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`Europdisches Patentamt
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`European Patent Office
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`Office européen des brevets
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`@) Publication number:
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`0 242 099
`A3
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`®
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`EUROPEAN PATENT APPLICATION
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`@) Application number: 87302967.2
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`@) Dateof filing: 06.04.87
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`® Int.c.4;GO1S 5/14 , GO8B 25/00 ,
`B60R 25/10 , GO8B 13/24
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`@) Priority: 09.04.86 US 849827
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`@) Date of publication of application:
`21.10.87 Bulletin 87/43
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`Designated Contracting States:
`BE CH DE FR GB IT LI NL SE
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`Date of deferred publication of the search report:
`30.11.88 Bulletin 88/48
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`®) Anti-theft and locating system.
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`@) Applicant: AdvancedStrategics,Inc.
`1555 North Astor
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`ChicagoIllinois 60610(US)
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`@) Inventor: Rapoport, Uri
`425 South Harvey
`Oak ParkIllinois 60302(US)
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`Representative: MacGregor, Gordonet al
`ERIC POTTER & CLARKSON 14 Oxford Street
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`Nottingham, NG1 5BP(GB)
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`®) A microprocessor monitors vehicle/personal po-
`sition by way of coordinates obtained frorn Navstar
`Global Positioning System. Upon activation, through
`sensing unauthorized access to a vehicle or a
`change in its position, the microprocessor identifies
`itseif to a central dispatch office and alerts the same
`to the nature of the disturbance. The system periodi-
`cally updates vehicle location by way of digital sig-
`nals sent to the central dispatch station by way of a
`cellular mobile telephone system. The central dis-
`patch office can interrogate the microprocessor via
`the telephone link by addressing its unique serial
`number in order to obtain its position should the
`vehicle be stolen without activation of the micro-
`processor. A plurality of logic inputs and outputs are
`opprovided for accommodating conventional anti-van-
`€{dalism and anti-theft detectors which may be in-
`tegrated into the total protection system.
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`EP0242099
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`(g00-900MHZ}
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` RECEIVER
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`DISARM
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`Xerox Copy Centre
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`MD000287
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