JP2018073879A - Apparatus - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an apparatus which can conceal the wiring led out from an enclosure, for example.SOLUTION: A cable is led out from the right side of the case 10 of a drive recorder 1. The cable thus led out is lifted upward along the front glass of a vehicle, before being pulled to the inside of roof head lining of the vehicle. The cable from the right side of the case 10 to the position hidden by the roof head lining is covered with a guide cover 50 and a cable cover 70. At the joint of the opening of the guide cover 50 and the end 73 of the cable cover 70, a concealing board 511 is placed. The concealing board 511 is superposed on the outer surface of the end 73 of the cable cover 70. Consequently, no gap is formed at the joint of the opening of the guide cover 50 and the end 73 of the cable cover 70. Consequently, the cable pulled out from the drive recorder 1 can be concealed.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to, for example, equipment.

  A mounting bracket comprising a cylindrical main body, a ring portion rotatably attached to the outer peripheral surface of one end portion in the axial direction of the main body, a mounting plate connected to the outside of the ring portion, There is known an in-vehicle device that is attached to one end portion and includes a nut member that sandwiches the ring portion with the main body and fixes the ring portion (for example, see Patent Document 1).

Japanese Patent No. 4712858

  For example, when the in-vehicle device is mounted at the mounting position of the windshield of the vehicle, the power cable pulled out from the side surface of the main body is pulled out upward, for example, from the roof head lining provided adjacent to the upper edge of the windshield. It is assumed that it is pulled in and connected to the power source. In that case, the wiring part other than the part drawn into the inside of the vehicle is exposed to the outside, so that the appearance is not good, and there is a possibility that the impression that it is attached with the option of retrofitting becomes strong. Therefore, a method of attaching a long cover member along the wiring and concealing the exposed portion can be taken. In this case, a cover member is attached along the wiring for a portion that can be along the windshield from the roof head lining. However, it is not possible to attach the cover member because the part that extends from there to the position where the wiring on the side surface of the main body is pulled out to the outside can not be lifted along the windshield. There was a problem that the wiring could not be hidden.

  The objective of this invention is providing the apparatus etc. which can hide the wiring etc. which were pulled out from the housing, for example.

(1) The device has a housing that is attached to an attachment position of an attachment surface of an object, and wiring is drawn out from a predetermined surface of the housing, and a portion of the wiring opposite to the housing side is A member of the object continuously provided on the mounting surface, wherein the member is drawn inside a hidden member for concealing inside the object. A cover member that covers a portion from a position to a position hidden by the hidden member is provided.

  The “device” of the present invention may be anything as long as it is equipped with an electronic component. For example, the device may be connected to an external power source via wiring, or may be electrically connected to other devices. The “object” to which the device is attached may be anything, for example, a vehicle such as an automobile, furniture, a building, or the like. The “attachment surface” is one surface of an object to which the housing is attached, and any surface shape may be used, but a flat surface is desirable. The angle of the mounting surface is not limited, and may be an inclined surface in addition to a horizontal surface and a vertical surface. The “attachment position” means a position where the housing is attached on the attachment surface. The predetermined surface of the housing may be any surface as long as it constitutes the housing, but is preferably a surface other than the surface facing the attachment surface when attached to the attachment position. As a result, the wiring can be pulled out from the predetermined surface without obstructing the mounting surface. Further, “continuous to the mounting surface” means, for example, that it is adjacent to the mounting surface, is continuous with the mounting surface, and the like. This means that there is a black sera line or the like provided on the edge of the roof head lining. Further, the “hidden member” may be a member that can hide the wiring, and is not limited to the member provided only for that purpose. Also, the color of the concealing member may be any, but it is desirable that it is opaque in order to conceal the wiring. Further, the “position of the predetermined surface” of the wiring means a position where the wiring is drawn out on the predetermined surface and exposed to the outside of the housing.

  Since the wiring drawn out from the device is hidden behind the cover member and is not exposed to the outside, the appearance between the housing of the device and the hidden member of the object can be improved. Furthermore, since the cover member covers the wiring between the housing and the hidden member, the housing appears to be connected to the hidden member via the cover member, so that a sense of unity is provided between the device and the object. Can do.

(2) The device includes a direction changing unit that pulls the wiring from the predetermined surface toward the mounting position, and further changes the direction by bending the wiring along the mounting surface. A first cover member that covers a portion from a predetermined surface to the predetermined position drawn to the mounting position side, and of the wiring, the first cover member is drawn from the predetermined position along the mounting surface and is hidden by the concealing member. A second cover member that covers the portion, and an opening for drawing out the wiring of the first cover member to the outside is provided with an overlapping portion that overlaps an outer surface of one end portion in the longitudinal direction of the second cover member It should be done.

  The “predetermined position” means a position closest to the mounting position among the portions of the wiring drawn out to the mounting position side. Further, “along the attachment surface” is not limited to the meaning of being in close contact with the attachment surface, but may be parallel to the attachment surface via a gap. That is, it may float with respect to the mounting surface. Moreover, "it overlaps with the outer surface of the one end part of a longitudinal direction" may overlap with the whole outer surface, and a part may overlap. The first cover member and the second cover member may be opaque to hide the wiring.

  By the direction changing means, the wiring is pulled out from the predetermined surface to the mounting surface side of the object, and further bent in a direction along the mounting surface, so that the wiring can be pulled out to the position of the hidden member along the mounting surface. it can. The cover member includes a first cover member and a second cover member as separate bodies. The first cover member covers a portion of the wiring from the predetermined surface to the predetermined position drawn to the attachment position side, and the second cover member is drawn from the predetermined position along the attachment surface and is hidden by the hidden member Cover up to the part. By causing the first cover member and the second cover member to share the role of hiding the wiring, each portion can be reliably covered. And in the part used as the joint of the opening part of such a 1st cover member, and the edge part of a 2nd cover member, the overlap part provided in the opening part of the 1st cover member is arrange | positioned. Since the overlapping portion overlaps the outer surface of the end portion of the second cover member, no gap is formed at the joint between the opening portion of the first cover member and the end portion of the second cover member. Accordingly, the first cover member and the second cover member can be clearly hidden from the predetermined surface of the housing in the direction along the mounting surface to the portion that is pulled into the hidden member.

  In particular, the second cover member may be fixed to the mounting surface or the like by adhesion or the like. As a result, the wiring can be supported along the mounting surface. When the mounting surface is an inclined surface such as a windshield of a vehicle, for example, the second cover member is fixed to the windshield by adhesion or the like, and is strictly regulated as one of the standards delivered to the automobile manufacturer. It is also possible to prevent aerial wiring. The first cover member may be composed of one or a plurality of members. By the way, the second cover member is preferably made of a material that can be bent. Thereby, it can be bent while attached to the wiring. The second cover member has a shape that can hold the wiring from the outside. For example, the second cover member may have a cylindrical shape and is cut in the longitudinal direction. In that case, it is more desirable to have an elastic return force. As a material having an elastic restoring force, for example, resin, rubber or the like can be applied. Thereby, only by arrange | positioning wiring inside, pushing a 2nd cover member outside from a notch, a 2nd cover member returns to the original shape and can hold wiring inside automatically. In particular, the second cover member may be linear. By making the second cover member linear, the portion of the wiring that runs along the mounting surface can be arranged linearly. For example, the position from the opening of the first cover member to the position of the hidden member is connected at the shortest distance. be able to. The second cover member may be formed of a flexible material. Thereby, for example, the second cover member can be placed along a portion (for example, a concave or convex surface or a curved surface) that is not a planar shape of the mounting surface. The second cover member may be fixed to the mounting surface by adhesion or the like.

(3) It is good for the other end part on the opposite side to the said one end part of the said 2nd cover member to be provided with the insertion part by which at least one part is inserted inside the said hidden member. Since the insertion part provided in the other end part of the second cover member is at least partially inserted inside the hidden member, no gap is generated between the other end part of the second cover member and the hidden member. . Thereby, since wiring is not exposed at all at the joint between the other end portion of the second cover member and the hidden member, the appearance of the periphery can be improved. The seam between the other end of the second cover member and the hidden member is a seam formed between the other end of the second cover member and the edge of the hidden member. Note that the hidden member may be formed of a member that is continuously provided on the mounting surface (different from the hidden member) and is stacked with a gap therebetween. That is, the hidden member may be a member that can form an accommodation space with another member. Further, the hidden member may be a single member that can form a housing space inside. The “insertion portion” may be shaped so that at least a part thereof is inserted into such an accommodation space.

(4) The second cover member is formed of a severable material and has a length corresponding to the shortest distance from the position of the opening of the first cover member to the position of the edge of the hidden member. It is good to cut. Since the second cover member is made of a material that can be cut, the shortest distance from the position of the opening of the first cover member to the position of the hidden member, even when the distance from the mounting position to the hidden member varies depending on the type of object. What is necessary is just to cut | disconnect a 2nd cover member so that it may become the length corresponding to distance. The shortest distance from the position of the opening of the first cover member to the position of the hidden member is, for example, the shortest distance from the position of the opening of the first cover member to the position of the edge of the hidden member. Thereby, the wiring drawn out from the opening of the first cover member can be drawn out linearly at the shortest distance to the position of the hidden member. Accordingly, since the area occupied by the wiring and the second cover member can be minimized on the mounting surface of the object, the appearance of the mounting surface of the object is not impaired. In particular, when an insertion portion at least a part of which is inserted inside the hidden member is provided at the other end portion of the second cover member, the one end portion side of the second cover member may be cut. Thereby, the length of the 2nd cover member which has an insertion part in the other end can be adjusted freely according to a thing.

(5) The in-vehicle device includes an attachment portion for fixing the housing to the attachment position, and the housing is rotated around an axis perpendicular to the attachment portion in the vertical direction. Can be fixed, and the predetermined surface is a side surface that intersects with the axis of the casing, and is provided on the side surface when the casing is rotated around the axis. The outlet for drawing out the wiring may be a side surface that moves in the same plane around the axis. The housing rotates in the vertical direction around an axis that is orthogonal to the vertical direction. In such a case, the wiring is drawn out from an outlet provided on a side surface orthogonal to the axis of the housing. According to such a configuration, even if the casing rotates in the vertical direction, the pull-out port only moves in the same plane around the axial center on the side surface. Can be covered.

(6) The side surface is a side surface such that when the casing is rotated around the axis, the outlet port moves in an arc shape in the same plane around the axis. In the first cover member, at least an outer edge shape of a portion corresponding to a range in which the pull-out port moves by rotating the casing around the axis is preferably formed in an arc shape. Since the outlet moves in a circular arc shape in the same plane around the axis on the side surface, at least the outlet of the first cover member moves in accordance with the movement of the wiring drawn from the outlet. The outer edge shape of the corresponding part can be made arcuate. Thereby, the shape of the first cover member can have a rounded soft impression.

(7) The first cover member is fixed to the side surface of the housing so as to be rotatable coaxially with the axis, and the opening is disposed at a position close to the attachment portion. When the casing is rotated in one direction with respect to the part, the first cover member may be fixed at a position rotated at the same angle as the rotation angle of the casing in a direction opposite to the one direction. When the casing is rotated in one direction with respect to the attachment portion, the position of the opening is shifted according to the rotated angle. At this time, the first cover member is rotated coaxially with the axis of the casing and in the opposite direction. Thereby, the position of the opening can be returned to a position close to the mounting portion. As a result, even if the angular position of the housing with respect to the attachment portion changes, the wiring drawn out from the opening portion can be allowed to follow the attachment surface as it is without floating with respect to the attachment surface. The “position close to the attachment part” is a position adjacent to the attachment part, and includes a position adjacent to the attachment part via a gap.

(8) The side surface has a circular shape, and the outlet is provided at a position shifted from a center portion of the side surface, and the first cover member is rotatably fixed to the center portion of the side surface. In the state where the fixing portion is provided and the first cover member is rotated and the position is fixed, the opening portion may be disposed at a position close to the attachment portion. Accordingly, the first cover member can be rotatably fixed on the same axis as the axis of the housing on the circular side surface of the housing. Therefore, from the state where the opening provided in the first cover member is arranged at a position close to the attachment portion, even if the angular position relative to the attachment portion is changed by rotating the housing, only by rotating the first cover member, The positional relationship between the attachment portion and the first cover member can be easily returned to the original state. The “position close to the attachment part” is a position adjacent to the attachment part, and includes a position adjacent to the attachment part via a gap.

(9) The first cover member includes a protruding portion that protrudes from the rotation center side to the attachment portion side.
The protrusion may include the opening at a position adjacent to the attachment portion. The opening for drawing out the wiring is provided at a position adjacent to the mounting portion among the protruding portions protruding to the mounting portion side of the first cover member. Thereby, even if the angular position of the housing with respect to the attachment portion changes, the position of the protruding portion can be easily adjusted to a position adjacent to the attachment portion by rotating the first cover member. In particular, the first cover member may be reduced in diameter inward in the radial direction with respect to the protruding portion, except for the protruding portion. Thereby, since the 1st cover member can be made into the shape of a gourd type or a teardrop type, for example, compared with the case where it is made circular shape, for example, it can be shown compactly.

(10) A flat surface is provided at a position adjacent to the opening of the protrusion, and the first surface is parallel to and flush with the mounted surface of the mounting portion. When the position of the cover member is fixed, the opening may open in a direction parallel to the flat surface. By simply rotating the first cover member and fixing the position so that the flat surface of the protruding portion is parallel to and the same height position as the mounting surface of the mounting portion, the opening portion can be moved along the mounting surface. It can be easily opened.

(11) The first cover member is provided with a first mark on the mounting portion, a second mark on the flat surface, and the second mark being aligned with the first mark. When the position is fixed by rotating the flat surface, the flat surface may be parallel to the surface to be mounted and at the same height. When the angular position of the housing is changed with respect to the mounting portion, the position of the opening can be easily adjusted by simply rotating the first cover member and fixing the position so that the second mark is aligned with the first mark. And can be adjusted quickly. For example, the second mark may be omitted and the first mark may be aligned with a specific position on the flat surface. The first mark may be omitted and the second mark may be provided on the mounting portion. It may be adapted to a specific position.

(12) The housing can be rotated about the axis with respect to the mounting portion and fixed at a predetermined pitch, and the first cover member has a predetermined pitch on the side surface. It is good to fix so that rotation is possible for every same pitch. Thereby, the mutual positional relationship of an attaching part and a 1st cover member can be match | combined easily and correctly.

(13) The direction changing means bends the wiring drawn out from the predetermined surface in parallel to the predetermined surface, and in a plane parallel to the predetermined surface, on the side away from the attachment portion. It is good to bend in an arc shape, pull out to the mounting surface side, and further bend in a direction along the mounting surface to change the direction. Bend the wiring parallel to the predetermined surface, bend it in a circular arc shape on the side away from the mounting portion in the plane parallel to the predetermined surface, pull it out to the mounting surface side, and then bend it in the direction along the mounting surface By changing the direction, the tension of the wiring can be applied in the direction along the mounting surface. Thereby, since the tension of the wiring is not applied to the mounting surface, it is possible to prevent the first cover member from being biased in the direction away from the mounting surface by the wiring. Note that “parallel to the predetermined surface” is not limited to being completely parallel, and may be slightly inclined with respect to the predetermined surface, for example. Further, “after being bent into an arc shape on the side away from the attachment portion” means, for example, an arc shape in which the attachment portion side is concave and the opposite side of the attachment portion is convex.

(14) The first cover member may include a flat side wall portion that is spaced apart from and parallel to the predetermined surface. Since the side wall portion of the first cover member is arranged with a gap with respect to a predetermined surface of the housing, wiring can be arranged in the gap. Thereby, the part to the predetermined position pulled out from the predetermined surface to the attachment position side among the wiring pulled out from the predetermined surface can be covered. Further, since the side wall portion is formed in a flat plate shape, it does not bulge outward or protrude. Thereby, the whole apparatus can be made compact.

(15) The opening may be opened in a direction along the mounting surface. Since the opening is open in the direction along the attachment surface, the wiring drawn out from the opening does not float with respect to the attachment surface, and can be directly drawn out along the attachment surface. Moreover, the part pulled out linearly from the opening part can be covered with a 2nd cover member. In particular, the opening of the first cover member may be opened in the tangential direction of a virtual circle centered on the axis of the first cover member. Furthermore, it is preferable that the tangential direction be parallel to the attachment surface of the attachment portion. Thereby, the opening can draw out the wiring in a direction parallel to the attachment surface of the object, and can be along the attachment surface.

(16) The mounting portion may be provided on the other surface of the housing adjacent to the predetermined surface of the housing and at a position close to the predetermined surface. Thereby, since an attaching part and a 1st cover member are visually recognized as a lump structure, the whole vehicle equipment can be shown compactly.

(17) The device includes support means for supporting the casing in a state of being separated from the mounting surface, the casing includes an electronic component, and the first cover member and the mounting surface are interposed between the first cover member and the mounting surface. A predetermined gap may be formed. Since a predetermined gap is formed between the first cover member and the mounting surface, the vibration of the object is not transmitted to the housing through the first cover member. As a result, it is possible to prevent the first cover member from colliding with the mounting surface of the object due to vibration of the object, etc., so that a strong impact is generated on the housing via the first cover member, and driving of the electronic components provided on the housing is performed. Can be prevented.

(18) The device may be an in-vehicle device attached to an automobile. Thereby, since the wiring drawn out from the in-vehicle device is hidden behind the cover member and is not exposed to the outside, the appearance between the housing of the in-vehicle device and the hidden member of the vehicle can be improved. Furthermore, since the cover member covers the wiring between the housing and the hidden member, the housing appears to be connected to the hidden member via the cover member, so that a sense of unity is provided between the in-vehicle device and the vehicle. Therefore, the feeling of retrofitting on-vehicle equipment can be reduced, and the on-vehicle equipment can be seen as if it were a genuine product of an automobile.

  The above inventions (1) to (18) can be arbitrarily combined. For example, not all or a part of (1) may be provided but at least one of the other configurations (2) to (18) may be provided. However, in particular, the configuration (1) may be provided, and at least one of the configurations (2) to (18) may be provided in combination. Also, any constituent elements (1) to (18) may be extracted and combined. The applicant of the present application intends to obtain a patent right for such a configuration.

1 is an overall perspective view of a drive recorder 1. FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view of a drive recorder 1. FIG. 1 is a front view of a drive recorder 1. FIG. 2 is a right side view of the drive recorder 1. FIG. 2 is a left side view of the drive recorder 1. FIG. 1 is a plan view of a drive recorder 1. FIG. 2 is a bottom view of the drive recorder 1. FIG. 2 is a rear view of the drive recorder 1. FIG. 1 is an overall perspective view of a case 10. FIG. 3 is a right side view of the case 10. FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a guide cover 50. FIG. 3 is a front view of a guide cover 50. FIG. 4 is a right side view of the guide cover 50. FIG. 4 is a left side view of the guide cover 50. FIG. 3 is a plan view of a guide cover 50. FIG. 6 is a bottom view of the guide cover 50. FIG. 4 is a rear view of the guide cover 50. FIG. 1 is an overall perspective view of a drive recorder 1 in which a cable cover and a guide cover are omitted. It is a right view of the drive recorder 1 which abbreviate | omitted the cable cover and the guide cover. It is a bottom view of the drive recorder 1 which abbreviate | omitted the cable cover and the guide cover. 1 is an overall perspective view of a drive recorder 1 with a cable cover omitted. It is a front view of the drive recorder 1 which abbreviate | omitted the cable cover. It is a right view of the drive recorder 1 which abbreviate | omitted the cable cover. It is a top view of the drive recorder 1 which abbreviate | omitted the cable cover. It is a bottom view of the drive recorder 1 which abbreviate | omitted the cable cover. It is the elements on larger scale of the W2 area | region shown in FIG. It is the elements on larger scale in the W1 area | region shown in FIG. FIG. 4 is a right side view of the drive recorder 1 in which the relative angular position of the case 10 with respect to the mounting plate 33 is changed. It is a figure which shows the position of the attachment position P1 of the drive recorder set to the windshield 101 of a vehicle. It is a figure showing the state where drive recorder 1 was attached to windshield 101 of vehicles.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. These drawings are used to explain technical features that can be adopted by the present invention. The structure and the like of the article described are not intended to be limited to this, but are merely illustrative examples. In the following description, for convenience of explanation, the left, right, front, back, and top and bottom indicated by arrows in the figure are used, but the direction of the drive recorder 1 is not necessarily defined uniquely.

  The drive recorder 1 shown in FIG. 1 includes a front image and a driving data (brake operation, turn signal operation, travel route, etc.) for a certain period before and after the occurrence of an accident and sudden braking, Can be stored. Briefly describing the configuration for storing video data, the CCD camera 13 always images the vehicle and the surrounding situation from the viewpoint (view) of the driver, and the captured image is temporarily stored in a ring buffer or the like. To remember. The video stored in the temporary storage memory is sequentially updated to the latest one, and the past video data is held for the set time. On the other hand, the drive recorder 1 is provided with a sensor for detecting an impact such as an acceleration sensor during an accident or sudden braking / handling, and when the output value of the sensor exceeds a threshold, the point when the threshold is exceeded (impact detection) The video for a certain period before is read from the temporary storage memory and stored in a non-volatile memory (such as an SD memory card), and after the time when the threshold is exceeded, the image of the CCD camera taken after that is directly or directly stored in the non-volatile memory. By storing via a temporary storage memory, it has a function to save the video and the running data for a predetermined time before and after the impact in a nonvolatile memory (SD card). When an accident occurs, it is possible to clearly testify the validity of the driver based on the vehicle status information (video etc.) of the own vehicle stored in the non-volatile memory. Further, when the drive recorder 1 detects a rough and dangerous driving operation such as a sharp handle or a sudden brake, the drive recorder 1 gives a certain sense of tension to the driver by alerting the driver with a warning sound or the like. You can also. Since the drive recorder 1 captures and stores a front image of the vehicle, the drive recorder 1 is usually used in a state of being attached to the windshield 101 (see FIGS. 29 and 30) of the vehicle.

  The structure of the drive recorder 1 will be described with reference to FIGS. The drive recorder 1 is a unit (see FIGS. 6 and 7) configured in an L shape in plan view, and includes a case 10, a mounting bracket 30, a nut member 40, a guide cover 50, a screw 60, a cable cover 70, and the like. Is provided. The case 10 is formed in a substantially cylindrical shape having an axial center extending in the left-right direction, and includes a CCD camera 13 in front thereof. The mounting bracket 30 has a ring portion 31 rotatably mounted on one end side of the right end side (axial direction) of the case 10, and a mounting plate 33 connected to the ring portion 31 is mounted on the windshield 101 of the vehicle. It is adhered and fixed to P1 (see FIG. 29). For example, the attachment position P1 is set to a predetermined position in the windshield 101 that is separated downward from the black ceraline 210 provided along the edge of the roof head lining 200 provided in the ceiling portion of the passenger compartment. The attachment position P1 is set, for example, at a distance L1 downward from the black ceraline 210 and a distance L2 leftward from the vehicle center O. The nut member 40 is formed in a ring shape and is attached to the right end side of the case 10. The nut member 40 fixes the case 10 to the mounting bracket 30.

  The guide cover 50 is provided on the right end side of the case 10 so as to be rotatable coaxially with the axis of the case 10. The guide cover 50 covers the cable 20 (see FIGS. 2 and 14) drawn from the right side surface 14 (see FIG. 2) of the case 10 from the right side surface 14 to a position adjacent to the mounting plate 33. The cable 20 is, for example, a power cable, but may be other cables or a harness in which a plurality of wires are bundled. In addition, the number may be more than one. The screw 60 rotatably supports the guide cover 50 on the right side surface 14 of the case 10 and fixes it. The cable 20 is pulled out in parallel to the mounting plate 33 from an opening 55 provided at a corner at the upper rear of the guide cover 50. As shown in FIG. 30, in a state of being attached to the windshield 101 of the vehicle, the cable 20 is extended upward along the windshield 101, for example, and drawn inside the black ceramic line 210 of the roof head lining 200. , Connected to a power supply unit (not shown) inside the vehicle. The cable cover 70 is attached from the outside along the cable 20 from the opening 55 of the guide cover 50 to the black ceraline 210 of the roof head lining 200.

  The drive recorder 1 having the above configuration mounts the ring portion 31 of the mounting bracket 30 on the case 10 in a rotatable manner. Therefore, the relative angular position between the mounting plate 33 of the mounting bracket 30 and the case 10 can be changed. Although the inclination angle of the windshield 101 (see FIG. 30) of the vehicle varies depending on the type of vehicle, the drive recorder 1 differs in one unit configuration by changing the relative angular position between the mounting plate 33 and the case 10. Compatible with various types of vehicles. Hereinafter, the components of the drive recorder 1 will be described in order.

  The structure of the case 10 will be described with reference to FIGS. The case 10 is formed in a substantially cylindrical shape. The case 10 is configured by abutting a first case 11 and a second case 12 that are divided into two (half) at the front and rear. The one end portions 11A and 12A of the first case 11 and the second case 12 are formed so that the outer dimensions are slightly smaller, and between the one end portions 11A and 12A and the central portion of the case 10 in the axial direction. A step is formed. Of the wall surface on which the step is generated, the tooth portion 17 that is a serrated serrated triangle wave (sawtooth shape) is formed in a semicircular arc shape when viewed from the right side. A male screw 18 is formed on the outer peripheral surface of the tip end side of the one end portion 11A, 12A protruding to the right of the first case 11 and the second case 12.

  On the other hand, convex portions 11D and 12D having a small semicircular shape when viewed from the right side are provided on the distal ends of the end portions 11A and 12A. The convex portions 11D and 12D constitute a substantially cylindrical convex portion protruding rightward. The right side surface 14 of the convex portion is formed in a substantially circular shape when viewed from the right side (see FIG. 10). The right side surface 14 is provided with a screw hole 15, an outlet 16, a tooth portion 12G, and the like. The screw hole 15 is provided at the center of the right side surface 14. A screw 60 (see FIG. 2) for fixing the guide cover 50 to be rotatable is fastened to the screw hole 15. The outlet 16 is provided behind the screw hole 15 and on the convex portion 12D side. From the outlet 16, the cable 20 is pulled out to the right side. The outlet 16 is shifted backward from the center of the right side surface 14. Therefore, the screw hole 15 for fixing the guide cover 50 to be rotatable can be provided at the center of the right side surface 14. Therefore, the guide cover 50 can be rotated coaxially with the axis of the case 10 and at the center of the right side surface 14.

  The tooth portion 12G is formed in a semicircular arc shape in a right side view in a diameter smaller than the tooth portion 17 at a position facing the tooth portion 17 on the convex portion 12D side of the right side surface 14. The tooth portion 12G is formed in a triangular wave shape (sawtooth shape) having the same pitch as the tooth portion 17. A tooth portion 58 (see FIGS. 11 and 14) described later of the guide cover 50 meshes with the tooth portion 12G. The position of the tooth portion 12G may be anywhere as long as it surrounds the central portion of the right side surface 14 in the right side surface 14, but it is desirable that the tooth portion 12G be outside the central portion of the right side surface 14. In this case, a fine pitch can be engraved in the tooth portion 12G. Moreover, although it does not limit about the pitch of the tooth part 12G, the wider one is desirable rather than narrow. Thereby, it is easy to make an angle for rotating the guide cover 50. Moreover, although the tooth | gear part 12G is formed in the semicircular arc shape, if it is circular arc shape, it will not limit in length. For example, a circular shape that surrounds the central portion of the right side surface 14 may be formed. However, since the case 10 of the present embodiment is divided into two, half the tooth portion 12G is sufficient.

  As shown in FIGS. 5 to 8, the first case 11 and the second case 12 have flat surfaces 11 </ b> E and 12 </ b> E whose surfaces opposite to the bonding surfaces are parallel to the bonding surfaces. Therefore, these flat surfaces 11E and 12E are set parallel to each other. As shown in FIG. 9, a circular opening 11 </ b> B is formed in the flat surface 11 </ b> E that is a part of the front surface of the case 10, and at the intermediate position in the vertical direction on the left end side. A CCD camera 13 is provided inside the opening 11B so as to protrude forward from the inside of the case 10. The direction of the visual field of the CCD camera 13 is set to a direction orthogonal to the flat surface 11E. An SD card slot 22 (see FIG. 5) is provided on the left side surface of the case 10. An SD card (not shown) is attached to and detached from the SD card slot 22.

  The structure of the mounting bracket 30 will be described with reference to FIG. The mounting bracket 30 includes a ring portion 31, a connecting column portion 32 (see FIG. 5), a mounting plate 33, and the like. The ring portion 31 is formed in a ring shape and has an inner diameter that substantially matches (slightly larger) the outer diameters of the one end portions 11A and 12A of the first case 11 and the second case 12. The connecting column part 32 is provided upright on the outer peripheral surface of the ring part 31. The mounting plate 33 is provided at the distal end of the connecting column portion 32, and is formed in a substantially rectangular shape that is slightly longer in the front-rear direction in plan view (see FIG. 6). The mounting plate 33 is disposed obliquely at a predetermined angle with respect to the diameter direction of the ring portion 31 (see FIG. 5). A pedestal surface 33 </ b> B having a predetermined thickness is provided on the attached surface 33 </ b> A facing the upper side of the attachment plate 33. The pedestal surface 33 </ b> B is formed one step higher to be attached to the front glass 101 having a rectangular shape in plan view. Double-sided tape 35 is attached to the pedestal surface 33B. Note that the adhesive surface of the double-sided tape 35 may be divided into, for example, a plurality of rectangular pieces. The adhesive portion of the double-sided tape 35 is exposed by peeling the release paper. Further, a mark M1 is provided at a position closer to the right side of the mounting surface 33A of the mounting plate 33. The mark M1 serves as a reference when the position of the guide cover 50 is aligned with the mounting plate 33. The mark M1 may have any shape, but for example, by making it a linear mark extending in the left-right direction, alignment becomes easy.

  On one surface of the ring portion 31 (the surface facing the case 10), a tooth portion 34 is formed over the entire circumference. The tooth portion 34 is formed in a triangular wave shape (saw blade shape), and is set to have the same size and shape so as to mesh with the tooth portion 17 formed in the case 10. When the ring portion 31 is attached to the one end portions 11A and 12A of the first case 11 and the second case 12, the ring portion 31 has one end portion 11A of the first case 11 and the second case 12 with its central axis as the center of rotation. , 12A can be rotated in the forward / reverse direction at a pitch of 5 °, for example. And rotation is suppressed by mesh | engaging the tooth part 17 provided in the case 10, and the tooth part 34 provided in the ring part 31. FIG.

  The structure of the nut member 40 will be described with reference to FIG. The nut member 40 has a flat disk-like cap shape, and an internal thread 41 </ b> A that engages with the external thread 18 is formed on an inner peripheral surface 41 of the nut member 40. A circular through hole 42 is formed at the center of the nut member 40. The lid surface 401 surrounding the periphery of the through hole 42 is a curved surface having a curve that bulges outward as it goes radially inward. In a state where the ring portion 31 of the mounting bracket 30 is attached to the one end portions 11 </ b> A and 12 </ b> A of the first case 11 and the second case 12, the male screw 18 protrudes outward (rightward) from the ring portion 31. Therefore, the nut member 40 is attached to the protruding male screw 18. And since the space | interval to the level | step-difference part which formed the tooth | gear part 17 of the case 10 and the nut member 40 becomes narrow by fastening | tightening the internal thread of the nut member 40 and the external thread 18 of the case 10 firmly, The ring portion 31 can be sandwiched with the nut member 40 with a predetermined force. Thereby, the case 10 is firmly fixed to the mounting bracket 30.

  In the state where it is firmly fixed, the tooth portions 17 and 34 mesh with each other, the rotation of the ring portion 31 and thus the mounting bracket 30 is suppressed, and in the state where the nut member 40 is loosened, the rotation is allowed. Accordingly, the relative angular position between the case 10 and the mounting bracket 30 can be set (adjusted) to an arbitrary position and fixed at that position. That is, when a plane (direction) parallel to the joint surface of the first case 11 and the second case 12 is a basic vertical direction of the case 10, an angle formed by the vertical direction and the mounting plate 33 of the mounting bracket 30 is defined. Can change.

  Further, by firmly fastening the nut member 40, the tooth portion 17 of the case 10 and the tooth portion 34 of the mounting bracket 30 are firmly meshed with each other and the rotation thereof is surely prevented. Even when an impact is applied to the case 1, the orientation and orientation of the case 10 is maintained at the basic orientation when the drive recorder 1 is attached to the windshield 101 (unless the mounting plate 33 is peeled off from the windshield 101) and firmly Can be fixed.

  The structure of the guide cover 50 will be described with reference to FIGS. 2 and 11 to 17. The guide cover 50 is formed in a substantially gourd shape when viewed from the right side (see FIGS. 2 and 13). The guide cover 50 is formed in a U-shaped lid shape, and is disposed, for example, so as to face the left side. The guide cover 50 includes a side wall 51 and a peripheral wall 52. The side wall 51 is formed in a substantially gourd-shaped flat plate shape extending in the right-and-left direction when viewed from the right side, and when viewed from the right side, a circular circular portion 51A and a rectangular shape protruding upward from the upper portion of the circular portion 51A. The rectangular portion 51B. A hole 54 that penetrates in the thickness direction is provided at the center of the circular portion 51A. A cylindrical shaft portion 57 is provided perpendicular to the inner surface of the circular portion 51A at a position corresponding to the hole portion 54 on the inner surface of the circular portion 51A. The shaft hole of the shaft portion 57 communicates with the hole portion 54. The peripheral wall part 52 is provided along the outer edge part of the side wall part 51, and is formed in the substantially cylindrical shape extended leftward from this outer edge part. The width B1 (see FIG. 12), which is the length in the left-right direction of the peripheral wall portion 52, is set to a length that can accommodate the cable 20 inside, for example.

  The guide cover 50 configured by such a side wall 51 and the peripheral wall 52 forms a protruding portion 56 that protrudes outward in the radial direction around the shaft portion 57 provided on the side wall 51, and other than the protruding portion 56. This part is reduced in diameter inward. An opening 55 is provided at the upper rear corner of the peripheral wall 52 of the protruding portion 56 (see FIGS. 11, 14, and 15). The position of the opening 55 corresponds to the position of the upper rear corner of the rectangular part 51 </ b> B of the side wall part 51. The opening 55 is formed in a substantially U-shaped cutout that opens to the left in the rear view (see FIGS. 11 and 17). The peripheral wall portion 52 is divided at the upper rear position by the opening 55. The lower side of the U-shaped opening 55 is formed by a lower end 551 that is one end of the peripheral wall 52. The upper side of the opening 55 is formed by an upper end 552 that is the other end of the peripheral wall 52. The right side of the opening 55 is formed by the rectangular part 51 </ b> B of the side wall part 51. The lower end 551 protrudes from below with respect to the lower side of the opening 55. The upper end 552 protrudes substantially horizontally from the front with respect to the upper side of the opening 55. The upper end portion 552 is located in front of the upper rear corner of the rectangular portion 51 </ b> B of the side wall portion 51. The lower end 551 is located behind the upper end 552. Therefore, in a state where the guide cover 50 is attached to the right side surface 14 of the case 10, the opening 55 has a form in which a part of the upper part and the rear part are opened. On the right side of the opening 55, a hidden plate portion 511, which will be described later, provided at the upper rear corner of the side wall 51 is disposed.

  A flat portion 53, which is a plane extending forward from the upper end portion 552, is formed on the peripheral wall portion 52 located at the upper end portion of the protruding portion 56. The flat part 53 is inclined slightly upward from the upper end of the rectangular part 51B of the side wall part 51 toward the left side on the right side surface 14 side of the case 10 (see FIGS. 12 and 17). On the left end side of the upper surface of the flat portion 53, a mark M2 is provided. The mark M2 is used for alignment with the mark M1 provided on the mounted surface 33A of the mounting plate 33. The mark M2 may have any shape, but for example, alignment is easy by making it a straight line extending in the left-right direction that is the same shape as the mark M1.

  Here, as shown in FIG. 17, when the opening portion 55 is viewed from the rear, the lower end portion 551 of the peripheral wall portion 52 is slightly lowered toward the left which is the right side surface 14 side of the case 10. It is inclined to. Furthermore, as described above, the flat portion 53 is slightly inclined upward to the left. Accordingly, the opening 55 is formed in a substantially trapezoidal shape. By inclining the flat part 53 slightly leftward toward the left, the side wall part 51 of the guide cover 50 can be reduced, so that the guide cover 50 can be made more compact. Further, the width B2 (see FIG. 17), which is the length in the left-right direction of the opening 55 (the length parallel to the axial direction of the guide cover 50), is the width K1 (see FIG. 1) of the end 73 of the cable cover 70 described later. Same as reference) or slightly shorter than the width K1. The end 73 of the cable cover 70 is held with no gap with respect to such an opening 55. The positional relationship between the end 73 of the cable cover 70 and the opening 55 will be described later.

  As shown in FIGS. 12 and 17, in a state where the guide cover 50 is fixed to the right side surface 14 of the case 10, the left end portion 521 of the peripheral wall portion 52 is disposed on the case 10 side. In the left end portion 521, a portion corresponding to the flat portion 53 is formed with a step portion 522 that is lowered to the right by one step. As will be described later, the portion of the left end portion 521 other than the step portion 522 is a portion that is disposed in the vicinity of the right side surface 14 of the case 10 and the lid surface 401 of the nut member 40 that is disposed around it. . Therefore, in the portion other than the step portion 522, the central portion in the vertical direction is slightly curved to the right, particularly in accordance with the surface shape of the lid surface 401. As a result, the left end 521 of the guide cover 50 can be disposed close to the right side surface 14 of the case 10 and the lid surface 401 of the nut member 40, so that the guide cover 50 is a part of the case 10. A sense of unity can be given.

On the other hand, the step portion 522 is not interfered with a gap between the step portion 522 and the right end portion 331 of the mounting plate 33. As a result, the distal end portion of the protruding portion 56 of the guide cover 50 can be disposed as close as possible to the right end portion 331 of the mounting plate 33, so that the opening 55 can be disposed at a position adjacent to the mounting plate 33. And since the cable 20 can be pulled out from the opening part 55 with respect to the position adjacent to the attachment board 33, it can prevent that the cable 20 floats away from the windshield 101 of a vehicle in the opening part 55. FIG.

  In the left end portion 521 of such a guide cover 50, a tooth portion 58 (see FIGS. 11 and 14) is formed across a semicircular arc-shaped portion which is substantially the lower half thereof. The tooth portion 58 is a triangular wave (saw blade) serration, and is set to have the same size and shape so as to mesh with the tooth portion 12G (see FIGS. 9 and 10) formed on the right side surface 14 of the case 10. Yes. The guide cover 50 is disposed on the right side surface 14 of the case 10, and the screw 60 is loosely fastened to the screw hole 15 provided at the center of the right side surface 14 via the hole portion 54 and the shaft portion 57. 50 can be rotated forward and backward relative to the right side surface 14 of the case 10 with the screw 60 as the center of rotation. And rotation is suppressed by meshing | engaging the tooth part 58 provided in the guide cover 50 with the tooth part 12G provided in the right side surface 14 of the case 10. FIG. In the present embodiment, the pitch of the tooth portions 12G and 58 is set to be the same as the pitch of the tooth portions 17 and 34. Therefore, the rotational pitch of the guide cover 50 with respect to the case 10 is set to the case 10 with respect to the mounting plate 33. Can be adjusted to the rotation pitch. Thereby, when the relative angular position of the case 10 with respect to the mounting plate 33 is changed, it is easy to align the position of the guide cover 50 with respect to the case 10.

  The guide cover 50 having the above-described structure has a portion other than the projecting portion 56 that has a diameter that is radially inward and is substantially gourd-shaped or tear-shaped when viewed from the right side. It can be smaller than a circular guide cover. As a result, the entire structure in which the guide cover 50 is fixed to the case 10 can be made inconspicuous and compact.

  The structure of the cable cover 70 will be described with reference to FIG. The cable cover 70 is a rubber rubber member formed in a straight line, for example. The cable cover 70 has an outer edge formed in a rectangular cross-section, and includes a cable insertion hole 74 extending in the length direction therein. On one surface parallel to the length direction of the cable cover 70, a fixing surface 76 for fixing to the windshield 101 by adhesion or the like is provided. The fixed surface 76 is provided with a notch groove 75 so as to divide the center in the width direction perpendicular to the length direction. The notch groove 75 communicates with the cable insertion hole 74. Therefore, the cable 20 can be pushed into the cable insertion hole 74 by expanding the notch groove 75 in the width direction. Further, since the width of the cable insertion hole 74 is longer than the width of the notch groove 75, the cable cover 70 can hold the cable 20 inside the cable insertion hole 74. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the cable cover 70 from being detached from the cable 20.

  An insertion portion 72 is provided at one end of the cable cover 70 in the longitudinal direction. The insertion portion 72 is a portion to be inserted inside the black ceraline 210 (see FIGS. 29 and 30) of the roof head lining 200 of the vehicle. The insertion portion 72 is formed in a substantially U shape in a side view, and includes, for example, a horizontal plate portion 721, a first standing wall portion 722, a second standing wall portion 723, and the like. The horizontal plate portion 721 is formed in a substantially rectangular shape in plan view that is wider than the central portion of the cable cover 70. The first standing wall portion 722 and the second standing wall portion 723 are erected on the opposite side of the fixed surface 76 at a position spaced apart from each other in the longitudinal direction of the cable cover 70. Also in the insertion portion 72, a fixing surface 76, a cable insertion hole 74, and a notch groove 75 are formed. In such an insertion portion 72, the bent end portion of the black ceraline 210 of the roof head lining 200 is inserted between the first standing wall portion 722 and the second standing wall portion 723 (see FIG. 30). As a result, the end portion of the black ceraline 210 is sandwiched between the first standing wall portion 722 and the second standing wall portion 723. Therefore, the horizontal plate portion 721 and the first standing wall portion 722 of the insertion portion 72 are inserted inside the black Cera line 210. The horizontal plate portion 721 and the first standing wall portion 722 are arranged in a space formed between the roof head lining 200 and the sheet metal 104 provided adjacent to the upper end portion of the windshield 101. Therefore, the insertion portion 72 is sandwiched between the roof head lining 200 and the sheet metal 104. The horizontal plate portion 721 and the first standing wall portion 722 are inserted inside the black ceraline 210, and the second standing wall portion 723 is in contact with the outer surface of the end portion of the black ceraline 210. Thereby, the cable 20 drawn out from the opening of the cable insertion hole 74 provided in the lower part of the first standing wall portion 722 can be drawn out and arranged inside the roof head lining 200.

  As will be described later, it is necessary to adjust the length of the cable cover 70 according to the mounting position P1 (see FIG. 29) set on the windshield 101 of the vehicle. In that case, the length of the cable cover 70 (specifically, the length from the end portion 73 of the cable cover 70 to the second standing wall portion 723 of the insertion portion 72) becomes a length corresponding to the distance L1. What is necessary is just to cut | disconnect the edge part 73 side which is the other end part on the opposite side to the insertion part 72 of the cable cover 70, and is arrange | positioned in the position of the opening part 55 of the guide cover 50 with scissors. Thereby, the length dimension of the cable cover 70 can be adjusted with the insertion part 72 left. The material of the cable cover 70 of the present embodiment may be a material other than rubber, but since it needs to be cut, it is preferably an elastic body, and more preferably a soft material. For example, an elastomer or the like may be used in addition to rubber. Moreover, if it is soft, it can be attached while being pushed open by hand, so attachment is easy. Moreover, since it is an elastic body, since the linear cable cover 70 can be bent, it can be fixed closely according to the surface shape of the windshield 101 of a vehicle. Further, the color of the cable cover 70 may be anything, but it is necessary to cover and hide the cable 20, so that it is preferably opaque, and more preferably opaque and the same color as the guide cover 50. Thereby, a sense of unity with the guide cover 50 can be strengthened.

  With reference to FIGS. 18 to 20, a manner of handling the cable 20 drawn from the outlet 16 on the right side surface 14 of the case 10 will be described. As described above, in this embodiment, the cable 20 is pulled out from the right side surface 14 (from the axial direction) of the case 10 with the axial center directed in the left-right direction. This is because even when the case 10 rotates with respect to the mounting plate 33 and the relative angular position changes, the cable 20 is once pulled out to the windshield 101 side, and then along the windshield 101 toward the roof head lining 200. It is because it can be launched. In the present embodiment, the cable 20 pulled out from the outlet 16 is pulled out to the windshield 101 side and along the windshield 101, and inside the guide cover 50, a plurality of directions as follows: Conversion takes place. As a result, no matter how the relative angular position of the case 10 with respect to the mounting plate 33 changes, the cable 20 along the surface of the vehicle windshield 101 is reduced while reducing the influence of the tension of the cable 20 caused by the handling of the cable 20. 20 can be pulled out without difficulty.

  The tension applied to the cable 20 and the tension relief effect due to the direction change of the cable 20 will be described in detail. If the outlet 16 through which the cable 20 is pulled out is close to the windshield 101 side, the cable 20 draws an S shape. In this case, since the tension of the cable 20 is applied in a direction standing with respect to the windshield 101 side, the guide cover 50 is urged downward by the cable 20. If the tension of the cable 20 becomes excessively strong, the cable 20 cannot be pushed into the guide cover 50, and it becomes difficult to attach the guide cover 50 to the right side surface 14 of the case 10.

  Therefore, in this embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 18 to 20, after the cable 20 is pulled out from the outlet 16 to the right side, the cable 20 is bent in a direction parallel to the right side surface 14, and the right side surface 14 is bent. In a parallel virtual plane, the outside of the screw hole 15 is turned around in an arc shape and drawn out to the mounting plate 33 side, and pulled out in the direction parallel to the mounting plate 33 as it is. Thereby, the tension of the cable 20 is naturally applied in the direction along the windshield 101. That is, the tension of the cable 20 can be released as it is in a straight direction parallel to the mounting plate 33. Thereby, it is possible to effectively prevent the guide cover 50 from being biased downward.

  And as above-mentioned, since the outlet 16 is provided in the position shifted | deviated from the center part of the right side 14 of the case 10, about the cable 20 pulled out from the outlet 16, the outer side of the center of the right side 14 is provided. You can turn it around. Note that the position of the outlet 16 may be anywhere as long as it is a position other than the center of the right side surface 14, but it is desirable that the outlet 16 is located farther away than the opening 55 of the guide cover 50. Good. If the outlet 16 is close to the opening 55, particularly when the cable 20 is thick or hard, the tension due to the bending of the cable 20 becomes strong. Therefore, when the outlet 16 is located farther from the opening 55, the cable 20 can be rotated without difficulty at the outside of the center portion of the right side surface 14.

  In this embodiment, the cable 20 is routed by changing the direction inside the gourd-type guide cover 50. Here, for example, with respect to the cable 20 drawn out from the outlet 16, the first portion 201 extends from the outlet 16 to the portion where the cable 20 is pulled out to the right side, and the outside of the screw hole 15 extends from the portion pulled out to the right side in an arc shape. The second part 202 extends to the part that has been turned around, the third part 203 extends from the part that has been turned around in an arc shape to the side of the mounting plate 33, and the direction parallel to the mounting plate 33 from the part drawn out to the side of the mounting plate 33 A portion bent in a straight line and drawn out linearly is referred to as a fourth portion 204.

  As described above, the guide cover 50 includes the protruding portion 56 that protrudes radially outward from the circular main body portion. As shown in FIG. 19, the first portion 201 to the third portion 203 of the cable 20 are accommodated inside the guide cover 50. The base portion of the protruding portion 56 of the cable 20 is located on the front side of the third portion 203 of the cable 20. Since the base part of the protrusion part 56 is a part connected to the circular main body part, the base part is curved so as to be slightly reduced in diameter in the radial direction of the guide cover 50 (see FIG. 13). Since the peripheral wall portion 52 of such a curved portion is disposed along the front side of the third portion 203, the third portion 203 of the cable 20 can be brought closer to the opening 55 side. Thereby, the cable 20 can be pulled out linearly from the opening 55 without forcibly bending.

  In the present embodiment, the relative angular position may be changed by rotating the case 10 with respect to the mounting plate 33. At this time, the outlet 16 only moves in a circular arc shape on the right side surface 14 about the axis of the guide cover 50 in the same virtual plane (see the arrow shown in FIG. 19). Therefore, the outlet 16 does not move greatly in the left-right direction (the axial direction of the guide cover 50). Thereby, the cable 20 pulled out from the outlet 16 and redirected as described above does not move greatly in the left-right direction. Therefore, the side wall 51 of the guide cover 50 covering the first portion 201 to the third portion 203 of the cable 20 can be formed in a flat plate shape parallel to the right side surface 14 of the case 10. Thereby, since the guide cover 50 does not protrude greatly to the right side (see FIG. 3), the lateral dimension from the left side surface of the case 10 to the side wall 51 of the guide cover 50 can be made as small and compact as possible.

  Further, since the outlet 16 moves in a circular arc in the same virtual plane around the axis of the guide cover 50 on the right side surface 14, the cable 20 drawn from the outlet 16 can be moved. In addition, the outer edge shape of the portion of the guide cover 50 corresponding to at least the range in which the outlet 16 moves can be formed in an arc shape. Thereby, the shape of the guide cover 50 can have a rounded soft impression.

  The position of the opening 55 of the guide cover 50 fixed to the case 10 and the opening direction will be described with reference to FIGS. In a state where the guide cover 50 is fixed to the right side surface 14 of the case 10, the distal end portion of the protruding portion 56 is disposed at a position adjacent to the right end portion 331 of the mounting plate 33 of the mounting bracket 30. Here, as shown in FIG. 26, the flat portion 53 provided at the distal end portion of the protruding portion 56 is arranged to be the same height and parallel to the mounted surface 33 </ b> A of the mounting plate 33. Since the opening part 55 is provided in the peripheral wall part 52 of such a protrusion part 56, and is provided in the corner | angular part of the upper back, it becomes the aspect which upper part and back open. The upper end 552 that is the upper side of the opening 55 is parallel to the inclination direction of the mounting plate 33 and is directed obliquely upward with respect to the rear (see FIGS. 21, 22, and 24). On the other hand, the lower end 551, which is the lower side of the opening 55, faces in a substantially vertical direction with respect to the mounting plate 33 side (see FIGS. 23 and 24). With such a positional relationship, the opening 55 is oriented in a direction parallel to the mounted surface 33A of the mounting plate 33 at a position adjacent to the right end 331 of the mounting plate 33.

  Then, as shown in FIG. 26, in the vicinity of such an opening 55, the cable 20 contacts the inner surface of the flat portion 53 and is pulled out in the direction toward the upper end 552 as it is. That is, the cable 20 is pulled out from the opening 55 in the direction along the attached surface 33A of the attachment plate 33. Thereby, the 4th part 204 of the cable 20 pulled out from the opening part 55 can be made to follow the windshield 101 (refer FIG. 29, FIG. 30) of the vehicle to which the to-be-attached surface 33A of the attachment plate 33 is attached.

  When the opening 55 of the guide cover 50 is set to the above position, the guide cover 50 is positioned with respect to the mark M1 provided at the front position on the right end 331 side of the mounting surface 33A of the mounting plate 33. The mark M2 provided on the left end side of the upper surface of the flat portion 53 is arranged so as to be opposed (see FIGS. 1 and 6). For example, when the relative angle position is changed by rotating the case 10 with respect to the mounting plate 33, the position of the opening 55 with respect to the mounting plate 33 is displaced. In this case, the relative angular position of the guide cover 50 may be changed with respect to the right side surface 14 of the case 10 so that the mark M2 faces the mark M1. Even if the marks M1 and M2 are not provided, for example, when the position is fixed by rotating the case 10 by X ° in the positive direction with respect to the mounting plate 33, the axis is coaxial with the axis of the case 10. The guide cover 50 may be rotated by X ° in the negative direction with respect to the case 10. Thereby, the position of the opening 55 with respect to the mounting plate 33 can be returned to the original state.

  The positional relationship between the opening 55 of the guide cover 50 and the end 73 of the cable cover 70 will be described with reference to FIGS. Of the cable 20 drawn from the outlet 16 of the right side surface 14 of the case 10, the first part 201 to the third part 203 are covered with the guide cover 50. A linear cable cover 70 is attached to the fourth portion 204 of the cable 20 that is linearly drawn from the opening 55. When attached to the fourth portion 204, the end portion 73 of the cable cover 70 is disposed in the opening 55 of the guide cover 50. Here, the hidden plate portion 511 of the guide cover 50 is disposed on the right side of the opening 55, and the lid surface 401 of the nut member 40 is disposed on the left side of the opening 55 (see FIG. 27). The end portion 73 of the cable cover 70 is inserted between the hidden plate portion 511 and the lid surface 401. Here, the width B2 (see FIG. 17), which is the length in the left-right direction of the opening 55, is slightly shorter than the width K1 (see FIG. 1) of the cable cover 70. 70 is inserted so as to push in the end 73 thereof.

  Further, since the height K2 (see FIG. 4) of the cable cover 70 is higher than the height B3 (see FIG. 17) of the opening 55, the end 73 of the cable cover 70 with respect to the opening 55 is provided. Is inserted, the end 73 of the cable cover 70 comes into contact with the upper end 552 of the opening 55. As a result, the end portion 73 of the cable cover 70 is not inserted to the back side of the protruding portion 56 of the guide cover 50. As described above, since the third portion 203 of the cable 20 is guided obliquely toward the opening 55 inside the protruding portion 56 of the guide cover 50, the cable cover 70 is The end portion 73 is in contact with the end portion 73 so as not to get in the way. Moreover, if the cable cover 70 is inserted to the back side (front side) of the guide cover 50, the cable 20 must be bent at a steep angle. Therefore, as in the present embodiment, only a part of the end portion 73 of the cable cover 70 is inserted into the opening 55 inside the protruding portion 56 of the guide cover 50, so that the screw hole 15 is inserted from the outlet 16. It is possible to guide to the opening 55 in a state where the cable 20 pulled outward and turned to the mounting plate 33 side is bent without difficulty.

  The cable cover 70 is disposed so as to protrude above the flat portion 53 of the guide cover 50. Note that a gap is formed between the outer surface of the cable cover 70 on the end 73 side and the lower end 551 of the opening 55 of the guide cover 50, but may be brought into contact therewith. The end portion 73 of the cable cover 70 is sandwiched from both sides in the left-right direction by the hidden plate portion 511 of the guide cover 50 and the lid surface 401 of the nut member 40. As a result, the position of the end 73 of the cable cover 70 can be firmly fixed with respect to the opening 55, so that the end 73 of the cable cover 70 moves away from the opening 55 and floats from the windshield 101 of the vehicle. It can prevent becoming a state.

  When the state in which the end portion 73 of the cable cover 70 is fixed to the opening 55 is viewed from the right side, the hidden plate portion 511 of the guide cover 50 with respect to the outer surface of the end portion 73 of the cable cover 70. However, they overlap and overlap in a direction parallel to the length direction of the cable cover 70. In this state, the cable insertion hole 74 of the cable cover 70 is located at the same height as the portion overlapping the hidden plate portion 511. Therefore, since the cable 20 inserted through the cable insertion hole 74 is reliably hidden by the hidden plate portion 511, it can be completely hidden from the outside. Thereby, since the joint part of the opening part 55 of the guide cover 50 and the edge part 73 of the cable cover 70 can be concealed by the concealing plate part 511, the cable 20 can be prevented from being exposed at the joint part.

  Further, when the drive recorder 1 attached to the windshield 101 of the vehicle is viewed from the windshield 101 side (see FIGS. 3 and 30), the upper side end 552 of the opening 55 of the guide cover 50 is defined. Since the end portion 73 of the cable cover 70 is in contact (see FIG. 27), the cable 20 is hidden by the guide cover 50 and the cable cover 70 and is not exposed. Further, the notch groove 75 of the cable cover 70 is located on the windshield 101 side. However, when the cable cover 70 is attached to the cable 20, the notch groove 75 is almost closed, and therefore the cable insertion hole 74 located below the notch groove 75. The cable 20 inserted through is not visible at all. Further, as described above, the insertion portion 72 of the cable cover 70 is inserted and attached to the inside of the black ceraline 210 of the roof head lining 200 of the passenger compartment (see FIG. 30).

  Therefore, in this embodiment, among the cables 20 drawn from the outlet 16 of the right side surface 14 of the case 10, the first part 201 to the third part 203 are covered with the guide cover 50 and the fourth part is covered with the cable cover 70. Further, the joint portion between the opening 55 of the guide cover 50 and the end 73 of the cable cover 70 is covered with a concealing plate portion 511 provided in the opening 55, and is opposite to the end 73 of the cable cover 70. The cable 20 of the drive recorder 1 can be hidden by inserting the side insertion portion 72 into the black Ceraline 210 and attaching it. Thereby, since the cable 20 that has been drawn and exposed between the case 10 and the roof head lining 200 of the passenger compartment can be hidden, the appearance of the portion can be improved. Furthermore, since the case 10 seems to be connected to the roof head lining 200 via the guide cover 50 and the cable cover 70, a sense of unity can be provided between the drive recorder 1 and the vehicle. The retrofit feeling of the recorder 1 is reduced, and the drive recorder 1 can be made to look like a genuine product of an automobile. Furthermore, for example, by making the case 10, the guide cover 50, and the cable cover 70 the same color, the drive recorder 1 can be strongly recognized as one structure.

  Also, the guide cover 50 and the cable cover 70 that cover the cable 20 are different from the shape of the cable 20, and the guide cover 50 has a gourd-like compact shape, and the cable cover 70 has the flexibility of the cable 20. Therefore, the presence of the cable 20 can be eliminated. Further, the cable cover 70 extends from the opening 55 of the guide cover 50 in a direction perpendicular to the axial direction of the case 10 and is connected in a vertical direction to the black ceraline 210 of the roof head lining 200 of the passenger compartment. Are arranged as follows. As a result, the case 10, the cable cover 70, and the black Cera line 210 are arranged in an H shape, so that the appearance is beautiful.

  Further, by fixing the fixing surface 76 of the cable cover 70 to the windshield 101 with a double-sided tape or the like, the cable 20 can be hidden by the guide cover 50 and the cable cover 70 and can be prevented from being aerial wiring. . Regarding aerial wiring, tier 1 which is a company that directly supplies parts to automobile manufacturers has strict standards, but for such tier 1, this embodiment also provides a drive recorder 1 that sufficiently satisfies the standards. Can be provided.

  With reference to FIGS. 28-30, an example of the attachment method of the drive recorder 1 to the windshield 101 of a vehicle is demonstrated. First, the relative angular position of the case 10 with respect to the mounting plate 33 is changed in accordance with the inclination angle of the windshield 101 (see FIG. 28). As described above, the drive recorder 1 can be adjusted according to the angles (25 to 75 degrees) of various windshields. That is, the mounting plate 33 is parallel to the angle of the windshield 101. However, as described above, the relative angular position of the case 10 with respect to the mounting plate 33 (mounting bracket 30) can be adjusted. The basic vertical direction of the case 10 can be made parallel to, for example, a vertical plane (with respect to the ground) regardless of the angle of (). Of course, the angle formed by the basic vertical direction of the case 10 and the vertical plane with respect to the ground can be set to an appropriate angle. Therefore, the single drive recorder 1 can be mounted on different types of vehicles.

  Next, the relative angular position of the guide cover 50 with respect to the case 10 is changed. As described above, in the present embodiment, the case 10 is arranged such that the mark M2 provided on the flat portion 53 of the guide cover 50 is opposed to the mark M1 provided on the attached surface 33A of the attachment plate 33. What is necessary is just to change the relative angular position of the guide cover 50 with respect to the right side surface 14. Thereby, the opening 55 of the guide cover 50 can be directed in a direction parallel to the mounted surface 33 </ b> A of the mounting plate 33 at a position adjacent to the mounting plate 33.

  Next, the mounting plate 33 of the mounting bracket 30 is fixed to the mounting position P1 of the windshield 101 (see FIG. 29). A double-sided tape 35 (or other adhesive member) is attached to the upper surface of the mounting plate 33, and the double-sided tape 35 is used to adhere and fix to the windshield 101 of the vehicle (see FIG. 30). In this state, the flat portion 53 of the protruding portion 56 of the guide cover 50 is parallel to the pedestal surface 33B of the mounting plate 33 and at the same height position. The pedestal surface 33B is bonded to the windshield 101 with a double-sided tape 35. Here, as shown in FIG. 30, the flat portion 53 of the protruding portion 56 of the guide cover 50 is in a state of floating away from the windshield 101 and is not in contact therewith. As a result, for example, when the guide cover 50 collides with the windshield 101 due to vibration during traveling of the vehicle, the impact is transmitted to the case 10, and the electronic components in the case 10 sense the impact and cause a drive malfunction. You can prevent it from happening.

  Next, the shortest distance from the opening 55 to the roof head lining 200 is measured. The one end side of the cable cover 70 may be cut with scissors in accordance with the measurement distance. A cable cover 70 is assembled to the cable 20. The end 73 of the cable cover 70 is disposed in the opening 55 of the guide cover 50. At this time, the insertion portion 72 of the cable cover 70 is housed in the black ceraline 210 of the roof head lining 200. As described above, the end portion 73 of the cable cover 70 is disposed in the opening 55 of the guide cover 50 and is inserted and held between the hidden plate portion 511 and the lid surface 401 of the nut member 40. Thereby, the installation of the drive recorder 1 is completed.

  The drive recorder 1 can be easily recognized as a structure in which the case 10, the guide cover 50, and the cable cover 70 are integrated, and can be easily recognized as a structure in which the roof head lining 200 is integrated. Therefore, the drive recorder 1 can give an impression to the surroundings as if it were a genuine product of the vehicle.

  In addition, since the cable cover 70 is arranged in a direction orthogonal to the axial direction of the case 10, it is recognized as a reverse L-shaped structure in plan view, so is it part of the roof head lining 200? Can give an impression.

  Since the mounting plate 33 of the mounting bracket 30 and the cable cover 70 are arranged at positions close to each other, there is a sense of unity. This makes it look compact and cool and stylish. In addition, since not only the mounting plate 33 but also the cable cover 70 is bonded and fixed to the windshield 101, the drive recorder 1 can be fixed to the windshield 101 in a double manner. Thereby, since the drive recorder 1 can be firmly fixed to the windshield 101, the drive recorder 1 can be prevented from falling when an accident occurs.

  Moreover, the drive recorder 1 of this embodiment can leave only the mounting bracket 30 on the windshield 101, for example. That is, parts other than the mounting bracket 30, that is, the case 10, the guide cover 50, and the cable cover 70 can be moved to another vehicle. This eliminates the need to remove the mounting bracket 30 from the windshield 101. For example, the adhesive of the double-sided tape 35 sticks to the windshield 101 and the work of peeling them off can be eliminated.

  In the above description, the drive recorder 1 is an example of the “device” in the present invention. The guide cover 50 and the cable cover 70 are examples of the “cover member” of the present invention. The guide cover 50 is an example of the “first cover member” in the present invention. The cable cover 70 is an example of the “second cover member” in the present invention. The roof head lining 200 is an example of the “hidden member” of the present invention. The case 10 is an example of the “housing” of the present invention. The hidden plate portion 511 is an example of the “hidden member” in the present invention. The screw 60 is an example of the “fixing portion” in the present invention. The right side surface 14 of the case 10 is an example of the “predetermined surface” and “side surface” of the present invention. The flat portion 53 of the guide cover 50 is an example of the “flat surface” in the present invention. The mounting bracket 30 is an example of the “support means” in the present invention.

  As described above, the drive recorder 1 of the present embodiment has the case 10 attached to the attachment position P1 of the windshield 101 of the vehicle. The drive recorder 1 pulls out the cable 20 from the right side surface 14 of the case 10, and the part of the cable 20 opposite to the case 10 side is placed inside the roof head lining 200 that is continuously provided on the windshield 101 of the vehicle. I am trying to be pulled in. The drive recorder 1 covers the portion of the cable 20 extending from the right side surface 14 of the case 10 to the position hidden by the roof head lining 200 with the guide cover 50 and the cable cover 70. Thereby, since the cable 20 drawn out from the drive recorder 1 is not exposed to the outside, the appearance between the case 10 and the roof head lining 200 can be improved. Furthermore, since the guide cover 50 and the cable cover 70 cover the cable 20 between the case 10 and the roof head lining 200, the case 10 seems to be connected to the roof head lining 200 via the guide cover 50 and the cable cover 70. Therefore, a sense of unity can be provided between the drive recorder 1 and the vehicle.

  In the present embodiment, the guide cover 50 and the cable cover 70 are provided separately. The guide cover 50 covers a portion from the right side surface 14 of the cable 20 to a position adjacent to the mounting plate 33, and the cable cover 70 is pulled out from the position adjacent to the mounting plate 33 of the cable 20 along the windshield 101 of the vehicle. Then, the roof head lining 200 covers the portion up to the hidden position. By causing the guide cover 50 and the cable cover 70 to share the role of concealing the cable 20, it is possible to reliably cover each part. A hidden plate portion 511 provided in the opening 55 of the guide cover 50 is disposed at a portion that becomes a joint between the opening 55 of the guide cover 50 and the end 73 of the cable cover 70. Since the hidden plate portion 511 overlaps the outer surface of the end portion 73 of the cable cover 70, no gap is formed at the joint between the opening portion 55 of the guide cover 50 and the end portion 73 of the cable cover 70. As a result, the guide cover 50 and the cable cover 70 can be clearly hidden from the right side surface 14 of the case 10 in a direction along the windshield 101 of the vehicle and pulled into the roof head lining 200.

  In addition, this invention is not limited to the above-mentioned embodiment, A various change is possible. In the present embodiment, the drive recorder 1 has been described as an example of a device. However, any device including an electronic component may be used, and the present invention is not limited to a vehicle-mounted device.

  The drive recorder 1 according to the present embodiment includes the mounting bracket 30, and the mounting plate 33 of the mounting bracket 30 is mounted on the windshield 101 of the vehicle to support the case 10 rotatably. For example, the present invention can be applied to a type in which the case 10 is fixed to the windshield 101 of the vehicle by adhesion or the like. In that case, what is necessary is just to make it pull out a cable from the predetermined surface different from the surface of the case 10 attached to the attachment position P1 of the windshield 101, for example.

  Further, the guide cover 50 is a gourd shape having a reduced diameter at the outer edge other than the protruding portion 56, but may have a shape other than this, for example, a circular shape. In this case, a sense of unity with the case 10 can be strengthened.

  Further, in the drive recorder 1 of the present embodiment, the mounting plate 33 of the mounting bracket 30 is disposed at a position close to the right side surface 14 side of the case 10 from which the cable 20 is pulled out. You may arrange | position in the position brought close to the surface side, and may arrange | position in the intermediate part of the left-right direction of case 10. FIG.

  In the present embodiment, the cable 20 is pulled out from the case 10 from the outlet 16, but a connecting portion such as a DC jack may be provided instead of the outlet 16. The cable may be pulled out from the right side surface 14 of the case 10 by connecting one end of the cable to the DC jack.

  In this embodiment, the cable 20 is pulled out from the right side surface 14 of the case 10, but the cable 20 may be pulled out from the other surface of the case 10.

  In this embodiment, the cable 20 is covered with the two cover members of the guide cover 50 and the cable cover 70. However, the guide cover 50 and the cable cover 70 may be formed of a single member. Further, the guide cover 50 may be composed of two or more members instead of one member. The cable cover 70 may be composed of two or more members instead of one member.

  Further, in the present embodiment, the cable 20 drawn from the outlet 16 on the right side surface 14 of the case 10 is rotated around the outside of the screw hole 15 and then is extended to the mounting plate 33 side. The cable 20 drawn from the outlet 16 may be guided to the opening 55 side as it is.

  As described above, various aspects of the present invention have been described using the embodiments and the modifications. However, these embodiments and descriptions are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention, and are for understanding the present invention. It is added that it was provided to contribute. The scope of the present invention is not limited to the configurations or limitations explicitly described in the specification, and includes combinations of various aspects of the present invention disclosed in the present specification. Among the present inventions, the configuration for which a patent is sought is specified in the appended claims, but the present invention is disclosed in this specification even if the configuration is not specified in the claims. We intend to make the configuration described in the following claims. The present invention is not limited to the configuration described in the above embodiment. The components of the above-described embodiments and modifications may be arbitrarily selected and combined. In addition, any component of each embodiment or modification, and any component described in the means for solving the invention or any component described in the means for solving the invention And may be combined arbitrarily. We also intend to acquire rights in these amendments or divisional applications. Moreover, it has the intention to acquire the right about a whole design or a partial design by the change application to a design application. The drawing shows the entire apparatus as a solid line, but includes not only the entire design but also a partial design that is claimed for a part of the apparatus. For example, it is a drawing that includes a part of the apparatus as a partial design as well as a part of the apparatus as a partial design. A part of the device may be a part of the device or a part of the member. In addition to the overall design, there is an intention to acquire a partial design in which any part of the solid line part of the drawing is a broken line part.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Drive recorder 10 Case 11 1st case 13 CCD camera 14 Right side 15 Screw hole 16 Outlet 20 Cable 30 Mounting bracket 33 Mounting plate 33A Attached surface 50 Guide cover 51 Side wall part 53 Flat part 55 Opening part 56 Protrusion part 60 Screw 70 Cable cover 72 Insertion part 73 End part 101 Front glass 104 Sheet metal 200 Roof head lining 210 Black Ceraline M1 mark M2 mark P1 Mounting position

Claims (18)

A housing that is attached to an attachment position of an attachment surface of the object, wherein wiring is drawn out from a predetermined surface of the housing, and a portion of the wiring opposite to the housing side is continuous with the attachment surface of the object It is a member of the object that is provided as a device, and is a device that is drawn inside the hidden member for concealing inside the object,
A device comprising a cover member that covers a portion of the wiring from a position of the predetermined surface to a position hidden by the hidden member. A direction changing means for pulling the wiring from the predetermined surface to the mounting position side and further changing the direction by bending in a direction along the mounting surface,
The cover member is
Of the wiring, a first cover member that covers a portion from the predetermined surface to the predetermined position drawn to the attachment position side,
A second cover member that covers a portion of the wiring that is drawn from the predetermined position along the mounting surface and is hidden by the hidden member;
The overlapping part which overlaps with the outer surface of the one end part of the longitudinal direction of said 2nd cover member is provided in the opening part for drawing out the said wiring of said 1st cover member outside. Equipment described in. The other end portion of the second cover member opposite to the one end portion is provided with an insertion portion into which at least a part is inserted inside the hidden member. Equipment. The second cover member is formed of a cuttable material,
4. The device according to claim 2, wherein the device is cut to have a length corresponding to the shortest distance from the position of the opening of the first cover member to the position of the edge of the hidden member. . An attachment portion for fixing the housing to the attachment position;
The housing can be fixed by rotating around an axis perpendicular to the vertical direction with respect to the mounting portion,
The predetermined surface is a side surface that intersects the axis of the casing, and when the casing is rotated around the axis, a pull for pulling out the wiring provided on the side surface. The apparatus according to any one of claims 2 to 4, wherein the outlet is a side surface that moves in the same plane around the axis. The side surface is a side surface such that when the casing is rotated around the axis, the outlet port moves in an arc shape within the same plane around the axis,
In the first cover member, at least an outer edge shape of a portion corresponding to a range in which the drawing port moves by rotating the casing around the axis is formed in an arc shape. The device according to claim 5. The first cover member is fixed to the side surface of the housing so as to be rotatable coaxially with the axis.
The opening is disposed at a position close to the attachment portion,
When the casing is rotated in one direction with respect to the mounting portion, the first cover member is fixed at a position rotated in the opposite direction to the one direction at the same angle as the rotation angle of the casing. The device according to claim 5 or 6, characterized in that The side surface is circular,
The outlet is provided at a position shifted from the center of the side surface,
A fixing portion for fixing the first cover member rotatably is provided at the central portion of the side surface,
The device according to any one of claims 5 to 7, wherein the opening portion is disposed at a position close to the attachment portion in a state where the first cover member is rotated and the position is fixed. The first cover member includes a protruding portion that protrudes from the rotation center side of the first cover member toward the mounting portion side,
The device according to any one of claims 5 to 8, wherein the protruding portion includes the opening at a position adjacent to the attachment portion. A flat surface is provided at a position adjacent to the opening of the protrusion,
When the position of the first cover member is fixed so that the flat surface is parallel to and flush with the mounted surface of the mounting portion, the opening is in a direction parallel to the flat surface. The device according to claim 9, wherein the device opens. The attachment portion is provided with a first mark,
The flat surface is provided with a second mark,
When the position is fixed by rotating the first cover member so that the second mark is aligned with the first mark, the flat surface is parallel to the mounted surface and at the same height position. The device according to claim 10, wherein the device is a device. The housing can be fixed at a predetermined pitch by rotating around the axis with respect to the mounting portion,
The device according to any one of claims 5 to 11, wherein the first cover member is fixed on the side surface so as to be rotatable at the same pitch as the predetermined pitch. The direction changing means includes
The wiring drawn out from the predetermined surface is bent in parallel to the predetermined surface, and is bent in an arc shape in a plane parallel to the predetermined surface away from the mounting portion, and then the mounting surface side. The device according to any one of claims 5 to 12, wherein the device is further bent and further bent in a direction along the mounting surface. The first cover member is
The apparatus according to any one of claims 2 to 13, further comprising a flat side wall portion that is spaced apart from and parallel to the predetermined surface. The device according to claim 2, wherein the opening is open in a direction along the mounting surface. The said attachment part is the other surface of the said housing | casing adjacent to the said predetermined surface of the said housing | casing, Comprising: The position close | similar to the said predetermined surface is provided, The any one of Claim 5 to 15 characterized by the above-mentioned. Equipment described in. Comprising support means for supporting the housing in a state of being separated from the mounting surface;
The housing includes electronic components,
The apparatus according to any one of claims 2 to 16, wherein a predetermined gap is formed between the first cover member and the mounting surface. The device according to claim 1, wherein the device is an in-vehicle device attached to an automobile.

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