Rotary pin-in-maze discriminator

Locks – Operating mechanism – Combination

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70289, E05B 3720

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056260407

ABSTRACT:
A discriminator apparatus and method that discriminates between a unique signal and any other (incorrect) signal. The unique signal is a sequence of events; each event can assume one of two possible event states. Given the unique signal, a maze wheel is allowed to rotate fully in one direction. Given an incorrect signal, both the maze wheel and a pin wheel lock in position.

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