340/825.69; 340/825.72; 340/825.34; 380/042; 380/043; 380/044;

Field of Search: 340/825.31,825.34,825.69,825.72 180/287 307/10.2 380/042-46

Priority Number:
1997-10-10  US1997000948743

Abstract: A security system that is useful for protecting vehicles from theft and buildings from unauthorized entry, for example, includes utilizing random numbers within remotely transmitted signals. A remote signaling device transmits a signal to a system controller with instructions for a desired operation of the system. The invention prevents a potential thief from capturing one or more transmitted signals and later mimicking or predicting a subsequent signal by including or utilizing a random number when generating the transmitted signal. The random number is incorporated into the transmitted signal in one of several ways according to this invention. Single-use or limited re-use of random numbers enhances the security and integrity of the system.

Attorney, Agent or Firm: Howard & Howard ;

Primary / Asst. Examiners: Cuchlinski, Jr., William A.; Beaulieu, Yonel

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First Claim:
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What is claimed is:     1. A security system, comprising
  • a remote signalling device including
    • a transmitter portion,
    • a switch that is actuatable to selectively activate said transmitter portion to transmit a remote signal from said signalling device,
    • a remote memory module having a plurality of preselected random numbers that have no mathematical or algorithmic correlation,
    • a message module that chooses one of said random numbers as said remote signal;
  • a controller having a receiver portion that receives said remote signal from said signalling device, said controller including
    • a control memory module having a plurality of preselected random numbers that have no mathematical or algorithmic correlation,
    • a control module that receives said chosen random number from said received remote signal,
    • a comparator module that compares said received random number with said plurality of random numbers in said control memory module; and
    • an activation module that activates an appropriate portion of said security system responsive to said comparator module when said received chosen random number matches one of said plurality of random numbers in said control memory module.


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Patent  Pub.Date  Inventor Assignee   Title
Buy PDF- 24pp US5109221  1992-04 Lambropoulos et al.  TRW Inc. Remote control system for door locks
Buy PDF- 27pp US5412379  1995-05 Waraksa et al.  Lectron Products, Inc. Rolling code for a keyless entry system
Buy PDF- 12pp US5696828  1997-12 Koopman, Jr.  United Technologies Automotive, Inc. Random number generating system and process based on chaos
       
Foreign References: None

Other Abstract Info: DERABS G1999-538761 DERABS G1999-538761

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