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AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsArnim Fiebig, Guenter Lohr, Stefan Roepke, Rainer Glauning, Bernd Wirnitzer
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An operating mechanism for an electrical apparatus (10), in particular, for a hand-held machining tool, includes a storage (18, 20) for inputting of control data and/or a control program for controlling the electrical apparatus (10), as well as a control unit (16) connected with the storage (18, 20) for controlling the operation of the electrical apparatus (10) according to the stored control data or the stored control program. The storage (18, 20) in operation is re-writable, in order to enable the control program or the control data upon assembly to operate according to apparatus specifications or the control program or to adjust the control data during the operation. In addition, the invention relates to an electrical apparatus with the above-type of operating mechanism and a corresponding method of operation.
Operating mechanism for an electrical apparatus (10), in particular, for a hand-held machine tool, with at least one storage (18, 20) for inputting of control data and/or a control program for controlling the electrical apparatus (10), as well as a control unit (16) connected with the storage (18, 20) for controlling operation of the electrical apparatus (10) corresponding to the stored control data and/or a stored control program, characterized in that the storage (18, 20) is writable in operation.
Method of operation for an electrical apparatus (10), in particular for a hand-held machining tool, in which in a storage (18, 20) of the electrical apparatus (10), control data and/or a control program for controlling operation of the electrical apparatus (10) is stored and a control unit controls the electrical apparatus (10) according to stored control program and/or the control data, characterized in that the control data and/or the control program are written after the assembly or upon the assembly of the electrical apparatus (10) into the re-writable storage (18, 20).
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