Correcting device for typewriters
OwnerChi-Liang Choinventor
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A correcting device for a typewriter comprises a mount for fixedly mounting the device on the typewriter, a cover member slidably supported from said mount, a cassette containing rotatable feed and take-up spools for feeding and winding up, respectively, type correcting strip, said cassette removably supported from said cover member, said cover member and said supported cassette being moveable on said mount between operative (correcting) and inoperative (normal typing) positions. Ratchet teeth are provided on the take-up spool which cooperate with a lever actuated pawl whereby a segmental movement is imparted to the take-up spool upon depression of a key of the typewriter. A curved cam in cooperative association with the correcting strip roll periphery on the take-up spool are also provided to control movement of the lever so that segmental movement of the take-up spool is substantially uniform regardless of the diameter of the correcting strip roll wound onto the take-up spool. A control lever having a forked end for detachably engaging the ink ribbon lever of the typewriter controls lifting of the ink ribbon of the typewriter in such a manner that the ribbon is lifted during normal typing operation but is not lifted during correcting since the control lever is disengaged from the ink ribbon lever when the correcting device is in the operative (correcting) position.
A correction device for use in combination with a type bar typewriter including a platen, type keys, type bars, an ink ribbon maintained in a normal rest position between the platen and said type bars and means including a universal bar and an ink ribbon lever for lifting said ink ribbon from its normal rest position to its normal typing position, when a type key is depressed, said correcting device comprising:
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