序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
241 Full travel, sealed, fully backlighted keyboard EP95100269.0 1995-01-10 EP0685860A1 1995-12-06 Dugas, Roger A.; Respaut, James E.; Rhoads, Peter K.

A backlighted, full travel, sealed keyboard (10). A translucent membrane (20) is disposed between the keys (16, 17) and a printed circuit board (24) and includes a gasket (34) around its perimeter which is sealingly engaged by the housing (12) for the keyboard. Domes (32, 33) for each key (16, 17) are formed integrally with the membrane (20), so that a liquid tight seal is formed between the keys (16, 17) and the printed circuit board (24). The keyboard (10) is backlighted with LEDs (44, 45, 46, 154) disposed on the printed circuit board (24). The domes (32, 33) are configured to allow full travel for each of the keys (16, 17) so that a desired tactile feedback is provided to the user.

242 A keypad EP93105398.7 1993-04-01 EP0565959A1 1993-10-20 Schmidt, Hans-Jurgen; Lindner, Klaus G.; Eversloh, Thoe L.

A keypad for an electrical device, as illustrated in Figure 3, comprises a membrane having at least one inter-changeable button (40) located thereon. The button (40) can be replaced without affecting the seal integrity of the membrane, thereby preventing damage to circuitry, contained beneath the keypad, caused by the exposure of the circuitry to hostile working environments.

243 Interchangeable coded key pad assemblies alternately attachable to a user definable keyboard to enable programmable keyboard functions EP90107849.3 1990-04-25 EP0396963A3 1992-04-29 Finkle, Thomas W.; Swanson, Ralph M.

Coded interchangeable key pad assemblies alternately installed on a keyboard so that one of a variety of programmable sets of keyboard functions is enabled for selection by user actuation of the keys. Each key pad assembly has a durable construction and is securely attachable to the remainder of the keyboard. Each key pad assembly is installed on the remainder of the keyboard and interacts with the system with which the keyboard interacts, preferably a programmable system, to provide a custom key panel for the user so that key functions can be tailored to a desired selection of operations available to the user upon actuation of the keys.

244 Keyboard EP88107832.3 1988-05-16 EP0291910A2 1988-11-23 Sugiura, Koji; Ibe, Takaya

A keyboard including a plurality of keys each having a same size and shape and disposed removably and slidably on a frame of the keyboard, the top of each key provided with a marking; a plurality of key switches fixedly mounted on the keyboard frame and each having a predetermined number of movable and fixed contact pairs at predetermined positions; and a plurality of protrusions same in number as the predetermined number and formed at the bottom surface of each key at positions corresponding to the predetermined positions of the contact pairs, the plurality of protrusions being arranged in each key in a different predetermined pattern; whereby when any one of the keys is actuated, the different predetermined pattern of the plurality of protrusions identifies the one of keys, based on a combination of the plurality of protrusions acting upon the predetermined number of contact pairs.

245 Clavier modulaire, étanche, à effet tactile EP82401609.1 1982-08-31 EP0074315B1 1986-06-04 Bacon, Rémy; Juery, Gérard; Naulin, Michel
246 Clavier modulaire, étanche, à effet tactile EP82401609.1 1982-08-31 EP0074315A2 1983-03-16 Bacon, Rémy; Juery, Gérard; Naulin, Michel

Le clavier comprend un circuit imprimé (4) constituant un moyen de connexion électrique et de support pour une entretoise alvéolée modulaire (3) comportant une pluralité d'avéoles (30) de forme carrée, définies par des cloisons (31) et disposées suivant des rangées et des colonnes, des modules de contact (7) ou des modules de voyant montés sur le circuit imprimé dans les alvéoles de l'entretoise, une membrane étanche et élastique (1) solidaire de l'entretoise, des touches coopérant avec les modules de contact au moyen de la portion des touches extérieure à ladite membrane, sur laquelle agit le doigt, et des moyens (105 figure 5, 9 figure 2) de réaliser un effet tactile par basculement rapide.

247 LIGHTED PUSH BUTTON PCT/IB2012002533 2012-05-11 WO2013021289A3 2013-06-06 HOGAN MICHAEL P; HURLBERT DAVID J
A lighted pushbutton assembly configured to be lighted by a light source includes a carrier including an outer wall that defines an inner space, the outer wall being continuous along a top surface of the carrier. A rib guide is formed as part of the outer wall. The rib guide defines an opening that extends through a bottom surface of the outer wall and includes a first portion that extends in a first direction and a second portion that extends in a second direction, the second direction being non-parallel to the first direction. A pushbutton is shaped to fit substantially within the inner space and a rib is formed as part of the pushbutton and includes a first guide that extends in the first direction and the second guide that extends in the second direction. The first guide is engaged with the first portion and the second guide is engaged with the second portion to guide reciprocating movement of the pushbutton with respect to the carrier.
248 COMMUNICATIONS DEVICE CODE ENTRY PCT/IB9801574 1998-10-08 WO9920028A3 1999-07-08 COLE RICHARD STEPHEN; EVES DAVID ANTHONY; HOSKINS ASHER JOHN
A communications device (10) is provided with a single button dialling facility. The one-touch dial buttons (20) are provided separately from the communications device and plug into external sockets (18) thereof. Each button (20) contains a non-volatile storage device holding a respective number or access code, with the portion (24) of buttons being printed or shaped in two or three dimensions to provide a visual indicator as to the identity of the stored number. The configuration of sockets (18) and the button plug portions (22) is standardised such that buttons are interchangeable and may be exchanged between users.
249 COMPUTER INPUT DEVICE WITH INDIVIDUALLY POSITIONABLE AND PROGRAMMABLE INPUT MEMBERS PCT/US0329063 2003-09-17 WO2004027558A3 2004-06-10 RIX SCOTT M; KELLY LARRY J; ROBERTS MICHAEL S; BROWN PRESTON D; BURLING WILLIAM L JR; KELLY TIM C; SUMMIT SCOTT W
A configurable computer input device. A base is operable to generate and detect a radio frequency carrier signal. A plurality independently positionable input members are each operatively positioned in the vicinity of the base and individually operable to modulate the carrier signal responsive to its identity and status.
250 SWITCH MATRIX PCT/US0206320 2002-02-28 WO02069480A3 2003-05-01 CLEGG PAUL T; DAY WALLACE E
A switch matrix 20 is disclosed for keypads 10 used in devices such as primary control points for automation systems in homes vehicles, or businesses. The switch matrix 20 preferably includes a support frame 22 for supporting a grid of key positioning members 28 arranged in a series of rows and columns. The key positioning members 28 each preferably include cantilevers 30,34 which can be deflected by pressing the keys 12 to activate switches 67 associated with the keypad 10. The cantilevers 30,34 preferably have knobs 44 which are received in corresponding openings 46 in the keys 12 so that the keys 12 can be removably attached to the cantilevers 30,34 with a compression fit. This allows keys 12 of different sizes and shapes to be easily attached to the keypad 10 in various configurations without the need for different attaching devices for each situation.
251 COMPUTER INPUT DEVICE WITH INDIVIDUALLY POSITIONABLE AND PROGRAMMABLE SWITCHES PCT/US0107152 2001-03-07 WO0169366A3 2002-06-13 RIX SCOTT M
A configurable computer input device. At least one switch is removably attachable to a surface and is in communication with a processor. At least one function is assignable to acitvation of the switch. The at least one switch may be repositioned distances smaller than a length or width of the at least one switch. Circuitry is in communication with the at least one switch for assigning at least one function to activation of the switch. Circuitry communicates the at least one function to a host computer. Circuitry determines the actuation status of the at least one switch and communicates the actuation status to the host computer.
252 BEDIENSYSTEM FÜR EIN KRAFTFAHRZEUG EP16721111.9 2016-04-27 EP3289525A1 2018-03-07 MAIER, Oliver; SCHIRP, Christian; SCHRÖDER, Stefan
The description relates to an operator control system for a motor vehicle having multiple switches that each have a switch base, a cap support and a switch cap, wherein the switch caps can be fitted interchangeably on the cap supports of different switches, wherein the switch caps each have an RFID transponder, wherein the switches have at least one RFID reading apparatus arranged on them, and wherein each RFID transponder stores a respective readable piece of information that is associated with a function within the operator control system. The description furthermore relates to a method for operating such an operator control system.
253 AIR CIRCUIT BREAKER COIL ADAPTER EP13709965.1 2013-01-15 EP2810293B1 2015-10-07 WARD, Peter
254 AIR CIRCUIT BREAKER COIL ADAPTER EP13709965.1 2013-01-15 EP2810293A1 2014-12-10 WARD, Peter
An air circuit breaker coil adapter (10) for adapting an air circuit breaker (50), comprises: a coil unit housing (12) for releasably receiving an air circuit breaker coil unit (48), the coil unit housing (12) having a coil retainer element (28) for preventing or limiting upward movement of an air circuit breaker coil unit (48) therein; a locator (14) at a bottom end of the coil unit housing (12) for positively locating the coil unit housing (12) in a plunger aperture of an air circuit breaker housing (54), the locator (14) having a plunger aperture (36) therethrough by which an interior of the coil unit housing (12) is in use communicable with an interior of the air circuit breaker housing (54); and a housing retainer element (16) for at least in part preventing or limiting vertical displacement of the coil unit housing (12) when mounted on the air circuit breaker housing (54). An air circuit breaker (50) using such an adapter (10) to mount one or more operating coil units (48), and a method of adapting an air circuit breaker (50) utilising a cylindrical or substantially cylindrical operating coil unit to a non-cylindrical operating coil unit (48) are also provided.
255 An electric switch insertable into a control/display screen EP03000074.9 2003-01-08 EP1333457B1 2010-10-13 Spiegel, Edgar; Prowald, Thomas; Fickert, Martin
256 COMPUTER INPUT DEVICE WITH INDIVIDUALLY POSITIONABLE AND PROGRAMMABLE INPUT MEMBERS EP03754629 2003-09-17 EP1552359A4 2009-01-14 RIX SCOTT M; KELLY LARRY J; ROBERTS MICHAEL S; BROWN PRESTON D; BURLING WILLIAM L JR; KELLY TIM C; SUMMIT SCOTT W
A configurable computer input device. A base is operable to generate and detect a radio frequency carrier signal. A plurality independently positionable input members are each operatively positioned in the vicinity of the base and individually operable to modulate the carrier signal responsive to its identity and status.
257 SWITCH DEVICE EP03794241.4 2003-09-04 EP1553609B1 2008-07-16 ISHII, Takashi, c/o IDEC IZUMI CORPORATION; FUJIMOTO, Masashi, c/o IDEC IZUMI CORPORATION; FUJITANI, Shigetoshi, c/o IDEC IZUMI CORPORATION; SAKAI, Takayuki, c/o IDEC IZUMI CORPORATION; MATSUMOTO, Atsushi, c/o IDEC IZUMI CORPORATION; FUKUI, Takao, c/o IDEC IZUMI CORPORATION
When an operator applies a removing force which turns in the direction (C2) to a switch portion (b), a projection (a4) abuts against the slope (b71) of a guide (b7), so that the removing force is applied as a reaction from the projection (a4) to the slope (b71). This removing force is divided into two components, one extending along the slope (b71) and the other (F) having the same direction as the center axis (X); thus, it follows that the removing force is converted into the force (F) having the same direction as the center axis (X). This force (F) having the same direction as the center axis (X) moves a pushbutton support (b6) downward, and at the same time, a movable contact (b9) is pulled apart from a fixed contact (b12) through a contact axis (b5).
258 CONFERENCE SYSTEM DISCUSSION UNIT WITH EXCHANGEABLE MODULES EP05784576.0 2005-09-09 EP1927245A1 2008-06-04 VAN LOON, Marc; DE WIT, Ruud
A discussion unit (6) for use in a conference system (8) is disclosed, which is adapted to be connected to at least one second discussion unit (6) of the conference system (8). The discussion unit (6) is switchable between at least two operating modes. The discussion unit (6) further comprises at least one exchangeable control (420) out of a set of controls comprising at least one control for each of the operating modes, wherein the at least one exchangeable control (420) is adapted to indicate to a user the operating mode currently used and to allow for the user to control the discussion unit (6).
259 Input device EP04009032.6 2004-04-15 EP1471550B1 2006-08-23 Onodera, Mikio
260 SWITCH DEVICE EP03794241.4 2003-09-04 EP1553609A1 2005-07-13 ISHII, Takashi, c/o IDEC IZUMI CORPORATION; FUJIMOTO, Masashi, c/o IDEC IZUMI CORPORATION; FUJITANI, Shigetoshi, c/o IDEC IZUMI CORPORATION; SAKAI, Takayuki, c/o IDEC IZUMI CORPORATION; MATSUMOTO, Atsushi, c/o IDEC IZUMI CORPORATION; FUKUI, Takao, c/o IDEC IZUMI CORPORATION

When an operator applies a removing force to turn a switch portion b in a direction C2, a projection a4 abuts against a slope b71 so that the removing force as a reaction is applied to the slope. The removing force is divided into a component working along the slope b71 and a component F working in a same direction as a center axis X. Thus, the removing force is converted into a force F in the same direction as the center axis X. By means of the force F in the same direction as the center axis X, a pushbutton support b6 is moved downward as accordingly moving a movable contacts b9 away from a fixed contacts b12 via a contact axis b5.

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