Signal device having adjustable coding indicators

Signals and indicators – Navigation devices

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116204, 198349, 209583, 250223R, G02B 5124, G01N 2130

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041666739

ABSTRACT:
Signal device for providing machine-readable indicia on an object, the device allowing the form of the indicia to be deliberately changed, but not accidentally. Reflective indicating means are slidable in a series of parallel tracks. Magnetic attraction between the track and the indicating means cause the indicating means to engage detents in the track and remain in selected locations.

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