序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开(公告)号 | 公开(公告)日 | 发明人 |
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81 | METHOD OF DETACHABLY ATTACHING AN INSERT TO A REMOTE CONTROL BASE AND THE RESULTING REMOTE CONTROL | US09013329 | 1998-01-26 | US20010003041A1 | 2001-06-07 | PETER M. REDFORD; DONALD S. STERN |
A remote control includes a base and an insert that is attached in a detachable manner to the base. The base includes a remote control circuit, a button coupled to operate the remote control circuit and a fastener capable of holding the insert. The insert includes a printed publication (such as a card, a sheet of paper or a booklet) containing at least one leaf having human-understandable content (such as text and/or graphics). To assemble the remote control, a user attaches the insert to the fastener, so that the human-understandable content is laid over the button. Thereafter, when the user operates the button (e.g. by touching the leaf), the base transmits a remote control signal that causes a host device to visually display information related to the human-understandable content at the touched location. A base in the form of a three ring binder gives the user an intuitive feel of simply touching human-understandable content on a leaf in the binder to view a display of information related to the content. In addition to the human-understandable content, the insert can carry a predetermined pattern that can be sensed by a sensor during mounting of the insert on the base. The base transmits, in the remote control signal, a number determined from the predetermined pattern thereby to indicate to the host device the insert currently in the base. | ||||||
82 | Touchpad overlay with tactile response | US225038 | 1999-01-04 | US5988902A | 1999-11-23 | Steven D. Holehan |
A computer system includes a touchpad with one or more overlays providing the computer system with various input control functions. The overlay preferably includes tactile response elements to provide tactile feedback to the operator as an indication that a portion of the overlay has been pressed. The touchpad includes a capacitive sensor. Electronics coupled to the touchpad determine which portion of the touchpad sensor surface area has been touched or pressed. The amount of tactile feedback to the computer operator can be varied through the design and construction of the overlay and the overlay may be provided with no tactile feedback, if desired. As such, numerous overlays can be placed on the touchpad of the computer system, thereby providing the computer system with multiple different input control functions. The computer operator may manually input the type of overlay being used into the computer. Alternatively, a portion of the touchpad surface area maybe dedicated to encoding overlay identification information using any one of a variety of techniques. Thus, the computer system may automatically detect the type of overlay used. | ||||||
83 | Touchpad overlay with tactile response | US935789 | 1997-09-23 | US5887995A | 1999-03-30 | Steven D. Holehan |
A computer system includes a touchpad with one or more overlays providing the computer system with various input control functions. The overlay preferably includes tactile response elements to provide tactile feedback to the operator as an indication that a portion of the overlay has been pressed. The touchpad includes a capacitive sensor. Electronics coupled to the touchpad determine which portion of the touchpad sensor surface area has been touched or pressed. The amount of tactile feedback to the computer operator can be varied through the design and construction of the overlay and the overlay may be provided with no tactile feedback, if desired. As such, numerous overlays can be placed on the touchpad of the computer system, thereby providing the computer system with multiple different input control functions. The computer operator may manually input the type of overlay being used into the computer. Alternatively, a portion of the touchpad surface area maybe dedicated to encoding overlay identification information using any one of a variety of techniques. Thus, the computer system may automatically detect the type of overlay used. | ||||||
84 | Switching unit provided with a switch discriminating function | US392182 | 1995-02-22 | US5811891A | 1998-09-22 | Takeshi Yanase |
A switching unit includes a plurality of operation switches and terminal loads corresponding to each of the operation switches. A switch is connected to a load by way of a controlling circuit unit. Each of the operation switches includes a recognition signal generator for generating individually different switch signals when each switch is turned on. The controlling circuit unit includes a switch discriminator that generates an output signal for activating a predetermined terminal load on receiving each of the switch signals from the recognition signal generating means. By replacing an operation switch with another which contains a different recognition signal generator, the unit can cope with a change of the grade of a vehicle, change of required function and so on, making possible a reduction in the number of terms to be used, making it possible to reduce the total production cost. | ||||||
85 | Operating device for an electronic switching device with a changeable front foil | US428390 | 1995-04-25 | US5614772A | 1997-03-25 | Klaus Butow; Harald Schilling |
An operating device for electronic switching devices, which operating device includes a front plate, one or more actuators applied to the from plate for the purpose of actuating one or more modules, a changeable from foil which can be applied to the front plate and which is designed to hold a coding, a recognition system which reads in the data of the coding, and an intelligent control device which picks up the read-in data from the recognition system and assigns, in dependence on the read-in data, a user-specific activation function to each actuator. | ||||||
86 | Interchangeable coded key pad assemblies alternately attachable to a user definable keyboard to enable programmable keyboard functions | US629059 | 1990-12-14 | US5150118A | 1992-09-22 | Thomas W. Finkle; Ralph M. Swanson |
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 interfaces, 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. | ||||||
87 | Membrane keyboard with identifying connectors | US622028 | 1984-06-18 | US4626830A | 1986-12-02 | Richard H. Noens; Leonard E. Russell |
A membrane keyboard is provided having a first and second plurality of connectors extending therefrom. The first plurality of connectors is attached at one end to a number of switches on the keyboard and at the other end to a processing circuit apart from the keyboard. One end of the second plurality of connectors is also connected to the processing circuit. A third set of connectors is utilized to connect the ends of the second plurality of connectors on the keyboard in a manner to identify the keyboard to the processing circuit. | ||||||
88 | KEYBOARD FOR ELECTRONIC DEVICE | EP16725021 | 2016-05-13 | EP3295467A1 | 2018-03-21 | KNOPF ERIC A; CASEBOLT MATTHEW P; LEONG CRAIG C; CAO ROBERT Y; ZERCOE BRADFORD J; MATHEW DINESH C; GAO ZHENG; BROOKS RYAN P; WANG PAUL X |
An input mechanism is disclosed. The input mechanism includes a dome support structure defining an opening that extends through the dome support structure, a collapsible dome positioned in the opening and engaged with the dome support structure, and a cover member coupled to the dome support structure and covering the collapsible dome, thereby retaining the collapsible dome within the opening of the dome support structure. | ||||||
89 | ANTI-SPYING ENCRYPTED KEYBOARD | EP11817741.9 | 2011-07-22 | EP2608162B1 | 2017-09-06 | ZHANG, Junkun; LIN, Zhulong; HE, Jing; HAN, Ying |
90 | ANTI-SPYING ENCRYPTED KEYBOARD | EP11817741 | 2011-07-22 | EP2608162A4 | 2014-12-03 | ZHANG JUNKUN; LIN ZHULONG; HE JING; HAN YING |
91 | ANTI-SPYING ENCRYPTED KEYBOARD | EP11817741.9 | 2011-07-22 | EP2608162A1 | 2013-06-26 | ZHANG, Junkun; LIN, Zhulong; HE, Jing; HAN, Ying |
Disclosed is an anti-spying encrypted keyboard, particularly an anti-spying encrypted keyboard having an anti-spying detection protective system in multiple aspects. The anti-spying encrypted keyboard comprises a key panel and a main control board. The main control board includes a control circuit with self-destruct function. The control circuit is fixedly sealed on the back of the main control board by an anti-spying protective mechanism. The anti-spying protection mechanism is electrically connected with the control circuit. The anti-spying protection mechanism comprises: an anti-spying cover (31) having a bottom surface (311) and a side wall (312) extending perpendicularly along the edge thereof, the side wall (312) together with the bottom surface (311) forming a first cavity (313); a rigid anti-spying circuit board (32) being placed inside the first cavity (313), and a second cavity (326) being formed by a bottom side and a side wall with the circular edge, the bottom side of the second cavity (326) is provided with at least one pair of connecting fingers (3252) for the anti-spying circuit (32); and a conductive adhesive (34) placed inside the second cavity (326) to make the connecting fingers (3252) on the rigid anti-spy circuit board (32) and the connecting fingers (3252) on the control circuit of the main control board connect electrically. |
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92 | Elektrisches/elektronisches Installationsgerät | EP06021918.5 | 2006-10-19 | EP1811623B1 | 2011-06-08 | Hilleke, Dieter, Dipl.-Ing.; Stecura, Darius, Dipl.-Ing.; Schlicht, Thomas, Dipl.-Ing. |
93 | A remote control unit for electronic apparatus | EP01830463.4 | 2001-07-12 | EP1211703B1 | 2003-01-29 | Meliconi, Loris |
94 | A remote control unit for electronic apparatus | EP01830463.4 | 2001-07-12 | EP1211703A1 | 2002-06-05 | Meliconi, Loris |
A remote control unit for electronic apparatus comprises: at least a first plurality of keys (3) for controlling main functions for said apparatus, each labelled with a function symbol (4) ; a second plurality of keys (5) for controlling auxiliary or accessory functions for the apparatus; a microprocessor unit (6) operating on the first and second pluralities of keys (3, 5) and having a plurality of memory banks (7) for the corresponding settings of at least the auxiliary or accessory controls, referring to different makes and models electronic apparatus; means (8) for selection of the settings which act upon the microprocessor unit (6) ; at least part of the second plurality of auxiliary keys (5) is grouped on a circumscribed portion (9) of a surface (1) of the unit (100). The unit (100) further comprises a plurality of covers (11) with function symbols (12) referring to each key (5), and which may be attached, individually and in such a way that they can be removed, using means (10), to the circumscribed portion (9) when the apparatus to be controlled by the microprocessor unit (6) is selected using the selection means (8). |
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95 | Communication terminal having exchangeable parts | EP00308707.9 | 2000-10-03 | EP1091540A3 | 2001-11-14 | Lindholm, Christian |
A communication terminal has a user interface having a keypad and display means, said key pad is included in a releasable housing part assembly, a processor controlling the terminal in dependence of the operation of the user interface, and identification means included in said housing part assembly for identifying the housing part assembly. The processor controls the display means in dependence of the identified housing part assembly. |
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96 | Alterable switch unit, and vehicle mounted device control apparatus including the same switch unit | EP00112954.3 | 2000-06-20 | EP1063131A3 | 2001-03-14 | Terashita, Satoshi, c/o Alps Electric Co., Ltd.; Sakamoto, Satoshi, c/o Alps Electric Co., Ltd. |
The present invention relates to a high-reliability vehicle mounted device control apparatus (1) capable of making a decision about functions of switch units (4A-4G) with a simple structure and at a high processing speed and a low cost. Each of the switch units (4A-4G) comprises a circuit substrate having a required circuit pattern formed to include a plurality of pairs of short-circuiting possible land (L1-L3) portions, and a switch (4A-4G) mounted on the circuit substrate so that any one of the plurality of pairs of land portions (L1-L3) are short-circuited selectively to set a switching function inherent to that switch unit (4A-4G). Any one selected from the switch units (4A-4G) is mounted in one of the unit mounting sections (3A-3G), and the switch (SW1-SW7) of that switch unit (4A-4G) is turned on. A switch unit decision section constituting a control section (6) detects the land portions (L1-L3) short-circuited to automatically make a decision about the kind of a switching function of the mounted switch unit (4A-4G). |
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97 | Alterable switch unit, and vehicle mounted device control apparatus including the same switch unit | EP00112954.3 | 2000-06-20 | EP1063131A2 | 2000-12-27 | Terashita, Satoshi, c/o Alps Electric Co., Ltd.; Sakamoto, Satoshi, c/o Alps Electric Co., Ltd. |
The present invention relates to a high-reliability vehicle mounted device control apparatus capable of making a decision about functions of switch units with a simple structure and at a high processing speed and a low cost. Each of the switch units comprises a circuit substrate having a required circuit pattern formed to include a plurality of pairs of short-circuiting possible land portions, and a switch mounted on the circuit substrate so that any one of the plurality of pairs of land portions are short-circuited selectively to set a switching function inherent to that switch unit. Any one selected from the switch units is mounted in one of the unit mounting sections, and the switch of that switch unit is turned on. A switch unit decision section constituting a control section detects the land portions short-circuited to automatically make a decision about the kind of a switching function of the mounted switch unit. |
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98 | Interchangeable coded key pad assemblies alternately attachable to a user definable keyboard to enable programmable keyboard functions | EP90107849.3 | 1990-04-25 | EP0396963A2 | 1990-11-14 | 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. |
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99 | Communication terminal having exchangeable parts | EP00308707.9 | 2000-10-03 | EP1091540B1 | 2008-08-13 | Lindholm, Christian |
100 | A remote control unit for electronic equipment | EP02425397.3 | 2002-06-17 | EP1276122B1 | 2007-04-25 | Meliconi, Loris; Brundisini, Andrea |