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Harold C Avila

Arthur E Oberg

A control system that undergoes lateral and rotational movement to selectively and accurately position an image on the screen of a video monitor. A movement detector is interfaced with a microprocessor to detect and interpret the movement of the control system. The control system comprises a shaft and a bar having a bar axis. The bar is rotatable around the shaft about the bar axis and slideable along the shaft in a direction parallel to the bar axis. Accordingly, movement of the bar with respect to the shaft causes a corresponding movement or positioning of the image on the screen.

Image position control

A control that uses movement to position an image on a screen for use with means for detecting the movement and a microprocessor that interprets the movement detected and means for displaying an image on a screen, comprising a body and a bar having a bar axis coupled to the body so that the bar is rotatable with respect to the body about the bar axis and is slidable with respect to the body in a direction parallel to the bar axis thereby permitting movement of the bar with respect to the body which is the movement that is used to position an image on a screen.

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Riverside, CA, United States of America

Harold C Avila