Scroll displaying device

Card – picture – or sign exhibiting – Changing exhibitor – Motor operated

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40518, G09F 1118

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054938023

ABSTRACT:
A scroll displaying mechanism suitable for use in moving advertising displays, chart recorders and tape readers uses a pair of D.C. motors wired to operate under slightly different speed-controlling voltages in order to maintain the displayed part of the scroll between two rollers taut. A simple belt and pulley drive mechanism for each roller assures quiet and vibration-free operation. The viewing time between frame-advance and the scroll direction reversal are controlled by detection of different length markers positioned along one edge of the scroll. Also disclosed is a simple, easily assembled and disassembled display apparatus which allows both vertical and horizontal adjustment of the size of the viewing window frame.

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