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US 2012/0267930 A1Published application
Seating apparatus adjustment system
AssigneeCVG Management Corporation
InventorsAnurag Sharda, Andrew Schultz
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Abstract
A seat adjustment system for a seat assembly in a vehicle is provided and includes a seat locking device attached to a forward suspension rod of the seat assembly, a first seat adjustment mechanism cooperating with the seat locking device to facilitate a sliding motion of a seat assembly, and a second seat adjustment mechanism cooperating with the seat locking device to facilitate a pivoting motion of the seat assembly.
Claims20
A seat adjustment system for a seat assembly in a vehicle comprising:
- a seat locking device attached to a forward suspension rod of the seat assembly;
- a first seat adjustment mechanism cooperating with the seat locking device to facilitate a sliding motion of a seat assembly;
- and
- a second seat adjustment mechanism cooperating with the seat locking device to facilitate a pivoting motion of the seat assembly.
1 more element
A vehicle seat system comprising:
- a seat assembly having a seat base and a seat frame assembly;
- a seat locking device;
- a seat slide mechanism cooperating with the seat locking device to adjust a fore-aft position of the seat assembly;
- and
- a seat tilt mechanism cooperating with the seat locking device to adjust a tilt angle of the seat frame assembly with respect to the seat base.
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A method of adjusting a tilt angle of a seat assembly comprising:
- activating an actuation device on a seat adjusting mechanism;
- disengaging a protruding projection on the seat adjusting mechanism from one of a plurality of slots in a seat locking device;
- adjusting a tilt angle of a seat frame assembly with respect to a seat base of the seat assembly;
- releasing the actuation device;
- biasing the protruding projection in a different one of the plurality of locking slots;
- and
- locking the seat frame in a different tilt angle.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.