DE2647097A1 - Telephone base with sliding drawer - has place for personal telephone directory, note pad and pencil - Google Patents

Abstract

The base (2) of a telephone (1) has two guide rails for a drawer (3). The drawer is used to store a personal telephone directory (4) and a pad of notepaper (5). The directory (4) is so arranged that the names of the persons or businesses are easily visible and are not obscured by the note pad (5). A recess (5a) is provided in the drawer (3) for a pencil so that notes can be made on the spot of the telephone call. The drawer can be held in both the open and shut positions by means of a spring catch or by a magnet fitted at each end of the drawer (2).

Description

"Integrated telephone directory"

Telephone directory for retrofitting to a telephone set Nowadays, apart from the normal, a separate telephone set also includes an official one and local telephone directory a telephone part @ e mervorverzeichnism by the telephone number of the most important customers, possibly with address, etc. are shown.

As a further requirement there should be the possibility of short @notes and dilutions on an @Notepad lying around in such a directory to be able to do.

The subscriber directories in the trade bezw. Telephone Directory only partially meet these requirements. In most cases it is next to the telephone set a separate telephone directory or what an essential one Improvement means that the telephone set is on such a telephone directory loosely set up. The corresponding disadvantages are obvious. It is given a much larger arrangement. When moving the telephone set all associated telephone registers, notepads etc. have to be implemented will. Whenever you are looking for a @ e @ rubbish @ eit or call a customer would like, for example, the telephone directory is missing, since one has the telephone possibly set up in another room. This costs time, @@ ger and annoyance.

The new invention is intended to remedy this over. It is provided here the telephone register housing with directory, notepad and writing facilities to be attached directly to the base of the telephone set. With the new facilities this is easily possible. The base surfaces are so large that without large Required space and without great difficulty such a directory of participants was added can be.

The list of participants with writing facilities and a notepad will be part of the telephone set. The benefits are great, all of which have been identified earlier There are no disadvantages. Telephone set and telephone directory are one unit. Business, Retail and private customers will have great advantages from this new invention. The extension does not result in any significant additional space requirement for the telephone set. Due to the harmonious adaptation to the base of the telephone set, the subscriber directory is not visible as a foreign body or disruptive element.

In the isometric view of Figure 1 is the telephone register housing (2) retrofitted to the base of the telephone set (1).

The manufacturer manufactures a telephone register housing that is and shape in each case precisely adapted to the base of the corresponding telephone set is. In this telephone directory housing are the subscriber directory and notepad at the same time and writing facilities. In the telephone register housing (2) a corresponding Cavity (6) provided. The drawer (3) is in this cavity (6) as required out or pushed in. In the drawer (3) there is now the option of storing an im Trade located telephone register resp. Participant directory (4) (possibly the telephone directory of the company Hansa-Technik GmbH., Hamburg). The telephone directory (4) can as soon as the drawer (3) is extended, to the front, towards the telephone subscriber, be pulled out. The customer and telephone number can be viewed on the register sheet will. Another great advantage is that in a modification of the conventional Telephone register (4) in the drawer (3) through this arrangement in the upper part, above the telephone register (4), for notes and writing facilities (5) and (5a) a cheaper one Space is provided. There is thus a much greater advantage because one is always ready to write with the notepad. At the same time the phone number can of a customer can be viewed. This is the case with the telephone registers commonly used in the trade not the case. Here you can either just take notes or just look at it Take the participant directory.

Figure 2 shows an alternative to Figure 1. In Figure 1 the drawer is pushed out or in to the side of the telephone system. With illustration 2 this process happens to the telephone subscriber. The further description applies exactly as in Figure 1.

Figures 3 and 4 show special individual details.

The Schibfach (3), in which the participant directory (4) is installed, is secured by a lock (14). The lock is activated by pressing the button (13) (14) repealed. The housing (3) can now over a sliding joint (21) so far from the Telephone register housing (2a) can be moved out until the edge (17) is on the edge (18) is firmly attached. The drawer (3) cannot fall out.

Only by removing the bottom of the telephone register housing (16) the entire compartment (3) can be removed. The lock (14) is through The compression spring (15) is held in the locked position.

For reasons of stability, a web (20) is cast into the drawer is required. In order to achieve a spring effect in the drawer (3) in the telephone register housing (2) respectively. (2a) four small magnets (19) glued in. These Magnets are to be glued in so that they repel each other. Once the lock (14) is canceled by pressing the button (13), the drawer (3) pops out so far the telephone base so that it can be mechanically pulled out further.

Figure 1a and 2a show the mounting options for the Telephone register housing shown on the base of the telephone set. It is provided on the surface (9) of the telephone register housing (2) a self-adhesive - Glue on the binder tape fastener (7) and (8), or similar tape, colored black. This binder-tape closure is provided with a protective film. The surface (9) of the telephone register housing (2) is exactly on the base (10) Telephone set (1) adapted. When retrofitting the telephone register housing (2) The telephone set (1) must first be attached to the protective film from the binding tape fastener (7) and (8) are deducted. Telephone set (1) and telephone register housing (2) are now matched exactly one above the other and firmly pressed together.

Both parts (1) and (2) now adhere to one another firmly and cannot slip.

The integration between the telephone set (1) and the telephone register housing (2) has taken place. Telephone set (1) and telephone register housing (2) sond thus one unity.

As an alternative, Figure 2a shows the connection option between telephone set (1) and telephone register housing (2) by means of a screw connection (11) and (12). Otherwise, the description as in Figure 1, 2 to 1a applies again.

It should be clear without a doubt that the facility described above a valuable resource and a great relief during phone calls, etc. represents. This helps save costs and avoids unnecessary loss of time Search actions for note and writing instruments @@ ifallen, important telephone numbers are to @and immediately, and what represents a major advance is integration the telephone directory to the base of the telephone set.

Claims (6)

Protection claims 1. Telephone directory, characterized in that this in eillem right angular respectively. square housing of approx. 2 - 5 cl. Height with rounded corners made of solid plastic or similar Material is built in. 2. Telephone register according to claim 1, characterized in that this Telephone register by means of a drawer in which Gelläuse is drawn in or out. 3. Telephone register according to claim 1, characterized in that the Spring action of the SChubfach via 2 magnets, which are to be attached so that they are repel each other takes place. 4. Telephone register according to claim 1, characterized in that the Upper part of the drawer intended to hold a notepad and writing implement is. 5. Telephone register according to claim 1, characterized in that for Fixed, non-slip connection between the telephone register housing that can be released at any time and telephone set on the surface portion of the telephone directory housing a tie-tape fastener or similar tape with protective film is firmly stuck on. 6. Telephone register according to claim 1, characterized in that z'r Fixed, non-slip connection between the telephone register housing that can be released at any time and telephone set on the surface part of the telephone register case, several screws are permanently installed.