1. A LED light string comprising:
at least two LED light sets, an adjustable remote control, and a control host, each LED light set including at least one LED light series-connected, between the each LED light set and the control host being connected a transistor, characterized in that:
the adjustable remote control includes a button set, a subhost, and a TX transmitter module, the sub host includes a TX coding module for saving predetermined transmitting codes, and a variation of a pressed time andor a pressing method of the control button generates a press signal received and coded by the TX coding module, and then a control signal is transmitted to the control host by the TX transmitter module to correspond to the press signal;
the control host includes a RX receiver module and a host connected with the RX receiver module, the RX receiver module receives the control signal transmitted by the TX transmitter module and then transmits the control signal to the host, thereafter the host analyzes the control signal and transmits a flash changing signal to drive the transistor to control a light flash of the each LED set, such that the LED light string is capable of controlling and shifting different light flashes by ways of the pressed time and the pressing method.
2. The LED light string as claimed in claim 1, wherein the adjustable remote control and the control host are connected in a wired connection manner or a wireless connection manner.
3. The LED light string as claimed in claim 1, wherein the LED light string is comprised of six LED light sets, the pressed time of the control button is seven, and the TX coding module includes predetermined transmitting codes to correspond to seven pressed times of the control button, wherein as pressing the control button, the TX transmitter module transmits a control signal to correspond to the seven pressed times of the control button, and the host receives the control signal and transmits a flash changing signal to drive the transistor to control six light flashes of the six LED light sets.
4. The LED light string as claimed in claim 1, wherein the LED light string is comprised of six LED light sets, the pressed time of the control button is nine, and the TX coding module includes predetermined transmitting codes to correspond to nine pressed times of the control button, as pressing the control button, the TX transmitter module transmits a control signal to correspond to the nine pressed times of the control button, and the host receives the control signal and transmits a flash changing signal to drive the transistor to control eight light flashes of the six LED light sets.
5. The LED light string as claimed in claim 1, wherein the button set includes a control button and a switch, the control button controls the TX transmitter module to transmit the control signal based on a variation of a pressed time of the control button.
6. The LED light string as claimed in claim 5, wherein the transmitter module contains a TX transmitting circuit connected with a transmitting antenna.
7. The LED light string as claimed in claim 1, wherein the adjustable remote control and the control host include a step-down circuit, a rectifier circuit, a filter circuit, and a regulator circuit.
8. A control method of the LED light string as claimed in claim 1 comprises steps of:
S100 including receiving a button signal from a control button by using the TX coding module of the adjustable remote control, transmitting the control signal to the control host after the control signal is coed, wherein the TX coding module saves predetermined transmitting codes which correspond to different pressed times or a pressing method of the control button, and then the control signal is transmitted to the control host by the TX transmitter module after being coded;
S200 including controlling the RX receiver module to receive the control signal transmitted by the TX transmitter module and then transmitting the control signal to the host;
S300 including analyzing the control signal by ways of the host and transmitting the flash changing signal to drive the transistor to control the light flash of the each LED set.
9. The LED light string as claimed in claim 8, wherein the LED light string is comprised of six LED light sets, the pressed time of the control button is seven, and the TX coding module includes predetermined transmitting codes to correspond to seven pressed times of the control button, wherein as pressing the control button, the TX transmitter module transmits a control signal to correspond to the seven pressed times of the control button, and the host receives the control signal and transmits a flash changing signal to drive the transistor to control six light flashes of the six LED light sets.
10. The LED light string as claimed in claim 8, wherein the LED light string is comprised of six LED light sets, the pressed time of the control button is nine, and the TX coding module includes predetermined transmitting codes to correspond to nine pressed times of the control button, as pressing the control button, the TX transmitter module transmits a control signal to correspond to the nine pressed times of the control button, and the host receives the control signal and transmits a flash changing signal to drive the transistor to control eight light flashes of the six LED light sets.
The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.
1. A fuel distributor system for a motor vehicle, comprising:
a fuel pipe having an interior space; and
at least one receiving tube for receiving an injector, said receiving tube being arranged on the fuel pipe and configured to project into the interior space of the fuel pipe, said receiving tube having an end face formed with an opening for introduction of fuel from the fuel pipe, said receiving tube having a first portion which is arranged in the interior space of the fuel pipe, and a second portion which is arranged outside the fuel pipe, said first portion having an axial dimension which is greater than an axial dimension of the second portion of the receiving tube.
2. The fuel distributor system of claim 1, wherein the opening is defined by a diameter which corresponds to a diameter of the receiving tube at a location of insertion of the receiving tube in an opening of the fuel pipe.
3. The fuel distributor system of claim 1, wherein the receiving tube has an injector-distal end in contact with an inner wall of the fuel pipe.
4. The fuel distributor system of claim 3, wherein the receiving tube has a conical configuration in a direction towards the injector-distal end of the receiving tube.
5. The fuel distributor system of claim 4, wherein the receiving tube is constructed to conform the conical configuration to a curvature of the inner wall of the fuel pipe.
6. The fuel distributor system of claim 1, wherein the receiving tube defines a center axis which intersects a center axis of the fuel pipe.
7. The fuel distributor system of claim 6, wherein the center plane of the receiving tube intersects the center plane of the fuel pipe at a right angle.
8. The fuel distributor system of claim 1, wherein the receiving tube is press-fitted in an opening of the fuel pipe.
9. The fuel distributor system of claim 1, wherein the receiving tube is connected to the fuel pipe by soldering or welding.
10. The fuel distributor system of claim 1, wherein the receiving tube has an injector-proximal end formed with a circumferential lip.
11. A method of manufacturing a fuel distributor system for a motor vehicle, comprising the steps of:
inserting a receiving tube for an injector into an interior space of a fuel pipe such that a first portion of the receiving tube projects into the interior space of the fuel pipe to an axial extent which is greater than an axial dimension of a second portion of the receiving tube outside the fuel pipe; and
securing the receiving tube on the fuel pipe such that fuel is able to enter the receiving tube from the fuel pipe via an axial opening of the receiving tube.