fig1 shows a disposable device as a whole in which the medicine outlet from the pressure bottle into the dose chamber is briefly opened by pressure on the triggering plate by means of the lever ( 78 ), which is connected to the plate , at first through the spring attached to valve - hinge , so that the dose piston is lifted a distance , which the binding ring ( 151 ), movable for dosing along steering markings and shortening the string , permits . the folded bellows is then pressed together , and if the opening ( 81 ) in the suction cup rim is closed ( by skin ) the displace piston activates the valve ( 85 ) letting in the gas from the pressure bottle under the propulsion piston ( 128 ). by means of the piston rod , the propulsion piston pushes the suction piston , which causes the sucking on of the skin through the channel ( 7 ) and the tightening of the spring ( 103 ) on the spring . if the valve ( 150 ) is opened by suction , the medicine is emptied out through the cannula , when the string is pulled by spring . finally a knot in the string affects the outlet - valve ( 108 ) of the suction area . the spring ( 154 ) leads the suction piston back . after use the cannula point is sealed with disinfecting plate on the lid ( 155 ). the suction shell ( 156 ) is removed for new use , thus the cannula can be changed . fig2 shows a variation with a centrally attached triggering button ( 78 ) and rod . the pressurized storage bottle is turned as a whole , while the valve plate is fixed on a cone in a slide of the wall , so that one dose chamber after another is filled to the extent permitted by the proper lengths of cord . the triggering rod causes the opening of the valve ( 85 ) against the spring after delay by a snap catch . the gas flow activates the propulsion piston ( 128 ) and thus the spring attached suction piston , which causes the sucking on of the skin . further lowering of the triggering rod frees the gas tube ( 130 ) to the dose chamber , while the check valve for the air exit is closed by pressure . the valve ( 150 ), which is kept closed by a spring , is then opened , so that the medicine can flow out . finally , the movement of the suction piston causes the opening of the outlet - valve ( 108 ), while a little quantity of air enters through the seal of the suction piston rod . in variation a ( fig3 ), the piston is moved by gas pressure , which is created by the mixture of gas producing substances , with or without detonation for an explosion , in the technically known manner . fig3 has a medicament pressure bottle ( 36 ) with a dosing hat - piece ( 133 ) sticking air - tightly in the suction cup ( 4 ), the valve ( 134 ) and the case ( 135 ) with gas producing powder with the cylinder ( 136 ) closed by a valve disc with stem ( 78 ) and a suction producing tubular cylinder ( 137 ) with a spring - driven piston and with check valve ( 138 ). if the stem is pushed downwards , the liquid flows out into the powder and produces gas pressure . if the valve ( 134 ), now shown closed , is opened , closing the outlet valve ( 139 ), the piston is lowered against the spring pressure while the check valve closes . the lid of the suction cup may be opened and the cup is put on the skin . if the valve - rod ( 140 ) is withdrawn , the piston moves upwards driven by spring while the check valve opens and causes suction in the suction cup . the device in fig4 shown in sectional side view , consists of the housing shell ( 1 ), in the center of which the bush ( 2 ) is inserted , a pushing of the bushing against the bottom of the housing being prevented by two clamp rings ( 8 , 9 ). the disc ( 10 ) is firmly connected with the bush ( 2 ). between the bottom of the housing and the disc ( 10 ) lies the spiral spring ( 13 ), the one end bolt of which is attached to the bottom of the housing , while the other is attached to the disc ( 10 ). on and attached to the disc ( 10 ), there is the ratched wheel ( 14 ), the pawl ( 15 ) of which , under light spring pressure , is attached to the dosing wheel ( 16 ), which has the spring blades ( 18 ) on the cambering ring ( 17 ) and is turnable around the bush ( 2 ) and secured by the clamp ring ( 19 ) against being lifted from said bush . the axis rod ( 20 ) is movable and positioned inside of the bush ( 2 ). the follower ( 22 ) locks to the spiral groove ( 21 ) through the bush . for the use of the revolution counter ( 23 ), the ratched wheel ( 24 ) has its own axis . the pawl ( 25 ) is connected to the gear wheel ( 26 ), which turns freely around the bush of the ratched wheel ( 24 ). between the covering plate ( 27 ) and the bottom of the housing , there are the attaching screws ( 29 ) and the axis ( 30 ) of the gear wheel ( 31 ), which drives the revolution counter ( 23 ). the toothed wheel ( 31 ) is in gear with the gear wheel ( 26 ) in a transmission relationship of 3 : 1 . on that part of the axis rod ( 20 ), which is visible above the covering plate ( 27 ), there are ring - shaped markings ( 32 ), spaced equidistantly , with numeral designations for the daily medicinal dosage . the end of the axis rod ( 20 ) which sticks out is rounded . the covering case ( 33 ), which prevents accidental activation of the axis rod ( 20 ), is connected with the covering plate ( 27 ) by a bayonet cap catch . a plug - in - unit ( 34 ), which is removable from the housing shell ( 1 ) and is made of transparent plastic , for example acetate - plastic , carries the fixing bracket ( 35 ) for the medicine pressure bottle ( 36 ) with the filled folding bellows ( 37 ) ( filled with gas and closed by the membrane on the upper and lower ends and attached to the top end of the bottle ), and the drainage grooves ( 38 ), which bring about an emptying of the folds . a tube ( 39 ) leads from the medicine pressure bottle within a half - moon - shaped groove in the plug - in - unit ( 34 ) through the connection fitting ( 41 ) with the cannula attachment pipe to the suction cup ( 4 ). the tube ( 41 ) is sealed against the suction cup and leads into it . the suction cup rests with its cylindrically narrowed upper end ( 42 ) in the boring ( 43 ) of the plug - in - unit ( 34 ). three plastic bars ( 44 ) on bias springs lead from an annular rim strip of the boring ( 43 ) through the slit in said cylindrically narrowed upper end ( 42 ) of the suction cup into the annular groove of the connection fitting ( 40 ), which is sealed to the suction cup under the slit by a sealing ring ( 45 ). a second annular rim strip ( 46 ) serves as a stop for the claw ( 47 ) of the plastic bar . the connection fitting ( 40 ) has an eccentric boring for the insertion and sealing of the tube ( 41 ). the cross - section of the fig5 in the level a - b of fig4 goes through the interior of the spiral spring ( 13 ) and then , in their middle thirds , the screwing holes of the disc ( 10 ) of the screwed - in dosing peg ( 48 ). the holes are in a concentric row . then the cross - section goes through the slit ( 62 ) of the steering gib ( 51 ). it can be seen , that a tube ( 41 ) leads at an angle into the small folding bellows ( 50 ), which is in a boring and belongs to the sterring gib ( 51 ). the tube ( 49 ) is connected to its attaching case ( 52 ) by a pressing piece . the closed and movable other end of the bellows continues into the shifting rod ( 53 ), the boring of which crosses crosswise the boring of the peg ( 54 ), which goes through the open slit ( 55 ) at the end of the lever ( 56 ) and then has a screwed joint with the washer ( 57 ) over the rear of the lever . a counternut lies under the slit . a bias spring ( 58 ) is attached under the one arm of the lever ( 56 ), the end of the other arm of the lever effects a kind of trip cam ( 59 ), which begins with a shoulder and ends rounded . the trip cam is attached to the shiftable bolt ( 60 ), which springs back because of spring pressure . the flat surface of the end of the dosing wheel , limits the movement of the dosing wheel , while in the opposite direction ( counterclockwise ) a beveled surface causes a release of the dosing bar ( 60 ). the turning axis ( 61 ) of the lever ( 56 ) goes diagonally through the slit ( 62 ) of the steering gib ( 51 ) and rests within a slot ( 63 ) of the lever ( 56 ), which supports itself by means of the pressure spring ( 64 ) against the turning axis and tends to move in the direction of the shiftable bolt ( 60 ). the cocking lever ( 65 ) is swung out of the slit of the steering gib ( 51 ) around the turning axis by means of the spiral spring ( 66 ). right before the shift , bolt ( 60 ) one sees the valve stem ( 67 ) with a tapered top on springs which is pushed back from the dosing rod . this movement causes an opening of the valve , which leads into the canal ( 68 ) through the adjustable nozzle ( 69 ) into the canal to the folding bellows ( 50 ) and to the tube ( 41 ), connecting this to the ventilation opening ( 70 ). one also sees the tracer finger ( 72 ), which is attached to a hose loop ( 71 ) and has spring suspension towards the hose loop . over the rounded end of the tracing finger , there is the anchoring lug of a swivel arm ( 73 ), which pushes downwards along the cross - axis ( 74 ) by means of a spring . the view of fig6 along the arrow c of fig5 gives a view along the axis of the dosing peg ( 60 ), which demonstrates , that the latter rests against the upper part of the dosing peg ( 48 ) with its end surface touching the wedge face and thus blocks the movement of the disc and so also of the dosing wheel in a clockwise direction . the dosing peg has above the wedge face a rectangular beam , which moves to the left until it touches the blocking rod ( 80 ), which is fastened in the next screw hole to the left on the disc . the blocking peg ( 80 ) is irremovably screwed under the disc and limits the turning of the disc in both directions , in the illustrated case movement in a counterclockwise direction . in fig7 the view along the arrow d in fig5 also shows the swivel arm ( 73 ) and the position of cross - strut on the tracing finger ( 72 ). the position of the valve ( 67 ) with its tapered top in the free space under and pushed somewhat to the right of the dose bar ( 60 ) is made clear . along the line e - f of fig4 in fig8 the dose wheel is shown with three spring blades ( 18 ), which , moving inwards in a wide arc , press the tube ( 39 ) together and thus regulate the flow . fig9 shows a cross - section on level g - h of fig4 and shows a ratched wheel ( 24 ) and its pawl ( 25 ). in fig1 along the arrow i of fig4 a view is shown of the suction cup from below to the slit ( 62 ) of the steering gib ( 51 ) and through the lens - like windows ( 85 ) of the transparent - plastic covering case ( 33 ) the ring - shaped markings ( 32 ) of the amount of the dose of medicine . the arrangement of the revolution counter ( 23 ) and of the suction tube ( 86 ) is clearly shown . the contures of the medicine pressure bottle ( 36 ) which is positioned above , are shown . the covering lid ( 188 ) for the suction cup ( 4 ) with the rubberlike sealing cushions ( 155 ) for sealing used cannulas has been removed ( see fig1 ). in order to make the device ready for use , first , the wing nuts of the holding clamp ( 35 ) are released , then the screwed joint ( 89 ) between the housing shell ( 1 ) and the plug - in - joint ( 34 ) and , finally , the plastic bars ( 44 ) on springs are drawn out of the upper part ( 42 ) of the suction cup ( 4 ) and are fixed , one after the other , with their respective backwards claws ( 47 ) on the projecting outer edge of the rim strip ( 46 ). if a used medicine pressure bottle is present , it can be pulled out with hose and connection fitting and , if desired , replaced in any given order . care must be taken , when the hose ( 39 ) is inserted into the half - moon - shaped groove by means of the rim strip of the dosing wheel , and the plug - in - unit approaches the housing shell , that the hose loop ( 71 ), which is best produced by a kind of rubber band connection , sticks out of the attachment and now comes into the predetermined recess in the steering gib , for which purpose the tracer finger ( 72 ) must be pulled back . the screwed joint ( 189 ) is now closed . the programming of the dose is done by means of a keyrod . as a rule , once at the beginning of every day , the covering case ( 33 ) is removed from the axis rod ( 20 ), and its end is pushed into a lower position , so that it twists itself down into the bush ( 2 ). at the same time , the disc ( 10 ) turns under the influence of the follower ( 22 ), while the spiral spring ( 13 ) is made tense in a clockwise direction , and while the shiftable bolt ( 60 ) is pulled back to the wedge face ( 91 ) under the influence of the passing dosing pegs until the turning movement is stopped , when the shiftable bolt strikes the beam of the blocking peg ( 80 ). if a new medicine pressure bottle is being used , its hose clip ( 126 ) will be opened and removed , so that the medicine flows into the hose ( 39 ) up to the next spring blade ( 18 ) of the dose wheel ( 16 ). when the shiftable bolt is pulled back on the loop ( 127 ), this causes under the influence of the spiral spring ( 13 ) a clockwise turning of the dose wheel , until the blocking rod ( 80 ) strikes the beam of the shiftable bolt . the tightening of the spiral spring by pressure against the axis rod and the releasing of the shiftable bolt by pressure against the loop are repeated , until the medicine exits from the end of the connection fitting . the swivel arm ( 73 ) is raised against its sprial spring , until its anchoring lug comes past the end of the valve ( 67 ), which is springing back to rest on said valve . the swivel arm ( 73 ) is thus prevented from striking back down again to the suction cup . if the medicine supply in the tube has been used up however , then the tube loop collapses and offers no more resistance to the tracer finger ( 72 ), so that its pressure spring pushes in the same direction as the anchoring lug of the swivel arm ( 73 ), which presses against the rounded end of the tracer finger , thus causing the swivel arm to give warning by snapping down . before every injection , the cocking lever ( 65 ) must be turned in such a manner around its axis , that it can be pressed into the slit ( 62 ) of the steering gib ( 51 ), by which action it presses against the lever , the end of which springs back in the slot ( 63 ) for the axis ( 61 ) past the trip cam ( 59 ) of the shiftable bolt and comes to rest on the shoulder - surface of the shiftable bolt ( as shown in fig5 ). this position of the lever ( 56 ) is maintained , becauses its peg ( 54 ) comes to rest on the shifting rod ( 53 ). the small folding bellows ( 50 ), which acts as a spring , was now able to spread out after the withdrawal of the peg ( 54 ). if the suction cup is now pressed against the skin , and if a strong suction works through the mouthpiece on the suction tube ( 86 ), the skin is then sucked into the suction cup ( 4 ) and onto the cannula ( 28 ), which is attached to the connecting fitting , and the underpressure is maintained , because the check valve ( 87 ) is closed . the underpressure works on the folding bellows ( 50 ) through the tube ( 41 ) and the tube ( 49 ), so that the folding bellows collapses . the withdrawal of the shifting rod ( 53 ) causes the penetration of the peg ( 54 ) and the movement of the lever ( 56 ) corresponding to the effect of the leaf spring ( 64 ). thus the end of the lever meets to surface of the switch cam of the shiftable bolt ( 60 ), so that this is briefly drawn out , by which action the blocking effect of the adjacent blocking dosing peg is cancelled , and the dosing wheel ( 16 ) is put into rotation with the help of the spiral spring ( 13 ). the spring blades ( 18 ) are also moved along the hose ( 39 ) and push the predetermined amount of medicine under the skin . in the stopped position of the shiftable bolt ( 60 ), which is shown in fig7 the valve stem ( 67 ) was pushed back on its tapered top from the dosing rod , on which it was resting . because the air supply to the suction cup has been cut off by means of the nozzle ( 69 ), the vacuum could be maintained there , until the dosing wheel turned , allowing the valve stem ( 67 ) to come down from the dosing peg with its tapered top and to come into a stretched out position with the assistance of its bias spring , so that the reventilation valve closes , until the following dose rod comes to rest on the dose bar causing the valve to be again activated . fig1 shows the device , as it looks , after it has been removed from packaging before use . it consists of an outer chamber ( 11 ) with a central conical opening ( 79 ), which continues downwards into the firmly held cannula shaft . an inner portion ( 76 ), which expands downwards into the suction cup ( 4 ), surrounds the greater part of the cannula shaft . a supporting tube ( 75 ) slides into the inner portion ( 76 ) and extends beyond the rim of the suction cup ( 4 ). a lateral cross - groove ( 95 ) of the supporting tube ( 75 ) lies under a lateral boring ( 94 ) of the inner portion . an adhesive mass seals the space between said lateral boring and the wall of the inner portion . the membrane ( 38 ) is drawn in inside of the inner portion by vacuum in a ring - shaped manner and is covered by a strip of a membrane ( 96 ) which is adhesive on its lower side , in such a manner , that this strip of the membrane covers and seals a hole in the membrane ( 83 ) and the central conical opening ( 79 ) serving as a funnel . the membrane ( 96 ) continues into the free end ( 98 ). fig1 shows a device as in fig1 on which a syringe - holding groove ( 81 ) with the clip ends ( 99 ) and the headpiece , which is partially open , is so positioned , that an injection syringe , ready for use , comes to rest between the clip ends ( 99 ) with its cone over the conical opening ( 79 ). the supporting tube was lifted by pressure against the skin , which is indicated by the dotted line , so that the slanting slit of the supporting tube comes into position over the hole of the inner portion . an equalization of pressure between the suction cup and the inner portion , which originally had underpressure , is thus brought about , causing the skin to be raised , so that it is sucked tightly onto the rims of the suction cup and penetrates the point of the cannula shaft . the membrane ( 96 ) is pulled by its end ( 98 ) so far to the left , that the central conical opening is exposed . for the continuation of use , the syringe must be pushed downwards in the direction of the arrows within the clip ends , until the syringe cone lies firmly and air - tightly within the central conical opening . the injection is brought about in the standard manner by pressure on the syringe piston , which is not shown . an additional pull on the end ( 98 ) of the membrane ( 96 ) frees the hole ( 97 ) of the membrane ( 83 ), so that exterior air can flow through the inner portion ( 11 ) into the suction cup area . the skin thus drops back and releases itself from the point of the cannula and from the rim of the suction cup . the membrane strip ( 96 ) in a simplified variation , does not extend over the central conical opening . in this case , the syringe is already connected tightly to the device by means of the syringe cone inside the central conical opening , before the device is placed on the skin . a precondition for this is a certain amount of friction force between the syringe piston and cylinder , which prevents a movement of the piston and the influence of suction from the suction cup in the time before penetration of the cannula point into the skin . a support piece between the syringe piston and syringe cylinder , which is removed immediately before the emptying of the syringe , can also serve this purpose . the device can also be connected with the conical pipe of a medicine dosing device , as shown particularly clearly in fig1 of u . s . pat . no . 4 , 139 , 008 ( of feb . 13 , 1979 ) or in fig4 to 10 of the above described device . a partial view can be seen in a detail of fig2 shown from above . fig1 shows a cross - sectional side view enlarged in a ratio of 2 : 1 , a device as in fig1 . in addition , a boring ( 3 ) to the inner portion has been put into the central opening . no air can escape from this boring , as long as the syringe cone is sealed to the device . if this syringe cone is lifted after injection , the reventilation occurs . an additional channel ( 6 ) is useful , when a medicine dosing device is used , which is especially designed to give the predetermined dose of medicine when triggered by an impulse of negative pressure . for such usage , a reventilation boring ( 8 ) in the outer chamber can be of use as part of an automatic injector , when a role of adhesive tape , which seals the boring , is pulled back after the injection , so that air can enter through the reventilation boring . a cannula with an air - tightly sealed rubber sack is placed in fig1 into the channel ( 6 ). the sack was pushed by the syringe cone somewhat to the side , but it indicates by collapsing the influence of vacuum in the inner portion . polystyrene with little gas permeability is , for example , suitable as a material for the production of the device for suction injection . fig1 shows a variation of the protective mechanism against use of the device after exhaustion of the medicine supply . the tracing finger ( 72 ) is , as in fig5 directed against a hose ( 39 ). in its extension , the end of a bowden cable ( 116 ) is positioned , which activates a lever ( 56 ), the other end of which ( after the effect of tension resulting from the reduction of liquid pressure in the hose loop ) brings a blocking gear ( 117 ), which is positioned and secured against rotating on a square axis , into mesh with a gear of the revolution counter . the function of dosing is thus also blocked . fig1 shows a variation of the activation of the shiftable bolt ( 60 ) by means of a folding bellows ( 118 ). the shiftable bolt is extended into an elastic tongue with a cross - cam , into which the cross - cam of the magnet anchor , which can be brought back by means of the spring ( 121 ), grips . fig1 shows the same arrangement at the moment of activation of the folded bellows . the shiftable bolt has already been drawn back far enough for the dose peg ( 48 ), which was blocked by it , to move by . since the elastic tongue on the shiftable bolt moves away from the support in the housing , it also moves away from the cross - cam of the folded bellows , so that this cam moves past the cross - cam of the dose bar . during the returning movement , the wedge face on the cross - cam of the magnet permits a new hooking in behind the cross - cam of the dose bar in spite of the limited elasticity of the latter during the evading movement . fig1 shows a schematically simplified cross - sectional side - view of a medicine pressure bottle , the upper wall limitation of which is drawn in a so key - like manner into the folding bellows ( 131 ), that there is room in the key hole ( 122 ) for the bottle neck together with the hose ( 39 ) which is wrapped around the connection fitting ( 40 ). a hose clip ( 124 ) prevents medicine from entering into the tube . a longitudinally inserted channel with a side open to the folding bellows facilitates the flow of liquid out of the folds of the folding bellows . such a channel in the right wall is depicted as a depression in the bottle . fig1 shows in lateral cross - section a variation of the container , consisting of a less elastic outer container which is filled with pressurized gas . within it , there is a further membranous container with liquid , which empties solely into the hose ( 39 ), which is surrounded and sealed by an attaching plate ( 132 ). fig1 shows in sectional side view the gear of a revolution counter with a striking cam , which is blocked by a rod in a predetermined stage of the revolution . fig2 shows in schematic form an example using electric propulsion and electronic steering . the construction of the apparatus is to be understood as follows . between the covering plate ( 27 ) and the cross - beam ( 84 ) of the housing ( 1 ), there are the square shafts ( 185 , 186 ) in their bushings ( 87 , 88 , 89 , 90 ). the square shaft which is generally secured against falling out by clamp rings , is connected to the driving shaft of an electric motor ( 91 ), and this driving shaft is connected to a compressor ( 92 ). the first gear wheel ( 93 ) rests on the square shaft ( 85 ) and is carried along by it . the other gear wheels run on the bushings ( 94 , 88 ), except for the last gear wheel , which is connected to the square shaft ( 86 ) and transfers in a retarded manner the revolutions to the dosing wheels ( 16 , 95 ). this is done by means of a pinion ( 100 ), which is movable along the square shaft , and which is enmeshed in a bushing ( 102 ) with inner teeth by means of a plunger case ( 90 ), which simultaneously serves as a rest in the housing wall . the pinion is at this point fixed in this position by a detent pawl ( 101 ) which is engaged in a ring groove . the bushing ( 102 ) is firmly connected to the dosing wheel ( 16 ), which causes the dosing in the hose ( 39 ) to the corresponding cannula attachment pipe . a positioning of the pinion is shown , in which it is brought by means of tension on the plunger case under the influence of its bias spring . the pinion grips into the bushing with inner teeth of the dosing wheel ( 95 ) and transfers the dosing turning movement to the wheel and transfers the medicine through the corresponding tube to the other canula attachment cone within the suction cup ( 4 ). the centrifugal force regulator , the weight burdened swivel arms of which are pulled back by tension on the starting lever ( 103 ) from the prop of the cross beam ( 84 ), starts to function under the influence of the motor by means of the simultaneously activated electrical switch contact , driven by means of the square shaft ( 85 ). at the same time , the bushing , which is hollowed out in a pot - like manner , is movable along the wing arms of the square shaft and surrounds the attaching heads of the wing arms , is pushed to the left against its adjustable spring . this spring mechanism causes , shortly after the number of revolutions of the motor has been reduced by the turning off of the motor , a blocking of the rotation of the wing arms on the housing prop . the dosing occurs with control counting by the switch cam ( 105 ) by means of the electronic control unit ( 106 ). the sealed housing is connected to the suction cup by the channel ( 109 ) and has a reventilation nozzle ( 69 ). the starting lever ( 103 ) and the plunger case ( 90 ) are sealed to the housing by the folding bellows . there are contact rods ( 107 , 111 ) with connected springs next to the two cannula attachment cones . a further contact rod ( 112 ) is positioned between the cannula attachment cones and is activated by the skin which has been drawn up by vacuum . it can also be replaced by an extension tube , which continues into the hose ( 86 ) to the compressor and can serve as a sensor switch ( 129 ). three contact rods ( 113 ) for starting the motor are near the suction cup rim . the starting button is activated by a pull on the starting lever ( 103 ) as a contact on the housing wall . the choice of programming takes place by means of contacts , which are activated by means of the end positions of the plunger case ( 90 ). the batteries ( 130 ) are positioned in a special housing part . the electronic control unit ( 106 ) is next to the motor . fig2 shows a simplified electronic wiring diagram for this . the given voltage should be on the contact points which are designated 5 v , and the voltage of the gate - reset on the points designated r . individual wiring and diodes have been left out for the sake of simplicity and lucidity . after the switch for choice of program has been set for the dosing , the hand activation of the switch - reset causes a slow build - up of voltage 5 v on a condensor , in order to bring the switch into the zero - position . the bistable relays of b are for programs i or ii and can be manually switched by the program switch button . the pressure contact ( 107 ) or ( 111 ) is closed by the placing of the cannula on the cannula attachment cone and , in part c , compared for correspondence by means of the two and - gate ( 1 ) ttl sn 7408 and the exor - gate ttl sn 7486 . the circuit leads from there to the and - gate ( 2 ) ttl sn 7408 , which breaks the circuit to the compressor ( 92 ). if the and - gate on the suction cylinder is closed three times ( by positioning on the skin ), then the flip - flop switch tt1 sn 7474 turns the sucking compressor on by means of the transitor t ( 1 ). now underpressure is created in the suction cup by means of the hose ( 39 ). the skin is lifted in the suction cup and thus activates the contact rod and thus switches the nand - gate ttl sn 7400 from the position low to the position high . in part d of the dosing program , the pace motor for the dosing wheel ( 16 ) is switched from low to high by means of the nor - switch ttl nn 7402 through , depending on the position of the bistable relay , transistor ( 2 ) or transistor ( 2 &# 39 ;), when the bistable relay and the compressor have been turned on . the trigger cam contact ( 105 ) is activated by every revolution of the gear ( 115 ) and leads into the decimal counter ttl sn 7490 . the comparison of the counter with the preselection switch occurs by means of a exor - gate ttl sn 7486 with correspondingly arranged diodes in 4148 , until the flow of current has been switched at point e from high to low . the counter is set at the zero - position by low at e by means of the and - gate ( 4 ), but the flip - flop switch is flipped into rest position by means of and - gate ( 5 ), and the bistable relay is flipped into the other position by means of nand - switch ( 6 ). the transistor ( 3 ) and the switch - reset insure , that the bistable relay does not change its switch position because of the turning on and off of the device .
a suction injector , particularly for use with hypodermic injections , has a liquid container with a compartment containing pressurized gas , a hose to a cannula into a suction cup , which may be replaced after every use , consisting of an outer chamber with stored underpressure , which works , after a hole is opened by the shifting of supporting tube , moved by the pressure of skin pushing against this supporting tube . the underpressure of the suction cup starts a kind of spring driven roller pump provided with blocking dosing pegs for a multiple dosing choise . a valve for automatic reventilation is provided , as is a blocking and marking mechanism , relating to the emptying of the liquid supply , consisting of a taster finger , engaged in a hose loop , which frees the movement of a spring driven seivel arm against the skin and the suction cup , if the medicine supply is emptied . a revolution counter for the control of therapy is provided .