JP2001318763A - Mouse for operating computer - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a mouse for computer operation for quickly performing a mouse operation and an input operation with ten keys without changing the position of a hand so much and for efficiently performing cursor movement and numeral input in the input work of the computer. SOLUTION: The ten keys are provided on the upper part of this mouse for computer operation for moving a cursor and performing input by a click switch by grasping an operation mouse main body and sliding it on a surface.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a mouse for operating a computer. More particularly, the present invention relates to an operation mouse for a computer in which the body of the operation mouse is grasped and slid on a surface to move the cursor so as to follow the movement of the operation mouse body and perform input by a click switch.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art The field of use of computers and the number of users are remarkably expanding, and personal computers (personal computers) are being used.
Have become widespread in ordinary households. Accompanying this, various types of information are obtained and shopping is performed using a personal computer, and the time to face the personal computer in order to take in, select, and input information is increasing. The operating means mainly consists of a keyboard and a mouse, but recently it is hoped that the numeric input operation can be performed at hand when using a mouse. Working near the office is increasing. The mouse is frequently operated to move the cursor, specify options, and perform other inputs, but as the operation becomes more frequent and the system speeds up, the usability of the mouse becomes increasingly important. In addition, the usability of the numeric keyboard has become an important issue. In other words, if the operability of the mouse or the numeric keypad is poor, it becomes difficult to use the personal computer itself, and tiredness tends to accumulate due to prolonged use of the personal computer.

In a keyboard of a conventional personal computer, numbers are arranged in a horizontal row. Some desktop-type keyboards have a numeric keyboard at the right end of the keyboard, but most of the notebook-type keyboards only have numbers arranged in a horizontal line at the top of the keyboard, which makes the efficiency of numeric input inefficient. . For this reason, in the notebook type, press the NUM key and
Instead of so-called numeric keys, numbers were entered. Recently, with the spread of Windows (registered trademark), the number of operations using a mouse has increased, and the numeric keypad input has been reduced in proportion to the total amount of input work. Anyway, as the operation becomes more frequent and the system speeds up, the numeric keyboard should be operated as close as possible to the mouse so that the input operation can be performed without moving the hand so much However, it is necessary from the viewpoint of work efficiency and reduction of the degree of fatigue.

[0004]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned circumstances, and a ten-key input can be performed by moving only a finger without changing the position of the hand itself with a mouse operation and an input operation using a ten key. An object of the present invention is to provide a mouse for computer operation that can perform mouse operation and number input efficiently.

[0005]

Means for Solving the Problems (1) A computer which grasps the main body of the operation mouse and slides on the surface to follow the movement of the main body of the operation mouse to move the cursor and input by a click switch. (2) a mouse for operation of a computer having a numeric keypad at the top of the mouse for operation of (2), wherein the function of sensing the movement by sliding on the surface is based on the rotation of a ball. (3) The mouse for operation of a computer according to (1), wherein the function of detecting the movement of the computer by sliding on the surface is an optical sensor. (4) a mechanism for intermittently detecting the movement of a computer by sliding the mouse on the surface; Preceding paragraph wherein (1) or (2)
A computer operation mouse according to any of the above,
(5) The computer operation mouse according to (3), further comprising a mechanism for intermittently intermitting an operation of sensing the movement by sliding on the surface.
(6) The mechanism described in (1) or (2) above, wherein the mechanism for interrupting the operation of sensing the movement by sliding on the surface controls the operation of the ball itself.
Or (4) a mouse for operating a computer according to any one of (4) and (7) a mechanism for intermitting an operation of detecting movement by sliding on a surface intermittently operates an electric circuit for transmitting a movement of a ball. (8) The operation mouse for operating a computer according to any one of (1), (2) and (4), wherein the operation is detected by sliding the mouse on the surface. (1) wherein the mechanism for intermittently intermittently operates is by intermittently connecting an electric circuit for transmitting information sensed by the optical sensor to the computer main body.
The mouse for operating a computer according to any one of (3) and (5). (9) The mechanism for interrupting the operation of detecting the movement by sliding on the surface is by interrupting the electric circuit of the light emitting unit or the light receiving unit so as not to be detected by the optical sensor. The mouse for operating a computer according to any one of the above items (1), (3) and (5).

[0006]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS FIG. 1 is a side view showing a first embodiment of a mouse for operating a computer according to the present invention. FIG. 1 shows an example of a mouse for operation of a computer in which the function of sensing movement by sliding on a surface is based on rotation of a ball. (FIG. 8 is a bottom view of FIG. 1 showing a first embodiment of an operation mouse for a computer according to the present invention.) In the figure, reference numeral 1 denotes an operation mouse main body;
A ball 2 is provided on the lower surface of the operation mouse body 1,
The upper surface has at least a left-click key 3 and a right-click key 4 for moving the cursor and inputting by following the rotational movement of the ball 2, and a numeric keypad 5 for inputting numbers. The operation mouse main body 1 and the computer main body are freely connected by a cable 6, and both circuits of a mouse function and a numeric keypad function are online (energized and connected) to the computer main body by the cable 6.

In using the mouse for operating the computer of the present invention, like the conventional mouse for operating a computer, the user grips the side portion of the operating mouse main body 1 and places the ball 2 down on the mouse pad or the like. Slide (move) up. Then, a click input operation is performed with the left click key 3 or the right click key 4 while looking at the display screen. When entering numbers, the user releases the mouse body 1 for operation, takes his / her finger to the numeric keypad section 5, operates the numeric keys, and inputs numbers. At this time, when the numeric keypad 5 is provided almost parallel to the lower surface of the ball 2 as shown in FIG. 1, the ball 2 is moved at all while the key of the numeric keypad 5 is operated with a finger. Since there is nothing, numbers can be input without being affected by the ball 2.

FIG. 2 is a top external view showing a second embodiment of a mouse for operating a computer according to the present invention.
FIG. 4 is an internal explanatory view when the operation mouse main body 1 of the present invention of FIG. 2 is sectioned in parallel to the lower surface. FIG.
4 shows the inside when the mouse is not used or used as a numeric keypad, and FIG. 4 shows the inside when the mouse is used. Here, FIGS. 3 and 4 illustrate the main parts for carrying out the present invention in a manner that is easy to understand, except for the parts necessary for the description, that is, the functions of the present invention with components that are usually attached to a conventional mouse. Something that is not directly related is not labeled and some are not depicted. In the figure, 1 is an operation mouse main body, 2 is a ball, 3 is a left click key,
4 is a right click key, 5 is a numeric keypad for inputting numbers, 6 is a cable, 7 is a finger lever, 8 is a spring, 9 is a lock bar, and 10 is an axis point.

In the second embodiment, when the numeric keypad 5 is used, a mouse operation is performed to prevent the ball 2 from moving and carelessly moving as a mouse (to prevent the cursor from moving). Surprisingly, when the operation mouse body 1 is touched with a hand, a mechanism for interrupting the operation of the ball is provided so that the operation of the ball itself can be controlled by fixing the ball 2. This is one embodiment.

When using the mouse for operation of the computer of the present invention, like the mouse for operation of a conventional computer, the side portion of the operation mouse body 1 is grasped, the ball 2 is turned down, and a mouse pad or the like is placed. Move up. Here, the point different from the conventional operation method is that when the mouse is operated, the thumb of the right hand is always used as the finger lever 7 in the operation mouse of the computer of the present invention shown in FIGS.
It is to hit. Then, while looking at the display screen, left click key 3 or right click key 4
Performs click input work with. When entering numbers, the user releases the mouse body 1 for operation and brings his / her finger to the numeric keypad unit 5 to operate each numeric keypad to enter numbers.

During these operations, the ball 2 is moved in the following manner.
The movement of is controlled. FIG. 4 shows FIG. 2 in use as a mouse.
1 shows the inside of a mouse for operating the computer of the present invention.
When the operation mouse body 1 is not touched with the hand, the lock bar 9 contacts the ball 2 and stops the movement of the ball 2 as shown in FIG. When the player touches the mouse pad, a gap is formed between the ball 2 and the lock bar 9 as shown in FIG. 4 and the ball 2 can be rolled freely and moved. Can be performed without any trouble. When the mouse operation is completed and the ten-key unit 5 is operated, the finger is separated from the finger contact lever 7, and the lock bar 9 comes into contact with the ball 2 again by the spring 8, so that the ball 2 is fixed. Thus, even if the operation mouse main body 1 is slightly moved while operating the keys of the numeric keypad 5, the cursor can be moved without any cursor movement and numbers can be input comfortably.

FIGS. 5 and 6 show a third embodiment. As in the second embodiment, when the ten key portion 5 is used, the ball 2 moves by any chance, and the ball 2 moves carelessly (the cursor moves). When not touching the operation mouse body 1 to operate the mouse, the ball 2 is fixed so that the operation of the ball itself can be controlled. This is an embodiment in which a mechanism for intermittently intermittently operating the ball is provided.

FIGS. 5 and 6 show a third embodiment of the operation mouse for a computer according to the present invention. FIG. 5 is an explanatory view of the inside when the operation mouse body 1 of the present invention is sectioned in parallel to the lower surface. It is a figure and shows an example of arrangement of each component when implementing a 3rd example. In the figure, 1 is an operation mouse main body, 2
Is a ball, 6 is a cable, 11 is a sensor, 12 is an amplifier, and 13 is an actuator. FIG. 6 is a conceptual diagram of the third embodiment, where A indicates the function of a sensor, B indicates the function of an amplifier, and C indicates the function of an actuator.

In using the mouse for operation of the computer of the present invention, like the mouse for operation of the conventional computer, the side portion of the operation mouse body 1 is grasped, and the ball 2 is turned down and the mouse pad or the like is turned down. Move up. Here, there is no particular difference from the conventional operation method,
A click input operation is performed with the left click key 3 or the right click key 4 while watching the display screen. Also, when entering numbers, release the hand from the operation mouse body 1,
Bring a finger to the numeric keypad unit 5 and operate the numeric keypad to input numbers.

During these operations, the ball 2 is formed in the following manner.
Is controlled. As shown in the conceptual diagram of FIG.
The information sensed by the sensor 11 is amplified to an appropriate size by the amplifier 12 of B, and the actuator 13 of C is operated. When the actuator 13 is a contact type,
For example, the rod pops out and presses the ball 2 directly. In the case of the non-contact type, for example, the metal put in the ball 2 controls the movement of the ball 2 by a magnetic force or the like from the actuator 13. become. In FIG. 5, the actuator rod 14 of the actuator 13 stops the movement of the ball 2 (the actuator 13 can be used with a control mechanism of any type of contact or non-contact with the ball 2, but in FIG. 5, it is easy to understand. However, when the operation mouse body 1 is touched by the hand, the sensor 11 detects the touch, and the actuator 13 withdraws the actuator rod 14 through the amplifier 12 and the ball 2 Work to create a mobile environment. As a result, the ball 2 can be freely rolled and moved, so that the mouse operation can be performed without hindrance by moving the mouse on the mouse pad. When the mouse operation is completed and the ten-key unit 5 is operated, since the hand is away from the operation mouse main body 1, the sensor 11 senses it and the actuator 13 is moved through the amplifier 12 to an environment where the ball 2 cannot be moved. Since the ball 2 works, the ball 2 is fixed, and even if the mouse body 1 for operation is slightly moved while operating the keys of the numeric keypad 5, the cursor does not move at all and the number can be input comfortably.

FIG. 7 is a conceptual diagram showing a fourth embodiment of a mouse for operating a computer according to the present invention. In the fourth embodiment, similarly to the second and third embodiments, when the ten-key part 5 is used, the ball 2 moves by any chance, and the careless movement of the mouse (so that the cursor does not move) is prevented. Surprisingly, when the operation mouse body 1 is touched with a hand to operate the mouse, it is an embodiment in which a mechanism for interrupting the operation of the ball 2 is provided. Rather than fixing the ball 2 to control the operation of the ball itself as in the third embodiment, a mechanism for interrupting the operation of the ball interrupts an electric circuit for transmitting the movement of the ball. FIG. 14 shows an embodiment in which the above is the case. That is, as shown in the figure, the information sensed by the sensor 11 of A is amplified to an appropriate size by the amplifier 12 of B, the circuit switch of D is operated, and the information of the movement from the ball 2 is not input to the personal computer body. To cut off the mouse line.

When using the mouse for operation of the computer of the present invention, like the conventional mouse for operation of a computer, the side of the operation mouse main body 1 is grasped, and the ball 2 is turned down so that the mouse pad or the like is turned down. Move up. Here, there is no particular difference from the conventional operation method, and a click input operation is performed with the left click key 3 or the right click key 4 while looking at the display screen. When entering numbers, the user releases the mouse body 1 for operation, takes his / her finger to the numeric keypad section 5, operates the numeric keys, and inputs numbers.

As described above, during these operations, the relationship between the movement of the ball 2 and the computer main body is controlled in the following manner. During operation as a mouse, the hand is touching the operation mouse main body 1, so that the sensor 11 of A detects it,
A circuit switch (not shown) is turned on (energized) through the amplifier 12 of B, and the movement of the ball 2 is directly online (energized) to the computer main body. Thus, the mouse operation can be performed. When operating the numeric keypad 5, since the hand is away from the operation mouse main body 1, the sensor 11 senses this, and the circuit switch is turned off (circuit cut off) through the amplifier 12 so that the computer is turned off. Since the movement of the ball 2 is off-line (disconnected) to the computer and is not transmitted to the computer, even if the mouse body 1 for operation slightly moves while operating the keys of the numeric keypad 5, the cursor does not move at all and it is comfortable. You can enter numbers.

In the embodiment, the circuit switch is turned on and off depending on whether or not the hand is touching the operation mouse main body 1. The circuit switch is turned on and off and the mouse side or By switching to the circuit on the numeric keypad side, more reliable operation can be performed.

Here, the sensor 11 used in implementing the computer operation mouse of the present invention will be described. In the embodiment, the sensor 11 is of a proximity relay type, but any type such as a photoelectric type, an electrostatic type, and a contact type can be used. Also, if an on / off switch that can be used with a light touch (which is combined with an on / off switch and a finger lever 7 as necessary to make it easier to press) is used instead of the sensor 11, the amplifier 12 can be used.
The present invention can be implemented without the need for. Similarly, various methods can be used for the shape and structure of the fingertip lever 7. In addition, the ten-key part can be freely designed as needed, irrespective of the number, shape, and function of the number of keys and functions. That is, a comprehensive mechanism,
The present invention is not limited by the embodiment in terms of appearance and the like.

FIG. 9 shows a fifth embodiment of the computer operation mouse of the present invention. The function of grasping the operation mouse of the computer and sliding the surface of the computer to detect the amount of movement of the operation mouse of the computer. FIG. 4 is a bottom external view showing an example of a mouse for operation of a computer in the case of using an optical sensor.

In the figure, reference numeral 1 denotes an operation mouse main body, and a light emitting section 16 and a light receiving section 1 are provided on a lower surface of the operation mouse main body 1.
Seven. Although not shown, at least the information obtained from the light receiving unit is provided on the upper part of the operation mouse main body 1 similarly to the operation mouse of the computer having the ball on the lower surface described above. Has a left click key 3 and a right click key 4, and a numeric keypad 5 for inputting numbers. The operation mouse main body 1 and the computer main body are freely connected by a cable 6 or the like (the cable 6 is unnecessary when connected to a computer by a cordless system).

In using the computer mouse of the fifth embodiment of the present invention, similarly to the conventional computer mouse, the side of the operation mouse body 1 is grasped, and the light emitting unit 16 and the light receiving unit 17 are provided. Slide (move) on a mouse pad or the like with the bottom side down. Then, a click input operation is performed with the left click key 3 or the right click key 4 while looking at the display screen. When entering numbers, the user releases the mouse body 1 for operation, takes his / her finger to the numeric keypad section 5, operates the numeric keys, and inputs numbers. At this time, if the numeric keypad 5 is provided almost parallel to the lower surface, the ball 2 is not moved at all while the key of the numeric keypad 5 is operated with a finger. You can enter numbers without receiving them.

FIG. 10 is an internal explanatory view when the operation mouse main body 1 of the present invention of FIG. 9 is stepped in parallel with the lower surface. The internal explanatory diagram shows an example of the inside of the operation mouse main body 1 of the present invention having an optical sensor, and in practice, an electronic, an electric circuit, an integrated circuit component 15 and others for working as an optical sensor, For example, the printed circuit board 18 and the like are necessary, but the components and arrangement may be of appropriate structures and forms, respectively. In order to explain the present invention as clearly as possible, symbols other than the main parts of the present invention, No name or the like is entered (the integrated circuit component 15 and the printed circuit board 18 are merely given as examples).

FIGS. 11 to 12 are diagrams relating to the sixth and seventh embodiments, FIG. 13 is a conceptual diagram of the sixth embodiment, and FIG.
It is a conceptual diagram of an Example. As in the second to fourth embodiments, when the numeric keypad 5 is used, the mouse body 1 moves by any chance, and the movement is detected by the optical sensor unit. So as not to)
Surprisingly, when the user touches the operation mouse body 1 to operate the mouse, the information line is interrupted so that the information obtained from the optical sensor does not enter the computer body. It is an example.

FIG. 11 is a top external view of an embodiment of the operating mouse body 1 of the present invention having an optical sensor section on the lower surface, which can be used in either of the sixth and seventh embodiments.
FIG. 12 is an internal explanatory view when the operation mouse main body 1 is sectioned in parallel to a lower surface.

FIG. 13 is a conceptual diagram showing the sixth embodiment.
In the sixth embodiment, as shown in the conceptual diagram, a mechanism for electrically connecting and disconnecting circuits is provided, and information detected by the sensors 11 (the finger sensor light emitting unit 11-1 and the finger sensor light receiving unit 11-2) is appropriately applied. It is amplified by the amplifier unit 12 to an appropriate size, the circuit switch of D is operated, and the information from the optical sensor (the light emitting unit 16 and the light receiving unit 17), which is the original mouse function, is prevented from entering the computer body or connected. Disconnect the mouse line.

FIG. 14 is a conceptual diagram showing the seventh embodiment.
The seventh embodiment is a mechanism for electrically intermittently connecting a circuit as in the sixth embodiment, but differs from the sixth embodiment only in the mechanism of the sensor 11 (the finger sensor light emitting unit 11-1, the finger sensor light receiving unit 11). -2) amplifies the information sensed by the amplifier unit 12 to an appropriate size, activates the circuit switch D, and emits the light emitting unit 16 or the light receiving unit 17 of the optical sensor originally intended for the mouse function.
Is to intermittently function. When using the numeric keypad 5, the optical sensor (the light emitting unit 16, the light receiving unit 1) should be used.
7) works, so that when not touching the operation mouse main body 1 to operate the mouse, the operation of the optical sensor is unexpectedly prevented so that the mouse does not inadvertently move (so that the cursor does not move). 5 is an embodiment of a mechanism for blocking and preventing movement of a cursor.

In the figure, 1 is an operation mouse main body, 3 is a left click key, 4 is a right click key, 5 is a numeric keypad, 6 is a cable, 11 is a sensor, 11-1 is a finger sensor light emitting unit, 11-2. Is a finger sensor light receiving portion, 15 is an integrated circuit component, 16 is a light emitting portion, 17 is a light receiving portion, and 18 is a printed circuit board (an amplifier of the sensor 11 is not necessary as a shape depending on the capability and the circuit of the light receiving portion 17. In FIG. 12 and FIG. 12, it is treated as included in any part on the printed circuit board 18 and is not particularly illustrated), and 19 is a finger sensor hole.

In using the mouse for operation of the computer according to the sixth embodiment of the present invention, the light emitting section 16 and the light receiving section 17 are gripped by the side portion of the operation mouse body 1 like the conventional computer operation mouse. With the bottom of the panel down, slide (move) on a mouse pad or the like.
Here, there is no particular difference from the conventional operation method. However, as shown in FIG. 12, the operation method is not a sensor 11 (proximity relay type) shown in FIG. This is an example in which an infrared type optical sensor, a finger sensor light emitting unit 11-1, and a finger sensor light receiving unit 11-2) are used, and this is an example in which the thumb can be sensed when approaching the X position. When grasping the side portion of the main body 1, it is important to grasp the thumb so that the thumb comes to the X position. The user performs a click input operation with the left click key 3 or the right click key 4 while sliding (moving) and watching the display screen. When entering numbers, the user releases the mouse body 1 for operation, takes his / her finger to the numeric keypad section 5, operates the numeric keys, and inputs numbers.

During these operations, the relationship between the original movement of the mouse and the computer body is controlled in the following manner. During operation as a mouse, since the thumb touches the position of X of the operation mouse main body 1, the finger sensor light receiving section 11-2 of the sensor 11 (the finger sensor light emitting section 11-1, the finger sensor light receiving section 11-2). Senses this, turns on (energizes) the circuit switch (not shown) through the amplifier 12 of B,
The information from the optical sensors (the light-emitting unit 16 and the light-receiving unit 17) is directly online (energized) to the computer main body. Thus, the mouse operation can be performed. When the ten-key unit 5 is operated, the hand (finger) is away from the operation mouse main body 1, and the finger of the sensor 11 (finger sensor light emitting unit 11-1, finger sensor light receiving unit 11-2) is used. The sensor light receiving section 11-2 senses this, turns off the circuit switch (circuit cutoff) through the amplifier 12, and sends information from the light sensor (light emitting section 16 and light receiving section 17) to the computer main body off-line (disconnected). Since the information is not transmitted to the computer, even if the operation mouse main body 1 is slightly moved while operating the keys of the numeric keypad 5, the cursor does not move at all and the number can be input comfortably.

The sixth embodiment and the seventh embodiment are almost the same in terms of operation, and the seventh embodiment differs from the sixth embodiment in the mechanism for electrically connecting and disconnecting the circuit. Sensor 1
1 (finger sensor light emitting section 11-1, finger sensor light receiving section 11
-2) amplifies the information sensed by the amplifier unit 12 to an appropriate size, activates the circuit switch D, and interrupts the function of the light emitting unit 16 or the light receiving unit 17 of the optical sensor. That is, since the function itself as the optical sensor is interrupted, the original function of the mouse is completely cut off at the time of operation with the numeric keypad section 5.

In the embodiment, whether or not a hand (thumb in FIGS. 11 and 12) is touching the operation mouse main body 1 is determined.
Although the circuit switch is turned on and off, the circuit switch can be switched on and off and switched to the mouse or numeric keypad circuit so that more reliable operation can be performed. become.

Here, in implementing the operation mouse of the computer of the present invention, a computer which performs input by a click switch by moving the cursor following the movement of the operation mouse body by sliding on the surface. Mouse for operation ". Any operation mouse that can read the amount of movement when the operation mouse is grasped and slid (moved) on the surface may be used, and the ball 2 that is currently in practical use senses the amount of movement. , An optical sensor (light-emitting unit 16 and light-receiving unit 17), which has not been put to practical use yet, uses a slide (moving) type operation mouse having a sensor that applies a charge amount, inertia, and the like. It is also possible.

In addition, a sensor 11 used to detect whether a hand (finger or the like) is touching the operation mouse main body 1 will be described. As described above, the sensor 11 may be of any type such as a photoelectric type, an electrostatic type, a contact type, and an ultrasonic type. For example, there are various types such as a photoelectric type as shown in FIG. like,
There are various types such as an electrostatic type and a contact type, but in practicing the present invention, any structure (mechanism) that can be used as a sensor can be used.
In addition, if an on / off switch that can be used with a light touch (combined with an on / off switch and a finger lever 7 as necessary to make it easier to press) is used instead of the sensor 11, the present invention can be implemented without the need for the amplifier 12. .
Similarly, various methods can be used for the shape and structure. In addition, the ten-key part can be freely increased or designed as necessary, regardless of the number, shape, and function of the number of keys, functions, and the like shown in the figure. That is, the present invention is not limited to the embodiments in terms of overall mechanism, appearance, and the like.

[0036]

According to the present invention, since the mouse operation and the ten-key operation can be performed almost by moving the finger without moving the hand, the work is quick, and even when performing the alternate work, the operation can be returned without any time. It is easy to work because it is started, and you do not need to change the position of your hands, so you do not get tired (eyes,
Hand, wrist, etc.), and because it is integrated, it takes up little space and is convenient to carry. The desktop type personal computer can be effectively used on a narrow desk, and is particularly effective when used in vehicles such as a notebook type personal computer and a mobile. The shape can be freely designed, so it is versatile.

[0037]

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a side external view of a first embodiment of an operation mouse according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a top external view of a second embodiment of the operation mouse according to the present invention.

FIG. 3 is an internal explanatory view of a second embodiment of the operation mouse according to the present invention.

FIG. 4 is an internal explanatory diagram of a second embodiment of the operating mouse according to the present invention.

FIG. 5 is an internal explanatory view of a third embodiment of the operation mouse according to the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a conceptual diagram of a third embodiment of the operation mouse according to the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a conceptual diagram of a fourth embodiment of the operating mouse according to the present invention.

FIG. 8 is a bottom external view of the first embodiment of the operation mouse according to the present invention.

FIG. 9 is a bottom external view of a fifth embodiment of the operation mouse according to the present invention.

FIG. 10 is an internal explanatory diagram of a fifth embodiment of the operation mouse according to the present invention.

FIG. 11 is a top external view of sixth and seventh embodiments of the operation mouse according to the present invention.

FIG. 12 is an internal explanatory diagram of sixth and seventh embodiments of the operation mouse according to the present invention.

FIG. 13 is a conceptual diagram of a sixth embodiment of the operation mouse according to the present invention.

FIG. 14 is a conceptual diagram of a seventh embodiment of the operation mouse according to the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 is an operation mouse body 2 is a ball 3 is a left click key 4 is a right click key 5 is a numeric keypad 6 is a cable 7 is a finger holding lever 8 is a spring 9 is a lock bar 10 is an axis point 11 is a sensor 11-1 is a finger Sensor light emitting unit 11-2 is a finger sensor light receiving unit 12 is an amplifier 13 is an actuator 14 is an actuator rod 15 is an integrated circuit component 16 is a light emitting unit 17 is a light receiving unit 18 is a printed circuit board 19 is a finger sensor hole

Claims (9)

[Claims] 1. An operation mouse for a computer in which a cursor is moved by following a movement of the operation mouse body by gripping a body of the operation mouse and sliding on a surface, and an input is performed by a click switch. A computer operating mouse having a numeric keypad. 2. The mouse for operating a computer according to claim 1, wherein the function of sensing the movement by sliding on a surface is based on the rotation of a ball. 3. The computer operating mouse according to claim 1, wherein the function of sensing the movement by sliding on a surface is based on an optical sensor. 4. The mouse for operating a computer according to claim 1, further comprising a mechanism for intermittently intermitting an operation of sensing movement by sliding on a surface. 5. The computer operating mouse according to claim 3, further comprising a mechanism for intermittently intermitting an operation of sensing the movement by sliding on a surface. 6. A mechanism for interrupting an operation of detecting movement by sliding on a surface controls the operation of the ball itself.
The mouse for operating the computer according to 2 or 4. 7. A mechanism for interrupting an operation of sensing a movement by sliding on a surface by interrupting an electric circuit for transmitting a movement of a ball. The mouse for operating the computer according to any one of 2 and 4. 8. A mechanism for interrupting an operation of detecting movement by sliding on a surface is by interrupting an electric circuit for transmitting information sensed by an optical sensor to a computer main body. The mouse for operating a computer according to any one of claims 1, 3 and 5, wherein: 9. A mechanism for interrupting an operation of detecting a movement by sliding on a surface by interrupting an electric circuit of a light emitting unit or a light receiving unit so as not to be detected by an optical sensor. The mouse for operating a computer according to any one of claims 1, 3, and 5, wherein: