Typewriting machines – Locking or interlocking mechanism – For interlocking plural functions or mechanisms
Patent
1979-05-14
1981-08-11
Pieprz, William
Typewriting machines
Locking or interlocking mechanism
For interlocking plural functions or mechanisms
400 52, B41J 522, B41J 2302
Patent
active
042831504
ABSTRACT:
An electric typewriter having a prevention mechanism for preventing printing errors caused by a depression of a few keys in very rapid succession. The prevention mechanism includes a lock member for locking a clutch, which is interposed between a drive motor and a printing mechanism, in a disengaged condition. The lock member is normally held in a non-operational position for allowing the clutch to be engaged, and is moved in response to a special operation of a sensing member to an operational position for keeping the clutch in a disengaged condition. The sensing member is so disposed as to be moved in a distinct way different from the normal operation mode when a few keys have been depressed in very rapid succession.
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Asai Akira
Hanazono Masami
Iwase Takayuki
Kuzuya Susumu
Nakai Toshio
Brother Kogyo Kaisha
Pieprz William
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