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More than 85 Years History of the Pipi-Stop<\/h1>\n

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1932 \u00a0\u2014\u00a0 First alarm-system invented by Ernst Bieri in Laupen\/BE (Switzerland)<\/h2>\n

Ernst Bieri invented the alarm-system AntiNass (Pipi-Stop) in order to help his little brother and 1932 carried out his first attempts successfully. That same year he talked about his invention with the general practitioner, Dr E. M\u00fcller-Pradervand in Laupen (BE) and demonstrated him his alarm-system. The doctor was very interested in this device , because he knew how resistent nocturnal enuresis is to all therapies that were not founded on a suggestive basis. Dr. M\u00fcller-Pradervand used regularly and successfully the alarm-system with his patients.<\/p>\n

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1935 \u2014 Patent application on August 5th 1935<\/h2>\n

On August 5th 1935, Ernst Bieri submitted his request for the registration of a patent. This was accepted and published under Nbr 185773 on November 2nd 1936.
\nSince then successive developments allowed to improve his alarm-system on a regular basis.<\/p>\n

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1974 \u2014 Take over of the company by the children of the inventor under the name Electro-Bieri & Cie<\/h2>\n

1974 Paul and Sonja Bieri (respectively son and daughter of the inventor) and Patrice H\u00e4mmerli (future husband of Sonja) joined forces to take over the firm of the inventor. Together they founded a general partnership under the name Electro-Bieri & Cie.<\/p>\n

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2009 \u2014 Fondation of Melebi SA<\/h2>\n

2009 the same team, in the meantime reinforced by Ursula Bieri (future wife of Paul), chosed a change of the structure and founded Melebi SA.
\nThis\u00a0name encompasses the terms me<\/span>dical – ele<\/span>ctronic – bi<\/span>eri.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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2017 – New Management and Relocation to Bienne<\/h2>\n

The four founders of Melebi SA (the children of Pipi-Stop inventor Ernst Bieri and their spouses) have stepped down to make way for their children. In August 2017, Pascal H\u00e4mmerli and Christine Calderara took over Management of the company.
\nMelebi SA has been operating from their new address in Bienne since September 2017.<\/p>\n

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Museum: the precursors of the actual Pipi-Stop<\/h1>\n

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1934 – Cardboard box with memorization of the alarm<\/h2>\n
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  • Powered by 3 batteries of 4,5V each<\/li>\n
  • The sound (alarm) was produced by a buzzer (principle of an old telephone bell)<\/li>\n
  • A special electromagnetic relay with a flap served as memorization for the alarm. The acoustic alarm could be switched off by shifting this flap in an upper position and therefore reactivating the system for the next event<\/li>\n
  • When the bed-wetting was detected, the flap, released by the relay, fell down and the alarm sound was activated and memorized<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

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    1935 – Cardboard box with an acoustic and optical alarm<\/h2>\n
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    • This device was already equipped with an acoustic and optical alarm<\/li>\n
    • A special electromagnetic relay with a flap served as memorization for the alarm<\/li>\n
    • The acoustic alarm could be switched off by shifting this flap in an upper position and therefore reactivating the system for the next event<\/li>\n
    • When the bed-wetting was detected, the flap, released by the relay, fell down and the alarm sound was activated and memorized<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

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      1936 – Wooden enclosure with acoustic and optical alarm<\/h2>\n
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      • The sound was produced by a telephone receiver powered by an alternating current<\/li>\n
      • The system was connected to an 220V\/110V outlet supplying a transformer with a secondary voltage of 10V<\/li>\n
      • After a releasing of the alarm, a self-holding relay memorized the sound and the light<\/li>\n
      • By pulling out a button the sound was desactivated but the light remained on during the drying<\/li>\n
      • By pushing the button in, the system was set in an operational state<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div>\n

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        1959 – Backelite(R) case with acoustic and optical alarm<\/h2>\n
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        • Mains 220V powered with transformer<\/li>\n
        • The sound was produced by a telephone receiver powered by an alternating current<\/li>\n
        • After a releasing of the alarm, a self-holding relay memorized the sound and the light<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div>\n

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          1964 – Metallic case, first fully electronic device<\/h2>\n
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          • This first fully electronic device was equipped with 5 Germanium transistors<\/li>\n
          • The system was powered by three mono-cells with 1,5V each<\/li>\n
          • The sound was produced by an electronic oscillator connected to a small loudspeaker<\/li>\n
          • Three different levels of volume could be adjusted with a sliding switch<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div>\n

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            1972 – Metallic case with LED<\/h2>\n
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            • Acoustic and optical alarm. Volume adjustable by potentiometer<\/li>\n
            • This device was equipped with a LED (Light Emitting Diode) to indicate the active status. This had a non negligibly psychological effect<\/li>\n
            • The use of a LED in 1972 was a little revolution because LEDs where only available on the market some years since then and where very expensive. Also, there where only red LEDs available<\/li>\n
            • Power supplied with 9V by 2 batteries of 4,5V each<\/li>\n
            • The sensibility of this device was adapted to a detector witch consisted of parallel assembled metallic strips<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div>\n

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              1974 – Metallic case with test switch<\/h2>\n
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              • Powered by 9V with 2 batteries with 4,5V each<\/li>\n
              • Very low power consumption<\/li>\n
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                1990 – First tests with a wireless system<\/h2>\n
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                • Prototype of a wireless system transmitting the alarm from a transmitter (worn by the child) to a receiver (on the night table). No more cable!<\/li>\n
                • Acoustic and optical alarm. Sound adjustable continuously<\/li>\n
                • The receiver was powered by a 230V source<\/li>\n
                • The transmitter was equipped with accumulators which could be charged during the daytime, inserted in a slit in the receiver<\/li>\n
                • The detector consisted of two perforated conductive synthetic shells, isolated from each other by a fleece<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div>\n

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                  2000 – Wireless transmission with transmitter and receiver<\/h2>\n
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                  • Wireless transmission of the alarm from the transmitter (worn by the child) to the receiver (on the night table). No more cable!<\/li>\n
                  • Alarm acoustic and optical (high energy red LED). Volume adjustable by two push buttons and memorization of the the last adjustment even in the event of power loss<\/li>\n
                  • Receiver powered by 230V mains<\/li>\n
                  • Transmitter energized by Lithium batteries<\/li>\n
                  • The detector consists of a polyester-foil printed with conductive stain and used with a paper napkin<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div>\n

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                    \u00a02010 – Wireless transmission with a small transmitter and receiver<\/h2>\n
                    \n
                      \n
                    • State of the art electronic with integrated circuits in SMD (Surface Mounted Devices) technology<\/li>\n
                    • Wireless transmission of the alarm from the transmitter (worn by the child) to the receiver (on the night table)<\/li>\n
                    • Alarm acoustic and optical (light, white LED). Volume adjustable by two push buttons and memorization of the the last adjustment even in the event of power loss<\/li>\n
                    • Mute mode for the use with the vibrating wristband VIBRA<\/li>\n
                    • Receiver powered by 230V mains<\/li>\n
                    • Transmitter energized by only one Lithium battery<\/li>\n
                    • The detector consists of a polyester-foil printed with conductive stain and used with a paper napkin<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div>\n

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                      Museum: Detectors in the course of time<\/h1>\n

                      The detector was always the critical point. Without a safe and quick recognition of the wetting, the desired learning effect is not reached.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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                      1934 – Metallic strips woven in an oil soaked fabric<\/h2>\n

                      Metallic strips woven in an oil soaked fabric, isolated from each other: this was the first detector used with AntiNass.
                      \nEach second strip is connected and form a comb. Two nested combs form each electric pole of the detector.<\/p>\n

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                      Many different layouts where tested<\/h2>\n

                      Prototype of a detector equipped with two cylinders. These could contain the batteries on one side and the circuitry on the other and could be rolled up for shipment.<\/p>\n

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                      1936 – Detector consisting of two perforated metallic sheets<\/h2>\n

                      This detector consisted of two perforated metallic sheets, laid on top of each other, isolated by a bed sheet or a piece of fabric. This detector could more easily be cleaned then the oil soaked fabric but could not be rolled up for shipment and was less comfortable.<\/p>\n

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                      1960 – Conductive comb made of aluminum strips<\/h2>\n

                      The detector consists of aluminum strips alternatively connected to one of the electrical poles.<\/p>\n

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                      1974 – Conductive comb made of stainless strips<\/h2>\n

                      The detector consists of metallic strips of stainless steel which are connected alternatively with one of the electrical poles. Due to the flexibility of these strips, the detector offered a comfortable usage. Each strip was isolated from the other by a piece of fabric.<\/p>\n

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                      2000 – Detector worn in the underpants<\/h2>\n

                      Prototype of a gold plated detector with transmitter worn in the underpants (slip).<\/p>\n

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                      2010 – Detector worn in the underpants<\/h2>\n

                      The detector consists of a polyester-foil printed with conductive stain and used with a paper napkin.<\/p>\n

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                      Patent and schematic of the first alarm-system AntiNass<\/h1>\n

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                      Patent Nbr. 185773: submitted on August 1st 1935 and publicated on Novembre 2nd 1936<\/h2>\n

                      Patent concerning a device to overcome bedwetting, developed by Ernst Bieri and submitted on August 5th 1935, registered on August 15th 1936 and published on November 2nd 1936.
                      \nThe brand AntiNass<\/strong> was used and protected since the beginning.<\/p>\n

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                      Schematic of the patented alarm-system AntiNass<\/h2>\n

                      This schematic was part of the submitted patent on August 5th 1935 and registered on August 15th 1936. It corresponds to the device in the wooden enclosure.
                      \nThe most important parts<\/strong> are:
                      \nR<\/em> – the relay with 3 contacts (buzzer, light and self-holding)
                      \n<\/em>D<\/em> – the push-button allowing to switch off the sound (the light remains on)
                      \n<\/em>G<\/em> – the urine detector<\/em><\/p>\n

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