Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval – Recording or reproducing for automatic announcing
Patent
1976-10-01
1979-05-15
Canney, Vincent P.
Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval
Recording or reproducing for automatic announcing
360 71, G11B 500, G11B 1518
Patent
active
041551044
ABSTRACT:
A process timer, particularly suitable for photographic processing, provides a pre-recorded continuous spoken indication of elapsed time, thereby permitting an operator to remain aware of the progress of the process without the requirement for visual monitoring of elapsed time. The spoken elapsed time indications are at selectable intervals and may be chosen so that longer intervals (e.g. minutes) are signalled during some portions of the timing cycle and shorter intervals (e.g. seconds) are signalled during other portions of the cycle. Automatic timed operation of external equipment is also possible as is the automatic resetting of the timer upon completion of a predetermined time interval.
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