EP0327614A1 - Diebstahlsicherung - Google Patents
DiebstahlsicherungInfo
- Publication number
- EP0327614A1 EP0327614A1 EP88905765A EP88905765A EP0327614A1 EP 0327614 A1 EP0327614 A1 EP 0327614A1 EP 88905765 A EP88905765 A EP 88905765A EP 88905765 A EP88905765 A EP 88905765A EP 0327614 A1 EP0327614 A1 EP 0327614A1
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- European Patent Office
- Prior art keywords
- locking
- binding
- theft
- locking device
- jaw
- Prior art date
- Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation as to the accuracy of the status listed.)
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Classifications
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
- A63C—SKATES; SKIS; ROLLER SKATES; DESIGN OR LAYOUT OF COURTS, RINKS OR THE LIKE
- A63C11/00—Accessories for skiing or snowboarding
- A63C11/004—Anti-theft devices for skis or ski equipment
- A63C11/005—Anti-theft devices for skis or ski equipment on the ski or pole
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
- A63C—SKATES; SKIS; ROLLER SKATES; DESIGN OR LAYOUT OF COURTS, RINKS OR THE LIKE
- A63C9/00—Ski bindings
- A63C9/08—Ski bindings yieldable or self-releasing in the event of an accident, i.e. safety bindings
- A63C9/088—Ski bindings yieldable or self-releasing in the event of an accident, i.e. safety bindings with electronically controlled locking devices
- A63C9/0885—Ski bindings yieldable or self-releasing in the event of an accident, i.e. safety bindings with electronically controlled locking devices remotely operated, e.g. by the skier
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- Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
- Y10—TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC
- Y10T—TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER US CLASSIFICATION
- Y10T70/00—Locks
- Y10T70/50—Special application
- Y10T70/5009—For portable articles
Definitions
- the invention relates to an anti-theft device for a safety ski binding with a jaw, which has at least one sole holder which can optionally be brought into a locking position and into an open position and at least one mechanically or electronically releasable locking device which holds the sole holder in the locking position against spring force the locking or open position of the sole holder causing components are non-positively coupled.
- Such anti-theft devices have e.g. known from AT-PS 381 455.
- a lock is provided which fixes the binding in one position.
- the lock must be accessible from the outside, which means that unauthorized tampering with this lock cannot be prevented and the security is therefore only of questionable value.
- the binding e.g. remains visibly functional after the lock has been destroyed and, on the other hand, under the conditions of use of a ski, considerable problems can result from icing of the lock if appropriate care is not taken to maintain it.
- the CH-PS 637 842 has already proposed to provide a lockable blocking of the ski brake in the case of a binding with an integrated ski brake.
- This also has the disadvantage that the elements causing the blocking are accessible from the outside and can be deactivated with a corresponding force, whereby no damage to the actual binding must be assumed from the outset, so that even after a corresponding manipulation of the Ski brake with a functional binding can be expected.
- the aim of the invention is to avoid these disadvantages and to propose an anti-theft device of the type mentioned at the outset, in which the security device is arranged in a manner which is protected from the test and in which the use of force can be expected to render the binding inoperable, so that such an attempt is necessary the obvious futility of such an undertaking is not even attempted.
- this is achieved in that a locking device which can be controlled by means of a transmitting device via a receiving device in an open or locked position is provided, which in its locked position assumes a locking position in a blocking position only when the binding is in the open position and in which the return returns Locking device is prevented in a position corresponding to the closed position of the binding.
- the locking device can be conveniently arranged in the jaws, so that this from is not accessible from the outside. Unauthorized manipulation of the locking device is also reliably prevented. since this can only be influenced by corresponding signals from an associated transmitter.
- the force transducers emitting electrical signals, an electrical power supply, e.g. a battery, and an electromagnetic trigger member, the trigger member having at least one latch arrangement driving a control member which controls a locking mechanism engaging the jaw, the electromechanical trigger member preferably being arranged in at least part of the locking mechanism in a housing, according to A further feature of the invention can be provided that a blocking device which can be controlled by means of a transmitting device via a receiving device in an open or blocking position is provided, which in its blocking position interrupts the circuit of the electrical power supply.
- the transmission device can only be operated consciously.
- there is primarily a two-button operation for triggering the transmitter by means of which the transmitter can only be activated if two buttons are pressed at the same time. This is an involuntary activation of the transmitter, which e.g. worn on the equipment, safely prevented in the event of a fall.
- the transmitting device is provided separately from the binding and preferably has a shift register which is loaded with a memory loaded with a certain code or with such a code and also connected to a clock generator is connected to a transmitter on the output side.
- a signal button is connected upstream of the shift register in the transmitting device for the delivery of the signals corresponding to the code loaded in memory, that a power amplifier is provided between the shift register and the transmitter, and that the transmitter is an infrared transmitter.
- the receiving device provided for receiving signals transmitted wirelessly by the transmitting device includes a code evaluation circuit which has a shift register and a comparator connected downstream of it, which is connected to or has a memory loaded with a specific code, and emits an impulse if the received code matches the stored code.
- the locking device has an electromagnetic device which can be reversed via pulses and brought into two rest positions, the armature itself being designed as a locking member, or a part controlled by the armature forming the locking member.
- a particularly simple construction of the receiving device results when the receiving device is followed by an interlocking circuit, which is essentially composed of a divider, which reduces the pulses in a ratio of 1: 2, and two AND gates and the commutator circuit connected downstream, in the diagonal branch of which the Coil of the locking device is located, and that a subsequent flip-flop is caused to flip by each signal of the comparator of the receiving device, by means of the pulses of which the coil is acted upon.
- the locking member is formed by a locking pin or locking hook which is arranged displaceably in the locking device in the direction of its longitudinal extension, or is designed as a pawl which is relative to the locking device in a plane transverse to the plane of movement of the component to be locked is pivotable, and that this locking member is effective in the movement of an abutment, a stop or a detent.
- the jaw is locked in the area of its locking mechanism, whereby an arrangement of the locking member is possible in such a way that manipulation of the sole hold-down, which is accessible from the outside, has no effect on it.
- the locking member itself can be made relatively small and weak, so that the space required for the locking member can be kept correspondingly small.
- the latter can expediently be actuated via a spring which is arranged as a coupling member between the armature and the locking member. This makes it possible to bring the locking member into a ready position at any time, the locking member changing into the locking position when a certain position of the locking mechanism of the jaw is reached. Since the locking device assumes its locking position in the open position of the binding, a maximum degree of security for the user against the consequences of a possible error or incorrect operation is achieved.
- a release lever pretensioned against its rest position acts directly on the latching of the sole holder at least when it is deflected in its release position
- the locking device in its locked position in the path of movement of a , which acts as an abutment and carries the stop located inside the jaw of the release lever, and inhibits its return from the release position
- the release lever preferably having a joint located inside the jaw, which entrains the inner part of the release lever by it allows outer part only in the direction of actuation for deflection in its release position.
- This training is particularly suitable for purely mechanical bindings and is characterized by a very simple structure.
- the division of the release lever into two partial levers connected via the joint provides the advantage that a force effect on the locking device is reliably prevented via the release lever. However, this also prevents the locking device from being put out of operation by external force.
- a binding according to the invention with a sole holder which is spring-loaded against its deflected position and has a driver which, when the sole holder is pivoted out in its release position, on a detent or in a released position or an abutment located in its triggered position can be brought to rest and this or this resets it in its or its working position, it can be provided that the driver is formed by an extension designed in the form of a spring, preferably a leaf spring, which with a Approach is operatively connected to the outer support arm.
- this can advantageously be inserted through the part coupled into the movement path of a part coupled to the catch or to the abutment Pin-formed locking member of the locking device is connected via a spring to its drive, preferably formed by the electromagnetic device, which biases the pin against an end position determined by a stop which can be moved by the drive.
- the functionality of the device as an anti-theft device is in no way called into question, since in order to get into a binding it is in any case necessary to bring the jaws into their open position.
- the locking member When the locking member is in the standby position, however, this goes into its locking position and reliably prevents the binding from locking into its closed position.
- the user notices this and can, if he is in the possession of the transmitter, bring the binding back into its operational state, in which it is possible to lock the binding in the closed position.
- a particularly simple embodiment of such a locking device is obtained if the stop is formed by a sleeve or bushing which is supported in the armature of the electromagnetic device which is formed as a slide.
- the locking element is coupled to a display device whose pointer is in one of the two rest positions of the locking device in the region of a viewing window of the jaw.
- a further embodiment of the locking member which is very advantageous with regard to a compact and small construction of the baking results if the locking member is formed by an interrupter switch which is interposed in the main electrical circuit of the binding and which is in its "locked position of the locking device in its" From "position.
- Fig. 1 to 4 schematically shows a first embodiment of a baking with an anti-theft device according to the invention
- Fig. 9 shows the mechanical structure of a locking device
- 11 is a block diagram of a transmitting and receiving device with an evaluation circuit for controlling the locking device.
- the sole holder 103 is connected to a holding part 101 which, in connection with an abutment designed as a stop 102 and a catch 112 acting as a holding-down part, can be held in its locked working position.
- the catch 112 is pivotally mounted in the base body 109, and is biased by the spring 113 against the locking position, in which the catch engages over the holding part 101.
- the release lever 104 is divided into two parts, its part 114 projecting from the jaw being connected via a joint 106 arranged in the interior of the jaw to the part 141 of the release lever 104 which is pivotably mounted in the sole holder 103.
- This joint allows one. Swiveling the outer part 114 in relation to the inner part 141 in a counterclockwise direction, but not in a clockwise direction. This can be achieved, for example, in that the end of part 114 engages in the fork-shaped end of part 141 and is connected to it via an axis, whereby the region of the part lying above the hinge axis is rounded, the region lying below this axis lies snugly against the base of the fork-shaped head of part 141.
- the inner part 141 of the release lever 104 carries in its free end region a stop 102 against which the holding part 101, as can be seen from FIG. 1, bears, which is overlapped by the catch 112.
- the sole holder 103 swivels up about the axis 108 due to the acting forces, the holding part 101, which cannot deflect due to the stop 102, pivoting the catch 112 back against the force of the spring 113.
- a pin 411 engages in the movement path of the part 141 of the release lever 104 and prevents this part from returning to its spring-loaded rest position, in which the abutment 102 is one Displacement of the holding part 101 prevented.
- the sole holder 103 it is impossible for the sole holder 103 to latch into its working position and thus for the skis to be driven (FIG. 4).
- the inner part 141 of the release lever 104 Only after the locking device 100 has returned to its release position can the inner part 141 of the release lever 104, and thus also the stopper 102, be in its rest position return, in which a locking of the sole holder 103 is possible, the spring 107 assisting the return of the inner part 141 of the release lever 104.
- the outer part 114 of the release lever is also carried along via the joint 106.
- the binding shown in Fig. 5 is designed as a plate binding, the binding plate 1 is rotatable about a spherical pin 46 which is arranged in the region of the point of intersection of the axis of the tibia of the skier with the ski plane and a rotation of the binding plate in the plane of Skis allowed.
- this has a transverse axis 41 which passes through a slot 42 of a ski-arranged holder 45 which runs in the longitudinal direction of the ski and which projects into a recess arranged on the underside of the binding plate 1 with great play on all sides, as a result of which a limited rotation of the Binding plate around the pin 46 and pivoting up the binding plate 1 about the axis 41 is possible.
- a rigid, non-releasable toe jaw 43 is held in the longitudinal direction of the binding plate so that it can be adjusted and locked.
- the releasable heel jaw 47 arranged in the rear region of the binding plate is connected to the binding plate 1 and can be swiveled up about the axis 9, which is held in an upstanding rib of the binding plate 1. Furthermore, the binding plate 1 is firmly connected in its rear area to a switching module 44, which is supported in a ski-mounted abutment 2 via force transducers 4 and a measuring element 3, which has a spherical head-shaped end.
- the position of the binding plate 1 is essentially fixed, but movement of the binding plate 1 in the extent of the measuring paths of the force transducers 4 is possible; which, due to the fixed pivot points of the binding plate about the pin 46 and the axis 41, enable the detection of the moments ⁇ Mz and ⁇ My acting on the binding plate 1.
- the parts belonging to the locking mechanism of the jaw, arranged within the housing 6 of the scarf block 44 are always “inner” parts and the outside this housing 6 arranged parts of the locking mechanism referred to as “outer” parts.
- a conventional opening spring 23 is provided on the heel cheek 47, which is supported on the binding plate 1 and the sole holder 17, and biases it in the direction of its upward-pivoted end position indicated by the broken line in FIG. 6 and shown in full lines in FIG. 7 .
- the sole holder 17 has a locking lug 16 projecting against its interior, which in the locked position of the binding is overlapped by a roller 18a which is held on an outer locking lever 18.
- This outer locking lever 18 is pivotally held on an axis of rotation 28, which in turn is fixed to the part of the heel shoe fixed to the binding plate.
- a coupling rod 20 is articulated, which connects the outer locking lever 18 with a further, acting as an abutment supporting member 21 pivotally held about an axis of rotation 29 rigidly connected to the binding plate 1, the coupling rod 20 being articulated in these two parts
- Supports 38 a tension spring 19 is held with a greater play and displaceable in its longitudinal direction.
- the roller 18a of the outer locking lever 18 is pressed against the locking lug 16 with the support member 21 supported, as a result of which the sole holder 17 is prevented from swinging up.
- a hand opening button 15 is pivotally mounted in the heel jaw 47 about an axis 30, this button 1S being biased against its inactive position by means of a spring 31.
- the hand opening button When the hand opening button is pressed, it pivots counterclockwise or against the force of the spring 31 and presses the release pin 14, which is held in a passage of the housing 6 and is biased by a spring 14a against its inactive position shown in the figures.
- this release pin 14 is sealed against the housing 6 by means of an O-ring, but it is also possible to seal the release pin by means of a membrane which is positioned over the free end of the release pin. spans, or is designed as part of the housing and on which the hand opening button 15 can be brought into contact.
- the measuring element 3 On the ski-fixed abutment 2, the measuring element 3 is supported by a ball-shaped, steering-shaped receptacle.
- This measuring element 3 has force transducers 4, which detect the moments ⁇ My and ⁇ Mz occurring on the binding plate 1 about their axes of rotation and convert them into electrical signals.
- These force transducers 4, which e.g. can be designed as a piezoelectric transducer or as a strain gauge are connected to the housing 6 of the switching module 44, in which the battery, the evaluation circuit 5, and an electromechanical trigger element, e.g. as in the illustrated embodiments, an electromagnet and parts of the mechanical locking system of the binding are housed.
- the battery receiving chamber not shown, as well as the chamber 32 receiving the electronic evaluation circuit 5, which lies in front of the chamber receiving the battery, are attached to the housing 6 of the switching component 44 or are formed by parts of the same.
- the electromechanical trigger element is formed by an electromagnet 13 having a hinged armature 11, which is connected to the evaluation circuit 5 or the battery via lines (not shown).
- the hinged anchor 11 is biased by a weak return spring 12 against its dropped position from the core and has a locking surface 33 on which a part of the locking mechanism of the sole holder 17 can be brought into contact.
- a pawl-like inner lever 10 rests on the dropped hinged anchor 11.
- This inner lever 10 is held pivotably about an axis 34 held in the housing 6 and is biased against its unlocked position by means of a weak spring 35.
- This inner lever 10 has an open-edged recess 36.
- An inner locking arm 8 engages in this recess with its angled end.
- This inner locking arm 8, which can also be designed as a bracket, is connected in a rotationally fixed manner to a shaft 7 which is tightly guided through the housing 6.
- an outer latch arm 22 which is designed as a roller lever for reasons of low friction, is held in a rotationally fixed manner.
- This outer latch arm 22 supports the in the operational state Binding to an outer support member 21 pivotable about an axis 29 rigidly connected to the binding plate, which is designed as a support lever and serves as an abutment for the tension spring 19, which counteracts the outer locking lever 18 and thus its roller 18a, as already explained the latch 16 of the heel jaw 17 presses.
- the outer support member 21 is supported on the outer locking arm 22 in such a way that the outer support member 21 encloses a slightly larger angle with the outer locking arm 22 in order to exert a torque on the outer locking arm 22 that biases it against its unlocked position.
- This torque is intercepted via the inner locking arm 8, which engages in the recess 36 of the inner lever 10, and the inner lever 10, which in turn is supported on the locking surface 33 of the hinged armature 11.
- the inner lever 10 loses its support and the torque acting on the outer locking arm 22 rotates the inner locking arm 8 out of the recess 36, whereby the locking arm 8 loses its support.
- this also allows the outer support member 21 to rotate into the position shown in FIG. 7, as a result of which the outer latching lever 18 provided with the roller 18a loses its pressure against the latching lug 16 of the sole holder 17 and this after the sole has been released due to this external forces can swing up.
- an attachment 39 of the same comes to rest on an attachment 40 of the outer latch arm 22, which for the same reason is also only shown in FIG. 8, and rotates this in its working position shown in FIGS. 6 and 8, the projection 40 of the outer latch arm 22 protruding from it to the right.
- the approach 39 of the sole holder 17 is formed by a leaf spring that can only transmit a limited force to the approach of the outer locking arm 22. Although this is sufficient to securely turn the outer latch arm back into its working position from its triggered position, it is not sufficient to be able to transmit a force 100 which is damagingly high for the locking device 100 arranged in the part of the heel shoe 47 fixed to the binding plate.
- This locking device 100 protrudes in the locked state with a pin 411 in the path of movement of the outer support member 21 and inhibits its return from its released position into its working position, whereby the outer locking arm 22 is prevented from returning from its released position.
- the sole holder 17 cannot be locked when the locking device is in the locked position.
- the turning back of the outer locking arm 22 also causes a turning back of the inner locking arm 8 via the shaft 7, as a result of which this comes to rest on the nose 37 of the inner lever 10 and also rotates it back. As a result, this comes back to the locking surface 33 of the hinged armature 11 after it has been briefly deflected from its rest position by the electromagnet 13 after its drop, the inner lever 10 sweeping over a running surface of the hinged armature 11. The jaw is now in its ready-to-go condition.
- the locking device 100 or the variant 100 ′ of the same and the evaluation circuit connected upstream of it are expediently supplied from the battery provided for the switching module, for which purpose corresponding diversions are provided.
- a viewing window 413 is indicated for the locking device 100, the slide 408 simultaneously acting as a pointer which is visible in the locking device 100 in the locked position.
- the viewing window itself is expediently formed by a transparent insert in the housing of the locking device.
- the arrangement of the locking device 100 shown in FIGS. 5 to 9 is only to be evaluated as an example in this embodiment of a bakery. So the locking device could just as well be integrated in the switching module 44 and z.8. the anchor 11 on a return from its tightened Prevent position in its fallen position or a return of the inner lever 10 in its rest position predetermined by the spring 35 after a release. Furthermore, it would also be possible to bring the anchor itself into contact with the core by the locking device 100, or its variant 100 ', which are explained with reference to FIGS. 10, 10a, in the event of the transition from its release position to its locked position, with which a triggering of the baking would be connected.
- a transmitter circuit 200, a receiver circuit 300 matched to the signals thereof, which also contains an evaluation circuit, and a locking circuit 400 are provided for controlling the locking device.
- the transmission circuit 200 has a clock generator 201, which is connected on the output side to a shift register 202. This is connected to a memory loaded with a specific code, not shown, or has such a memory. By actuating the signal button 203, the shift register 202 begins to emit signals corresponding to the code in the rhythm specified by the clock generator 201, which are transmitted to a transmitter, e.g. an infrared transmitter 205, are supplied.
- a transmitter e.g. an infrared transmitter 205
- a corresponding receiver circuit 300 is arranged in the jaw, which essentially follows the receiver, for example an infrared receiver 301 th preamplifier 302 and a clock recovery circuit 303 arranged downstream thereof, which is connected upstream of a shift register 304 which already forms part of the evaluation circuit.
- the incoming signals are loaded into the shift register 304 in the rhythm determined by the clock signals filtered out from the incoming signal mixture, which, together with the comparator 305 connected downstream, forms the evaluation circuit, the comparator applying the same code as the shift register 202 of the transmission circuit 200 is.
- This comparator emits a signal if the code corresponding to the incoming signals matches the stored code.
- This signal causes a flip-flop 306 connected downstream to flip over, which emits a short pulse.
- This pulse is fed to the latch circuit 400, which is essentially formed by a divider 401, which reduces the pulses in a ratio of 1: 2, and two AND gates 402 and 403 and the commutator circuit 404 connected downstream, in whose diagonal branch the coil 405 of the blocking device 100, 100 'and which therefore flows through the current in different directions.
- the divider 401 and the inverting input of the AND gate 402 ensure that the transistors of the same branches of the commutator circuit 404 turn on with every second signal of the comparator 305. Since the flip-flop 306 only emits short pulses, the transistors of the commutator circuit can only switch on for a correspondingly short time, so that the coil 405 is also only subjected to pulses. This ensures low power consumption and the coil can be dimensioned accordingly small and exposed to a high current load.
- the coil 404 surrounds a magnetizable core 406, which is connected to pole pieces 407 made of a magnetizable material. These have eyelet-like heads in which an anchor is slidably guided. This has a collar 409 formed by a permanent magnet magnetized in the axial direction.
- the armature is designed as a slide 408, which is a hollow sleeve comprises a bottom, at one end of which a further sleeve 410 is inserted, for example screwed in, which is penetrated by a pin 411 having a collar, which is biased by the spring 412 against its extended position.
- the magnetic field causes a corresponding polarity of the eye-like pole pieces 407, so that the permanent magnet 409 is repelled by one pole and attracted by the other.
- This causes the slide 408 to be reversed, as a result of which the locking device 100 moves into its locked position or into the release position shown.
- the pin 411 lies against the part 141 (FIGS. 1 to 4), 21 (FIGS. 5 to 9) of the binding to be blocked, the spring 412 being compressed. As soon as this part 141, 22 has reached its release position, the spring 412 presses the pin 411 into the path of movement of this part and, as already mentioned, blocks its return in its position which enables the sole holder 103, 17 to be locked.
- the anchor is designed as a full anchor 408 ', which has an end attachment 411', which fulfills the same function as the pin 411 in the locking device 100.
- the locking device 100 With the locking device 100 ', however, it is expedient to arrange it in such a way that the projection 411' can be pushed past the part in its movement path in both end positions of the part to be suspended in its movement. Otherwise, it would be necessary to keep the coil 405 excited until the full armature 408 'can assume its corresponding end position, which is only the case when the part to be inhibited in its movement enables the projection 411' to slide past it Position. However, this would be associated with a corresponding energy requirement of the coil, which is at the expense of the battery supplying the binding.
- the locking device 100 ' is, however, particularly suitable for installation in the switching module, where it can be arranged such that it holds the hinged armature 11 in its tightened position with the attachment 411'. This would have been Consequence that the outer locking arm 22 can not be held in its support position, and therefore no abutment for the
- Tension spring 19 is present, whereby no locking of the sole holder 17 is possible.
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