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Kurt G Klem

from Indianapolis, IN
Age ~59
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Also known as:
Kurt G Klen
Phone and address:
8161 Rosemead Ln, Indianapolis, IN 46240
(317) 253-0344
Related to:
Carla A Klem, 70Sarah G Simpson, 29
Connected to:
Douglas P Klem, 67Greg W Klem, 57Jane E Klem, 77Melody Klema, 34Susan J Klema, 64Brad T Kleman, 53Cindy A Kleman, 65Cory J Kleman, 54James E Kleman, 55Jennifer B Kleman, 53

Kurt Klem Phones & Addresses

  • 8161 Rosemead Ln, Indianapolis, IN 46240 (317) 253-0344
  • Huntingburg, IN
  • 8161 Rosemead Ln, Indianapolis, IN 46240

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Company: Roche Position: Principal engineer

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Principal Engineer

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Location:
Indianapolis, IN
Work:
Roche
Principal Engineer

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Instrument Setup Utility Program

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US Patent:
7401111, Jul 15, 2008
Filed:
Dec 4, 1998
Appl. No.:
09/555718
Inventors:
Carol Jane Batman - Indianapolis IN, US
Nancy Kennedy Byrd - Indianapolis IN, US
Timothy J. Dishop - Fort Wayne IN, US
Les G Henderson - Cicero IN, US
Patricia A. Hopkinson - Lake Placid NY, US
Stephen E. Moak - Fort Wayne IN, US
James R. Parker - Carmel IN, US
Frank M. Polaski - Fort Wayne IN, US
Atwell R. Shearer - Rome City IN, US
Tracy Knudsen - Pittsburgh PA, US
Lynne Denise Sly - Fishers IN, US
Kurt Gerard Klem - Indianapolis IN, US
Assignee:
Roche Diagnostic Operations, Inc. - Indianapolis IN
International Classification:
G06F 15/16
US Classification:
709200, 600300
Abstract:
A method of configuring a hand-held instrument () for determining the concentration of a medically significant component of a body fluid or a control comprises providing a configuring computer () having a first port () for transmitting instructions and data for configuring the instrument (), providing on the instrument () a second port () for receiving the instructions and data from the configuring computer (), coupling the first port () to the second port (), transmitting instructions and data to configure the instrument () from the first port (), receiving the instructions and data at the second port (), and configuring the instrument () according to the instructions and data transmitted from the first port () and received at the second port ().

Configuration Of Blood Glucose Meter Interfaces

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US Patent:
20120095315, Apr 19, 2012
Filed:
Oct 15, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/905491
Inventors:
James D. Tenbarge - Fishers IN, US
Joseph M. Simpson - Fishers IN, US
Kurt Klem - Indianapolis IN, US
Blaine E. Ramey - Indianapolis IN, US
Assignee:
ROCHE DIAGNOSTICS OPERATIONS, INC. - Indianapolis IN
International Classification:
A61B 5/145
US Classification:
600365
Abstract:
A handheld diabetes management device includes a blood glucose measurement engine that measures a blood glucose level of a patient. The device includes a physical port that is exposed at an exterior of the device. The device includes a processing module that includes first, second, and third physical interfaces that are internal to the device. The device includes a multiplexing module that alternatively connects the physical port to one of the first, second, and third physical interfaces of the processing module. The processing module selectively operates the first physical interface using first and second modes. When an external host is connected to the physical port, the processing module selectively transfers information based on the blood glucose level to the external host using the first mode. When the external host is connected to the physical port, the processing module selectively provides file access to the external host using the second mode.

Communication Protocol That Supports Pass-Thru Communication

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US Patent:
20120165728, Jun 28, 2012
Filed:
Dec 22, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/976313
Inventors:
Raymond Strickland - Indianapolis IN, US
Kurt Klem - Indianapolis IN, US
Mark Nierzwick - Brownsburg IN, US
Assignee:
ROCHE DIAGNOSTICS OPERATIONS, INC. - Indianapolis IN
International Classification:
A61M 5/168
G06F 13/42
US Classification:
604 66, 340 11
Abstract:
A private extension of the IEEE 11073 standard for enabling pass-thru communication between a external computing device and a medical device via a diabetes management device is disclosed herein. Within this context, a diabetes management system for configured to allow pass thru communication is described. The system includes a diabetes management device in communication with a external computing device and the first medical device. A pass-thru module of the diabetes management device uses a set of pass-thru commands for establishing a pass-thru communication path and enabling communication between the external computing device and the first medical device, and wherein the set of pass-through commands is defined in compliance with a communication protocol defined in accordance with IEEE standard 11073-20601.

Apparatus And Method For Determining The Concentration Of A Component Of A Sample

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US Patent:
6635167, Oct 21, 2003
Filed:
Nov 21, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/555659
Inventors:
Carol Jane Batman - Indianapolis IN
Greg Paul Carpenter - Indianapolis IN
Robert Glenn Davies - Carmel IN
Richard J. Kasle - Indianapolis IN
Kurt Gerard Klem - Indianapolis IN
Robert Anthony Parks - Springport IN
Timothy L. Ranney - Lebanon IN
William Brothers - Lafayette IN
Christopher Louis Belisle - Somerset WI
Michael Steven Ray - Somerset WI
Leonard Allen Vetsch - Elk Mound WI
Marvin W. Glass - Fayetteville TN
Richard W. Wilson - Noblesville IN
James R. Parker - Carmel IN
Vladimir Svetnik - Carmel IN
Lynne Denise Sly - Fishers IN
Sandy Mark Richards - Pershing IN
Nancy Kennedy Byrd - Fishers IN
Patricia A. Hopkinson - Lake Placid NY
Assignee:
Roche Diagnostics Corporation - Indianapolis IN
International Classification:
G01N 2728
US Classification:
205775, 2057775, 204400, 20440302, 204406, 422 8201, 324431, 324450, 439786, 439729, 439759, 235145 R
Abstract:
An instrument ( ) has a well ( ) for receiving a dry cell ( ), an opening ( ) through which a first connector ( ) is exposed to the well ( ), and a boss ( ) adjacent the opening ( ). The boss ( ) precludes the wrong terminal of the dry cell ( ) from engaging the first connector ( ) when the dry cell ( ) is inserted into the well ( ) in incorrect orientation. A second connector ( ) includes a base ( ), a first leg ( ) resiliently connected to and extending away from the base portion, a second leg ( ) resiliently connected to and extending away from the first leg ( ), and a third leg ( ) resiliently connected to and extending away from the second leg ( ) and toward the first leg ( ). A display ( ) for the instrument ( ) has a lens ( ) having a substantially transparent substrate with a polyurethane coating. The instrument housing has first and second portions. At least one locator pin ( ) extends from one ( ) of the housing portions and at least one complementary socket ( ) extends from the other ( ) of the housing portions for receiving the pin ( ) to maintain the first ( ) and second ( ) portions in assembled orientation.

Communication Protocol That Supports Pass-Thru Communication

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US Patent:
20140128804, May 8, 2014
Filed:
Jan 9, 2014
Appl. No.:
14/151162
Inventors:
- Indianapolis IN, US
Kurt Klem - Indianapolis IN, US
Mark Nierzwick - Brownsburg IN, US
Assignee:
ROCHE DIAGNOSTICS OPERATIONS, INC. - Indianapolis IN
International Classification:
A61M 5/172
H04W 76/02
US Classification:
604 66, 370329
Abstract:
A private extension of the IEEE 11073 standard for enabling pass-thru communication between a external computing device and a medical device via a diabetes management device is disclosed herein. Within this context, a diabetes management system for configured to allow pass thru communication is described. The system includes a diabetes management device in communication with a external computing device and the first medical device. A pass-thru module of the diabetes management device uses a set of pass-thru commands for establishing a pass-thru communication path and enabling communication between the external computing device and the first medical device, and wherein the set of pass-through commands is defined in compliance with a communication protocol defined in accordance with IEEE standard 11073-20601.
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