Patent classifications
G05G2700/16
Lighting Control Console Having A Slide Control
A lighting control console for controlling a lighting system includes digital adjusting commands being generated in the lighting control console that are transmitted to the lighting system via data links. The lighting control console includes at least one slide control for inputting operating commands via linear displacement of a control knob protruding from the upper side of the console housing. The upper side of the console housing includes a slit for each slide control. The slide control is fastened to said electronic circuit board and not to any fastening point on the console housing.
Lighting Control Console Having A Tactile Sensor System
A lighting control console for controlling a lighting system includes digital adjusting commands being generated in the lighting control console that are transmitted to the lighting system via data links. The lighting control console includes at least one slide control for inputting operating commands via linear displacement of a control knob protruding from the upper side of the console housing. The upper side of the console housing includes a slit for each slide control. The control knob is connected to the slide control via the slit. A tactile sensor system provided at the slide control can detect when the user touches the control knob.
Exercise bicycle brake assembly for providing variable braking signals
A brake lever assembly includes a hood body and a brake lever movably coupled to the hood body. The hood body defines an internal cavity containing a transducer coupled to the brake lever such that an output of the transducer corresponds to a position of the brake lever. The transducer output may then be used to control a resistance element of an exercise device (e.g., a stationary bicycle) to simulate application of braking force by a rider. The transducer may be a linear potentiometer disposed within the cavity and coupled to a plunger assembly. The plunger assembly may include a plunger coupled to each of the linear potentiometer and the brake lever such that movement of the brake lever moves the linear potentiometer and varies the output of the potentiometer. The brake lever assembly may include additional buttons for upshifting, downshifting, and/or other controls.