Device for receiving signals via at least one electrically driveable or adjustable furniture element
AssigneeJulius Blum GmbH
InventorsThomas Ruedisser, Florian Burtscher, Thomas Taimler
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Abstract
A device for receiving signals via an electrically driveable or adjustable furniture element includes a receiving device for receiving at least one wirelessly transmitted signal, and the at least one wirelessly transmitted signal that has been received by the receiving device can be transmitted on to a furniture element. The receiving device is designed such that the at least one wirelessly transmitted signal can be received and processed via a first transmission protocol and a second transmission protocol, wherein the first transmission protocol is different from the second transmission protocol.
Claims29
A device for receiving signals by at least one electrically drivable or movable furniture element, the device comprising:
- at least one receiver for receiving at least two wirelessly transmitted signals, wherein the at least two wirelessly transmitted signals, which were received by a single receiver of the at least one receiver, are further transmittable to at least one furniture element,
- wherein the single receiver is formed such that the at least two wirelessly transmitted signals are receivable and processable at least via a first transmission protocol and a second transmission protocol,
- wherein the first transmission protocol is different from the second transmission protocol, and
- wherein a first wirelessly transmitted signal of the at least two wirelessly transmitted signals is transmitted to the single receiver via the first transmission protocol and a second wirelessly transmittal signal of the at least two wirelessly transmitted signals is transmitted to the single receiver via the second transmission protocol.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.