.~.~.~ With programmed, cyclic, or time responsive control means
DEFINITION
Classification: 204/196.05
With programmed, cyclic, or time responsive control means:
(under subclass 196.01) Apparatus having control means for (a) storing coded instructions or other data used to regulate operation of the apparatus, (b) repetitively regulating a sequence of operational steps performed in or by the apparatus, or (c) causing various operations to occur according to preset timing sequences or to last for predetermined durations (e.g., timer switches, etc.).
(1) Note. This subclass does not provide for control means directly responsive to a sensed condition but includes a control means which maintains an operating condition, predetermines apparatus operation, or regulates repetition.
(2) Note. This subclass is not intended to provide for apparatus merely using alternating current (AC), per se.
SEE OR SEARCH THIS CLASS, SUBCLASS:
196.03, for electrolytic object protection apparatus with control means responsive to a sensed condition and with programmed, cyclic, or time responsive control means.
229.2+, for other electrolytic apparatus with current, voltage, or power control means responsive to a sensed condition and with programmed, cyclic, or time responsive control means.
229.4+, for other electrolytic apparatus with programmed, cyclic, or time responsive current, voltage, or power control means but without current, voltage, or power control means responsive to a sensed condition. 230.2+, for electrolytic apparatus with other current, voltage, or power control means.
SEE OR SEARCH CLASS
205, Electrolysis: Processes, Compositions Used Therein and Methods of Preparing the Compositions,
728, for an electrolytic process of protecting a metal or metal alloy object with control responsive to a sensed voltage and with programmed, cyclic, or time responsive control and subclass 729 for an electrolytic process of protecting a metal or metal alloy object with programmed, cyclic, or time responsive control but without control responsive to a sensed condition.