Electrical switch having six switch positions and vehicle seat having said switch
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1. A control unit for the electrical adjustment of a movable element of a motor vehicle, wherein:
- the movable element has three degrees of freedom of movement;
the control unit comprises four independently-actuatable signal receivers and defines six different switch positions,wherein each of the six different switch positions is defined by the actuation of a unique combination of two of the four independently-actuatable signal receivers, andwherein at least one of the independently-actuatable signal receivers is actuated in at least two different switch positions.
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Abstract
An electrical switch, in particular a seat adjustment switch, has an activation element (7) and four signal receivers (6), wherein the switch has a total of six switch positions, wherein each of the switch positions is defined by the activation of a combination of two signal receivers.
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1. A control unit for the electrical adjustment of a movable element of a motor vehicle, wherein:
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the movable element has three degrees of freedom of movement; the control unit comprises four independently-actuatable signal receivers and defines six different switch positions, wherein each of the six different switch positions is defined by the actuation of a unique combination of two of the four independently-actuatable signal receivers, and wherein at least one of the independently-actuatable signal receivers is actuated in at least two different switch positions. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
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13. A motor vehicle seat with at least one control unit for the electrical adjustment of the motor vehicle seat, wherein:
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the vehicle seat has three degrees of freedom of movement; the at least one control unit comprises four independently-actuatable signal receivers and defines six different switch positions, and wherein each of the six different switch positions is defined by the actuation of a unique combination of two of the four independently-actuatable signal receivers, and wherein at least one of the in dependently-actuatable signal receivers is actuated in at least two different switch positions. - View Dependent Claims (14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20)
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