Soft shift reversing control system

Motor vehicles – Manually actuated controlling devices – With transmission control

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180271, 192 4C, 340 53, 340 62, B60K 2002

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043006523

ABSTRACT:
An electronic reversing control system is disclosed for preventing excessive shock loading of the vehicle driveline when the operator calls for vehicle reversal with the vehicle in motion. A digital logic forward-reverse control channel links the operator's direction control lever and the reversing means in the transmission. When reversing is called for the control channel logic is inhibited by a speed responsive signal unless the vehicle speed is below a predetermined value. A speed retarding control channel controls the vehicle brakes and throttle when a reversing signal is produced provided the speed is above the predetermined value. Additionally, the system is provided with a logic power loss detector which resonds to power supply failure and automatically shifts the transmission into neutral.

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