Abstract: An electrochemical counting device in a casing, which contains counters that may be switched by a drive. The drive is connected to a switch armature, which engages a stepping wheel to shift the counters. The drive is also provided with two swivel arms, which are not mechanically connected. Each swivel arm is equipped with a spool. In order to shift the counters, both swivel arms are pivotable oppositely directed in a synchronized manner, perpendicular to the pole face of the permanent magnet. The permanent magnet is arranged between the two swivel arms. Both swivel arms are supported at the casing by a spring. The swivel arms cannot be pivoted accidentally towards each other due to impact and therefore cannot accidentally shift the counters. The electromechanical counting device may therefore be employed, where sudden impact or magnetic interference may occur.

Abstract: A roller counter, which can be reset to zero position via its axis has, for the purpose of stepping its digit rollers, a lock pawl swivellably supported on a side wall of the digit rollers for being swivelled around a pin. A pestle, serving the purpose of zero setting, is supported for swivelling movement around a second pin on the digit roller and cooperates with a stop on the axis. The locking pawl and the pestle each are spring-loaded to a predetermined degree by a leg of a leaf spring bent to V-shape. The leaf spring is held on the digit roller by means of a mounting including walls accompanying both legs of the leaf spring at the inner side and at the outer side and contacting the legs according to a surface-to-surface contact.

Abstract: An electrical impulse operated number wheel counter with coaxial number wheels (2); transfer pinions (8); a reciprocable pawl (12) engaging the first number wheel and a solenoid (20) driving the pawl, has a series of leaf springs (33) carried on the solenoid armature (24). In the rest position the leaf springs (33) engage bosses (9) on the transfer pinions to ensure that the number wheels (2) are correctly aligned but when the solenoid (20) is energized to effect a count, the movement of the armature (24) lifts the leaf springs away from the transfer pinions (8) which therefore rotate unhindered. An additional effect of the leaf springs is to reduce the power consumption of the counter and this effect can still be achieved with other spring arrangements. A shock resistance element (50) is freely rotatably mounted in the path of the pawl (12) so as to be struck in the event of shock induced movement of the pawl, substantially to eliminate spurious shock induced counts.

Abstract: A pulse generator unit for a fuel pump register employs a pulser shaft driven by a pulser drive gear rotatable with a lowest order counter wheel. A permanent magnetic means at the end of the pulser shaft rotates and actuates a reed switch to produce a pulse train having pulses indicative of rotation of the counter wheel. A ratchet clutch assembly is employed to selectively permit rotation of the pulser shaft in a counting direction and a resetting direction.

Abstract: An improved counter assembly comprises an electrically operable counter module insert, a transparent viewing crystal, and an outer box-like case which are held together by an improved mechanical arrangement. The outer case is provided with inwardly projecting abutments engageable by the counter module insert for aligning the insert within the case. The counter module insert includes a pair of laterally spaced rearwardly facing shoulders at its front end, and the crystal includes a pair of laterally spaced rearwardly projecting retention fingers engageable with the shoulders of the module insert for retaining the case, crystal and module insert in an assembled relationship. The improved construction provides increased resistance to tampering.