Patent ID: 6897773

Claim:
A universal mobile telemonitoring device to monitor the interactions between a plurality of variables and generate a plurality of local alarms and a plurality of world wide alarms when said interactions become abnormal, comprising: a) a sensor/transmitter with self-contained means for continuously collecting data and self-contained very low power very low frequency wireless means for continuously transmitting said data; b) a repeater with self-contained means for continuously receiving said data from said very low power very low frequency wireless means for continuously transmitting, and self-contained low power plurality of high frequency wireless means for continuously transmitting said data; c) a short range receiver with self-contained means for continuously receiving said data from said very low power very low frequency wireless means for continuously transmitting, and hard wire means for continuously transmitting said data; d) a long range receiver with self-contained means for continuously receiving said data from said low power plurality of high frequency wireless means for continuously transmitting, and said hard wire means for continuously transmitting said data and; e) a computer program to operate a computer to power either of said receivers to receive said data from said hard wire means for continuously transmitting, decompose said data into separate time charts of common cause effects and special cause effects for each of said plurality of variables, and to initiate a graduated progressive sound, screen color, printer and worldwide email, fax machine, and telephone alarm sequence whenever any value on said time charts falls outside of user specified upper and lower limits; whereby a user of said telemonitoring device may connect said sensor/transmitter to a source of said data, for continuous transmission of said data in a dry or wet environment for at least 2500 hours, for a transmission distance of at least 3 feet, extendable by use of said repeater by up to at least 1000 feet, place said computer at a remote location within the range of said transmission distance, observe said alarm sequence, and so be alerted to take action regarding said source and receive said time charts anywhere in the world where a telecommunications service is available.