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Index table control
Assignee: CINCINNATI GILBERT MACHINE TOO
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Filing: 1970-12-07
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Granted: 1972-08-29
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Expires: 1990-12-07
Abstract
Abstract An air bearing supported rotary index table for machine tools is provided with an automatic table index locking mechanism which is operable to allow the table to be moved past undesired index positions and to be stopped and locked at a desired index position. The locking mechanism is provided with time delay controls which actuate it only in response to the presence of the table at a given index position for a predetermined minimum period of time. In use, discrimination between desired and undesired index positions is achieved by movement past undesired index positions, and very slow movement near the desired index position.
Inventors
- 👤 William Edward Petri Jr
- 👤 Richard Joseph Froese
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
US
Data Source
google_patents
Last Synchronized
2026-10-30 16:28
CPC Classifications
B; B23; B23Q; B23Q16/00; B23Q16/02; B23Q16/04; B23Q16/06; B23Q16/065; Y; Y10; Y10T; Y10T408/00; Y10T408/52; Y10T408/54; Y10T408/545; Y10T74/00; Y10T74/14; Y10T74/1488; Y10T74/1494
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 63
Claim 1
Independent Claim
210 words
In a rotary indexing table assembly: a stationary base, a work supporting table rotatably mounted upon said base and movable to a plurality of index orientations with respect to said base, selectively operable locking means for immobilizing said table on said base when said locking means is actuated, and the improvement comprising: indexing means and control means operable in combination to selectively actuate said locking means at a selected one of said plurality of index orientations in response to the speed at which said table is moved at said locations; said indexing means being operable to produce an index signal when said table is in any one of said index orientations, the duration of said index signal being related to the speed of said table; said control means being operable to actuate said locking means in response to an index signal of a predetermined minimum duration; said table being movable past said index orientations at a first speed to cause an index signal to be produced having a duration less than said predetermined minimum duration; and said table being movable near said index orientations at a second speed less than said first speed to produce an index signal having a duration at least as great as said predetermined minimum duration.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
210 words
In a rotary indexing table assembly: a stationary base, a work supporting table rotatably mounted upon said base and movable to a plurality of index orientations with respect to said base, selectively operable locking means for immobilizing said table on said base when said locking means is actuated, and the improvement comprising: indexing means and control means operable in combination to selectively actuate said locking means at a selected one of said plurality of index orientations in response to the speed at which said table is moved at said locations; said indexing means being operable to produce an index signal when said table is in any one of said index orientations, the duration of said index signal being related to the speed of said table; said control means being operable to actuate said locking means in response to an index signal of a predetermined minimum duration; said table being movable past said index orientations at a first speed to cause an index signal to be produced having a duration less than said predetermined minimum duration; and said table being movable near said index orientations at a second speed less than said first speed to produce an index signal having a duration at least as great as said predetermined minimum duration.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
226 words
In a rotary indexing table assembly: a stationary base, a work supporting table rotatably mounted upon said base and movable to a plurality of index orientations with respect to said base, selectively operable locking means for immobilizing said table on said base when said locking means is actuated, and the improvement comprising: indexing means for producing an index signal when said table is in any one of said index orientations, the duration of said index signal being related to the speed of said table; control means for actuating said locking means in response to an index signal of a predetermined minimum duration; said table being movable past said index orientations at a first speed to cause an index signal to be produced having a duration less than said predetermined minimum duration; and said table being movable near said index orientations at a second speed less than said first speed to produce an index signal having a duration at least as great as said predetermined minimum duration; said indexing means including: a plurality of cam surfaces spaced about the circumference of said table, an index indicator mounted on said base and having an actuator positioned in the path of said cam surfaces, and said indicator being effective to produce said index signal when said index indicator actuator is in alignment with any one of said cam surfaces.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
226 words
In a rotary indexing table assembly: a stationary base, a work supporting table rotatably mounted upon said base and movable to a plurality of index orientations with respect to said base, selectively operable locking means for immobilizing said table on said base when said locking means is actuated, and the improvement comprising: indexing means for producing an index signal when said table is in any one of said index orientations, the duration of said index signal being related to the speed of said table; control means for actuating said locking means in response to an index signal of a predetermined minimum duration; said table being movable past said index orientations at a first speed to cause an index signal to be produced having a duration less than said predetermined minimum duration; and said table being movable near said index orientations at a second speed less than said first speed to produce an index signal having a duration at least as great as said predetermined minimum duration; said indexing means including: a plurality of cam surfaces spaced about the circumference of said table, an index indicator mounted on said base and having an actuator positioned in the path of said cam surfaces, and said indicator being effective to produce said index signal when said index indicator actuator is in alignment with any one of said cam surfaces.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
8 words
means for producing said first and second signals.
Claim 6
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means for producing said first and second signals.
Claim 7
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means for producing said first and second signals.
Claim 8
Dependent Claim
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means for producing said first and second signals.
Claim 9
Dependent Claim
178 words
means for producing said first and second signals; said signal producing means are electrical means and including: a. a control switch having a lock condition and a release condition, b. first circuit means for generating said first signal when said control switch is in said release condition, c. second circuit means for conditioning said electrical means, when said control switch is in said lock condition, to generate said second signal in response to a delay signal; said control means further comprising means for producing said delay signal in response to an index signal of said predetermined minimum duration; said control means including motive means effective to actuate said index pin in response to a third signal; said electrical means including third circuit means for generating said third signal in response to said index signal when said control switch is in said lock condition; said delay signal generating means including said index pin motive means, and said index pin motive means being effective to extend said index pin in response to a third signal of a predetermined minimum duration.
Claim 10
Dependent Claim
178 words
means for producing said first and second signals; said signal producing means are electrical means and including: a. a control switch having a lock condition and a release condition, b. first circuit means for generating said first signal when said control switch is in said release condition, c. second circuit means for conditioning said electrical means, when said control switch is in said lock condition, to generate said second signal in response to a delay signal; said control means further comprising means for producing said delay signal in response to an index signal of said predetermined minimum duration; said control means including motive means effective to actuate said index pin in response to a third signal; said electrical means including third circuit means for generating said third signal in response to said index signal when said control switch is in said lock condition; said delay signal generating means including said index pin motive means, and said index pin motive means being effective to extend said index pin in response to a third signal of a predetermined minimum duration.
Claim 11
Dependent Claim
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means for producing said first and second signals.
Claim 12
Dependent Claim
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means for producing said first and second signals.
Claim 13
Dependent Claim
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means for producing said delay signal in response to an index signal of said predetermined minimum duration.
Claim 14
Dependent Claim
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means for producing said delay signal in response to an index signal of said predetermined minimum duration.
Claim 15
Dependent Claim
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means for producing said first and second signals, including pneumatic delay means for measuring the duration of said index signal and timing the production of said second signal.
Claim 16
Dependent Claim
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means for producing said first and second signals, including pneumatic delay means for measuring the duration of said index signal and timing the production of said second signal.
Claim 17
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means for producing said first and second signals.
Claim 18
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means for producing said first and second signals.
Claim 19
Dependent Claim
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means for producing said first and second signals, including fluid controlled delay means for measuring the duration of said index signal and timing the production of said second signal.
Claim 20
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means for producing said first and second signals, including fluid controlled delay means for measuring the duration of said index signal and timing the production of said second signal.
Claim 21
Dependent Claim
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An improvement according to claim 2 further comprising: an index pin moveably mounted on said base; said table having a plurality of notches spaced about the circumference thereof; said notches being positioned such that one of said notches is adjacent said pin when any one of said cams is in alignment with said index actuator; and said pin being operable to extend into said one of said notches when actuated.
Claim 22
Dependent Claim
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An improvement according to claim 3 wherein: said control means includes
Claim 23
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An improvement according to claim 4 wherein: said signal producing means are electrical means and include: a. a control switch having a lock condition and a release condition, b. first circuit means for generating said first signal when said control switch is in said release condition, c. second circuit means for conDitioning said electrical means, when said control switch is in said lock condition, to generate said second signal in response to a delay signal; and said control means further comprises means for producing said delay signal in response to an index signal of said predetermined minimum duration.
Claim 24
Dependent Claim
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An improvement according to claim 5 wherein: said control means includes motive means effective to actuate said index pin in response to a third signal; and said electrical means includes third circuit means for generating said third signal in response to said index signal from said index indicator when said control switch is in said lock condition.
Claim 25
Dependent Claim
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An improvement according to claim 6 wherein: said delay signal generating means includes said index pin motive means, said index pin motive means being effective to extend said index pin in response to said third signal of a predetermined minimum duration.
Claim 26
Dependent Claim
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An improvement according to claim 7 wherein: said delay signal producing means includes an index pin limit switch for generating said delay signal when said pin is extended.
Claim 27
Dependent Claim
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An improvement according to claim 6 wherein: said indicator includes a limit switch for generating said index signal, said index signal being an electrical index signal.
Claim 28
Dependent Claim
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An improvement according to claim 5 wherein: said control switch is a manually actuatable switch.
Claim 29
Dependent Claim
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An improvement according to claim 1 further comprising: an index pin moveably mounted on said base; said table having a plurality of notches spaced about the circumference thereof; and said pin being operable to extend into said one of said notches when actuated.
Claim 30
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An improvement according to claim 11 wherein: said control means includes
Claim 31
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An improvement according to claim 12 wherein: said signal producing means are electrical means and include: a. a control switch having a lock condition and a release condition, b. first circuit means for generating said first signal when said control switch is in said release condition, c. second circuit means for conditioning said electrical means, when said control switch is in said lock condition, to generate said second signal in response to a delay signal; and said control means further comprises means for producing said delay signal in response to an index signal of said predetermined minimum duration.
Claim 32
Dependent Claim
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An improvement according to claim 13 wherein: said control means includes motive means effective to actuate said index pin in response to a third signal; and said electrical means includes third circuit means for generating said third signal in response to said index signal when said control switch is in said lock condition.
Claim 33
Dependent Claim
205 words
In a rotary indexing table assembly: a stationary base, a work supporting table rotatably mounted upon said base and movable to a plurality of index orientations with respect to said base, selectively operable locking means for immobilizing said table on said base when said locking means is actuated, and the improvement comprising: indexing means for producing an index signal when said table is in any one of said index orientations, the duration of said index signal being related to the speed of said table; control means for actuating said locking means in response to an index signal of a predetermined minimum duration; said table being movable past said index orientations at a first speed to cause an index signal to be produced having a duration less than said predetermined minimum duration; and said table being movable near said index orientations at a second speed less than said first speed to produce an index signal having a duration at least as great as said predeterMined minimum duration; an index pin movably mounted on said base; said table having a plurality of notches spaced about the circumference thereof; and said pin being operable to extend into said one of said notches when actuated; said control means including:
Claim 34
Dependent Claim
205 words
In a rotary indexing table assembly: a stationary base, a work supporting table rotatably mounted upon said base and movable to a plurality of index orientations with respect to said base, selectively operable locking means for immobilizing said table on said base when said locking means is actuated, and the improvement comprising: indexing means for producing an index signal when said table is in any one of said index orientations, the duration of said index signal being related to the speed of said table; control means for actuating said locking means in response to an index signal of a predetermined minimum duration; said table being movable past said index orientations at a first speed to cause an index signal to be produced having a duration less than said predetermined minimum duration; and said table being movable near said index orientations at a second speed less than said first speed to produce an index signal having a duration at least as great as said predeterMined minimum duration; an index pin movably mounted on said base; said table having a plurality of notches spaced about the circumference thereof; and said pin being operable to extend into said one of said notches when actuated; said control means including:
Claim 35
Dependent Claim
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An improvement according to claim 15 wherein: said delay signal producing means includes an index pin limit switch for generating said delay signal when said pin is extended.
Claim 36
Dependent Claim
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An improvement according to claim 13 wherein: said control switch is a manually actuatable switch.
Claim 37
Dependent Claim
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An improvement according to claim 1 wherein: said control means includes
Claim 38
Dependent Claim
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An improvement according to claim 18 wherein: said signal producing means are electrical means and include: a. a control switch having a lock condition and a release condition, b. first circuit means for generating said first signal when said control switch is in said release condition, c. second circuit means for conditioning said electrical means, when said control switch is in said lock condition, to generate said second signal in response to a delay signal; and said control means further comprises means for producing said delay signal in response to an index signal of said predetermined minimum duration.
Claim 39
Dependent Claim
11 words
An improvement according to claim 1 wherein: said control means includes
Claim 40
Dependent Claim
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In a rotary indexing table assembly: a stationary base, a work supporting table rotatably mounted upon said base and movable to a plurality of index orientations with respect to said base, selectively operable locking means for immobilizing said table on said base when said locking means is actuated, and the improvement wherein said locking means includes a selectively operable clamp for clamping said table to said base, when said clamp is actuated to lock said table to said base, comprising: indexing means for producing an index signal when said table is in any one of said index orientations, the duration of said index signal being related to the speed of said table; control means for actuating said locking means in response to an index signal of a predetermined minimum duration; said table being movable past said index orientations at a first speed to cause an index signal to be produced having a duration less than said predetermined minimum duration; and said table being movable near said index orientations at a second speed less than said first speed to produce an index signal having a duration at least as great as said predetermined minimum duration; said control means being effective to actuate said clamp in response to said index signal of predetermined minimum duration; and said control means including
Claim 41
Dependent Claim
218 words
In a rotary indexing table assembly: a stationary base, a work supporting table rotatably mounted upon said base and movable to a plurality of index orientations with respect to said base, selectively operable locking means for immobilizing said table on said base when said locking means is actuated, and the improvement wherein said locking means includes a selectively operable clamp for clamping said table to said base, when said clamp is actuated to lock said table to said base, comprising: indexing means for producing an index signal when said table is in any one of said index orientations, the duration of said index signal being related to the speed of said table; control means for actuating said locking means in response to an index signal of a predetermined minimum duration; said table being movable past said index orientations at a first speed to cause an index signal to be produced having a duration less than said predetermined minimum duration; and said table being movable near said index orientations at a second speed less than said first speed to produce an index signal having a duration at least as great as said predetermined minimum duration; said control means being effective to actuate said clamp in response to said index signal of predetermined minimum duration; and said control means including
Claim 42
Dependent Claim
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An improvement according to claim 1, in a rotary index table wherein said locking means includes selectively operable bearing means for reducing the friction between said table and said base when said bearing means are actuated to release said table from said base, wherein: said control means is effective to de-actuate said bearing means in response to said index signal of predetermined minimum duration.
Claim 43
Dependent Claim
262 words
In a rotary indexing table assembly; a stationary base, a work supporting table rotatably mounted upon said base and movable to a plurality of index orientations with respect to said base, selectively operable locking means for immobilizing said table on said base when said locking means is actuated, and the improvement wherein said locking means includes selectively operable bearing means for reducing the friction between said table and said base when said bearing means are actuated to release said table from said base and a selectively operable clamp for clamping said table to said base when said clamp is actuated to lock said table to said base, comprising: indexing means for producing an index signal when said table is in any one of said index orientations, the duration of said index signal being related to the speed of said table; control means for actuating said locking means in response to an index signal of a predetermined minimum duration; said table being movable past said index orientations at a first speed to cause an index signal to be produced having a duration less than said predetermined minimum duration; and said table moving movable near said index orientations at a second speed less than said first speed to produce an index signal having a duration at least as great as said predetermined minimum duration; said control means being effective to de-actuate said bearing means in response to said index signal of predetermined minimum duration; and said control means being effective to actuate said clamp in response to said index signal of predetermined minimum duration.
Claim 44
Dependent Claim
262 words
In a rotary indexing table assembly; a stationary base, a work supporting table rotatably mounted upon said base and movable to a plurality of index orientations with respect to said base, selectively operable locking means for immobilizing said table on said base when said locking means is actuated, and the improvement wherein said locking means includes selectively operable bearing means for reducing the friction between said table and said base when said bearing means are actuated to release said table from said base and a selectively operable clamp for clamping said table to said base when said clamp is actuated to lock said table to said base, comprising: indexing means for producing an index signal when said table is in any one of said index orientations, the duration of said index signal being related to the speed of said table; control means for actuating said locking means in response to an index signal of a predetermined minimum duration; said table being movable past said index orientations at a first speed to cause an index signal to be produced having a duration less than said predetermined minimum duration; and said table moving movable near said index orientations at a second speed less than said first speed to produce an index signal having a duration at least as great as said predetermined minimum duration; said control means being effective to de-actuate said bearing means in response to said index signal of predetermined minimum duration; and said control means being effective to actuate said clamp in response to said index signal of predetermined minimum duration.
Claim 45
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An improvement according to claim 23 wherein: said control means includes
Claim 46
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An improvement according to claim 22, in a rotary index table assembly wherein said bearing means is an air lift for lifting said table from said base, wherein: said control means includes
Claim 47
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An improvement according to claim 25 wherein: said delay means includes a flow control valve.
Claim 48
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An improvement according to claim 25 further comprising: an index pin movably mounted on said base; said table having a plurality of notches spaced about the circumference thereof; said notches being positioned such that one of said notches is adjacent said pin when said table is in alignment with said index orientations; said pin being operable to extend into said one of said notches when actuated; and a pneumatic pin drive motor operative to drive said index pin toward an extended position in response to a third signal.
Claim 49
Dependent Claim
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An improvement according to claim 27 wherein: said delay means comprises: a. means for producing a delay signal in response to the extended position of said index pin: b. a flow control valve connected pneumatically in series with said pin drive motor for controlling the rate of extension of said pin.
Claim 50
Dependent Claim
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An improvement according to claim 28 wherein: said signal producing means are electrical means and include: a. a control switch having a lock condition and a release condition, b. first circuit means for generating said first signal when said control switch is in said release condition, c. second circuit means for conditioning said electrical means, when said control switch is in said lock condition, to generate said second signal in response to said delay signal; and d. third circuit means for generating said third signal in response to said index signal from said indexing means when said control switch is in said lock condition.
Claim 51
Dependent Claim
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An improvement according to claim 29 wherein: said delay signal producing means includes an index pin limit switch for generating said delay signal when said pin is extended. 31. An improvement according to claim 1 wherein said minimum duration is in the order of 1 second.
Claim 52
Dependent Claim
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An improvement according to claim 1 wherein the control means further comprises means for varying said predetermined minimum duration for setting it at some optimum value.
Claim 53
Dependent Claim
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In an indexing table assembly: a stationary base, a work supporting table movably mounted upon said base and movable to a plurality of index positions with respect to said base, selectively operable locking means for immobilizing said table on said base when said locking means is actuated, and the improvement comprising: indexing means for producing an index signal when said table is in any one of the said index positions, the duration of said signal being related to the speed at which said table is being moved when at any one of said positions; control means for actuating said locking means to lock said table in response to an index signal when said signal is of at least a predetermined minimum duration; and said control means being inoperable to actuate said locking means to allow continued movement of said table when said signal is of less than said predetermined minimum duration.
Claim 54
Dependent Claim
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In an indexing table assembly: a stationary base, a work supporting table movably mounted upon said base and movable to a plurality of index positions with respect to said base, selectively operable locking means for immobilizing said table on said base when said locking means is actuated, and the improvement comprising: indexing means for producing an index signal when said table is in any one of the said index positions, the duration of said signal being related to the speed at which said table is being moved when at any one of said positions; control means for actuating said locking means to lock said table in response to an index signal when said signal is of at least a predetermined minimum duration; and said control means being inoperable to actuate said locking means to allow continued movement of said table when said signal is of less than said predetermined minimum duration.
Claim 55
Independent Claim
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A method of repositioning an indexable table in an indexing table assembly having a stationary base, said table being movably mounted upon said base and movable to a plurality of index positions with respect to said base, selectively operable locking means for immobilizing said table on said base when said locking means is actuated; said method comprising the steps of: releasing said locking means; conditioning said locking means to actuate in response to an index signal of a predetermined minimum duration; moving said table on said base from an initial position to a desired index position; generating an index signal while said table is within a given range of any one of said index positions; and during said moving step, selecting tHe desired one of said plurality of index positions which include said desired index positions and at least one undesired index position by: a. maintaining said table in any undesired index position for a period of time less than said predetermined minimum duration of said index signal, and b. maintaining said table in said desired index position for a period of time greater than or equal to said predetermined minimum duration of said index signal; whereby said locking means is actuated to immobilize said table only at said desired index position in response to the time at which said table is maintained at said position.
Claim 56
Independent Claim
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A method of repositioning an indexable table in an indexing table assembly having a stationary base, said table being movably mounted upon said base and movable to a plurality of index positions with respect to said base, selectively operable locking means for immobilizing said table on said base when said locking means is actuated; said method comprising the steps of: releasing said locking means; conditioning said locking means to actuate in response to an index signal of a predetermined minimum duration; moving said table on said base from an initial position to a desired index position; generating an index signal while said table is within a given range of any one of said index positions; and during said moving step, selecting tHe desired one of said plurality of index positions which include said desired index positions and at least one undesired index position by: a. maintaining said table in any undesired index position for a period of time less than said predetermined minimum duration of said index signal, and b. maintaining said table in said desired index position for a period of time greater than or equal to said predetermined minimum duration of said index signal; whereby said locking means is actuated to immobilize said table only at said desired index position in response to the time at which said table is maintained at said position.
Claim 57
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A method according to claim 34 wherein said table is rotatably mounted on said base, and wherein said moving step comprises: rotating said table on said base from said initial position to said desired index position.
Claim 58
Independent Claim
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A method of repositioning in indexable table in an indexing table assembly having a stationary base, said table being movably mounted upon said base and movable to a plurality of index positions with respect to said base, selectively operable locking means for immobilizing said table on said base when said locking means is actuated, indexing means for producing an index signal while said table is within a given range of any one of said index positions, and control means operable when conditioned to actuate said locking means in response to an index signal of a predetermined minimum duration; said method comprising the steps of: conditioning said control means; then moving said table on said base from an initial position to a desired index position; and during said moving step, selecting the desired one of said plurality of index positions which include said desired index positions and at least one undesired index position by: a. maintaining said table in any undesired index position for a period of time less than said predetermined minimum duration of said index signal, and b. maintaining said table in said desired index position for a period of time greater than or equal to said predetermined minimum duration of said index signal; whereby said locking means is actuated to immobilize said table only at said desired index position in response to the time at which said table is maintained at said position.
Claim 59
Independent Claim
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A method of repositioning in indexable table in an indexing table assembly having a stationary base, said table being movably mounted upon said base and movable to a plurality of index positions with respect to said base, selectively operable locking means for immobilizing said table on said base when said locking means is actuated, indexing means for producing an index signal while said table is within a given range of any one of said index positions, and control means operable when conditioned to actuate said locking means in response to an index signal of a predetermined minimum duration; said method comprising the steps of: conditioning said control means; then moving said table on said base from an initial position to a desired index position; and during said moving step, selecting the desired one of said plurality of index positions which include said desired index positions and at least one undesired index position by: a. maintaining said table in any undesired index position for a period of time less than said predetermined minimum duration of said index signal, and b. maintaining said table in said desired index position for a period of time greater than or equal to said predetermined minimum duration of said index signal; whereby said locking means is actuated to immobilize said table only at said desired index position in response to the time at which said table is maintained at said position.
Claim 60
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A method according to claim 36 further comprising the steps of: monitoring said index signal and the approximate relative position of said table relative to said base; and controlling said moving step in accordance with in-formation derived from said monitoring step.
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A method according to claim 37 wherein said table is rotatably mounted on said base, and wherein said moving step comprises: rotating said table on said base from said initial position to said desired index position.
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A method according to claim 36 wherein said duration is in the order of one second.
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A method according to claim 34 wherein said duration is in the order of one second.
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