Abstract: A control device for loading and unloading mechanism adapted to be incorporated in a fork lift truck comprises a sensor unit 100 including a lifting height sensor 102, a tilting angle sensor 104, and a load sensor 106, a control unit 200 comprising a control command producing circuit 240 constituted by a microcomputer 230 producing a control command on the basis of comparing calculation between the output of the sensor unit 100 and the concerned data stored in the microcomputer 230. The control device further comprises actuators 322, 324 including servomotor driving circuit therein responsive to the control command fed from the control unit 200, and a hydraulic pressure driving circuit 340 for hydraulically controlling a lift cylinder 346 and a tilt cylinder 348 in accordance with the corresponding output of each actuator, respectively. The control device is capable of effecting a automatic running attitude control due to the data stored in the microcomputer 230.

Abstract: A control device for loading and unloading mechanism adapted to be incorporated in a fork lift truck comprises a sensor unit 100 including a lifting height sensor 102 and a load sensor 106, a control unit 200 comprising a control command producing circuit 240 constituted by a microcomputer 230 producing a control command on the basis of comparing calculation between the output of the sensor unit 100 and the concerned data stored in the microcomputer 230, a servomotor driving circuit 322' responsive to the control command indicative of a valve opening angle, and a hydraulic pressure driving circuit 340 for actuating a lift cylinder in accordance with the output of the servomotor driving circuit 322'. The control device is constituted so that, when the work for piling or unloading a load on a shelf is effected based on the stored lifting height data, the two positions required for piling and unloading can be stored in the same address allotted to the corresponding shelf can be stored.

Abstract: A control device for loading and unloading mechanism adapted to be incorporated in a fork lift truck comprises a sensor unit 100 including a lifting height sensor 102, a control unit 200 comprising a control command producing circuit 240 constituted by a microcomputer 230 producing a control command on the basis of comparing calculation between the output of the sensor unit 100 and the concerned data stored in the microcomputer 230, and a driving unit 300 producing a driving output signal so as to the lifting height of the fork 18 in accordance with the control command fed from the control unit 200. The control device includes a component operable for inhibiting storage of sampled lifting height data when the actual lifting height data are not within an allowed range, thereby to prevent erroneous operation based on erroneous data and to effect smooth follow-up speed control to the target height when automatic lifting height control is effected.

Abstract: An improved fork lift truck control system using a microcomputer, which comprises a sensing unit including a first sensor for detecting a lift height of a fork above its lowest position and a second sensor for detecting a tilting angle of an upright with respect to a neutral position of the upright including an input interface circuit for interfacing the sensing unit and control unit which has: (a) a lifting height counting circuit which counts the number of pulses produced on a basis of two photo-converted electrical signals fed from two photocouplers constituting the first sensor, the signals having a phase difference of 90.degree.

Abstract: A method and system for horizontally controlling a fork for a fork lift truck to be positioned at a position parallel with respect to the ground, according to the loads mounted on the fork. The target backward tilting angle of the upright is previously determined as a function of the load on the fork and stored in a memory of a microcomputer. Therefore, the microcomputer outputs an upright forward/backward tilting operation command signals to a tilt servo mechanism on the basis of signals outputted from a load sensor and a potentiometer to detect upright tilt angles. The tilt servo mechanism according to the present invention can adjust and stop the upright at a target backward tilting angle at a low speed without applying a shock to the load.

Abstract: A centralized control system for open end spinning machines comprises a group control unit essentially consisting of a first spinning control means composed of a plurality of sequentially operated logical elements connected in series, the first spinning control means producing from the respective logical elements parallel outputs each of which is fed to a plurality of spinning units so as to control the spinning operation thereof, and an individual control unit essentially consisting of a second spinning control means each of which constituent is the same as the first spinning control means. A spinning mechanism includes a yarn breakage sensor provided in the stream of spun yarn, a driving means for driving the spinning mechanism including a plurality of driving motors, controlled by the output from the group or individual control unit.