JPS61196283A - Audio vidual publicization apparatus - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] <Industrial Application Field> The present invention relates to an audio-visual advertising device that appeals to the visual and auditory senses of consumers, and particularly to an audio-visual advertising device that automatically synchronizes visual and auditory advertising media. It is easy to make
Regarding devices that can be used for

<Prior Art and Problems to be Solved> Conventionally, various audio-visual advertising devices have been developed with attention paid to their great advertising power.

However, many conventional devices of this type are mechanically large-scale, and the electrical configuration for synchronizing the advertising display content and audio is cumbersome, making them unsuitable for simple advertising at stores, for example. It had become a thing. For this reason, when attempting to carry out audio-visual advertising at a storefront, if there is no one present, the display device and the voice device must be activated separately, making it impossible to carry out effective advertising. If you wanted to synchronize the content, you had to rely on humans.

<Means for Solving the Problems> In order to solve the above-mentioned conventional problems, the audio/visual advertising device according to the present invention has a rotatable display body with twelve or more product displays, and a The two requirements are to record product explanations, music, etc. that correspond to the product display, and to have a playable stereo tape on the other side recording a rotation signal that controls the rotation of the display body in synchronization with the product display. This system automatically synchronizes the displayed content and the voiced content and makes it possible to carry out advertisements.

<Example> Hereinafter, an example of the present invention will be described based on the drawings. 1st
Although the figures to FIG. 3 show one embodiment of the present invention, this embodiment is merely an embodiment, and the present invention is not limited to the shape, structure, size, etc. of the illustrated example.

Figure iE1 is a perspective view showing a schematic configuration of an embodiment of the present invention, in which 1 is an advertising display device, 2 is a stereo cassette tape recorder (hereinafter simply referred to as a tape recorder), and 3
4 is a panel channel signal generator (hereinafter simply referred to as C8G), and 4 is an external input means exemplified by a recording microphone.

The advertisement display device 1 has a display body 6 having a plurality of product displays A mounted in a case 5 so as to be rotatable. A display window 7 is opened in the case 5, and one display section 8a of the display body 6 faces the outside from there. In the illustrated example, the display window 7 is a fan-shaped book with an opening angle of 70 to 80 degrees, and the display body 6 is also provided with display portions 8a to 8d divided into four correspondingly. Note that although this display body 6 is rotated by a motor 9, illustration thereof is omitted in FIG. Furthermore, the display contents of the display sections 8a to 8d are not only flat items such as pictures and four-pins, but also actual items.

Many types of books can be used, including three-dimensional objects such as models. Of course, it is also possible to use a mixture of planar and three-dimensional ones.

The tape recorder 2 may be a known or commercially available tape recorder as long as it can perform stereo recording and playback, and no special specifications are required. Of course, you can use an oven reel instead of a cassette or tray.

C8G 3 has the configuration shown in Figure 2, with an external input such as microphone 4 connected to the left output terminal, and a variable resistor R for adjusting the signal level of capacitor C9 connected to the right output terminal R. Connected to the output of NAND (NAND) 10. NA
The two inputs of the ND gate lO have a counter 11 to -10,000.
．． The output of the oscillator 12 is connected to the other end. The counter 11 can output a signal indicating the display sections 8a to 8d of the display body 6 by operating the channel set switch 19. In the illustrated example, the output of the oscillator 12 has a duty of 50 Hz and a frequency of 4.55 KHz, but the output is not limited thereto. The oscillator 12 is connected to a one-pulse generating circuit 13 and a start switch 14 for operating the pulse generating circuit 13. Further, the oscillator 12 inputs another output to the reset input of the counter 11 via the adjust set changeover switch 15.

When this C8G3 is connected to the external input terminal of the tape recorder 2, explanations, music, etc. corresponding to the contents of the display sections 8a to 8d of the display body 6 are recorded on one track of the stereo tape. The other track contains a rotation signal that controls the rotation of the display 6, that is, a channel set switch 1.
It is possible to record signals defined by 2.

FIG. fa3 shows a drive control circuit for the display body 6 provided in the advertisement display device 1. As shown in FIG. The panel channel encoder 16 includes a means for detecting rotational position, such as a hole.

A display body 6 with grooves etc. and a predetermined number of light emitting diodes) 17
And a corresponding number of phototransistors 18, as a panel channel encoder,
The present invention is not limited to the illustrated example as long as the rotational position can be detected. The phototransistor 18/fi is connected to a Schmitt circuit 20 for waveform shaping, and the Schmitt circuit 20 sends a digital signal A (from each digit of AO, AI, A2, A3) indicating the rotational position of the display body 6 to a comparator 21. ) is output.

On the other hand, the output of the tape recorder 2 is input to a waveform shaping Schmitt circuit 23 via a cassette interface 22, and the output of this Schmitt circuit 23 is input to a decimal counter 2.
4, the digital signal B (consisting of digits BO, Bl, B2 and B3) is outputted to the comparator 21. Further, the Schmitt circuit 23 is configured to send a start signal to the timer 25, and the timer 25 produces an output for a predetermined period of time (for example, 6.5 seconds).

The output of this timer 24 and the output from the comparator 21 are input to the KNAND gate 26. A motor 9Fi that rotates the display 6, a coil 26
The coil 26a is supplied with the 'wL source via a relay 27 which is opened and closed by the coil 26a, and rotates when the transistor 27 connected to the K collector is OFF. That is, when the signals A and B match in the comparator 21, the NAND
produces an output to gate 26 and also to tape recorder 2.
The rotation signal indicating different product display by rotating is the timer 25.
When the output from the NAND gate 26 turns on the transistor 27, the coil 26a is energized, the relay 28 is turned off, and the motor 9 is stopped.

Note that the timer 25 is connected to the panel channel encoder 16.
This can be used when the output of the tape recorder 2 and the output of the tape recorder 2 do not match for a long time due to tampering with the display 6, or when attempting to return to the initial state after a predetermined period of time. Therefore, it is also possible to configure the circuit without using the timer 25.

Next, how to use the device of this embodiment will be explained step by step.

First, connect the C8G3 to the microphone input of the tape recorder 2, and connect the microphone 4 to the C8G3. Then, turn on the power to the C803, and turn on the C3G30 channel set switch 12.
Set the AI signal on the counter 11 by operating .

Next, the recording button of the tape recorder 2 is pressed to activate it, the start switch 14 of the C8G3 is pressed to output the signal of the column 1 as a rotation signal, and the switch of the microphone 4 is turned on to record audio. When the product explanation corresponding to the rotation signal AI is finished, switch 1 of microphone 4 is turned OFF. - to do. For the rotation signal A2 and subsequent rotation signals, input operations similar to those described above are performed.

When the tape produced in this manner is to be played back to explain the product, the tape recorder 2 is connected via the cassette interface 22 of the advertising display device l, and simply by playing the tape, the display body 6 is automatically turned on. It rotates to a predetermined position and stops, and the tape recorder 2 gives a corresponding explanation. If the counter number is correct when recording the product description, there will be no malfunctions such as the description not matching the product display.

<Effects of the Invention> Since the audio/visual advertising device according to the present invention is as described above, it is possible to carry out advertising by automatically synchronizing the displayed content and the uttered content, etc. with a simple device that does not malfunction. This has the great effect of making it possible.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a circuit diagram showing a specific example of a channel signal generator, and FIG. 3 is an example of a circuit diagram for controlling the rotation of a display body. show. l... Advertisement display device 2... Stereo cassette tape recorder 3... Panel channel signal generator (C8G) 4... Microphone
6...Display bodies 8a to 8d...Display section

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] An audio/visual advertising device comprising the following requirements. (a) Having a rotatable display body with two or more product displays. (b) On one side, product explanations, music, etc. corresponding to the product display are recorded, and on the other side, a stereo tape is recorded that controls the rotation of the display in synchronization with the product display.A stereo tape can be freely played back. Be prepared.