JP2016214054A - Charging storage device for electronic apparatus - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a charging storage device for an electronic apparatus which stores an electronic apparatus and improves maintenance management ability and usability when charging the electronic apparatus in a storage state.SOLUTION: A charging storage device (101) for an electronic apparatus is used to store an electronic apparatus (901) includes: a housing (111) of the charging storage device for the electronic apparatus; an electronic apparatus storage part (113) which is provided at a part in the housing (111) to store the electronic apparatus (901); a charging device storage part (115) which is provided at another part in the housing (111) to store charging devices for charging the electronic apparatus (901) with an AC power supply; and a feeder cable through hole (117) which is provided at a boundary between the electronic apparatus storage part (113) and the charging device storage part (115) to pass a feeder cable used to charge the electronic apparatus (901) with the charging devices and included in the charging devices.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 7

Description

  The present invention relates to a charge storage device for an electronic device that stores the electronic device and charges the electronic device while it is stored, and particularly stores a tablet type personal computer (hereinafter referred to as “tablet type PC”). Moreover, it is related with the charge storage apparatus for electronic devices which charges in the state which has stored it.

  In recent years, tablet PCs are being used in school classes and the like. Since the tablet PC is used in the classroom by each student, for example, it is necessary to manage the tablet PC of all the students in the class in the class.

  Because tablet PCs are used at school, due to management problems, there is a charge storage device for electronic devices that stores tablet PCs for all students in the class and charges them while they are stored. Necessary.

  Here, for example, Non-Patent Document 1 discloses a conventional charge storage device for electronic equipment.

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  However, this conventional charge storage device for electronic equipment has the following problems.

  Since anyone can freely touch the charging device such as the AC adapter mounted on the upper rack when the door is opened, maintenance management of the charging device is difficult.

  Moreover, since the inside cannot be seen from the outside when the door is closed, it is difficult to grasp the storage state of the electronic device in the electronic device charge storage device unless the door is opened.

  Furthermore, an AC tap connected to an AC plug by an AC cable is attached to the back side of the electronic device charging storage device, and charging equipment such as an AC plug is connected to the AC tap. It is difficult to confirm the state of charge of the electronic device unless it is confirmed by the charging devices or the electronic device itself.

  Then, an object of this invention is to provide the charge storage apparatus for electronic devices which solved said subject.

According to the present invention,
A storage device for electronic equipment for storing electronic equipment,
A housing of the electronic device charging storage device;
An electronic device storage unit provided in a part of the housing for storing the electronic device;
A charging device storage unit provided in another part of the housing for storing charging devices for charging the electronic device with an AC power source;
A front main opening for taking in and out the electronic device from the front of the electronic device charging storage device;
An openable front door for closing the front main opening;
With
The electronic device having a configuration in which the front door has a configuration capable of confirming from outside whether or not the electronic device is stored in the electronic device storage unit when the front door is closed. A charge storage device is provided.

According to the present invention,
A charge storage device for electronic equipment as described above,
A display unit for displaying a charging state of the electronic device;
In the state where the front door is closed, the front door has a configuration in which the display by the display unit can be confirmed from the outside.

According to the present invention,
A charge storage device for electronic equipment as described above,
An electronic device charge storage device is provided, wherein the front door is provided with a storage mechanism for opening the front door so as to be stored inside the electronic device charge storage device.

According to the present invention,
A charge storage device for electronic equipment as described above,
Feeding line for power supply line provided at the boundary between the electronic device storage unit and the charging device storage unit for passing the power supply line included in the charging device for charging the electronic device with the charging device. A hole,
For the power supply line, the power supply line that has come out of the power supply line through-hole to the charging device storage unit can be connected to or removed from the electronic device by an operation from the front of the housing. The through hole is disposed near the front main opening, and a charging storage device for electronic equipment is provided.

According to the present invention,
A charge storage device for electronic equipment as described above,
A charging storage device for electronic equipment is provided, further comprising a clip for clipping the power supply line in the vicinity of the through hole for the power supply line.

According to the present invention,
A charge storage device for electronic equipment as described above,
An AC outlet for inserting an AC plug included in the charging device;
A front sub-opening for allowing an AC plug included in the charging device to be inserted into the AC outlet from the front of the housing;
A removable front lid for closing the front sub-opening;
Further comprising
The AC outlet is provided in front of the charging device storage unit, and the AC outlet has the front sub-portion as viewed from the front of the casing in a state where the front cover is not attached to the front sub-opening portion. A charging storage device for electronic equipment is provided, wherein the surface of the AC outlet facing the AC plug is diagonally forward and upward, and is exposed from the opening.

According to the present invention,
A charge storage device for electronic equipment as described above,
A charging storage device for electronic equipment is provided, further comprising a rear opening for taking in and out the charging equipment from and behind the charging storage device for electronic equipment.

According to the present invention,
A charge storage device for electronic equipment as described above,
A charge storage device for electronic equipment is further provided, further comprising a removable rear cover for closing the rear opening.

According to the present invention,
A charge storage device for electronic equipment as described above,
The AC adapter holder is connected to the charging device so that an AC adapter included in the charging device can be placed on the AC adapter holder through the rear opening from the rear of the electronic device charging storage device. A charging storage device for electronic equipment is provided, which is provided at the rear of the class storage unit.

According to the present invention,
A charge storage device for electronic equipment as described above,
There is provided a charging storage device for electronic equipment, wherein a clamp for fixing the AC adapter to the AC adapter holder or preventing the AC adapter from toppling is formed on the AC adapter holder.

According to the present invention,
A charge storage device for electronic equipment as described above,
There is provided a charging storage device for electronic equipment, wherein a second feed wire through hole for passing a feed wire connected to the AC adapter is formed in the AC adapter holder.

According to the present invention,
A charge storage device for electronic equipment as described above,
The AC adapter holder is formed so that a plurality of the AC adapters can be placed so as to be in contact with each other.

According to the present invention,
A charge storage device for electronic equipment as described above,
An electronic device charge storage device is further provided, further comprising a restraining band provided in a charging device storage unit for restraining a power supply line included in the charging device.

According to the present invention,
A charge storage device for electronic equipment as described above,
There is provided a charging storage device for electronic equipment, further comprising a timer for limiting a time for charging the electronic equipment via the charging equipment by an AC power source.

According to the present invention,
A charge storage device for electronic equipment as described above,
The electronic device charge storage device is capable of storing a plurality of electronic devices in the electronic device storage unit, and is provided with an electronic device charge storage device.

According to the present invention,
A charge storage device for electronic equipment as described above,
There is provided a charge storage device for an electronic device, further comprising a partition plate provided inside the electronic device storage unit for separating the plurality of electronic devices and storing them in the electronic device storage unit. .

According to the present invention,
A charge storage device for electronic equipment as described above,
The electronic device charge storage device is capable of storing a plurality of charging devices in the charging device storage unit, and is provided with an electronic device charge storage device.

According to the present invention,
A charge storage device for electronic equipment as described above,
There is provided a charging storage device for electronic equipment, comprising a plurality of sets of the electronic equipment storage section and the charging equipment storage section.

  ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, when storing an electronic device and charging it in the state which stored the electronic device, maintenance manageability and usability can be improved.

It is a front view of the storage charging device for tablet computers with the front door closed according to the embodiment of the present invention. It is a front view of the storage charging device for tablet computers in a state where the front door is open according to the embodiment of the present invention. It is a top view of the charge storage apparatus for electronic devices by embodiment of this invention. It is sectional drawing along BB shown in FIG. 1 of the charge storage apparatus for electronic devices by embodiment of this invention. It is a rear view of the charge storage apparatus for electronic devices by embodiment of this invention. It is a right view of the charge storage apparatus for electronic devices by embodiment of this invention. It is sectional drawing along AA shown in FIG. 1 of the charge storage apparatus for electronic devices by embodiment of this invention. It is the elements on larger scale of the part C shown in FIG. 7 of the charge storage apparatus for electronic devices by embodiment of this invention. It is sectional drawing which extracted a part of FIG. 7 of the charge storage apparatus for electronic devices by embodiment of this invention. FIG. 8 is another cross-sectional view of a part of FIG. 7 of the electronic apparatus charging and storing apparatus according to the embodiment of the present invention. It is a three-plane figure which shows the AC adapter holder of the charge storage apparatus for electronic devices by embodiment of this invention. It is a three-plane figure which shows the use condition of the AC adapter holder of the charge storage apparatus for electronic devices by embodiment of this invention. It is a functional block diagram which shows the power supply system of the charge storage apparatus for electronic devices by embodiment of this invention. It is a figure for demonstrating the opening-and-closing mechanism of the front door of the charge storage apparatus for electronic devices by embodiment of this invention. It is another figure for demonstrating the opening-and-closing mechanism of the front door of the charge storage apparatus for electronic devices by embodiment of this invention. (A) is a front view of a storage charging device for a tablet computer with a front door closed according to another embodiment of the present invention, and (b) is a front view according to another embodiment of the present invention. It is a front view of the storage charging device for tablet computers in a state where the door is open.

  Hereinafter, a storage charging device for a tablet computer according to an embodiment for carrying out the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

  A tablet computer storage charge device (hereinafter referred to as “electronic device charge storage device”) 101 according to an embodiment of the present invention is for storing a tablet computer 901. However, the tablet computer 901 is an example of an electronic device that can be stored by the electronic device charge storage device 101, and the electronic device charge storage device 101 stores various electronic devices such as a notebook computer. Can do. Hereinafter, the tablet computer 901 may be referred to as an electronic device.

  The electronic device charge storage apparatus 101 includes a casing 111 that covers the entire apparatus.

  The inside of the housing 111 has a two-stage configuration including an upper stage and a lower stage except for the common part.

  An upper part of the casing 111 is provided with an electronic device storage unit 113-1 in a part of the upper part in order to store the electronic device 901. Further, in the upper stage of the casing 111, the charging equipment storage unit 115 is stored in another part of the upper stage in order to store the charging equipment 903, 905, 907, 909 for charging the electronic equipment 901 by the AC power source 911. -1 is provided. Note that a charging device storage unit 115-1 is provided above the electronic device storage unit 113-1. Here, the charging devices include the AC adapter 903, the AC plug 905, the AC cord 907, and the DC cord 909, but some of them may be missing or may include others.

  Similar to the upper stage in the casing 111, the lower stage in the casing 111 is provided with an electronic device storage unit 113-2 in a part of the lower stage in order to store the electronic device 901. In addition, a charging device storage unit 115-2 is provided in a lower part of the lower part of the casing 111 in order to store charging devices 903, 905, 907, and 909 for charging the electronic device 901. It has been.

  As representatively shown in FIGS. 1, 2, and 7, the upper and lower electronic device storage units 113-1 and 113-2 have a width that can store a plurality of electronic devices. In addition, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 9, a plurality of electronic devices 901 stored therein are mutually connected in both the upper and lower electronic device storage units 113-1 and 113-2. A partition plate 203 is provided for isolation. The partition plate 203 may or may not be removable. If the electronic device 901 that cannot stand on its own is stored in the electronic device storage unit between the two partition plates 203, it will lean against the partition plate 203 on one side.

  Since the configurations of the upper stage and the lower stage are the same, in the following, regarding the configuration common to the upper stage and the lower stage, the upper stage is typically described, and the description of the lower stage is omitted.

  A partition wall 201 that forms a boundary between the electronic device storage unit 113 and the charging device storage unit 115 is provided with a feed-wire through hole 117.

  The power supply line through-hole 117 is for passing the DC cord 909, which is a power supply line included in the charging devices, for charging the electronic device 901 with the charging devices 903, 905, 907, and 909. . A connector is provided at the tip of the DC cord 909 and is connected to the electronic device 901.

  The electronic device charge storage device 101 is provided with a front main opening 121 for the electronic device 901 to be taken in and out of the electronic device storage unit 113 from the front of the electronic device charge storage device 101.

  Connecting the power supply line 909 coming out from the charging device storage unit 115 through the power supply line through hole 117 to the charging device storage unit 115 to the electronic device 901 or removing it from the front of the housing 111. The feed line through-hole 117 is disposed near the front main opening 121 so that the power supply line is formed.

  The electronic device charge storage device 101 includes an openable front door 123 for closing the front main opening 121.

  A school student or the like opens the front door 123 to access the electronic device storage unit 113 that can be accessed from the front of the electronic device charging storage device 101 through the front main opening 121. 901 is put in and out.

  Moreover, the students of the school are stored in the electronic device storage unit 113 that can be accessed through the front main opening 121 from the front of the electronic device charging storage device 101 by opening the front door 123. The power supply line 909 coming out from the power supply line through-hole 117 to the electronic device storage unit 113 is connected to or disconnected from the electronic device 901.

  The front door 123 has a configuration in which it can be confirmed from the outside whether or not the electronic device 901 is stored in the electronic device storage unit 113 when the front door 123 is closed. This configuration is, for example, a configuration in which the material of the main part of the front door 123 is a transparent or translucent plate.

  Further, the electronic device charge storage device 101 includes storage mechanisms 133 and 135 (see FIGS. 14 and 15) for opening the front door 123 so that the front door 123 can be stored inside the electronic device charge storage device 101. . The housing configuration is such that the front door 123 and the electronic device charge storage device 101 are rotatably coupled to a horizontal axis near the upper edge of the front door 123 and the electronic device charge storage device 101. It includes a slider 135 installed at a position near the upper edge of the front door 123 inside. As shown in FIG. 14, the front door 123 opens until it becomes horizontal by rotating upward about the hinge 133. After that, as shown in FIG. 15, the front door 123 is housed inside the electronic device charge storage device 101 by the slider 135 while maintaining the horizontal state. When the front door 123 is closed by the accommodation mechanism, it moves in the opposite direction. Therefore, the electronic device charge storage device 101 is space-saving.

  The electronic device charge storage apparatus 101 includes a display unit 157 for displaying the state of charge of the electronic device. The display unit 157 includes, for example, multicolor LEDs, and switches the display state depending on the connection state and the charging state of the electronic device. For example, the display color can be switched and the display color can be switched, and the display can be switched on, flashing, or extinguished so that the three states can be distinguished: when not connected, charging while connected, and charged when connected. .

  The front door 123 has a configuration that allows the display on the display unit 157 to be confirmed from the outside when the front door 123 is closed. This configuration is, for example, a configuration in which the material of the main part of the front door 123 is a transparent or translucent plate as described above.

  Although the description overlaps, the inside of the casing 111 has a two-stage configuration including an upper stage and a lower stage except for a common part, and two front doors 123 corresponding to the upper stage and the lower stage are provided. Yes. Each front door 123 is made of, for example, a translucent material. When the front door 123 is closed, the display by the display unit 157 and whether or not the electronic device 901 is stored in the electronic device storage unit 113. It has the structure which can confirm these from the outside. In addition, the electronic device charge storage device 101 includes storage mechanisms 133 and 135 for opening the front door 123 so that the front door 123 can be stored inside the electronic device charge storage device 101.

  Instead of such two front doors 123, a shutter 171 as shown in FIG. 16A may be used so as to cover the front of both the upper stage and the lower stage. Since a transparent or semi-transparent material is used for the shutter 171, the display by the display unit 157 and the electronic device 901 are displayed in the electronic device storage unit 113 in the state where the shutter 171 is closed, like the front door 123. Whether it is stored or not can be confirmed from the outside. Further, as shown in FIG. 16B, the shutter 171 is opened so as to be housed inside the electronic device charge storage device 101, similarly to the front door 123. In FIG. 16B, most of the shutter 171 is stored in the electronic device charging storage device 101, and only the grip 173 attached to the lower end of the shutter 171 and its peripheral portion are visible from the outside. It shows how it is.

  The electronic device charge storage apparatus 101 includes an AC outlet 119 into which an AC plug 905 included in the charging devices 903, 905, 907, and 909 is inserted (see FIGS. 8, 9, and 10). The electronic device charge storage device 101 has a front sub-opening for allowing the AC plug 905 included in the charging devices 903, 905, 907, 909 to be inserted into the AC outlet 119 from the front of the casing 111. And a removable front lid 127 for closing the front sub-opening 125. It also includes a lock or latch to prevent the front lid 127 from opening.

  The AC outlet 119 is provided in front of the charging device storage unit 115. Further, the AC outlet 119 is exposed to the outside from the front sub-opening 125 when viewed from the front of the housing 111 in a state where the front cover 127 is not attached to the front sub-opening 125. The surface of the AC outlet 119 that faces the AC plug 905 faces diagonally forward and upward (elevation angle of about 30 to 60 degrees).

  With the above-described configuration of the AC outlet 119 and the front sub-opening 125, the school teacher and the manager extend to the front end of the charging device storage 115 on the upper surface of the partition wall 201 as shown in FIG. The AC plug 905 at the front end of the AC cord 907 can be easily inserted into the AC outlet 119 from the front of the electronic device charge storage device 101. Further, with such a configuration, an angle at which the AC cord 907 connected to the AC plug 905 inserted into the AC outlet 119 needs to bend toward the AC adapter 903 toward the rear of the electronic device charge storage device 101. Can be reduced according to the elevation angle of the surface of the AC outlet 119 facing the AC plug 905. If the surface of the AC outlet 119 facing the AC plug 905 is directly above, it is difficult to insert the AC outlet 119 into the AC plug 905 from the front. If this surface is facing the front, It becomes necessary to increase the angle at which the AC cord 907 connected to the plug 905 needs to bend toward the AC adapter 903 toward the rear of the electronic device charging storage apparatus 101 to 180 degrees.

  The electronic device charge storage device 101 includes a rear opening 129 for inserting and removing the charging devices 903, 905, 907, and 909 from the rear of the electronic device charging storage device 101, and a rear surface A removable rear lid 131 for closing the opening 129 is provided. A lock is also provided to prevent the rear cover 131 from opening.

  As representatively shown in FIG. 10, the AC adapter 903 included in the charging devices 903, 905, 907, 909 is connected to the AC adapter holder 137 through the rear opening 129 from the rear of the electronic device charging storage device 101. An AC adapter holder 137 is provided behind the charging device storage unit 115 so that it can be placed. In addition, an AC adapter holder 137 is provided behind the charging device storage unit 115, and there is only a free space between the AC adapter holder 137 and the rear door 131. Further, the rear door 131 has a rear mesh 147. (See FIG. 5), a path for releasing heat generated by the AC adapter 903 mounted on the AC adapter holder 137 from the rear of the charging device storage unit 115 is secured.

  As shown in FIGS. 11 and 12, a clamp 139 for fixing the AC adapter 903 to the AC adapter holder 137 or preventing the AC adapter 903 from toppling is formed on the AC adapter holder 137. The clamp 139 has a vertical plate shape (in the illustrated example, a mountain-shaped vertical plate shape) attached to the rear end portion of the AC adapter holder 137. Therefore, the clamp 139 has an AC adapter in which the AC adapter 903 is inclined rearward. Falling from the holder 137 can be prevented.

  As shown in FIGS. 11 and 12, the AC adapter holder 137 is formed with a second feed wire through hole 141 for passing the AC cord 907 connected to the AC adapter 903. When the AC adapter 903 is placed on the AC adapter holder 137 in an upside down direction compared to the direction shown in FIG. 12, the DC cord 909 is passed through the second feed wire through hole 141. The Rukoto.

  The AC adapter holder 137 is formed so that a plurality of AC adapters 903 can be placed in contact with each other. That is, the AC adapter holder 137 does not include a partition wall for placing a plurality of AC adapters 903 separately from each other. If necessary, a septum can be attached.

  As illustrated in FIG. 10, the electronic device charge storage device 101 includes a clip 145 for clipping the power supply line 909 in the vicinity of the power supply line through hole 117. Since the DC cord 909 is fixed by the clip 145, the DC cord 909 is not easily pulled out from the through hole 117 for the power supply line. Therefore, it is possible to avoid the AC adapter 903 connected to the DC cord 909 being easily moved by being pulled by the DC cord 909.

  The electronic device charge storage apparatus 101 includes a restraining band 143 for restraining a power supply line included in the charging devices 903, 905, 907, and 909. The restraining band 143 is attached to the upper surface of the partition wall 201, for example. Further, the restraining band 143 is used so as to restrain the AC cord 907 and the DC cord 909 after being disposed, for example. Thereby, for example, even when the AC adapter 903 is moved, it is possible to avoid that the AC plug 905 is easily disconnected from the AC outlet 119. Further, even when the AC adapter 903 is moved, it is possible to avoid the DC cord 909 from being easily slid with respect to the feed line through-hole 117 or coming out of it.

  As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the electronic device charge storage device 101 includes a plurality of AC adapter holders 137 arranged in the width direction. As shown in FIG. 4, the electronic device charge storage device 101 includes a plurality of AC outlets 119 and feeder line through holes 117 arranged in the width direction. Each clip 145 is installed in the vicinity of each feed line through hole 117. Further, the partition wall 201 is a flat plate placed horizontally. Therefore, the electronic device charging storage apparatus 101 can store a plurality of charging devices 901, 903, 905, and 907 in the charging device storage unit 115. In particular, the number of sets of electronic devices 901 stored in the electronic device storage unit 113 and electronic devices stored in the charging device storage unit 115 can be made uniform.

  As described above, the electronic device storage unit 113 does not include the charging devices 901, 903, 905, and 907, and the electronic device 901 and the partition plate that is the minimum necessary for storing and charging the electronic device 901. 203, only three types of the DC cord 909 hanging from the clip 145 and the feed line through hole 117 are arranged. Therefore, since the electronic device 901 does not interfere with the charging devices 901, 903, 905, and 907 inside the electronic device storage unit 113, the electronic device 901 is stored in the electronic device storage unit 113 and charged. When preparing for this, it is not necessary to make adjustments to prevent the electronic device 901 from interfering with the charging devices 901, 903, 905, and 907. Further, it is possible to completely avoid the electronic device 901 from interfering with the charging devices 901, 903, 905, and 907.

  In addition, as long as the front cover 127 and the rear cover 131 are closed, even if the front door 123 is opened, the charging devices 901, 903, and 905 stored in the charging device storage unit 115 of the charging storage device 101 for electronic devices are used. , 907 cannot be accessed from the outside, this configuration is very suitable for maintaining the charging devices 901, 903, 905, 907. In particular, if the front lid 127 is locked or latched and the rear lid 131 is locked, this maintainability can be improved.

  The power supply system of the electronic device charge storage apparatus 101 is as shown in the functional block diagram of the power supply system of FIG.

  The power supply unit 151 distributes the AC power supply 911 to a plurality of AC outlets 119. The AC power supply distributed to these AC outlets 119 can be time-limited by the timer 153 via the power supply unit 151. This makes it possible to limit the time for charging the electronic device 901 via the charging devices 901, 903, 905, and 907 by the AC power source 911. In addition, the timer 153 is provided with a timer operation unit 155 for setting a time for the timer and switching the timer on / off.

  The power supply unit 151 has a function of detecting the current output from the AC outlet 119, the impedance of the load connected to the AC outlet 119, and the like. As described above, the display unit 157 It becomes possible to display so that the charging state and connection state of the electronic device can be understood.

  As shown in FIG. 2, a lock 161-1 and a knob 163-1 are attached to the front door 123-1. Similarly, a lock 161-2 and a knob 163-2 are attached to the front door 123-2. As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, a handle 165 is attached to the right side surface of the casing 111. Further, casters 167 are attached to the four corners of the bottom surface of the casing 101. Since the wheel rotation axis of the caster 167 is pivotable about the vertical axis, not only the electronic storage device 101 is carried by rotating the handle 165 or pushing the housing 101 itself, It is also possible to rotate freely.

  As shown in FIG. 6 and the like, side meshes 149 are applied to both side surfaces of the casing 101. Each side surface is provided with four sets of side surface meshes. These sets are divided into an upper electronic device storage unit 113-1, an upper charging device storage unit 115-1, and a lower electronic device storage unit 113. -2, respectively corresponding to the lower charging device storage unit 115-2, and these sets serve as a path for releasing heat generated in the corresponding storage unit. Or these groups are paired with the corresponding group on the opposite side surface to form an air passage that passes from side to side.

  Assuming that it is used in a school, a method of using the electronic device charge storage apparatus 101 will be described separately in a preparation stage and an operation stage.

  In the preparation stage, charging devices 901, 903, 905, and 907 are installed in the electronic device charging storage device 101. This may be done by students, but it will usually be run by teachers and administrators.

  For installation, first, the front cover 127 is removed from the front sub-opening 125 and the rear cover 131 is removed from the rear opening 129.

  Next, the AC adapter 903 is placed on the AC adapter holder 137 through the rear opening 129 from the rear of the electronic device charge storage device 101. At this time, the AC cord 907 is passed through the second feed wire through hole 141. In order to place the AC plug 905 in the vicinity of the AC outlet 119, the AC cord 907 is disposed on the upper surface of the partition wall 201. Further, the end of the DC cord 909 is passed through the feed wire through hole 117 so as to enter the electronic device storage unit 113. In this state, the AC cord 907 and the DC cord 909 may be temporarily restrained by the restraining band 143.

  Next, the AC plug 905 placed in the vicinity of the AC outlet 119 is inserted into the AC outlet 119 from the front side of the electronic device charge storage apparatus 101 through the front sub-opening 125. Further, the DC cord 909 hanging from the feed wire through hole 117 is fastened with a clip 145 from the front of the electronic device charge storage device 101 through the front main opening 121. Before fastening, the length from the feed wire through hole 117 to the tip of the DC cord 909 may be adjusted as necessary.

  Since the surface of the AC outlet 119 facing the AC plug 905 is obliquely upward and upward, and the interior of the charging device storage unit 115 is sufficient free space, the arm inserted into this free space and The AC plug 905 can also be inserted into the AC outlet 119 from the rear side of the electronic device charge storage device 101 by hand.

  Next, the positions of the AC cord 907 and the DC cord 909 are adjusted as necessary, and then restrained by the restraining band 143.

  At the end of the preparation stage, the front lid 127 is attached to the front sub-opening 125 and the rear lid 131 is attached to the rear opening 129. Then, the rear cover 131 is locked or latched, and the rear opening 129 is locked.

  In the operation phase, normally, at the start of each day, the student removes the charged electronic device 901 from the DC cord 909 and removes it from the electronic device charge storage device 101. The used electronic device 901 is stored in the charging storage device 101 in a state where it is connected to the charging devices. As a result, the electronic device 901 is in a charged state in the electronic device charge storage device 101 before the start of the next day.

  Here, in order to prevent the electronic device 901 from being unnecessarily taken out from the charging storage device 101 for electronic devices or the DC cord 909 being removed and not being charged between the end of work and the start of the next day, If necessary, the front doors 123-1 and 123-2 are closed and locked with the locks 161-1 and 161-2.

  Even when the front door 123 is closed, as described above, the front door 123 has a configuration that allows the display by the display unit 157 to be confirmed from the outside, and the electronic device storage unit 113. Therefore, it is not necessary to open the front door 123 in order to confirm these, so that, for example, locking is performed. Even if the teacher or the administrator conducts the above, the teacher or the administrator can check these as well.

  Note that the electronic apparatus charge storage device 101 according to the present embodiment has a two-stage configuration, but may have a one-stage configuration or a three-stage or more configuration.

  Moreover, you may make it store the electronic device of arbitrary widths in an electronic device storage part by removing the partition plate 203 or adjusting these space | intervals. An electronic device that can stand on its own without storing the partition plate 203 may be stored. A plurality of different types of electronic devices may be stored in accordance with the interval between the partition plates 203 for each type of electronic device.

  The present invention can be used to store an electronic device and charge the stored electronic device.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 101 Charging storage apparatus 111 for electronic devices Case 113 Electronic device storing part 115 Charging device storing part 117 Feed wire through hole 119 AC outlet 121 Front main opening 123 Front door 125 Front sub opening 127 Front cover 129 Rear opening 131 Rear cover 133 Hinge (storage mechanism)
135 Slider (storage mechanism)
137 AC adapter holder 139 Clamp 141 Second feed line through hole 143 Restraint band 145 Clip 147 Rear mesh 149 Side mesh 151 Power supply unit 153 Timer 155 Timer operation unit 157 Display unit 161 Lock 163 Knob 165 Handle 167 Caster 171 Shutter 201 Bulkhead 203 Partition plate 901 Electronic equipment 903 AC adapter (charging equipment)
905 AC plug (charging equipment)
907 AC cord (feed line, charging equipment)
909 DC cord (feed line, charging equipment)
911 AC power supply

Claims (18)

A storage device for electronic equipment for storing electronic equipment,
A housing of the electronic device charging storage device;
An electronic device storage unit provided in a part of the housing for storing the electronic device;
A charging device storage unit provided in another part of the housing for storing charging devices for charging the electronic device with an AC power source;
A front main opening for taking in and out the electronic device from the front of the electronic device charging storage device;
An openable front door for closing the front main opening;
With
The electronic device having a configuration in which the front door has a configuration capable of confirming from outside whether or not the electronic device is stored in the electronic device storage unit when the front door is closed. Charge storage device. It is the charge storage apparatus for electronic devices of Claim 1, Comprising:
A display unit for displaying a charging state of the electronic device;
The charge storage device for electronic equipment, wherein the front door has a configuration that allows the display by the display unit to be confirmed from the outside when the front door is closed. The charge storage device for electronic equipment according to claim 1 or 2,
An electronic device charge storage device comprising a storage mechanism for opening the front door so that the front door can be stored inside the electronic device charge storage device. It is the charge storage apparatus for electronic devices of any one of Claims 1 thru | or 3, Comprising:
Feeding line for power supply line provided at the boundary between the electronic device storage unit and the charging device storage unit for passing the power supply line included in the charging device for charging the electronic device with the charging device. A hole,
For the power supply line, the power supply line that has come out of the power supply line through-hole to the charging device storage unit can be connected to or removed from the electronic device by an operation from the front of the housing. The through hole is disposed in the vicinity of the front main opening, and is a charging storage device for electronic equipment. It is the charge storage apparatus for electronic devices of Claim 4, Comprising:
A charging storage device for electronic equipment, further comprising a clip for clipping the power supply line in the vicinity of the through hole for the power supply line. It is the charge storage apparatus for electronic devices of any one of Claims 1 thru | or 5, Comprising:
An AC outlet for inserting an AC plug included in the charging device;
A front sub-opening for allowing an AC plug included in the charging device to be inserted into the AC outlet from the front of the housing;
A removable front lid for closing the front sub-opening;
Further comprising
The AC outlet is provided in front of the charging device storage unit, and the AC outlet has the front sub-portion as viewed from the front of the casing in a state where the front cover is not attached to the front sub-opening portion. A charging storage device for electronic equipment, characterized in that the surface facing the AC plug of the AC outlet is inclined obliquely upward and upward, and is exposed from the opening. It is the charge storage apparatus for electronic devices of any one of Claims 1 thru | or 6, Comprising:
A charging storage device for electronic equipment, further comprising a rear opening for taking the charging devices into and out of the charging equipment storage portion from the rear of the electronic device charging storage device. The charge storage device for electronic equipment according to claim 7,
A charge storage device for electronic equipment, further comprising a removable rear cover for closing the rear opening. The charge storage device for electronic equipment according to claim 7 or 8,
The AC adapter holder is connected to the charging device so that an AC adapter included in the charging device can be placed on the AC adapter holder through the rear opening from the rear of the electronic device charging storage device. A charge storage device for electronic equipment, characterized by being provided behind a class storage unit. It is the charge storage apparatus for electronic devices of Claim 9, Comprising:
A charge storage device for electronic equipment, wherein a clamp for fixing the AC adapter to the AC adapter holder or preventing the AC adapter from toppling is formed on the AC adapter holder. The charge storage device for electronic equipment according to claim 9 or 10,
A charging storage device for electronic equipment, wherein a second feed wire through-hole for passing a feed wire connected to the AC adapter is formed in the AC adapter holder. It is the charge storage apparatus for electronic devices of any one of Claims 9 thru | or 11, Comprising:
The AC adapter holder is formed so that a plurality of the AC adapters can be placed in contact with each other. It is the charge storage apparatus for electronic devices of any one of Claims 1 thru | or 12, Comprising:
A charging storage device for electronic equipment, further comprising a restraining band provided in a charging equipment storage portion for restraining a power supply line included in the charging equipment. It is the charge storage apparatus for electronic devices of any one of Claims 1 thru | or 13, Comprising:
A charge storage device for electronic equipment, further comprising a timer for limiting a time for charging the electronic equipment via the charging equipment by an AC power source. It is the charge storage apparatus for electronic devices of any one of Claims 1 thru | or 14, Comprising:
The electronic device charge storage device is capable of storing a plurality of the electronic devices in the electronic device storage unit. The charge storage device for electronic equipment according to claim 15,
An electronic device charge storage device, further comprising a partition plate provided inside the electronic device storage unit for separating the plurality of electronic devices and storing them in the electronic device storage unit. It is the charge storage apparatus for electronic devices of any one of Claims 1 thru | or 16, Comprising:
The electronic device charge storage apparatus is capable of storing a plurality of the charging devices in the charging device storage unit. The charge storage device for electronic equipment according to any one of claims 1 to 17,
An electronic device charge storage device comprising a plurality of sets of the electronic device storage unit and the charging device storage unit.