Method for managing the control system of a seat with pre-programmed positions and seat therefor
AssigneeLabinal
InventorLaurent Nivet
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Abstract
The method for controlling the dynamics applies to a seat (10) comprising at least three parts (16, 20, 22) which can move with respect to each other and at least two actuators (24, 26) for moving the three parts (16, 20, 22). The method comprises a step of operating the two actuators (24, 26) jointly to modify the configuration of the seat. The step of joint operation comprises the following successive steps: activating a first actuator (24) at a first instant; and activating a second actuator (26) at a second instant subsequent to the said first instant and separated from the first instant by a predetermined length of time.
Claims9
A method for controlling the dynamics of a seat (10) comprising at least three seat parts (16, 20, 22) which can move with respect to one another, and at least two actuators (24, 26) for moving the three parts (16, 20, 22) with respect to one another, the method comprising a step of operating the two actuators (24, 26) jointly to modify the configuration of the seat, characterized in that the said step of joint operation comprises the following successive steps:
- activating a first actuator (24) at a first instant;
- and
- activating a second actuator (26) at a second instant subsequent to the said first instant and separated from the first instant by a predetermined length of time.
A seat (10) comprising at least three seat parts (16, 20, 22) which can move with respect to one another, and at least two actuators (24, 26) for moving the three parts (16, 20, 22) with respect to one another, and means (28, 32) for operating the two actuators 124, 26) jointly to modify the configuration of the seat, characterized in that the said joint operating means (28, 32) comprise:
- means for actuating a first actuator (24) at a first instant;
- and
- means of actuating a second actuator (26) at a second instant subsequent to the said first instant and separated from the first instant by a predetermined length of time.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.