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- My invention contemplates mounting a control lever to pivot on a base member.
- Actuating or camming pins are mounted on each side of the pivot point of the control lever and affixed to rotate with the control lever.
- Mounted just below the pivot point of the control lever is a second pivoting actuating member which has a pair of slots aligned so as to accept the camming pins.
- As the control lever is rotated one of the camming pins enters one of the slots in the actuating member causing it to rotate. At first a very slight rotation is effected but as the throw of the lever is increased the actuating member is caused to rotate through a greater angle.
- An extension arm is connected to the actuating member so that various types of control linkages may be attached thereto.
- the present invention also contemplates having a bracket arm extending out from the control lever so that additional remote levers may be attached to and operable to utilize this basic variable ratio mechanism.
- Other variations include the addition of an automatic locking device which operates to prevent the controlled hydraulic valve from forcing back the control lever. It may therefore be seen that it is an object of my invention to provide a variable ratio control lever mechanism for operating a number of different devices requiring such an operation. It is a further object of my invention to provide a control lever particularly suitable for operating hydraulic valves and the like. Further objects and advantages will become apparent upon consideration of the following detailed description and drawings.
- FIG. 1 is a front elevational view of the control lever of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a side elevational view of the apparatus of FIG. 1.
- FIG. 3 is a second front elevational view of the apparatus of FIG. 1 showing the control lever in a partially rotated position.
- FIG. 4 is a third front elevational view of the lever showing the control lever moved further than in FIG. 3.
- FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the control lever of the present invention showing additionally the connecting bracket that may be used to add additional remote levers to the variable ratio control mechanism contemplated.
- a control lever 10 is a pivoted about a bolt 12 which in turn is mounted in a bearing 14.
- Bearing 14 may be a simple frictional bearing or a more complicated anti-slip mechanism which will be described in greater detail later.
- Bearing 14 is mounted to a base member bracket 16 which may, if desired, be mounted to a suitable support surface by means of a bracket 15.
- actuating member 24 which has a pair of slots 25 and 26 therein.
- Actuating member 24 pivots about a bolt 34 on bracket 16.
- an extension member 30 pivots with it secured in place by a square nut 32 inserted through extension 30 and actuating member 24.
- Extension 30 may be adapted to be connected to any suitable connecting linkage 40.
- control lever arm 10 Mounted on control lever arm 10 is a cross piece 18 which has a pair of camming pins 20 and 21 extending therefrom and spaced at a distance equal to the distance between slots 25 and 26. It is apparent uponn examination of FIG. 1 that as control lever 10 is rotated either to the left or to the right one or the other of the camming pins 20 or 21 will enter its respective slot in actuating member 24. After the first 40 to 45 of rotation of control lever 10, actuating member 24 is rotated through a slight angle as shown in FIG. 3.
- control lever 10 has moved through a relatively large angle A the actuating member 24 has been caused to move through only a relatively small angle B. This is caused byy the fact that camming pin 20 has entered slot 25 but has for the most part travelled in a vertical direction thus causing little rotation of actuating member 24.
- FIG. 4 it may be seen that as control lever 10 is moved through a greater angle Al the cammingg pin 20 has a greater effect, moving actuating member through an angle B1. Extension 30 transmits this motion to the connecting linkage 40. Therefore the initial movement of control lever 10 provides a very slight rotation of actuating member 24 and consequently a very small movement of control linkage 40.
- control lever 10 is used to control a hydraulic valve this permits a very slight opening of the hydraulic valve so that the pressure change can come gradually rather than abruptly as in the case of the prior art.
- camming pin 21 will enter slot 26 and perform in the same fashion as already described except with the opposite rotation.
- variable ratio control lever of the present invention is shown in a perspective view.
- FIG. 5 Several variations are shown in FIG. 5 including mounting extension arm 30 at a angle to that previously shown. It may be noted that with the use of a square nut 32 such as shown extension arm 30 can be mounted in any of four positions. The present invention should not be limited to only four positions however, since many other possible connections exist. Extension arm 30 may be mounted in many different positions allowing the control lever to be connected to linkage from a variety of positions.
- an extension bracket 52 which carries a connecting rod 50. Bracket 52 is fastened to lever so that rod 50 rotates about the same axis around which control lever 10 rotates. Connecting rod 50 may be extended to a remote lever so that the variable ratio apparatus employed in the present invention need not be duplicated at the remote location. With such a connection several control levers may be used to rotate control lever 10 which in turn rotates actuating member 24. Another variation contemplates moving the camming pins either individually or in unison by foot pedals rather than a hand lever.
- Bearing 14 was described earlier as comprising either a friction hearing or an anti-slip mechanism.
- Bearing 14 may comprise an antislip locking mechanism designed to prevent rotation of control lever 10 by the forces on actuating member 24.
- Such a device is disclosed in detail in United States Letters Patent No. 3,576,240 in the name of the present inventor and titled Control Lever Locking Device. This locking mechanism prevents the forces on control linkage 40 from causing a rotation of lever 10. Since this anti-slip bearing is described in detail in the above referenced patent it is not further described here.
- a variable ratio control lever comprising in combination:
- lever arm pivoted on said base member, said lever arm having at least one camming pin connected thereto extending generally out of the plane in which said lever arm pivots;
- an actuating member pivoted on said base member and having at least one slot therein positioned to accept said camming pin upon the pivoting of said lever arm, said actuating member being moved by said camming pin; and I connecting means for linking the actuating member to the device to be controlled.
Abstract
Two camming pins are mounted on a pivoting control lever so as to slide into slots in a pivotable actuating member upon rotation of the lever, the sliding action operable to rotate the actuating member only slightly at first but more so as the throw of the control lever is increased.
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United States Patent 91 Nicholson Apr. 17, 1973 1 VARIABLE RATIO CONTROL LEVER [76] Inventor: John A. Nicholson, 1650 Carrol Avenue, St. Paul, Minn. 55104 [22] Filed: Apr. 8, 1971 21 Appl. No.: 132,411
[52] US. Cl ..74/49l, 74/96, 74/480 R, 74/516, 74/524, 251/233 [51] Int. Cl. ..G05g 1/04 [58] Field ofSearch ..251/233,252, 251/251; 74/518, 516, 524, 491, 96, 480 R; 287/5202 [56] References Cited UNITED STATES PATENTS 1,255,220 2/1918 Petry ..74/522 X 7/1919 Letford ..74/480 X 11/1948 Westerberg et al. ..74/516 FOREIGN PATENTS OR APPLICATIONS 1,913,655 9/1970 Germany 74/96 Primary Examiner-Milton Kaufman Att0mey-Robert M. Dunning 5 7] ABSTRACT Two camming pins are mounted on a pivoting control lever so as to slide into slots in a pivotable actuating member upon rotation of the lever, the sliding action operable to rotate the actuating member only slightly at first but more so as the throw of the control lever is increased 4 Claims, 5 Drawing Figures PATENTEB APR 1 7 I975 SHEET 1 BF 2 INVENTOR JOHN A. NICHOLSON ATTORNEY PATENTED APR 1 7 I973 sum 2 0r 2 INVENTOR JOHN A CHOLSON BY m T'mRNnY VARIABLE RATIO CONTROL LEVER BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION In controlling a number of systems it is desirable to have a control lever which does not have much effect at first but has an increasing effect as the throw of the lever is increased. Such a control lever is particularly desirable in controlling hydraulic valves. Hydraulic valves generally operate under a large amount of pressure and when first opened will provide a sudden undesirable surge of pressure through the small opening. It is therefore desirable to provide a lever which may be connected to the valve in such a way as to operate it only very slightly at first and then increase its effect once the valve is past the initial abrupt opening phase. The present invention accomplishes just such an end.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION My invention contemplates mounting a control lever to pivot on a base member. Actuating or camming pins are mounted on each side of the pivot point of the control lever and affixed to rotate with the control lever. Mounted just below the pivot point of the control lever is a second pivoting actuating member which has a pair of slots aligned so as to accept the camming pins. As the control lever is rotated one of the camming pins enters one of the slots in the actuating member causing it to rotate. At first a very slight rotation is effected but as the throw of the lever is increased the actuating member is caused to rotate through a greater angle. An extension arm is connected to the actuating member so that various types of control linkages may be attached thereto.
The present invention also contemplates having a bracket arm extending out from the control lever so that additional remote levers may be attached to and operable to utilize this basic variable ratio mechanism. Other variations include the addition of an automatic locking device which operates to prevent the controlled hydraulic valve from forcing back the control lever. It may therefore be seen that it is an object of my invention to provide a variable ratio control lever mechanism for operating a number of different devices requiring such an operation. It is a further object of my invention to provide a control lever particularly suitable for operating hydraulic valves and the like. Further objects and advantages will become apparent upon consideration of the following detailed description and drawings.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a front elevational view of the control lever of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a side elevational view of the apparatus of FIG. 1.
FIG. 3 is a second front elevational view of the apparatus of FIG. 1 showing the control lever in a partially rotated position.
FIG. 4 is a third front elevational view of the lever showing the control lever moved further than in FIG. 3.
FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the control lever of the present invention showing additionally the connecting bracket that may be used to add additional remote levers to the variable ratio control mechanism contemplated.
DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT Referring to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 simultaneously the apparatus of the present invention may be seen. A control lever 10 is a pivoted about a bolt 12 which in turn is mounted in a bearing 14. Bearing 14 may be a simple frictional bearing or a more complicated anti-slip mechanism which will be described in greater detail later. Bearing 14 is mounted to a base member bracket 16 which may, if desired, be mounted to a suitable support surface by means of a bracket 15. Also pivoted on base member bracket 16 is an actuating member 24 which has a pair of slots 25 and 26 therein. Actuating member 24 pivots about a bolt 34 on bracket 16. As it pivots an extension member 30 pivots with it secured in place by a square nut 32 inserted through extension 30 and actuating member 24. Extension 30 may be adapted to be connected to any suitable connecting linkage 40.
Mounted on control lever arm 10 is a cross piece 18 which has a pair of camming pins 20 and 21 extending therefrom and spaced at a distance equal to the distance between slots 25 and 26. It is apparent uponn examination of FIG. 1 that as control lever 10 is rotated either to the left or to the right one or the other of the camming pins 20 or 21 will enter its respective slot in actuating member 24. After the first 40 to 45 of rotation of control lever 10, actuating member 24 is rotated through a slight angle as shown in FIG. 3.
In FIG. 3 it may be seen that although control lever 10 has moved through a relatively large angle A the actuating member 24 has been caused to move through only a relatively small angle B. This is caused byy the fact that camming pin 20 has entered slot 25 but has for the most part travelled in a vertical direction thus causing little rotation of actuating member 24. However, in FIG. 4 it may be seen that as control lever 10 is moved through a greater angle Al the cammingg pin 20 has a greater effect, moving actuating member through an angle B1. Extension 30 transmits this motion to the connecting linkage 40. Therefore the initial movement of control lever 10 provides a very slight rotation of actuating member 24 and consequently a very small movement of control linkage 40. If the control lever is used to control a hydraulic valve this permits a very slight opening of the hydraulic valve so that the pressure change can come gradually rather than abruptly as in the case of the prior art. Of course, it is evident that if control lever 10 is moved in the opposite direction camming pin 21 will enter slot 26 and perform in the same fashion as already described except with the opposite rotation.
In FIG. 5 the variable ratio control lever of the present invention is shown in a perspective view. Several variations are shown in FIG. 5 including mounting extension arm 30 at a angle to that previously shown. It may be noted that with the use of a square nut 32 such as shown extension arm 30 can be mounted in any of four positions. The present invention should not be limited to only four positions however, since many other possible connections exist. Extension arm 30 may be mounted in many different positions allowing the control lever to be connected to linkage from a variety of positions.
Also shown in FIG. 5 is an extension bracket 52 which carries a connecting rod 50. Bracket 52 is fastened to lever so that rod 50 rotates about the same axis around which control lever 10 rotates. Connecting rod 50 may be extended to a remote lever so that the variable ratio apparatus employed in the present invention need not be duplicated at the remote location. With such a connection several control levers may be used to rotate control lever 10 which in turn rotates actuating member 24. Another variation contemplates moving the camming pins either individually or in unison by foot pedals rather than a hand lever.
I claim:
1. A variable ratio control lever comprising in combination:
a base member;
a lever arm pivoted on said base member, said lever arm having at least one camming pin connected thereto extending generally out of the plane in which said lever arm pivots;
an actuating member pivoted on said base member and having at least one slot therein positioned to accept said camming pin upon the pivoting of said lever arm, said actuating member being moved by said camming pin; and I connecting means for linking the actuating member to the device to be controlled.
2. The control lever of claim 1 in which said lever arm has a camming pin on each side of the pivot point of said lever arm and said actuating member has two slots the entrances to said slots being spaced the same distance apart as said camming pins so as to accept one pin in one slot and the other pin in the other slot.
3. The control lever of claim 2 in which said connecting means comprises an extension member adjustably mounted to said actuating member so as to allow connection to the controlled device from any angle.
4. The apparatus of claim 3 including means to connect said lever arm to other remote levers.
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1. A variable ratio control lever comprising in combination: a base member; a lever arm pivoted on said base member, said lever arm having at least one camming pin connected thereto extending generally out of the plane in which said lever arm pivots; an actuating member pivoted on said base member and having at least one slot therein positioned to accept said camming pin upon the pivoting of said lever arm, said actuating member being moved by said camming pin; and connecting means for linking the actuating member to the device to be controlled.
2. The control lever of claim 1 in which said lever arm has a camming pin on each side of the pivot point of said lever arm and said actuating member has two slots the entrances to said slots being spaced the same distance apart as said camming pins so as to accept one pin in one slot and the other pin in the other slot.
3. The control lever of claim 2 in which said connecting means comprises an extension member adjustably mounted to said actuating member so as to allow connection to the controlled device from any angle.
4. The apparatus of claim 3 including means to connect said lever arm to other remote levers.
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