Industry Patents

Patent: 10820393

Lighting Control Operating Unit Having a Dual Encoder

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Patent Number: 10820393 
Title: Lighting Control Operating Unit Having a Dual Encoder 
Abstract:

A lighting control operating unit generating digital adjusting commands which are transmitted to a processing unit via a data link includes several control elements, including key buttons, slide controls and/or rotary controls, which are disposed at the upper side of a housing. At least one dual encoder is provided in a control panel of the lighting control operating unit allowing users to enter input values. The dual encoder presents a first shaft rotatably mounted in a housing, and a second shaft mounted in the housing so as to be coaxially rotatable, and corresponding first and second rotation signal generators Both shafts include actuating elements transmitting adjusting movements. The actuating elements are a rotary disk and/or a rotary swivel configured to be coaxially turned in opposite directions.  

Country of Issue: US 
First Named Inventor: Adenau 
Assignee: MA Lighting Technology 
Continuation or Divisional of:  
International Classification: H05B 47/155 
US Classification: H05B 47/155 
Issue Date: 10-27-2020 
Filing Date: 12-13-2017 
Application : 16/478073 
Notes:  
Link to Patent at freepatentsonline.com: 10820393 at Freepatentsonline 
Link to World Patent Family1: World Patent Family at European Patent Office 
Link to Google Patents1: 10820393 at Google Patents 

 

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