JP2012060535A - Portable electronic device - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide technology for disabling a lock of a belt clip to be released by attaching the belt clip attached on a battery to a main body.SOLUTION: A rail part 28 and a slide part 39 which are slidable to each other are formed respectively in a battery pack 3 and a belt hook 4. The rail part 28 of the battery pack 3 supports the slide part 39 of the belt hook 4 slidably. A hinge part 29 is provided in the battery pack 3 to have a belt hook lock claw part 31 to engage with the belt hook 4 and to regulate the slide movement of the slide part 39 against the rail part 28 by engaging the belt hook lock claw part 31 on the belt hook 4. A rib 16 is provided in a device main body 2 to unify the belt hook 4 and the battery pack 3 using a hinge part 29 and to restrain the distortion of the hinge part 29 while the battery pack 3 is attached on the device main body 2.

Description

  The present invention relates to a portable electronic device.

  As this type of technology, Patent Document 1 discloses a configuration including a portable transceiver, a belt clip member that can be attached to and detached from the back surface of the portable transceiver, and a cover for a battery housing portion. The belt clip member is attached to the back surface of the portable transceiver by fitting a slide portion formed on the front surface of the belt clip member to a rail portion formed on the back surface of the portable transceiver.

  Further, the rail portion is provided with a convex portion, and the slide portion is provided with a leaf spring that can be engaged with the convex portion. And in the state which attached the belt clip member to the portable transceiver, it is comprised so that the latching protrusion of a leaf | plate spring may engage with the convex part of a rail part. When removing the belt clip member, the tip of the leaf spring is pinched to release the engagement between the locking projection and the convex portion, and then the slide portion is slid.

JP 2005-214332 A

  The configuration of Patent Document 1 is advantageous in that the slide portion can be attached and detached with a simple operation.

  In the conventional example of the detachable belt clip technology, the lock mechanism by the engagement between the locking projection of the slide portion and the convex portion is used in a state where the lock can always be released. That is, in a state where the lock can always be released, the belt clip may be unintentionally released during actual use.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a technique that makes it impossible to unlock the belt clip by attaching a belt clip (hereinafter referred to as a belt hook) attached to a battery to the main body.

  According to an aspect of the present invention, a portable electronic device includes a device body, a battery-related component that is detachably attached to the device body, and a belt hook that is detachably attached to the battery-related component. The battery-related component and the belt hook are each formed with a rail portion and a slide portion that are slidable with respect to each other. The rail part of the battery-related part supports the slide part of the belt hook so as to be slidable. The battery-related component has a claw portion that is hooked on the belt hook, and an elastic member that can regulate sliding movement of the slide portion with respect to the rail portion by hooking the claw portion on the belt hook. . In the device body, the belt hook is integrated with the battery-related component using the elastic member, and the deformation suppressing unit suppresses deformation of the elastic member in a state where the battery-related component is attached to the device body. Is provided.

  Preferably, the deformation of the elastic member is a deformation of the elastic member in a direction in which the hook of the claw portion is released from the belt hook.

  Preferably, the deformation suppressing unit is disposed so that the deformation of the elastic member can be suppressed by attaching the battery-related component to the device main body.

  Preferably, the elastic member is configured by a leaf spring body that is a cantilever and the claw portion formed at a free end of the leaf spring body.

  Preferably, the battery-related component includes a battery main body and a battery housing that holds the battery main body.

  Preferably, the portable electronic device is a portable wireless device.

  According to the present invention, since the deformation of the elastic member of the battery-related component is prohibited in a state where the battery-related component is attached to the device main body, the battery-related component is unintentionally affected by the elastic member. The locking of the belt hook is not released. Further, since the deformation of the elastic member of the battery-related component is allowed in a state where the battery-related component is removed from the device main body, the belt hook is locked by the elastic member of the battery-related component without any problem. Can be released. Such a portable electronic device is completely new at the time of filing this application.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a portable wireless device. FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the portable wireless device viewed from another direction. 3A to 3C are exploded perspective views of the portable wireless device. FIG. 3A is a perspective view of the device main body. FIG. 3B is a perspective view of the battery pack. FIG. 3C is a perspective view of the belt hook. FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the device main body. FIGS. 5A to 5C are perspective views of the release lever viewed from different directions. FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the battery pack. FIG. 7 is a perspective view of the battery pack as seen from another direction. FIG. 8 is a partially enlarged perspective view of the battery pack. FIG. 9 is a perspective view of the belt hook. FIG. 10 is a perspective view of the belt hook as seen from another direction. FIG. 11 is a perspective view of the belt hook as seen from yet another direction. FIG. 12 is a diagram illustrating a state in which a belt hook is attached to the battery pack. FIG. 13 is a diagram illustrating a state in which the battery pack is attached to the apparatus main body. FIG. 14 is a diagram illustrating a state in which the battery pack is attached to the device main body. 15 is a partial cross-sectional view taken along line XV-XV in FIG.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

  As shown in FIG. 1 to FIG. 3C, the portable wireless device 1 includes a device main body 2, a battery pack 3 (battery-related parts), and a belt hook 4 as main components.

  As shown in FIG. 1, a speaker 5 is provided on the front surface 2 a of the device body 2. On the upper surface 2b of the apparatus main body 2, a volume knob 6 for adjusting the volume of output sound of the speaker 5, a channel knob 7 for channel switching, and an antenna terminal 8 for connecting an antenna (not shown) are provided. A press talk switch 9 for switching the state of the portable wireless device 1 from the voice reception state to the voice transmission state is provided on the side surface 2c of the device body 2.

  As shown in FIG. 2, a battery pack 3 and a belt hook 4 are attached to the back surface 2 d of the device body 2. The battery pack 3 can be attached to and detached from the back surface 2d of the device body 2 by operating a release lever 10 provided on the back surface 2d of the device body 2. The belt hook 4 is attached to the back surface 2 d of the device main body 2 via the battery pack 3. In other words, the belt hook 4 is attached to the battery pack 3. In the present embodiment, the belt hook 4 is configured to be detachable from the battery pack 3. 3A to 3C show the device main body 2, the battery pack 3, and the belt hook 4, respectively.

  Hereinafter, for convenience of explanation, “height direction”, “width direction”, and “thickness direction” are defined in FIG. The “height direction” is a direction parallel to the surface directions of the front surface 2a, the back surface 2d, and the side surface 2c of the portable wireless device 1 and orthogonal to the top surface 2b and the bottom surface 2e of the portable wireless device 1. is there. Of the “height direction”, the direction of viewing the bottom surface 2e from the top surface 2b is defined as “downward direction”, and the direction of viewing the top surface 2b from the bottom surface 2e is defined as “upward direction”. Similarly, the “width direction” is parallel to the surface directions of the front surface 2 a and the back surface 2 d, the top surface 2 b, and the bottom surface 2 e of the portable wireless device 1 and is orthogonal to the side surface 2 c of the portable wireless device 1. Direction. Of the “width direction”, a direction toward the center in the width direction of the portable wireless device 1 is referred to as “center proximity direction”, and a direction away from the center in the width direction of the portable wireless device 1 is referred to as “center separation direction”. The “thickness direction” is a direction parallel to the surface directions of the top surface 2b, the bottom surface 2e, and the side surface 2c of the portable wireless device 1 and orthogonal to the front surface 2a and the back surface 2d of the portable wireless device 1. . Of the “thickness direction”, the direction of viewing the front surface 2a from the back surface 2d is referred to as “forward direction”, and the direction of viewing the back surface 2d from the front surface 2a is referred to as “backward direction”. The various directions defined above are applied not only to the portable wireless device 1 but also to various components of the portable wireless device 1 in the assembled state as shown in FIG.

(Equipment body 2)
As shown in FIG. 4, the device main body 2 includes a speaker 5 (see FIG. 1), a main body housing 11, a volume knob 6, a channel knob 7, an antenna terminal 8, a press talk switch 9, and a release lever 10. And a control circuit (not shown).

  A battery housing groove 12 for housing the battery pack 3 is formed on the back surface 2 d of the main body housing 11. A pair of battery pack hooking claws 12 b are formed on the bottom wall portion 12 a of the battery housing groove 12. A release lever 10 is housed in the upper wall portion 12c of the battery housing groove 12 so as to be movable back and forth in the height direction. The release lever 10 is pushed downward by a compression coil spring 10a (see also FIG. 15), and is stationary at the lock position shown in FIG.

  The release lever 10 holds the battery pack 3 accommodated in the battery accommodating groove 12 so as not to be removed, and on the other hand, the holding is stopped so that the battery pack 3 can be detached from the battery accommodating groove 12 as necessary. Is for. The configuration of the release lever 10 will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. As shown in FIGS. 5A to 5C, the release lever 10 includes a slider 13, an operation part 14, a connecting part 15, a rib 16 (deformation suppressing part), and a spring holding part 17. Configured.

  The slider 13 is for limiting the relative movement of the release lever 10 with respect to the main body housing 11 in the height direction. The slider 13 includes a pair of parallel rods 18 and a release lever lock claw portion 19 as a connecting portion that connects the end portions in the downward direction of each rod 18. Each rod 18 is housed in a rod housing space formed in the main body housing 11 and extending in the height direction. A stopper 20 that restricts the downward movement of the release lever 10 relative to the main body housing 11 at a predetermined position is formed at the end portion of each rod 18 in the upward direction. The release lever lock claw portion 19 has a guide surface 19a and a lock surface 19b. The guide surface 19a faces an intermediate direction between the downward direction and the backward direction. The lock surface 19b faces in the forward direction.

  The operation unit 14 is for the user to easily move the release lever 10 in the upward direction against the spring force of the compression coil spring 10a (see FIG. 15). The operation unit 14 includes an operation unit main body 14a and an operation auxiliary unit 14b. The operation unit main body 14a can be in surface contact with the belly of the user's finger. The operation portion main body 14a is formed in a plate shape orthogonal to the front-rear direction. The operation assisting part 14b prevents the belly of the user's finger in surface contact with the operation part main body 14a from shifting in the upward direction with respect to the operation part main body 14a. The operation assisting part 14b is formed adjacent to the operation part main body 14a in the upward direction, and slightly protrudes in the backward direction.

  The connecting portion 15 connects and integrates the downward end portion 21 of the operation portion 14 and the release lever lock claw portion 19 of the slider 13.

  The rib 16 is formed so as to connect to the center in the width direction of the guide surface 19a of the release lever lock claw portion 19 and to protrude rearward. The rib 16 is smaller in the width direction than the release lever lock claw portion 19. The rib 16 is disposed at the center in the width direction of the release lever lock claw portion 19. On the end face in the rearward direction of the rib 16, a deflection regulating surface 22 orthogonal to the front-rear direction is formed. Further, the end face in the downward direction of the rib 16 is slightly rounded.

  The spring holding portion 17 is for holding a compression coil spring 10 a (see FIG. 15) for pushing the release lever 10 downward with respect to the main body housing 11. The spring holding portion 17 is connected to the center of the connecting portion 15 in the width direction and is formed to protrude upward. The compression coil spring 10 a (see FIG. 15) is held by the spring holding portion 17, while one end is in contact with the main body housing 11 and the other end is in contact with the connecting portion 15.

(Battery pack 3)
Next, the configuration of the battery pack 3 will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. The battery pack 3 is for supplying power to the device main body 2. As shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, the battery pack 3 includes a battery main body 23 such as a lithium ion secondary battery, and a battery housing 24 that holds the battery main body 23.

  As shown in FIG. 7, a pair of main body housing hooking claws 25 are formed at the end in the downward direction of the battery housing 24. Each main body housing hooking claw portion 25 is formed to protrude downward.

  As shown in FIG. 8, a belt hook attachment structure 26 and a battery pack lock claw portion 27 are formed at the end portion in the upward direction of the battery housing 24.

  The belt hook attachment structure 26 is for detachably attaching the belt hook 4 to the battery pack 3. The belt hook attachment structure 26 includes a pair of rail portions 28 and a hinge portion 29 (elastic member).

  Each rail portion 28 is for limiting the relative movement of the belt hook 4 with respect to the battery pack 3 in the height direction. Each rail portion 28 extends in the height direction, and is formed in a U-shape that opens in the central proximity direction in the plan view of the battery pack 3.

  The hinge part 29 is for restricting the movement of the belt hook 4 relative to the battery pack 3 in the upward direction at a predetermined position. The hinge portion 29 includes a leaf spring main body 30 and a belt hook lock claw portion 31 (claw portion). The leaf spring body 30 is a cantilever beam extending in the upward direction between the pair of rail portions 28. The belt hook lock claw portion 31 is formed at the free end of the leaf spring body 30. Specifically, the belt hook lock claw portion 31 is connected to the free end of the leaf spring main body 30 and is formed to protrude rearward. The belt hook lock claw portion 31 has a guide surface 31a and a lock surface 31b. The guide surface 31a faces the direction between the backward direction and the upward direction. The lock surface 31b faces downward.

  The belt hook attachment structure 26 further has an abutting surface 32. The abutting surface 32 regulates the movement of the belt hook 4 in the downward direction relative to the battery pack 3 at a predetermined position. The butting surface 32 is formed in the vicinity of the proximal end of the hinge portion 29.

  The battery pack lock claw portion 27 is for holding the battery pack 3 in the apparatus main body 2 in a state where the battery pack 3 is accommodated in the battery accommodating groove 12 in cooperation with the release lever 10. The battery pack lock claw portion 27 is formed so as to protrude upward and has a locked surface 33 that faces backward.

  Further, a partition wall portion 34 is formed between the battery pack lock claw portion 27 and the hinge portion 29. A notch 27 a and a notch 34 a are formed in the center of the battery pack lock claw portion 27 and the partition wall portion 34 in the width direction. The dimensions in the width direction of the notches 27a and 34a are set slightly larger than the dimensions in the width direction of the ribs 16 shown in FIG.

(Belt hook 4)
Next, the configuration of the belt hook 4 will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. The belt hook 4 is for hooking the portable wireless device 1 on the belt of the user. As shown in FIGS. 9 to 11, the belt hook 4 includes a slider 35, a hook 36, a torsion coil spring 37, and a shaft 38. By sandwiching the user's belt between the battery pack 3 and the belt hook 4, the portable wireless device 1 is supported by the user's belt.

  The slider 35 is an attachment for attaching the belt hook 4 to the battery pack 3. The slider 35 is configured to be slidable with respect to the rail portion 28 of the belt hook attachment structure 26 of the battery pack 3 shown in FIG. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 10, the slider 35 includes a pair of slide portions 39, a connecting portion 40 that connects the pair of slide portions 39, and a pair of shaft holding portions 41.

  The pair of slide portions 39 extend in the height direction in parallel with each other. Each slide portion 39 is formed in a U-shape that opens in the center separation direction in plan view.

  The connecting portion 40 has a locked surface 40a shown in FIG. 11 and a guide surface 40b shown in FIG. The locked surface 40a faces in the upward direction. On the other hand, the guide surface 40b faces an intermediate direction between the forward direction and the downward direction.

  The pair of shaft holding portions 41 is connected to the connecting portion 40 and is formed to protrude rearward from the connecting portion 40. As shown in FIG. 11, a bearing 42 to which the shaft 38 is fitted with a gap is formed at the tip of each shaft holding portion 41.

  The hook 36 is for sandwiching the user's belt with the battery pack 3. As shown in FIGS. 10 and 11, the hook 36 includes a hook body 43 and a pair of shaft support portions 44. The hook body 43 is inserted between the user's belt and work clothes. Each shaft support portion 44 is connected to an upward end portion of the hook main body 43 and is formed to project forward from the upward end portion of the hook main body 43. A shaft attachment hole 45 into which the shaft 38 is tightly fitted is formed at the tip of each shaft support portion 44.

  The torsion coil spring 37 is for pressing the hook 36 against the battery pack 3. The torsion coil spring 37 is accommodated between the pair of shaft holding portions 41 of the slider 35. The shaft 38 passes through the inside of the torsion coil spring 37. One end of the torsion coil spring 37 is fixed to the connecting portion 40 of the slider 35, and the other end is fixed to the hook main body 43 of the hook 36. Due to the presence of the torsion coil spring 37, the user's belt is firmly sandwiched between the battery pack 3 and the belt hook 4, thereby preventing the portable wireless device 1 from being pulled out of the user's belt in the upward direction.

(Installation procedure 1)
Next, a procedure for attaching the belt hook 4 to the battery pack 3 will be described. First, the slide portion 39 of the slider 35 of the belt hook 4 shown in FIG. 11 is fitted to each rail portion 28 of the belt hook attachment structure 26 of the battery pack 3 shown in FIG. 8, and the slider 35 is pushed downward. Go. Then, the guide surface 40b of the connecting portion 40 of the slider 35 of the belt hook 4 shown in FIG. 10 is physically connected to the belt hook lock claw portion 31 of the hinge portion 29 of the belt hook mounting structure 26 of the battery pack 3 shown in FIG. By the interference, the leaf spring body 30 of the hinge portion 29 of the belt hook attachment structure 26 of the battery pack 3 is temporarily bent in the forward direction.

  Continuously, the slider 35 is pushed downward until the slider 35 abuts against the abutting surface 32 of the belt hook attachment structure 26. Then, the belt hook lock claw portion 31 of the hinge portion 29 of the belt hook attachment structure 26 of the battery pack 3 shown in FIG. 8 gets over the connecting portion 40 of the slider 35 of the belt hook 4 shown in FIG. The lock surface 31b of the belt hook lock claw portion 31 faces the locked surface 40a of the connecting portion 40 in FIG. 11 in the height direction, and therefore, the upward movement of the belt hook 4 relative to the battery pack 3 is restricted. The The state at this time is shown in FIG.

(Installation procedure 2)
Next, a procedure for attaching the battery pack 3 to the device body 2 will be described. First, the state shown in FIG. 13 in which the main body housing hook claw portion 25 of the battery pack 3 shown in FIG. 7 is hooked on the pair of battery pack hook claws 12b of the battery housing groove 12 of the device main body 2 shown in FIG. To do. Next, the battery pack 3 is tilted toward the battery housing groove 12 of the device main body 2 while the main body housing hook claw portion 25 is hooked on the battery pack hook claw portion 12b. Then, the battery pack lock claw portion 27 of the battery pack 3 shown in FIG. 8 physically interferes with the guide surface 19a of the release lever lock claw portion 19 of the slider 13 of the release lever 10 shown in FIG. Thus, the release lever 10 retreats in the upward direction against the spring force of the compression coil spring 10a (see FIG. 15). When the battery pack 3 is continuously tilted toward the battery housing groove 12 of the device body 2, the release lever lock claw portion 19 of the slider 13 of the release lever 10 shown in FIG. 3, the release lever 10 returns to the above-described lock position shown in FIG. As a result, the lock surface 19b of the release lever lock claw portion 19 of the slider 13 of the battery pack 3 shown in FIG. 5C is relative to the locked surface 33 of the battery pack lock claw portion 27 of the battery pack 3 shown in FIG. Face up. Thereby, the battery pack 3 is held by the apparatus main body 2 as shown in FIG.

  FIG. 15 is a cross-sectional view taken along line XV-XV in FIG. In the state shown in FIG. 15, when some external force is applied to the belt hook 4, the locked surface 40 a of the connecting portion 40 of the slider 35 of the belt hook 4 becomes the lock surface of the belt hook locking claw portion 31 of the hinge portion 29 of the battery pack 3. 31b is strongly pressed, and depending on the degree of the pressing, the hinge portion 29 (leaf spring body 30) tends to be deformed so as to fall clockwise in FIG. The direction of deformation of the hinge portion 29 is a direction in which the belt hook lock claw portion 31 is not caught by the belt hook 4. On the other hand, in the present embodiment, in the state shown in FIG. 15, the bending restricting surface 22 of the rib 16 of the release lever 10 of the device main body 2 is connected to the tip 30 a of the leaf spring main body 30 of the hinge portion 29 of the battery pack 3. They face each other with a minute gap g interposed therebetween. Therefore, even if the leaf spring main body 30 of the hinge portion 29 of the belt hook attachment structure 26 of the battery pack 3 is to be deformed so as to fall clockwise, the distal end portion 30a of the leaf spring main body 30 is immediately applied to the release lever 10 of the device main body 2. Further deformation is restricted by physically interfering with the deflection regulating surface 22 of the rib 16.

(Removal procedure 1)
Next, a procedure for removing the battery pack 3 from the device body 2 will be described. In order to remove the battery pack 3 from the device body 2, first, in the state of FIG. 14, the release lever 10 is forcibly retracted in the upward direction, and then the battery pack 3 is removed from the device body 2 as shown in FIG. Pull apart. After that, the hook of the main body housing hook claw portion 25 of the battery pack 3 of FIG. 7 with respect to the battery pack hook claw portion 12b of the battery housing groove 12 of the device main body 2 of FIG.

(Removal procedure 2)
Next, a procedure for removing the belt hook 4 from the battery pack 3 will be described. In order to remove the belt hook 4 from the battery pack 3, first, in the state shown in FIG. 12, the belt hook lock claw portion 31 of the hinge portion 29 of the belt hook mounting structure 26 of the battery pack 3 is pushed down in the forward direction. The hook lock claw portion 31 is released from being caught on the connecting portion 40 of the slider 35 of the belt hook 4. Next, the belt hook 4 may be pulled out from the battery pack 3.

  Although the preferred embodiment of the present invention has been described above, the above embodiment has the following features in summary.

  The portable wireless device 1 (portable electronic device) includes a device main body 2, a battery pack 3 (battery-related part) that is detachably attached to the device main body 2, and a belt hook 4 that is detachably attached to the battery pack 3. It is equipped with. The battery pack 3 and the belt hook 4 are respectively formed with a rail portion 28 and a slide portion 39 that are slidable with respect to each other. The rail portion 28 of the battery pack 3 supports the slide portion 39 of the belt hook 4 so as to be slidable. The battery pack 3 has a belt hook lock claw portion 31 (claw portion) that is hooked on the belt hook 4. The belt hook lock claw portion 31 is hooked on the belt hook 4 to allow the slide portion 39 to slide relative to the rail portion 28. A restrictable hinge portion 29 (elastic member) is provided. Rib 16 (deformation suppression) that prevents deformation of the hinge portion 29 in the device main body 2 in a state where the belt hook 4 is integrated with the battery pack 3 using the hinge portion 29 and the battery pack 3 is attached to the device main body 2. Part).

  That is, when the battery pack 3 is attached to the device body 2 and the hinge portion 29 of the battery pack 3 is operated unintentionally, the hinge portion 29 of the battery pack 3 is deformed and the hinge of the battery pack 3 is deformed. There is a possibility that the locking of the belt hook 4 by the portion 29 may be released. On the other hand, according to the above configuration, even if the hinge part 29 of the battery pack 3 is unintentionally operated with the battery pack 3 attached to the device body 2, the hinge part 29 of the battery pack 3 is not operated. Since the deformation is prohibited, the retaining of the belt hook 4 by the hinge portion 29 of the battery pack 3 is not released.

  From another viewpoint, when an excessive external force acts on the belt hook 4 with the battery pack 3 attached to the device body 2, the hinge portion 29 of the battery pack 3 is deformed, and the hinge portion of the battery pack 3 is deformed. There is a possibility that the engagement of the belt hook 4 by 29 will be released. On the other hand, according to the above configuration, even when an excessive external force is applied to the belt hook 4 with the battery pack 3 attached to the device body 2, the deformation of the hinge portion 29 of the battery pack 3 is prohibited. Therefore, the latching of the belt hook 4 by the hinge portion 29 of the battery pack 3 is not released.

  Further, since the deformation of the hinge portion 29 of the battery pack 3 is allowed in a state where the battery pack 3 is detached from the device main body 2, the engagement of the belt hook 4 by the hinge portion 29 of the battery pack 3 is released without any problem. be able to. Such a portable wireless device 1 is completely new at the time of filing this application.

  In the above-described embodiment, the portable wireless device 1 is taken up as an example of the portable electronic device. However, for example, the same technical effect can be exerted for other portable electronic devices such as a mobile phone. it can.

  Moreover, in the said embodiment, although the rib 16 was provided in the release lever 10 of the apparatus main body 2, it is good also as providing the rib 16 in the main body housing 11 of the apparatus main body 2 instead.

  Moreover, the said deformation | transformation of the hinge part 29 is a deformation | transformation of the hinge part 29 in the direction which cancels | releases the hook of the belt hook lock nail | claw part 31 with respect to the belt hook 4, as shown in FIG.

  Moreover, the rib 16 is arrange | positioned so that a deformation | transformation of the hinge part 29 can be suppressed only by attaching the battery pack 3 to the apparatus main body 2, as shown in FIGS. According to the above configuration, it is not necessary to force the user to perform a special operation related to the rib 16.

  The hinge portion 29 includes a leaf spring body 30 that is a cantilever and a belt hook lock claw portion 31 that is formed at a distal end portion 30 a (free end) of the leaf spring body 30.

  The battery pack 3 includes a battery main body 23 and a battery housing 24 that holds the battery main body 23.

  In the above embodiment, the battery main body 23 and the battery housing 24 are integrated in advance before being assembled to the device main body 2, but instead the battery main body 23 and the battery housing 24 are integrated. You may assemble | attach to the apparatus main body 2 separately.

  Further, in the above embodiment, as shown in FIG. 15, the deformation of the hinge portion 29 can be restricted simply by providing the rib 16 without any special additional parts. Therefore, an increase in cost due to an increase in the number of parts is avoided.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Portable radio | wireless apparatus 2 Apparatus main body 3 Battery pack 4 Belt hook 10 Release lever 16 Rib 22 Deflection control surface 29 Hinge part 30 Leaf spring main body 31 Belt hook lock nail | claw part

Claims (6)

The device body,
Battery-related parts that are detachably attached to the device body;
A belt hook detachably attached to the battery-related component;
With
The battery-related component and the belt hook are each formed with a slidable rail portion and a slide portion. The rail-related portion of the battery-related component supports the slide portion of the belt hook so as to be slidable. ,
The battery-related component has a claw portion that is hooked on the belt hook, and an elastic member that can regulate the sliding movement of the slide portion with respect to the rail portion by hooking the claw portion on the belt hook is provided. ,
In the device body, the belt hook is integrated with the battery-related component using the elastic member, and the deformation suppressing unit suppresses deformation of the elastic member in a state where the battery-related component is attached to the device body. Is provided,
Portable electronic device. The portable electronic device according to claim 1,
The deformation of the elastic member is a deformation of the elastic member in a direction in which the hook of the claw part is released from the belt hook.
Portable electronic device. The portable electronic device according to claim 1 or 2,
The deformation suppressing portion is arranged so that the deformation of the elastic member can be suppressed by attaching the battery-related component to the device main body.
Portable electronic device. The portable electronic device according to any one of claims 1 to 3,
The elastic member is constituted by a leaf spring body that is a cantilever beam and the claw portion formed at a free end of the leaf spring body.
Portable electronic device. A portable electronic device according to any one of claims 1 to 4,
The battery-related component includes a battery body and a battery housing that holds the battery body.
Portable electronic device. The portable electronic device according to any one of claims 1 to 5, which is a portable wireless device.

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