Scale indicator used with electronic setting apparatus for setting numerical values of physical quantities or the like
AssigneeIdec Izumi Corporation
InventorTakeshi Inoue
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AssigneeIdec Izumi Corporation
InventorTakeshi Inoue
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A scale indicator used with an electronic setting apparatus, in which at least one of first and second indication sheets has the front surface with a plurality of scale marks and windows, and a third indication sheet rotatable from outside is arranged in 9 space between the first and second indication sheets. At least one of two surfaces of the third indication sheet is printed with characters of a plurality of series of units and numerals representing a plurality of setting scale ranges. The characters of each series of units and numerals are visible from outside through the windows by changing the angle of rotation. A single indicator is thus able to indicate a plurality of scale ranges being available for setting physical quantities and other numerical values.
A scale indicator used with an electronic setting apparatus, comprising:
A scale indicator used with an electronic setting apparatus, comprising a first indication sheet and a second indication sheet symmetric with each other with respect to a given line and formed into a single sheet member, each of said sheets having an opening at positions symmetric with respect to said line, each of said openings having therearound different scale marks and windows, said sheets being folded along said line with edges thereof bonded to each other thereby to form an outer indication sheet member including the first and second indication sheets, said indicator further comprising a third indication sheet rotatably arranged in the internal space of the outer indication sheet member and having characters representing a plurality of series of units and numerals printed at such positions as corresponding to the windows around an opening formed corresponding to said openings of said first and second indication sheets.
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