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Christopher M Tainer

from Strongsville, OH
Age ~56
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Also known as:
Christopher Michael Tainer, Christoph M Tainer, Christophe Tainer, Chris Tainer
Phone and address:
16970 Red Oak, Cleveland, OH 44136
(440) 238-1603
Related to:
Doris J Tainer, 94Nancy B Tainer, 62John M Arnold, 48Daniel T Tainer, 64Susan E Tainer, 73Anne K Tainer, 56Arnold J Cary, 67Sonja Arnold, 57Frank T Tainer
Connected to:
Channa S Taing, 61Christine Taing, 56Etta S Taing, 57Kong Taing, 82Ly S Taing, 59Paul C Taing, 57Sok H Taing, 70Vanny S Taing, 49Bruno Taino, 75Julius C Taino, 47

Christopher Tainer Phones & Addresses

  • 16970 Red Oak, Strongsville, OH 44136 (440) 238-1603
  • 16970 Red Oak Dr, Strongsville, OH 44136 (440) 238-1603
  • 22454 Jonathan Ln, Strongsville, OH 44149 (440) 238-1603 (440) 239-9360
  • Cleveland, OH

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Company: Codonics Position: Director of electrical engineering

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Medical Devices

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Director Of Electrical Engineering

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Location:
17991 Englewood Dr, Cleveland, OH 44130
Industry:
Medical Devices
Work:
Codonics
Director of Electrical Engineering

Publications

Us Patents

Multi-Media Printer Including Paper Path Sensors

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US Patent:
7116343, Oct 3, 2006
Filed:
Nov 29, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/998870
Inventors:
Peter Botten - Lakewood OH, US
Michael Kolberg - Hinckley OH, US
Lawrence Srnka - Northfield Center OH, US
Christopher Tainer - Strongsville OH, US
Donald Rahe - Brookpark OH, US
Joseph Miller - Rittman OH, US
Peter Adam - Kirkland WA, US
Robert Colbrunn - Hinckley OH, US
Vladimir Dzodzo - Akron OH, US
Kevin Roach - Parma Height OH, US
Owen Patton - Parma OH, US
Eric Lab - Akron OH, US
Neal Somos - Brecksville OH, US
James Bias - North Royalton OH, US
Assignee:
Codonics, Inc. - Middleburg Heights OH
International Classification:
B41J 11/00
US Classification:
347218
Abstract:
A printer capable of transferring images to different types of media is disclosed. Media sheets of different sizes and types may be dispensed through a single input path to a print station including a printhead and a platen. The printhead is adapted for transferring images to media using either a direct thermal or dye diffusion process. A capstan roller, platen roller, picker assemblies and kicker assemblies are driven by a single motor, allowing for substantial cost and space savings. Other features are directed to improving the quality of images using the direct thermal and dye diffusion processes.

Achieving Laser-Quality Medical Hardcopy Output From Thermal Print Devices

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US Patent:
7264323, Sep 4, 2007
Filed:
Nov 21, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/720040
Inventors:
Christopher M. Tainer - Strongsville OH, US
Joseph A. Miller - Rittman OH, US
Gary W. Keefe - Brecksville OH, US
Peter O. Botten - Lakewood OH, US
William F. Stevens - Berea OH, US
James C. Bias - North Royalton OH, US
Jeremy F. Audino - Cleveland Heights OH, US
Assignee:
Codonics, Inc. - Middleburg Heights OH
International Classification:
B41J 29/38
US Classification:
347 11
Abstract:
A multi-media printer includes an engine controller, a printhead controller, and a pulse activation table. The engine controller transmits a row of energy values. The printhead controller receives the row of energy values and transmits an activation signal. The activation signal is transmitted based on a comparison of an activating energy level for each pulse position in a pulse stream with the energy values in the row of energy values. Comparison logic performs the comparison and transmits an activation signal if the energy value for the row of energy values is greater than or equal to the activating energy level for the corresponding pulse positions.

Multi-Media Printer With Removable Memory Storing Printer Settings

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US Patent:
7375737, May 20, 2008
Filed:
Jul 26, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/881372
Inventors:
Peter Botten - Lakewood OH, US
Michael Kolberg - Hinckley OH, US
Lawrence Srnka - Northfield Center OH, US
Christopher Tainer - Strongsville OH, US
Joseph Miller - Rittman OH, US
Peter Adam - Kirkland WA, US
James Bias - North Royalton OH, US
Assignee:
Codonics, Inc. - Middleburg Heights OH
International Classification:
B41J 2/32
US Classification:
347171, 358 116
Abstract:
A hard copy recording device for transferring images to media, the hard copy recording device including an engine, a controller, a first non-volatile memory, and a second non-volatile memory. The engine transfers images to the media in response to control signals. The controller provides the control signals to the engine based upon image data and a first non-volatile memory stores recording device system data accessible by processes executing at the controller. The second non-volatile memory stores a copy of selected portions of the recording device system data, the second non-volatile memory being detachably coupled to the hard copy recording device and capable of being coupled to a second hard copy recording device for downloading the selected portions of the recording device system data to the second hard copy recording device.

Thermal Or Density Management Of Imaging Device

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US Patent:
8063925, Nov 22, 2011
Filed:
Aug 8, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/890845
Inventors:
Christopher Tainer - Strongsville OH, US
Jeremy Audino - Cleveland Heights OH, US
James Bias - North Royalton OH, US
Assignee:
Codonics, Inc. - Middleburg Heights OH
International Classification:
G01D 15/16
US Classification:
347183, 347184
Abstract:
A multi-media printer includes an engine controller, a printhead controller, and a pulse activation table. The engine controller transmits a row of energy values. The printhead controller receives the row of energy values and transmits an activation signal. The activation signal is transmitted based on a comparison of an activating energy level for each pulse position in a pulse stream with the energy values in the row of energy values. Comparison logic performs the comparison and transmits an activation signal if the energy value for the row of energy values is greater than or equal to the activating energy level for the corresponding pulse positions.

Pre-Aging Of Rollers, Gaskets, Or O-Rings To Improve Material Response To Compression Set And Compression Stress Relaxation

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US Patent:
8296950, Oct 30, 2012
Filed:
Dec 8, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/297847
Inventors:
Robb Colbrunn - Hinckley OH, US
Scott Turk - Brunswick OH, US
Christopher Tainer - Strongsville OH, US
Pete Botten - Lakewood OH, US
Eric Lehuta - Medina OH, US
Lawrence Srnka - Northfield Center OH, US
Assignee:
Codonics, Inc. - Middleburg Heights OH
International Classification:
B21K 1/02
C08F 6/00
C08J 3/00
US Classification:
2989533, 528502 C, 528502 R, 264570, 264907, 264900, 521918, 29895
Abstract:
Provided is a method of stabilizing an elastomeric property of an elastomeric material. The method includes placing the elastomeric material in a pressurizing chamber and applying a suitable hydrostatic pressure to the elastomeric material within the pressurizing chamber to at least partially compress the elastomeric material. Application of the hydrostatic pressure is maintained for a period of time suitable to at least partially stabilize a restorative force exhibited by the elastomeric material in response to subsequent exposures of the elastomeric material to a compressive force.

Multi-Media Printer With Removable Memory Storing Printer Settings

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US Patent:
20070008399, Jan 11, 2007
Filed:
Sep 14, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/521267
Inventors:
Peter Botten - Lakewood OH, US
Michael Kolberg - Hinckley OH, US
Lawrence Srnka - Northfield Center OH, US
Christopher Tainer - Strongsville OH, US
Donald Rahe - Brookpark OH, US
Joseph Miller - Rittman OH, US
Peter Adam - Kirkland WA, US
Robert Colbrunn - Hinckley OH, US
Vladimir Dzodzo - Akron OH, US
Kevin Roach - Parma Height OH, US
Owen Patton - Parma OH, US
Eric Lab - Akron OH, US
Neal Somos - Brecksville OH, US
James Bias - North Royalton OH, US
Assignee:
CODONICS, INC. - Middleburg Heights OH
International Classification:
G01D 15/10
B41J 2/325
B41J 11/00
US Classification:
347220000
Abstract:
A hard copy recording device for transferring images to media, the hard copy recording device including an engine, a controller, a first non-volatile memory, and a second non-volatile memory. The engine transfers images to the media in response to control signals. The controller provides the control signals to the engine based upon image data and a first non-volatile memory stores recording device system data accessible by processes executing at the controller. The second non-volatile memory stores a copy of selected portions of the recording device system data, the second non-volatile memory being detachably coupled to the hard copy recording device and capable of being coupled to a second hard copy recording device for downloading the selected portions of the recording device system data to the second hard copy recording device.

Medical Disc Publisher

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US Patent:
20090296540, Dec 3, 2009
Filed:
Nov 26, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/324830
Inventors:
Alan J. Gilbert - Hudson OH, US
Richard M. Edwards - Akron OH, US
Stephen N. Mucher - Yellow Springs OH, US
Jeffrey L. Spencer - Cuyahoga Falls OH, US
Gary W. Keefe - Brecksville OH, US
Christopher M. Tainer - Strongsville OH, US
Garvin Seto - Highland Heights OH, US
Bret E. Orsburn - Kent OH, US
Peter O. Botten - Lakewood OH, US
Heidi Shaffer - Kent OH, US
Assignee:
Codonics, Inc. - Middleburg Heights OH
International Classification:
G11B 7/085
G06F 15/16
G06F 3/00
G06F 12/08
G06F 9/46
G06F 12/02
US Classification:
369 3023, 709219, 710 6, 709247, 711126, 718102, 711115, 711171, 711E12019, 711E12002, G9B 7042
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for storing on a portable computer-readable medium, a study comprising at least one medical output produced by a medical modality and formatted in a standard medical format used by specialized computers configured for viewing outputs produced by medical modalities, and optionally labeling the portable computer-readable medium. The method includes receiving a transmission comprising the medical output that is formatted according to the standard medical format, at least temporarily storing the medical output as it is received in a buffer memory to be subsequently stored onto the portable computer-readable medium, and storing the medical output from the buffer memory onto the portable computer-readable medium.

Medical Data Storage Server

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US Patent:
20110161112, Jun 30, 2011
Filed:
Nov 29, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/955874
Inventors:
Gary Keefe - Brecksville OH, US
Richard M. Edwards - Akron OH, US
Alan J. Gilbert - Hudson OH, US
Christopher M. Tainer - Strongsville OH, US
Aaron A. Bauman - Smithville OH, US
Jeffrey L. Spencer - Cuyahoga Falls OH, US
Ross Goodman - Solon OH, US
Garvin Seto - Highland Heights OH, US
Stephen N. Mucher - Cleveland OH, US
Gary W. Enos - Hudson OH, US
Michael Langan - South Chatham MA, US
Assignee:
CODONICS, INC. - Middleburg Heights OH
International Classification:
G06Q 50/00
US Classification:
705 3
Abstract:
Provided is a method of documenting a medical procedure including receiving medical data captured during the medical procedure to be documented. Information indicative of an identity of at least one of a patient that is a subject of the medical procedure and a physician involved with the medical procedure is received. The medical data is stored in a non-transitory computer readable medium associated with the at least one of the patient and the physician. Access to the medical data stored on the computer readable medium is restricted, allowing the physician involved with the medical procedure to subsequently retrieve the medical data stored in the computer readable medium and view the medical data retrieved. Restricting access to the recorded medical data prevents another physician, who may not have been involved in the medical procedure, from viewing the medical data without first entering information indicative of authorization to view the medical data.
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