Device for controlling a motorized shutter
AssigneeSomfy SAS
InventorsJérôme Couvreur, Dominique Dumaz
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AssigneeSomfy SAS
InventorsJérôme Couvreur, Dominique Dumaz
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Disclosed is a device (30) for manually controlling the position of switching means which have two extreme positions A and C and an intermediate position B. Said device comprises a crank (5) and a crankpin (6). The invention is characterized by the fact that the device comprises a translationally movable sliding member (1) that has a neutral position and is provided with guideways (20, 21), within which the crankpin (6) is displaced. Said guideways allow the crankpin to be guided towards three areas of the sliding member, in which the position thereof is stable and which correspond to the three positions of the switching means, when the sliding member is moved towards the neutral position. The inventive device has the advantage of being simple while allowing a change in the state of the motor which operates the closing element, darkening element, or sun-shading element, or sun-shading element to be controlled by means of a single movement of a rod (14).
A device for manual control of the position of switching means having two extreme positions A and C and an intermediate position B, provided with a crank comprising a crank pin and controlling the electrical powering of a motor for operating a closure, privacy or sun-protection element, which device comprises a slider that can move in translation, has a specific rest position and is provided with tracks in which the crank pin is displaced, and wherein, when the slider is displaced toward its specific rest position, the tracks allow the crank pin to be guided toward three zones (A, B and C) of the slider so that the crank pin can reach three distinct stable positions for the same specific rest position of the slider, these three distinct stable positions corresponding to the three positions of the switching means (A, B, and C).
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