GB2341664A - Temporary displacement lock for a joystick controller lever - Google Patents
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- GB2341664A GB2341664A GB9927074A GB9927074A GB2341664A GB 2341664 A GB2341664 A GB 2341664A GB 9927074 A GB9927074 A GB 9927074A GB 9927074 A GB9927074 A GB 9927074A GB 2341664 A GB2341664 A GB 2341664A
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- G05G9/02—Manually-actuated control mechanisms provided with one single controlling member co-operating with two or more controlled members, e.g. selectively, simultaneously the controlling member being movable in different independent ways, movement in each individual way actuating one controlled member only
- G05G9/04—Manually-actuated control mechanisms provided with one single controlling member co-operating with two or more controlled members, e.g. selectively, simultaneously the controlling member being movable in different independent ways, movement in each individual way actuating one controlled member only in which movement in two or more ways can occur simultaneously
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- G05G2009/04766—Manually-actuated control mechanisms provided with one single controlling member co-operating with two or more controlled members, e.g. selectively, simultaneously the controlling member being movable in different independent ways, movement in each individual way actuating one controlled member only in which movement in two or more ways can occur simultaneously the controlling member being movable by hand about orthogonal axes, e.g. joysticks providing feel, e.g. indexing means, means to create counterforce
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Abstract
An electrical joystick controller comprises a pivoted joystick lever and a bush 22 carried on the joystick lever and biased against a co-operating cam surface (18, fig 2). The cam surface is formed with a recess (40, fig 2) into which a portion of the bush 22 locates to temporarily lock the joystick lever at a predetermined position of the joystick lever. The cam surface may be provided on a cradle 50 so that the joystick lever may locked at a displacement about one major axis (C-C, fig 5), but may still be displaced about an orthogonal axis B-B. The use of a main bush 22 and a secondary bush 30 to provide increasing resistance to displacement is also described.
Description
2341664 Electrical Joystick Controller The present invention relates to an
electrical joystick controller.
In an electrical joystick controller, it is sometimes desirable to be able to temporarily lock the joystick lever at a predetermined angle of displacement, at least in one specific direction of displacement thereof. We have now devised a simple but effective arrangement for achieving this.
Thus, in accordance with the present invention, there is provided an electrical joystick controller, comprising a pivoted joystick lever and a bush carried on the joystick lever and biased against a co-operating cam surface, said cam surface being formed with a recess into which a portion of said bush locates at a predetermined position of displacement of said joystick lever.
In some circumstances, it is desirable to be able to lock the joystick lever temporarily as just described, at the end of a displacement along one major axis, and thereafter be able to move the joystick lever along the other, orthogonal major axis. For this purpose, preferably the cam surface, with which the bush co-operates, is provided on a cradle such that the joystick lever can be displaced along the one major axis, until its bush locks into the detenting recess formed in the cam surface of the cradle, the cradle being able to pivot when the joystick lever is moved along the second major axis. 25 Embodiments of the present invention will now be described by way of examples only and with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which: FIGURE 1 is a vertical section through a portion of a joystick controller, although not in accordance with the invention; 2 FIGURE 2 is a section similar to Figure 1, of a first embodiment of joystick controller in accordance with the invention; FIGURE 3 is a section similar to Figure 1, of a second embodiment of joystick controller in accordance with the invention, showing the joystick lever displaced in one direction along a major axis; FIGURE 4 is a similar section through the joystick controller of Figure 3, showing the joystick lever displaced in the opposite direction along the same major axis; FIGURE 5 is a section through the joystick controller of Figures 3 and 4, but on the line V-V indicated in Figure 4; and FIGURE 6 is a plan view of the stop member of the joystick controller of Figures 3 to 4.
Referring to Figure 1 of the drawings, there is shown an electrical joystick controller which comprises a shaft 10 pivoted on a pin 12 which passes through the shaft 10 and into opposite sides of a frame-shaped gimbal 14. The gimbal 14 is disposed within an aperture 1S in the base of a body 16 of the joystick, and is pivoted on studs (not shown) for pivoting relative to the body 16 on an axis A-A perpendicular to the axis of pin 12. A wall 17 projects upwardly from the top of the body 16 and extends around its periphery (which is squarein plan view). A cam plate 18 sits on the top of the base of body 16 and its square periphery is located against the inner sides of the peripheral wall 17 of the body 16. The cam plate 18 has a central, circular aperture 19 through which the joystick shaft 10 projects: as shown, the 'upper surf ace of the cam plate 18 slopes upwardly, immediately adjacent the aperture 19, then slopes progressively less steeply until, around its periphery, the top surface has a margin which is flat and parallel to the plane of the aperture 19. A stop member 20 is 3 provided, in the form of a square-shaped frame, which sits on the flat peripheral margin of the cam plate 18 and against the inner sides of the upstanding wall 17 of the body 16. The inner sides of the stop member 20 form a square, in plan view, and lie in planes substantially perpendicular to the plane of the aperture 19 in the cam plate 18.
A main bush 22 is provided, having a through-bore receiving the joystick shaft 10 as a sliding fit. The bush 22 is circular in plan view, has an underside 23 which is substantially flat, and a rim 24 which is convex-curved in section as shown. The upperside of the bush 22 is formed with a conical surface 25, the wider end of which joins the curved rim 24 and the narrower end of which joins a reduced-diameter top portion 26.
A secondary bush 30 is also provided, having an axial opening 31 through which the joystick shaft 10 extends. The secondary bush 30 has a tubular projection 32 on its lower end, terminating in a peripheral rim 33 which projects radially outwardly. The tubular projection 32 has a conical end surface 34 complementary to the conical surface 25 of the main bush 22. The rim 33 is convex-curved in section as shown.
It will be appreciated that the secondary bush 30 is normally positioned coaxially on the joystick shaft 10, with its conical end surface 34 sitting, all around it circumference, on the conical surface 25 of the main bush 22. A helical spring (not shown) is disposed around the upper portion of the joystick shaft 10, has its upper end engaged against a stop member fixed to the shaft, and its lower end engaged around a reduced-diameter top portion 35 of the secondary bush. The spring is under compression, to urge the secondary bush 30 against the main bush 22 and into the coaxial disposition mentioned above. However, it will be noted that the opening 31 in the secondary bush 30 is conical, widening 4 outwardly towards the lower end of the bush, to enable the secondary bush to tilt relative to the joystick shaft 10, as shown in Figure 1.
The helical spring urges the secondary bush 30 downwardly and onto the main bush 22 as described above, and thus in turn urges the main bush 22 downwardly along the shaft 10. The effect is to urge the shaft 10 to a central, upright position in which the rim 24 of the main bush sits, all around its circumference, on the top surface of the cam plate 18 concentrically with and adjacent the perimeter of the aperture 19 in the cam plate 18.
It will be appreciated that the joystick shaft 10 has two major axes of displacement, which are orthogonal to each other, parallel to the respective pairs of opposite sides of the square defined by the inner surfaces of the stop member 20. The joystick controller further includes an electrical transducer arrangement (not shown) with which the lower end of the shaft 10 co-operates, to provide two electrical signals, one signal representing the displacement of the shaft 10 along or parallel to one of its major axes of displacement, and the other signal representing the displacement of the shaft 10 along or parallel to the other of its major axes of displacement.
As the joystick shaft 10 is pivoted in any direction away from its central, upright position, this tilts the main bush 22 so that only a corresponding point P of the circumference of its rim 24 remains in contact with the top surface of the cam plate 18: this point of the main bush 22 moves outwardly along the top surface of the cam plate 18, progressively moving the main bush 22 (and with it the secondary bush 30) upwardly along the joystick shaft, so progressively compressing the helical bias spring. Thus, the spring bias effects a resistance to the pivoting movement of the joystick shaft 10.
Once the joystick shaft 10 has been moved through a predetermined angle along either of its orthogonal axes (parallel to the respective opposite sides of the square stop member 20), the rim 33 of the secondary bush 30 abuts the inner surface of the corresponding side of the stop member 20. The joystick shaft 10 can be moved further in the same direction, but a significantly greater force of resistance is met: this is because as movement of the shaft 10 proceeds, the main bush 22 continues to move with the shaft 10, but the rim 33 of the secondary bush 30 is prevented from moving in the same direction, and so slides up the conical surface 25 of the main bush 22, the secondary bush 30 being tilted relative to the shaft 10 and main bush 22 (as shown in figure 1) and so further compressing the bias spring. Eventually, the rim 24 of the main bush 22 itself abuts the inner surface of the corresponding side of the stop member 20 (as shown in Figure 1) to prevent further pivoting movement of the joystick shaft in that direction.
Figure 2 shows an embodiment of joystick controller in accordance with the invention: this joystick controller differs from the joystick controller shown in Figure 1 in that an arrangement is provided for temporarily locking the joystick lever at a predetermined angle of displacement along one of its major axes. Thus, a recess 40 is formed in the top surface of the cam plate 18, the recess being spaced radially outwardly from the central aperture 19 in the cam plate 18 along one of the major axes of displacement of the shaft 10, and extending for a short circumferential distance. On its radially-inner edge, the recess has an abrupt shoulder 41 to form a detent. The underside of the main bush 22 is formed with a circular recess having an abrupt peripheral shoulder 23a. As shown, once the joystick shaft 10 has been moved through a 6 predetermined angle in one direction along the respective major axis of displacement, the corresponding portion of the rim 24 of the main bush 22 locates into the recess 40 and the shoulder 23a on the main bush 22 abuts the shoulder 41 of the recess 40 to hold the joystick shaft 10 in that position. The shaft 10 can be released by pulling it back towards its central position, causing the corresponding portion of the rim 24 of the main bush 22 to ride up and out of the recess 40. In Figure 2, the stop member and the secondary bush have been omitted for clarity.
Figures 3 to 5 show a second embodiment of joystick controller in accordance with the invention, which differs from that shown in Figure 2 in that the joystick lever can be displaced to its temporarily locked position along the one major axis, and can thereafter still be displaced along the orthogonal major axis (whilst remaining locked) Thus, the fixed cam plate 18 of the controller of Figure 2 is replaced by a cradle 50 having two depending legs 52 which project downwardly into the aperture 15 in the body 16, either side of the gimbal 14. The joystick shaft passes through a slot 51 in the cradle 50. The legs 52 of the cradle 50 are each formed with a longitudinal slot 53 and studs 54, projecting inwardly into the aperture 15 from opposite sides of the body 16, engage in the slots 53 of the respective legs 52: as a result, the cradle is pivotahle about an axis B-D defined by the studs 54. In this embodiment, the gimbal 14 is mounted on studs (not shown) projecting inwardly from opposite sides of the body 16, for pivoting about an axis C- C indicated in Figure 5, orthogonal to the axis B-B. Further, the joystick shaft 10 passes through the open centre of the frame-shaped gimbal 14 and is pivoted to the latter for turning about an axis coincident with the axis B-B.
The main bush 22 of the joystick controller is urged 7 against the top, generally flat surface of the cradle 50. If the joystick lever is moved along one of its major axes of displacement, as shown in Figures 3 and 4, then the controller operates in the same manner as described previously. For one direction of movement, as shown in Figure 3, the secondary bush 30 will eventually abut the inner surface of the frame-shaped stop member 20 and the increased- resistance or "overpress" action is available in the same manner as previously described. For the opposite direction of movement, shown in Figure 4, the corresponding side of the stop member 20 is recessed and instead the cradle 50 has an upstanding arm 56 against which the secondary bush will abut to provide the "overpress" feature. Continued movement of the joystick lever results in a temporary lock being achieved, the lower periphery of the main bush 22 locating in a detenting recess 58 formed partly in the top surface of the cradle and partly in the upstanding arm 56.
For movement of the joystick lever along the other, orthogonal major axis, as shown in Figure 5, the main bush 22 will remain seated flat against the top surface of the cradle 50, and the cradle 50 will follow the pivotal movement of the joystick lever by correspondingly pivoting on its studs 54. At the same time, leading edge portions 60 of the cradle, adjacent its opposite ends, slide on a top surface 62 of the body 16, causing the cradle 50 to be displaced upwardly along the shaft 10 (against the bias of the return spring) as the shaft displacement progresses: the longitudinal slots 53 in the legs 52 of the cradle 50 allow the cradle to slide upwardly on its pivot studs 54. It will be appreciated from Figure 5 that, in either direction of movement along this particular major axis, the secondary bush 30 will eventually abut the inner surface of the stop member 20, to provide the "overpress" feature in the same manner as previously described for the ) 8 controller of Figure 1.
It will moreover be appreciated that if the joystick lever is moved to its temporarily- locked position along the one major axis (as shown in Figure 4), the joystick lever can still 5 be displaced along the other, orthogonal major axis.
A further advantageous feature of the joystick controller of Figures 3 to 5 is that the resistance to movement of the joystick lever in any compound direction (i.e. inclined to both major axes) is greater than the resistance to movement along either axis. This is because movement of the joystick lever in such a compound direction produces not only a partial compression of the return spring due to tilting the main bush 22 relative to the top surface of the cradle 50, but also an additional partial compression of the return spring due to tilting the cradle itself.
Figure 6 shows the stop member 20 in plan view and shows that one of the inner sides of this member is recessed to accommodate the upstanding arm 56 of the cradle. It will be appreciated that each of the other inner sides of the stop member are abutted by the secondary bush 30, when the joystick lever is displaced in the corresponding direction to provide the "overpress" feature. However, each of these three inner sides departs slightly from a straight line: in particular, each side comprises two straight-line portions 21 which incline outwardly towards the opposite ends of that side, starting from its centre. Thus, the joystick lever can be moved to an end position along either of its two major axes of displacement, for the secondary bush to abut the respective inner side of the stop member 20: thereafter, the joystick lever can be displaced in the perpendicular direction, its secondary bush sliding along the same inner side of the stop member, but the profile of this inner side surface compensates for the fact that the bushes 22, 30 are being pushed further up the shaft 10, to 9 1 maintain the shaft at the same maximum angle of displacement along the first major axis.
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1) An electrical joystick controller, comprising a pivoted joystick lever and a main bush carried on the joystick lever and biased against a co-operating cam surface, said cam surface being formed with a recess into which a portion of said bush locates at a predetermined position of displacement of said joystick lever.
2) A joystick controller as claimed in claim 1, wherein said cam surface is provided on a cradle such that the joystick lever can be displaced along one major axis, until its bush locks into the detenting recess formed in the cam surface of the cradle, the cradle then pivoting when the joystick lever is moved along the other major axis.
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