JP2021007159A - Apparatus - Google Patents

Abstract

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 and the like.

A mounting bracket having a tubular main body, a ring portion rotatably mounted on the outer peripheral surface of one end of the main body in the axial direction, and a mounting plate connected to the outside of the ring portion, and a main body On the other hand, there is known an in-vehicle device provided with a nut member attached to an end portion and sandwiching the ring portion between the ring portion and fixing the ring portion (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

Japanese Patent No. 471285

For example, when an 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, for example, upward, and the vehicle is provided from the roof head lining provided adjacent to the upper edge of the windshield. It is supposed to be pulled inside and connected to the power supply. In that case, the wiring part other than the part that is pulled into the inside of the vehicle is exposed to the outside, and it does not look good, and there is a possibility that the impression that it was installed as a retrofit option may be strengthened. Therefore, it is possible to attach a long cover member along the wiring to hide the exposed portion. In this case, a cover member is attached along the wiring for the portion that can be along the windshield from the roof head lining. However, it is not possible to attach the cover member to the part beyond that, up to the position where the wiring on the side of the main body is pulled out, because it floats from the windshield and cannot be followed. , There was a problem that the wiring could not be hidden.

An object of the present invention is, for example, to provide a device or the like capable of hiding wiring or the like drawn from a housing.

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

The "device" of the present invention may be anything as long as it is equipped with an electronic component, and may be, for example, a device that is connected to an external power source via wiring or a device that can be electrically connected to another device. 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 "mounting surface" is one surface of an object to which the housing is attached, and the surface shape may be any, but it is preferably a flat surface. Further, 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. "Mounting position" means a position on the mounting surface where the housing is mounted. The predetermined surface of the housing may be any surface as long as it constitutes the housing, but a surface other than the surface facing the mounting surface side when mounted at the mounting position is desirable. As a result, the wiring can be pulled out from the predetermined surface without the mounting surface becoming an obstacle. Further, "continuously on the mounting surface" means, for example, that it is continuous adjacent to the mounting surface, is continuous on the mounting surface, etc., and is aligned with the mounting surface and is continuous with the edge of the hidden member (for example, of the vehicle). It means that there is a black sera line etc. provided on the edge of the roof head lining). Further, the "hidden member" may be any member that can hide the wiring, and is not limited to the member provided only for that purpose. The color of the hidden member may be anything, but it is desirable that it is opaque in order to hide the wiring. Further, the "position of a predetermined surface" of the wiring means a position where the wiring is pulled out on the predetermined surface and is exposed to the outside of the housing.

Since the wiring drawn from the device is hidden by the cover member and not exposed to the outside, the appearance between the housing of the device and the hidden member of the object can be improved. Further, since the cover member covers the wiring between the housing body and the hidden member, the housing body seems to be connected to the hidden member via the cover member, so that a sense of unity should be provided between the device and the object. Can be done.

(2) The device includes a direction changing means for pulling out the wiring from the predetermined surface to the mounting position side and further bending the wiring in a direction along the mounting surface to change the direction, and the cover member is the wiring. A first cover member that covers a portion from a predetermined surface to a predetermined position that is pulled out to the mounting position side, and a position of the wiring that is pulled out from the predetermined position along the mounting surface and hidden by the hidden member. A second cover member that covers the portion is provided, and an opening for pulling out the wiring of the first cover member to the outside is provided with an overlapping portion that overlaps the outer surface of one end portion in the longitudinal direction of the second cover member. I hope it will be done.

The “predetermined position” means the position closest to the mounting position among the parts of the wiring that are pulled out to the mounting position side. Further, "along the mounting surface" is not limited to the meaning of closely following the mounting surface, and may be parallel to the mounting surface via a gap. That is, it may be floating with respect to the mounting surface. Further, "overlapping with the outer surface of one end in the longitudinal direction" may be overlapped with the entire outer surface or a part thereof. The first cover member and the second cover member should be opaque in order 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 the direction along the mounting surface, so that the wiring can be pulled out to the position of the hidden member while following 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 the portion of the wiring from the predetermined surface to the predetermined position pulled out to the mounting position side, and the second cover member is pulled out from the predetermined position along the mounting surface and hidden by the hidden member. Cover the part up to. By sharing the roles of the first cover member and the second cover member for the portion that hides the wiring, each portion can be reliably covered. Then, at a portion that becomes a joint between the opening of the first cover member and the end of the second cover member, an overlapping portion provided in the opening of the first cover member is arranged. Since the overlapping portion overlaps the outer surface of the end portion of the second cover member, a gap is not formed at the joint between the opening portion of the first cover member and the end portion of the second cover member. As a result, the first cover member and the second cover member can be pulled out from the predetermined surface of the housing in the direction along the mounting surface, and the portion drawn into the hidden member can be neatly hidden.

In particular, the second cover member may be fixed to the mounting surface or the like by adhesive 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 the windshield of a vehicle, the second cover member is strictly regulated as one of the standards to be delivered to the automobile manufacturer by fixing the second cover member to the windshield by adhesive or the like. 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 bendable material. As a result, it can be bent while being attached to the wiring. Further, the second cover member has a good shape in which the wiring can be held from the outside, and for example, the second cover member may have a tubular shape and a notch in the longitudinal direction. In that case, one having an elastic restoring force is more desirable. For example, resin, rubber, or the like can be applied as a material having an elastic restoring force. As a result, the second cover member returns to its original shape and can automatically hold the wiring inside by simply arranging the wiring inside while pushing the second cover member outward from the notch. In particular, the second cover member is preferably linear. By making the second cover member linear, the wiring portion along the mounting surface can be arranged in a straight line. Therefore, for example, the position of the opening of the first cover member and the position of the hidden member can be connected in the shortest distance. be able to. Further, the second cover member may be formed of a flexible material. As a result, for example, the second cover member can be aligned with a portion of the mounting surface that is not flat (for example, an uneven surface or a curved surface). The second cover member may be fixed to the mounting surface by adhesive or the like.

(3) At the other end of the second cover member on the opposite side to the one end, an insertion portion into which at least a part is inserted inside the hidden member may be provided. Since at least a part of the insertion portion provided at the other end of the second cover member is inserted inside the hidden member, there is no gap between the other end of the second cover member and the hidden member. .. As a result, the wiring is not exposed at all even at the joint between the other end of the second cover member and the hidden member, so that the appearance of the surroundings 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. The hidden member may be formed of, for example, a member that is continuously provided on the mounting surface (different from the hidden member) and that can be overlapped with a gap. That is, the hidden member may be such that an accommodation space can be formed between the hidden member and the other member. Further, the hidden member may be a hidden member that can form a storage space inside by itself. The "insertion portion" may be shaped so that at least a portion is inserted into such a storage space.

(4) The second cover member is made of a cuttable 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. You should cut it. Since the second cover member is made of a cuttable material, the shortest distance from the opening position of the first cover member to the position of the hidden member even if the distance from the mounting position to the hidden member differs depending on the type of object. The second cover member may be cut so as to have a length corresponding to the 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. As a result, the wiring drawn from the opening of the first cover member can be linearly pulled out to the position of the hidden member at the shortest distance. Therefore, the area occupied by the wiring and the second cover member on the mounting surface of the object can be minimized, and the appearance of the mounting surface of the object is not impaired. In particular, when the other end of the second cover member is provided with an insertion portion into which at least a part is inserted inside the hidden member, one end side of the second cover member may be cut. As a result, the length of the second cover member having the insertion portion at the other end can be freely adjusted according to the object.

(5) The in-vehicle device includes a mounting portion for fixing the housing to the mounting position, and the housing is positioned so as to rotate about an axis orthogonal to the mounting portion in the vertical direction. Is fixed, and the predetermined surface is a side surface that intersects the axis of the housing, and is provided on the side surface when the housing is rotated about the axis. The outlet for pulling out the wiring may be a side surface that moves in the same plane about the axis. The housing rotates in the vertical direction around an axis orthogonal to the vertical direction. In such a housing, the wiring is drawn from an outlet provided on a side surface orthogonal to the axis of the housing. According to such a configuration, even if the housing rotates in the vertical direction, the outlet only moves in the same plane about the axis on the side surface, so that such a side surface is covered by the first cover member. Can be covered with.

(6) The side surface is a side surface such that when the housing is rotated about the axis, the outlet moves in an arc shape in the same plane about the axis. It is preferable that at least the outer edge shape of the portion corresponding to the range in which the outlet moves by rotating the housing around the axis of the first cover member is formed in an arc shape. Since the outlet moves in an arc shape in the same plane about the axis on the side surface, at least within the range in which the outlet of the first cover member moves in accordance with the movement of the wiring drawn from such an outlet. The outer edge shape of the corresponding part can be arcuate. As a result, the shape of the first cover member can be given a rounded and soft impression.

(7) The first cover member is rotatably fixed to the side surface of the housing so as to be coaxial with the axis, and the opening is arranged at a position close to the mounting portion, and the mounting is performed. When the housing is rotated in one direction with respect to the portion, the first cover member may be fixed at a position rotated at the same angle as the rotation angle of the housing in a direction opposite to the one direction. When the housing is rotated in one direction with respect to the mounting portion, the position of the opening shifts according to the rotation angle. At this time, the first cover member is rotated coaxially with the axis of the housing and in the opposite direction. As a result, 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 mounting portion is changed, the wiring drawn from the opening can be aligned with the mounting surface as it is without floating with respect to the mounting surface. The "position close to the mounting portion" is a position adjacent to the mounting portion, and includes a position adjacent to the mounting portion via a gap.

(8) The side surface has a circular shape, the outlet is provided at a position deviated from the central portion of the side surface, and the first cover member is rotatably fixed to the central portion of the side surface. It is preferable that the opening is arranged at a position close to the mounting portion in a state where the fixing portion for the purpose is provided and the position is fixed by rotating the first cover member. Thereby, on the circular side surface of the housing, the first cover member can be rotatably fixed coaxially with the axis of the housing. Therefore, even if the opening provided in the first cover member is arranged at a position close to the mounting portion and the angular position with respect to the mounting portion is changed by rotating the housing, the first cover member can be simply rotated. The positional relationship between the mounting portion and the first cover member can be easily returned to the original state. The "position close to the mounting portion" is a position adjacent to the mounting portion, and includes a position adjacent to the mounting portion via a gap.

(9) The first cover member includes a protruding portion that protrudes from its own rotation center side toward the mounting portion side.
The protrusion may be provided with the opening at a position adjacent to the mounting portion. The opening for pulling out the wiring is provided at a position adjacent to the mounting portion among the protruding portions protruding toward the mounting portion of the first cover member. As a result, even if the angular position of the housing with respect to the mounting portion changes, the position of the protruding portion can be easily adjusted to a position adjacent to the mounting portion by rotating the first cover member. In particular, the diameter of the first cover member may be reduced inward in the radial direction with respect to the portion other than the protruding portion. As a result, the first cover member can be formed into, for example, a gourd shape or a teardrop shape, so that it can be made to look compact without being larger than, for example, a circular shape.

(10) The first, so that a flat surface is provided at a position adjacent to the opening of the protruding portion, and the flat surface is parallel to and at the same height as the mounted surface of the mounting portion. When the position of the cover member is fixed, the opening may be opened in a direction parallel to the flat surface. Simply rotate the first cover member to fix the position so that the flat surface of the protruding part is parallel to and at the same height as the mounted surface of the mounting part, and the opening is made in the direction 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 is provided on the flat surface, and the second mark is aligned with the first mark. When the position is fixed by rotating the flat surface, the flat surface may be parallel to and at the same height as the mounted surface. When the angular position of the housing is changed with respect to the mounting portion, the position of the opening can be easily positioned by simply rotating the first cover member and fixing the position so that the second mark matches the first mark. It can be adjusted quickly and quickly. For example, the second mark may be omitted so that the first mark fits at a specific position on the flat surface. The first mark may be omitted and the second mark may have a 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 the position can be fixed at predetermined pitches, and the first cover member has the predetermined pitch on the side surface. It is preferable to fix it so that it can rotate at the same pitch. As a result, the positional relationship between the mounting portion and the first cover member can be easily and accurately matched.

(13) The direction changing means bends the wiring drawn from the predetermined surface in parallel with the predetermined surface, and in a plane parallel to the predetermined surface, a circle on the side away from the mounting portion. It is preferable to bend it in an arc shape, pull it out toward the mounting surface, and then bend it in a direction along the mounting surface to change the direction. The wiring is bent parallel to the predetermined surface, bent in an arc shape on the side away from the mounting portion in the plane parallel to the predetermined surface, pulled out to the mounting surface side, and further bent 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. As a result, since the tension of the wiring is not applied to the mounting surface, it is possible to prevent the first cover member from being urged by the wiring in the direction away from the mounting surface. Note that "parallel to a predetermined surface" is not limited to perfect parallelism, and may be slightly inclined with respect to a predetermined surface, for example. Further, "after bending in an arc shape on the side away from the mounting portion" means, for example, an arc shape in which the mounting portion side is concave and the side opposite to the mounting portion side is convex.

(14) The first cover member may include a flat side wall portion that is separated in parallel with a gap from 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. As a result, it is possible to cover the portion of the wiring drawn out from the predetermined surface up to the predetermined position drawn out from the predetermined surface to the mounting position side. Further, since the side wall portion is formed in a flat plate shape, it does not bulge or protrude outward. As a result, the entire device can be made to look compact.

(15) The opening may be opened in a direction along the mounting surface. Since the opening is opened in the direction along the mounting surface, the wiring drawn from the opening does not float on the mounting surface and can be pulled out linearly along the mounting surface. Further, the portion linearly drawn out from the opening can be covered with the second cover member. In particular, the opening of the first cover member may be opened in the tangential direction of the virtual circle centered on the axis of the first cover member. Further, it is preferable that the tangential direction is parallel to the mounted surface of the mounting portion. As a result, the opening can pull out the wiring in the direction parallel to the mounting surface of the object and can be aligned with the mounting surface.

(16) The mounting portion may be the other surface of the housing adjacent to the predetermined surface of the housing, and may be provided at a position close to the predetermined surface. As a result, the mounting portion and the first cover member are visually recognized as a single structure, so that the entire in-vehicle device can be made to look compact.

(17) The device includes supporting means for supporting the housing in a state of being separated from the mounting surface, the housing includes electronic components, and 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, vibration of an 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, so that a strong impact is generated on the housing through the first cover member to drive the electronic components provided on the housing. Can be prevented from affecting.

(18) The device may be an in-vehicle device attached to an automobile. As a result, the wiring drawn from the in-vehicle device is hidden by the cover member and is not exposed to the outside, so that the appearance between the housing of the in-vehicle device and the hidden member of the vehicle can be improved. Further, since the cover member covers the wiring between the housing body and the hidden member, the housing body seems 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. As a result, the feeling of retrofitting the in-vehicle device is reduced, and the in-vehicle device can be made to look as if it were a genuine automobile.

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

It is an overall perspective view of the drive recorder 1. It is an exploded perspective view of the drive recorder 1. It is a front view of the drive recorder 1. It is a right side view of the drive recorder 1. It is a left side view of the drive recorder 1. It is a top view of the drive recorder 1. It is a bottom view of the drive recorder 1. It is a rear view of the drive recorder 1. It is an overall perspective view of the case 10. It is a right side view of the case 10. It is a perspective view of the guide cover 50. It is a front view of the guide cover 50. It is a right side view of the guide cover 50. It is a left side view of the guide cover 50. It is a top view of the guide cover 50. It is a bottom view of the guide cover 50. It is a rear view of the guide cover 50. It is an overall perspective view of the drive recorder 1 which omitted the cable cover and the guide cover. It is the right side view of the drive recorder 1 which omitted the cable cover and the guide cover. It is the bottom view of the drive recorder 1 which omitted the cable cover and the guide cover. It is an overall perspective view of the drive recorder 1 which omitted the cable cover. It is a front view of the drive recorder 1 which omitted the cable cover. It is a right side view of the drive recorder 1 which omitted the cable cover. It is a top view of the drive recorder 1 which omitted the cable cover. It is the bottom view of the drive recorder 1 which omitted the cable cover. It is a partially enlarged view of the W2 region shown in FIG. It is a partially enlarged view in the W1 region shown in FIG. It is a right side view of the drive recorder 1 which changed the relative angular position of a case 10 with respect to a mounting plate 33. It is a figure which shows the position of the mounting position P1 of the drive recorder set on the windshield 101 of a vehicle. It is a figure which shows the state which the drive recorder 1 is attached to the windshield 101 of a vehicle.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. These drawings are used to illustrate the technical features that can be adopted by the present invention. The composition of the article described is not intended to be limited to that, but is merely an example of explanation. In the following description, for convenience of explanation, left and right, front and back, and up and down indicated by arrows in the figure are used, but the direction of the drive recorder 1 is not necessarily unambiguously defined.

The drive recorder 1 shown in FIG. 1 includes forward images for a certain period before and after the occurrence of an accident, sudden braking, etc., and driving data showing the driving operation (brake operation, blinker operation, traveling route, etc.) of the driver. It has a structure that can memorize. To briefly explain the configuration for storing video data, the CCD camera 13 constantly images the vehicle and surrounding conditions from the driver's viewpoint (field of view), and the captured video is stored in a temporary storage memory such as a ring buffer. Remember in. The video stored in the temporary storage memory is sequentially updated to the latest one, and the past video data is retained for the set time. On the other hand, the drive recorder 1 is provided with a sensor for detecting an accident such as an acceleration sensor or an impact generated at the time of sudden braking or sudden steering. When the output value of the sensor exceeds the threshold value, the time when the threshold value is exceeded (impact detection) The video for a certain period before is read from the temporary storage memory and stored in the non-volatile memory (SD memory card, etc.), and after the threshold is exceeded, the video of the CCD camera captured after that is directly stored in the non-volatile memory or It is provided with a function of storing images for a predetermined time before and after an impact and the traveling data and the like in a non-volatile memory (SD card) by storing the data via a temporary storage memory. Then, when an accident occurs, it is possible to clearly testify the correctness 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 violent and dangerous driving operation such as a sudden steering wheel or a sudden braking, it emits a warning sound or the like to alert the driver to give the driver a certain sense of tension. You can also. Since the drive recorder 1 captures and stores a front image of the vehicle, it 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. 1 to 8. The drive recorder 1 is a unit (see FIGS. 6 and 7) configured in an L shape in a plan view, and includes a case 10, a mounting bracket 30, a nut member 40, a guide cover 50, screws 60, a cable cover 70, and the like. To be equipped with. The case 10 is formed in a substantially cylindrical shape having an axial center extending in the left-right direction, and the CCD camera 13 is provided in front of the case 10. In the mounting bracket 30, the ring portion 31 is rotatably mounted on one end side of the case 10 on the right end side (axial direction), and the mounting plate 33 connected to the ring portion 31 is the mounting position of the windshield 101 of the vehicle. It is adhered and fixed to P1 (see FIG. 29). The mounting position P1 is set, for example, at a predetermined position on the windshield 101, which is separated downward from the black ceramic line 210 provided along the edge of the roof head lining 200 provided on the ceiling of the vehicle interior. The mounting position P1 is set, for example, at a distance L1 downward from the black ceramic line 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 another cable, or may be a harness in which a plurality of wires are bundled. Further, the number may be multiple instead of one. The screw 60 rotatably supports and fixes the guide cover 50 to the right side surface 14 of the case 10. The cable 20 is pulled out parallel to the mounting plate 33 from the opening 55 provided in the upper rear corner of the guide cover 50. As shown in FIG. 30, when attached to the windshield 101 of the vehicle, the cable 20 is extended upward along the windshield 101, for example, and is pulled inside the black ceramic line 210 of the roof head lining 200. , Connected to the 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 ceramic line 210 of the roof head lining 200.

The drive recorder 1 having the above configuration rotatably mounts the ring portion 31 of the mounting bracket 30 on the case 10. Therefore, the relative angular position between the mounting plate 33 of the mounting bracket 30 and the case 10 can be changed. The inclination angle of the windshield 101 (see FIG. 30) of the vehicle differs depending on the type of vehicle, but the drive recorder 1 differs in one unit configuration by changing the relative angle position between the mounting plate 33 and the case 10. It can handle 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. 9 and 10. The case 10 is formed in a substantially cylindrical shape. The case 10 is configured by abutting the first case 11 and the second case 12, which are divided into two (half) in the front and rear. The outer dimensions of the one end portions 11A and 12A of the first case 11 and the second case 12 are formed to be one size smaller, and the one end portions 11A and 12A are formed between the one end portions 11A and 12A and the central portion in the axial direction of the case 10. A step is formed. On the one end 11A side of the wall surface where the step is formed, the tooth portion 17 which is a triangular wavy (saw blade-shaped) serration is formed in a semicircular arc shape when viewed from the right side. Male screws 18 are formed on the outer peripheral surfaces on the distal end side of the one end portions 11A and 12A protruding to the right of the first case 11 and the second case 12.

On the other hand, on the tip side of the end portions 11A and 12A, convex portions 11D and 12D having a small semicircular shape when viewed from the right side are provided. The convex portions 11D and 12D form a substantially columnar convex portion protruding to the right. The right side surface 14 of the convex portion is formed in a substantially circular shape when viewed from the right side surface (see FIG. 10). A screw hole 15, an outlet 16, a tooth portion 12G, and the like are provided on the right side surface 14. The screw hole 15 is provided in the center of the right side surface 14. A screw 60 (see FIG. 2) for rotatably fixing the guide cover 50 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 exit 16, the cable 20 is pulled out to the right. The exit 16 is displaced rearward from the center of the right side surface 14. Therefore, a screw hole 15 for rotatably fixing the guide cover 50 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 the right side view having a diameter smaller than that of 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 wavy shape (saw blade shape) having the same pitch as the tooth portion 17. A tooth portion 58 (see FIGS. 11 and 14) of the guide cover 50, which will be described later, meshes with the tooth portion 12G. The position of the tooth portion 12G may be any position on the right side surface 14 as long as it surrounds the central portion of the right side surface 14, but it is preferable that the tooth portion 12G is located outside the central portion of the right side surface 14. In this case, the pitch can be finely carved in the tooth portion 12G. Further, the pitch of the tooth portion 12G is not limited, but it is preferable that the pitch is wide rather than narrow. This makes it easy to create an angle for rotating the guide cover 50. Further, although the tooth portion 12G is formed in a semicircular shape, the length is not limited as long as it is in an arc shape. For example, it may have a circular shape that surrounds the central portion of the right side surface 14, but since the case 10 of the present embodiment is divided into two, half of 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 11E and 12E whose surfaces opposite to the joint surface are parallel to the joint surface. Therefore, these flat surfaces 11E and 12E are set parallel to each other. As shown in FIG. 9, a circular opening 11B is formed at a position of a flat surface 11E which is a part of the front surface of the case 10 in the vertical direction on the left end side thereof. Inside the opening 11B, a CCD camera 13 is provided so as to project forward from the inside of the case 10. The direction of the field of view of the CCD camera 13 is set to be orthogonal to the flat surface 11E. Further, 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 pillar 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 pillar portion 32 is provided upright on the outer peripheral surface of the ring portion 31. The mounting plate 33 is provided at the tip of the connecting pillar portion 32, and is formed in a substantially rectangular shape that is slightly long in the front-rear direction in a plan view (see FIG. 6). The mounting plate 33 is arranged diagonally at a predetermined angle with respect to the diameter direction of the ring portion 31 (see FIG. 5). A pedestal surface 33B having a predetermined thickness is provided on the mounted surface 33A facing the upper side of the mounting plate 33. The pedestal surface 33B is formed one step higher so as to be attached to the windshield 101 having a rectangular shape in a plan view. Double-sided tape 35 is attached to the pedestal surface 33B. The adhesive surface of the double-sided tape 35 may be divided into a plurality of rectangular small pieces, for example. The adhesive portion of the double-sided tape 35 is exposed by peeling off the release paper. Further, a mark M1 is provided at a position closer to the front on the right end side of the mounted surface 33A of the mounting plate 33. The mark M1 serves as a reference when aligning the position of the guide cover 50 with respect to the mounting plate 33. The shape of the mark M1 may be any shape, but for example, a linear mark extending in the left-right direction facilitates alignment.

A tooth portion 34 is formed on one surface of the ring portion 31 (a surface facing the case 10) over the entire circumference thereof. The tooth portions 34 are formed in a triangular wavy shape (saw blade shape) and are set to have the same dimensional shape so as to mesh with the tooth portions 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 the central axis as the center of rotation and the one end portion 11A of the first case 11 and the second case 12. , 12A can be rotated in the forward and reverse directions at a pitch of, for example, 5 °. Then, the rotation is suppressed by engaging the tooth portion 17 provided in the case 10 with the tooth portion 34 provided in the ring portion 31.

The structure of the nut member 40 will be described with reference to FIG. The nut member 40 has a flat disc-shaped cap-like shape, and a female screw 41A screwed with the male screw 18 is formed on the inner peripheral surface 41 thereof. A circular through hole 42 is formed in the central portion 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 becomes inward in the radial direction. When the ring portion 31 of the mounting bracket 30 is attached to one end portions 11A and 12A of the first case 11 and the second case 12, the male screw 18 projects outward (to the right) from the ring portion 31. Therefore, the nut member 40 is attached to the protruding male screw 18. Then, by firmly fastening the female screw of the nut member 40 and the male screw 18 of the case 10, the distance between the nut member 40 and the stepped portion forming the tooth portion 17 of the case 10 is narrowed. The ring portion 31 can be sandwiched between the nut member 40 and the ring portion 31 with a predetermined force. As a result, the case 10 is firmly fixed to the mounting bracket 30.

In the firmly fixed state, the tooth portions 17 and 34 mesh with each other to suppress the rotation of the ring portion 31 and thus the mounting bracket 30, and in the state where the nut member 40 is loosened, the rotation is allowed. Therefore, 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 the surface (direction) parallel to the joint surface of the first case 11 and the second case 12 is the basic vertical direction of the case 10, the angle formed by the vertical direction and the mounting plate 33 of the mounting bracket 30 is set. Can be changed.

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 engaged with each other and their rotation is reliably prevented. Therefore, if an accident or the like occurs, the drive recorder is used. Even if an impact is applied to 1, the orientation and posture of the case 10 will maintain the basic posture 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 the shape of a lid having a U-shaped cross section, and is arranged so as to face inward to the left, for example. The guide cover 50 includes a side wall portion 51 and a peripheral wall portion 52. The side wall portion 51 is formed in a substantially gourd-shaped flat plate shape extending in the vertical direction, and when viewed from the right side, has a circular circular portion 51A and a rectangular shape protruding upward from the upper portion of the circular portion 51A. The rectangular portion 51B of the above is provided. A hole 54 penetrating in the thickness direction is provided in the center of the circular portion 51A. A tubular 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 portion 52 is provided along the outer edge portion of the side wall portion 51, and is formed in a substantially tubular shape extending to the left from the outer edge portion. The width B1 (see FIG. 12), which is the length of the peripheral wall portion 52 in the left-right direction, is set to a length that can accommodate the cable 20 inside, for example.

The guide cover 50 composed of such a side wall portion 51 and a peripheral wall portion 52 forms a protruding portion 56 that projects radially outward from the shaft portion 57 provided on the side wall portion 51, and other than the protruding portion 56. The diameter of the portion is reduced inward in the radial direction. An opening 55 is provided at the upper rear corner of the peripheral wall portion 52 of such a 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 portion 51B of the side wall portion 51. The opening 55 is formed in a substantially U-shaped notch that opens on the left side when viewed from the rear (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 portion 551 which is one end portion of the peripheral wall portion 52. The upper side of the opening 55 is formed by an upper end 552 which is the other end of the peripheral wall 52. The right side of the opening 55 is formed by a rectangular portion 51B of the side wall portion 51. The lower end portion 551 projects from below with respect to the lower side of the opening 55. The upper end portion 552 projects 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 portion of the rectangular portion 51B of the side wall portion 51. The lower end 551 is located behind the upper end 552. Therefore, when the guide cover 50 is attached to the right side surface 14 of the case 10, the opening 55 has a mode in which a part of the upper portion and the rear portion are opened. On the right side of such an opening 55, a hidden plate portion 511, which will be described later, is arranged at a corner portion behind the upper part of the side wall portion 51.

A flat portion 53, which is a flat surface 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 portion 53 is slightly inclined to the upper left from the upper end portion of the rectangular portion 51B of the side wall portion 51 toward the left side on the right side surface 14 side of the case 10 (see FIGS. 12 and 17). A mark M2 is provided on the left end side of the upper surface of the flat portion 53. The mark M2 is used for alignment with the mark M1 provided on the mounted surface 33A of the mounting plate 33. The shape of the mark M2 may be any shape, but for example, by making the mark M2 a straight line extending in the left-right direction, which has the same shape as the mark M1, alignment is easy.

Here, as shown in FIG. 17, when the opening 55 is viewed from the rear, the lower end portion 551 of the peripheral wall portion 52 descends slightly to the left toward the left side on the right side surface 14 side of the case 10. It is inclined to. Further, as described above, the flat portion 53 is slightly inclined to the upper left toward the left. For this reason, the opening 55 is formed in a substantially trapezoidal shape. By inclining the flat portion 53 slightly to the upper left toward the left, the side wall portion 51 of the guide cover 50 can be made smaller, so that the guide cover 50 can be made to look more compact. Further, the width B2 (see FIG. 17), which is the length of the opening 55 in the left-right direction (the length parallel to the axial direction of the guide cover 50), is the width K1 (FIG. 1) of the end portion 73 of the cable cover 70, which will be described later. The same as (see), or slightly shorter than the width K1. The end 73 of the cable cover 70 is held tightly against 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, when 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 arranged on the case 10 side. In the left end portion 521, a step portion 522 that is one step lower is formed on the right side of the portion corresponding to the flat portion 53. As will be described later, the portion of the left end portion 521 other than the step portion 522 is a portion arranged close to the right side surface 14 of the case 10 and the lid surface 401 of the nut member 40 arranged around the right side surface 14. .. 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 portion 521 of the guide cover 50 can be arranged 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 as if it is a part of the case 10. You can have a sense of unity.

On the other hand, the step portion 522 has a gap between it and the right end portion 331 of the mounting plate 33 so as not to interfere with each other. As a result, the tip of the protruding portion 56 of the guide cover 50 can be arranged as close as possible to the right end portion 331 of the mounting plate 33, so that the opening 55 can be arranged at a position adjacent to the mounting plate 33. Then, since the cable 20 can be pulled out from the opening 55 with respect to the position adjacent to the mounting plate 33, it is possible to prevent the cable 20 from floating away from the windshield 101 of the vehicle at the opening 55.

A tooth portion 58 (see FIGS. 11 and 14) is formed on the left end portion 521 of such a guide cover 50 over a semicircular portion which is a substantially lower half thereof. The tooth portion 58 has a triangular wavy (saw blade shape) 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. There is. The guide cover 50 is arranged on the right side surface 14 of the case 10, and the screw 60 is loosely fastened to the screw hole 15 provided in the center of the right side surface 14 via the hole portion 54 and the shaft portion 57 to loosely fasten the guide cover 50. The 50 can be rotated in the forward and reverse directions relative to the right side surface 14 of the case 10 with the screw 60 as the center of rotation. Then, the rotation is suppressed by engaging the tooth portion 58 provided on the guide cover 50 with the tooth portion 12G provided on the right side surface 14 of the case 10. Further, in the present embodiment, since the pitches of the tooth portions 12G and 58 are set to be the same as the pitches of the tooth portions 17 and 34, the rotation pitch of the guide cover 50 with respect to the case 10 is set to the rotation pitch of the case 10 with respect to the mounting plate 33. It can be adjusted to the rotation pitch. As a result, when the relative angular position of the case 10 with respect to the mounting plate 33 is changed, the position of the guide cover 50 with respect to the case 10 can be easily aligned.

The guide cover 50 having the above structure has a diameter reduced inward in the radial direction except for the protruding portion 56, and is formed in a substantially gourd shape or a teardrop shape when viewed from the right side. Therefore, the guide cover 50 has substantially the same diameter as the case 10. It can be made smaller than the circular guide cover. As a result, the entire structure in which the guide cover 50 is fixed to the case 10 can be made inconspicuously compact.

The structure of the cable cover 70 will be described with reference to FIG. The cable cover 70 is, for example, a rubber member made of rubber formed in a straight line. The cable cover 70 has an outer edge having a rectangular cross section, and has a cable insertion hole 74 extending in the length direction inside the cable cover 70. A fixing surface 76 for fixing to the windshield 101 by adhesion or the like is provided on one surface parallel to the length direction of the cable cover 70. The fixed surface 76 is provided with a notch groove 75 so as to divide the center in the width direction orthogonal to the length direction. The notch groove 75 communicates with the cable insertion hole 74. Therefore, by pushing the notch groove 75 in the width direction, the cable 20 can be pushed inside the cable insertion hole 74. 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 ceramic line 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 a plan view 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 side opposite to the fixed surface 76 at positions separated from each other in the longitudinal direction of the cable cover 70. The insertion portion 72 also has a fixed surface 76, a cable insertion hole 74, and a notch groove 75. In such an insertion portion 72, a bent end portion of the black ceramic line 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 ceramic line 210 is sandwiched between the first standing wall portion 722 and the second standing wall portion 723. Therefore, of the insertion portions 72, the horizontal plate portion 721 and the first standing wall portion 722 are inserted inside the black ceramic 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 in a state of being sandwiched between the roof head lining 200 and the sheet metal 104. The horizontal plate portion 721 and the first vertical wall portion 722 are inserted inside the black ceramic line 210, and the second vertical wall portion 723 is in contact with the outer surface of the end portion of the black ceramic line 210. As a result, the cable 20 drawn from the opening of the cable insertion hole 74 provided in the lower part of the first standing wall portion 722 can be pulled out and arranged inside the roof head lining 200.

As will be described later, it is necessary to adjust the length dimension 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 73 of the cable cover 70 to the second standing wall 723 of the insertion portion 72) is set to a length corresponding to the distance L1. The other end of the cable cover 70 opposite to the insertion portion 72, and the end 73 side arranged at the position of the opening 55 of the guide cover 50 may be cut with scissors or the like. As a result, the length dimension of the cable cover 70 can be adjusted while leaving the insertion portion 72. The material of the cable cover 70 of the present embodiment may be a material other than rubber, but an elastic body is preferable, and a soft material is more preferable because it is necessary to cut the cable cover 70. For example, in addition to rubber, an elastomer or the like may be used. Also, if it is soft, it can be attached while pushing it open by hand, so it is easy to attach. Further, since it is an elastic body, the linear cable cover 70 can be bent, so that it can be closely fixed according to the surface shape of the windshield 101 of the vehicle. Further, the color of the cable cover 70 may be any color, but it is preferably opaque because it needs to cover and hide the cable 20, and more preferably it is opaque and the same color as the guide cover 50. As a result, the sense of unity with the guide cover 50 can be strengthened.

With reference to FIGS. 18 to 20, the routing mode of 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 the present 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 oriented in the left-right direction. This means that even if the case 10 rotates with respect to the mounting plate 33 and the relative angle position changes, the cable 20 is once pulled out to the windshield 101 side, then along the windshield 101 toward the roof head lining 200. Because it can be launched. Then, in the present embodiment, the cable 20 drawn from the outlet 16 is pulled out to the windshield 101 side and along the windshield 101, in a plurality of directions as shown below inside the guide cover 50. A 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 influence of the tension of the cable 20 caused by the routing of the cable 20 is reduced, and the cable is along the surface of the windshield 101 of the vehicle. 20 can be pulled out without difficulty.

The tension applied to the cable 20 and the effect of releasing the tension by changing the direction of the cable 20 will be specifically described. If the outlet 16 for pulling out the cable 20 is close to the windshield 101 side, the cable 20 draws an S shape. In this case, the tension of the cable 20 is applied in the direction of standing with respect to the windshield 101 side, so that 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 inside 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 the present 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 with respect to the right side surface 14. In the parallel virtual plane, the outside of the screw hole 15 is turned around in an arc shape and pulled out toward the mounting plate 33, and is pulled out as it is in the direction parallel to the mounting plate 33. As a result, 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. As a result, the guide cover 50 can be effectively prevented from being urged downward.

As described above, since the outlet 16 is provided at a position deviated from the center of the right side surface 14 of the case 10, the cable 20 pulled out from the outlet 16 is outside the center of the right side surface 14. You can turn it around. The position of the exit 16 may be any position other than the central portion of the right side surface 14, but it is desirable that the outlet 16 is located farther than near the opening 55 of the guide cover 50. Good. If the outlet 16 is located near the opening 55, the tension caused by bending the cable 20 becomes stronger, especially when the cable 20 is thick or hard. Therefore, when the outlet 16 is located far from the opening 55, the cable 20 can be turned around the outside of the center of the right side surface 14 without difficulty.

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

As described above, the guide cover 50 includes a 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 housed inside such a guide cover 50. The root 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 root portion of the protruding portion 56 is a portion connected to the circular main body portion, the guide cover 50 is curved inward in the radial direction so as to be slightly reduced in diameter (see FIG. 13). Since the peripheral wall portion 52 of such a curved portion is arranged 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. As a result, the cable 20 can be pulled out linearly from the opening 55 without being forcibly bent.

Further, in the present embodiment, the case 10 may be rotated with respect to the mounting plate 33 to change the relative angular position. At this time, the outlet 16 only moves in a virtual arc shape on the right side surface 14 about the axis of the guide cover 50 (see the arrow shown in FIG. 19). Therefore, the outlet 16 does not move significantly in the left-right direction (the axial direction of the guide cover 50). As a result, the cable 20 that is pulled out from the outlet 16 and whose direction is changed as described above does not move significantly in the left-right direction. Therefore, the side wall portion 51 of the guide cover 50 that covers 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. As a result, since the guide cover 50 does not protrude significantly to the right side (see FIG. 3), the lateral dimensions from the left side surface of the case 10 to the side wall portion 51 of the guide cover 50 can be made as small and compact as possible.

Further, since the outlet 16 moves in an arc shape on the right side surface 14 around the axis of the guide cover 50 in a virtual coplanar shape, the cable 20 drawn from such an outlet 16 can be moved. At the same time, the outer edge shape of the portion of the guide cover 50 corresponding to the range in which the outlet 16 moves can be made arcuate. As a result, the shape of the guide cover 50 can be given a rounded and soft impression.

With reference to FIGS. 21 to 26, the position of the opening 55 of the guide cover 50 fixed to the case 10 and the opening direction thereof will be described. In a state where the guide cover 50 is fixed to the right side surface 14 of the case 10, the tip end portion of the protrusion 56 is arranged 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 tip of the protruding portion 56 is arranged so as to be at the same height and parallel to the mounted surface 33A of the mounting plate 33. Since the opening 55 is a peripheral wall portion 52 of such a protruding portion 56 and is provided at the upper rear corner portion, the upper portion and the rear portion are open. The upper end portion 552, which is the upper side of the opening portion 55, is parallel to the inclination direction of the mounting plate 33 and faces diagonally upward with respect to the rear (see FIGS. 21, 22, and 24). On the other hand, the lower end portion 551, which is the lower side of the opening 55, faces in a direction substantially perpendicular to the mounting plate 33 side (see FIGS. 23 and 24). Due to such a positional relationship, the opening 55 faces in a direction parallel to the mounted surface 33A of the mounting plate 33 at a position adjacent to the right end portion 331 of the mounting plate 33.

Then, as shown in FIG. 26, in the vicinity of such an opening 55, the cable 20 comes into contact with the inner surface of the flat portion 53 and is pulled out as it is in the direction of the upper end portion 552. That is, the cable 20 is pulled out from the opening 55 in the direction along the mounted surface 33A of the mounting plate 33. As a result, the fourth portion 204 of the cable 20 drawn out from the opening 55 can be aligned with the windshield 101 (see FIGS. 29 and 30) of the vehicle to which the mounted surface 33A of the mounting plate 33 is mounted.

Then, in the state where the opening 55 of the guide cover 50 is set to the above position, the guide cover 50 is relative to the mark M1 provided at a position closer to the front on the right end portion 331 side of the mounted surface 33A of the mounting plate 33. The marks M2 provided on the left end side of the upper surface of the flat portion 53 of the above are arranged so as to face each other (see FIGS. 1 and 6). For example, when the case 10 is rotated with respect to the mounting plate 33 to change the relative angular position, 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 with respect to the right side surface 14 of the case 10 may be changed so that the mark M2 faces the mark M1. Further, even if the marks M1 and M2 are not provided, for example, when the case 10 is rotated X ° in the positive direction with respect to the mounting plate 33 to fix the position, the case 10 is coaxial with the axis of the case 10. , The guide cover 50 may be rotated X ° in the negative direction with respect to the case 10. As a result, the position of the opening 55 with respect to the mounting plate 33 can be returned to the original state.

With reference to FIGS. 1 to 8 and 27, the mutual positional relationship between the opening 55 of the guide cover 50 and the end 73 of the cable cover 70 will be described. Of the cables 20 drawn from the outlet 16 on the right side surface 14 of the case 10, the first portion 201 to the third portion 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 out from the opening 55. The end 73 of the cable cover 70 is arranged in the opening 55 of the guide cover 50 while attached to the fourth portion 204. Here, the hidden plate portion 511 of the guide cover 50 is arranged on the right side of the opening 55, and the lid surface 401 of the nut member 40 is arranged on the left side of the opening 55 (see FIG. 27). Then, 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 of the opening 55 in the left-right direction, is slightly shorter than the width K1 (see FIG. 1) of the cable cover 70. Therefore, the cable cover in the opening 55 It is inserted by pushing in the end 73 of the 70.

Further, since the height K2 of the cable cover 70 (see FIG. 4) is higher than the height B3 of the opening 55 (see FIG. 17), the end portion 73 of the cable cover 70 is relative to the opening 55. When the cable cover 70 is inserted, the end portion 73 of the cable cover 70 comes into contact with the upper end portion 552 of the opening 55. As a result, the end portion 73 of the cable cover 70 is prevented from being inserted to the back side of the protruding portion 56 of the guide cover 50. This is because, as described above, inside the protruding portion 56 of the guide cover 50, the third portion 203 of the cable 20 is guided obliquely toward the opening 55, so that the cable cover 70 is guided to that portion. The ends 73 are in contact with each other so as not to get in the way. Further, 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, inside the protruding portion 56 of the guide cover 50, only a part of the end portion 73 of the cable cover 70 is inserted into the opening 55, so that the screw hole 15 is formed from the outlet 16. The cable 20 pulled out toward the mounting plate 33 by turning the outside can be guided to the opening 55 in a state of being bent without difficulty.

The cable cover 70 is arranged so as to project upward from the flat portion 53 of the guide cover 50. Although 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, they may be brought into contact with each other. The end 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 portion 73 of the cable cover 70 can be firmly fixed to the opening 55, so that the end portion 73 of the cable cover 70 is separated from the opening 55 and floats from the windshield 101 of the vehicle and suspended in the air. It can be prevented from 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 is viewed from 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, the cable 20 inserted through the cable insertion hole 74 is surely hidden by the hiding plate portion 511, so that it can be completely invisible from the outside. As a result, the joint portion between the opening 55 of the guide cover 50 and the end portion 73 of the cable cover 70 can be hidden by the hidden plate portion 511, so that the cable 20 can not be exposed even at this joint portion.

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 drive recorder 1 is relative to the upper end 552 of the opening 55 of the guide cover 50. Since the end 73 of the cable cover 70 is in contact with the cable cover 70 (see FIG. 27), the cable 20 is hidden behind 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, but when attached to the cable 20, the notch groove 75 is almost closed, so the cable insertion hole 74 located below the notch groove 75. The cable 20 inserted through is completely invisible. Further, as described above, the insertion portion 72 of the cable cover 70 is inserted and attached to the inside of the black ceramic line 210 of the roof head lining 200 of the passenger compartment (see FIG. 30).

Therefore, in the present embodiment, of the cables 20 drawn from the outlet 16 on the right side surface 14 of the case 10, the first portion 201 to the third portion 203 are covered with the guide cover 50, and the fourth portion is covered with the cable cover 70. Further, the joint portion between the opening 55 of the guide cover 50 and the end portion 73 of the cable cover 70 is covered with a hidden plate portion 511 provided in the opening 55, which is opposite to the end portion 73 of the cable cover 70. The cable 20 of the drive recorder 1 can be hidden by inserting and attaching the side insertion portion 72 inside the black ceramic line 210. As a result, the cable 20 that has been pulled out and exposed between the case 10 and the roof head lining 200 of the vehicle interior can be hidden, so that the appearance of that portion can be improved. Further, 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, so that the drive can be provided. The feeling of retrofitting the recorder 1 is reduced, and the drive recorder 1 can be made to look as if it were a genuine automobile. Further, 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.

Further, 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. The presence of the cable 20 can be eliminated because it is a straight columnar object that does not make you feel at all. Further, the cable cover 70 extends from the opening 55 of the guide cover 50 in a direction orthogonal to the axial direction of the case 10 and connects vertically to the black ceramic line 210 of the roof head lining 200 of the passenger compartment. It is arranged like this. As a result, the case 10, the cable cover 70, and the black ceramic 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 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 becoming aerial wiring. .. Regarding aerial wiring, Tier 1 which is a company that directly supplies parts to automobile manufacturers has set strict standards, but even for such Tier 1, this embodiment is a drive recorder 1 that sufficiently satisfies the standards. Can be provided.

An example of how to attach the drive recorder 1 to the windshield 101 of the vehicle will be described with reference to FIGS. 28 to 30. First, the relative angle position of the case 10 with respect to the mounting plate 33 is changed according to the inclination angle of the windshield 101 (see FIG. 28). As described above, the drive recorder 1 can be adjusted according to the angle (25 to 75 degrees) of various windshields. That is, the mounting plate 33 is parallel to the angle of the windshield 101, but as described above, the relative angle position of the case 10 with respect to the mounting plate 33 (mounting bracket 30) can be adjusted, so that the mounting plate 33 (windshield) ), The basic vertical direction of the case 10 can be made parallel to, for example, a vertical plane (with respect to the ground). Of course, the angle formed by the case 10 in the basic vertical direction and the plane perpendicular to the ground can be set to an appropriate angle. Therefore, one 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 so that the mark M2 provided on the flat portion 53 of the guide cover 50 faces the mark M1 provided on the mounted surface 33A of the mounting plate 33. The relative angular position of the guide cover 50 with respect to the right side surface 14 may be changed. As a result, the opening 55 of the guide cover 50 can be oriented in a direction parallel to the mounted surface 33A 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 (see FIG. 29) of the windshield 101. 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 the double-sided tape 35 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 is at the same height position. The pedestal surface 33B is adhered to the windshield 101 by the 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 floating state away from the windshield 101, so that it does not come into contact with the flat portion 53. As a result, for example, the guide cover 50 collides with the windshield 101 due to vibration while the vehicle is running, and the impact is transmitted to the case 10, and the electronic components in the case 10 detect the impact and cause a drive malfunction. It can be prevented from waking up.

Next, the shortest distance from the opening 55 to the roof head lining 200 is measured. One end side of the cable cover 70 may be cut with scissors according to the measurement distance. Assemble the cable cover 70 to the cable 20. The end 73 of the cable cover 70 is arranged 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 ceramic line 210 of the roof head lining 200. As described above, the end portion 73 of the cable cover 70 is arranged 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. As a result, 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 further 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.

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

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, cool and stylish. Further, since not only the mounting plate 33 but also the cable cover 70 is adhered and fixed to the windshield 101, the drive recorder 1 can be double-fixed to the windshield 101. As a result, the drive recorder 1 can be firmly fixed to the windshield 101, so that the drive recorder 1 can be prevented from falling when an accident occurs.

Further, in the drive recorder 1 of the present embodiment, for example, only the mounting bracket 30 can be left on the windshield 101. That is, the 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. As a result, the mounting bracket 30 does not have to be removed from the windshield 101, so that, 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 "equipment" of 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" of the present invention. The cable cover 70 is an example of the "second cover member" of 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" of the present invention. The screw 60 is an example of the "fixing portion" of the present invention. The right side surface 14 of the case 10 is an example of the “predetermined surface” and the “side surface” of the present invention. The flat portion 53 of the guide cover 50 is an example of the “flat surface” of the present invention. The mounting bracket 30 is an example of the "supporting means" of the present invention.

As described above, the drive recorder 1 of the present embodiment has a case 10 that is 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 portion of the cable 20 opposite to the case 10 side is inside the roof head lining 200 continuously provided on the windshield 101 of the vehicle. I try to be drawn in. The drive recorder 1 covers the portion of such a cable 20 that is pulled out from the right side surface 14 of the case 10 and is hidden by the roof head lining 200 with the guide cover 50 and the cable cover 70. As a result, the cable 20 pulled out from the drive recorder 1 is not exposed to the outside, so that the appearance between the case 10 and the roof head lining 200 can be improved. Further, 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 is connected to the roof head lining 200 via the guide cover 50 and the cable cover 70. Since it looks like, it is possible to give a sense of unity between the drive recorder 1 and the vehicle.

Further, in the present embodiment, the guide cover 50 and the cable cover 70 are separately provided. The guide cover 50 covers the portion from the right side surface 14 of the cable 20 to the 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. It covers the part up to the position hidden by the roof head lining 200. By sharing the roles of the guide cover 50 and the cable cover 70 for the portion that hides the cable 20, each portion can be reliably covered. Then, a hidden plate portion 511 provided in the opening 55 of the guide cover 50 is arranged at a portion serving as a joint between the opening 55 of the guide cover 50 and the end portion 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, a gap is not formed at the joint between the opening 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 neatly hide the portion that is pulled out from the right side surface 14 of the case 10 in the direction along the windshield 101 of the vehicle and is pulled into the roof head lining 200.

The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and various modifications can be made. In this embodiment, the drive recorder 1 has been described as an example of the device, but any device including electronic components may be used, and the device is not limited to the in-vehicle device.

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

The guide cover 50 has a gourd shape with an outer edge portion other than the protruding portion 56 having a reduced diameter, but may have a shape other than this, for example, a circular shape. In this case, the 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 arranged at a position closer to the right side surface 14 side of the case 10 from which the cable 20 is pulled out. For example, the left side of the case 10 is arranged. It may be arranged at a position closer to the surface side, or may be arranged at an intermediate portion in the left-right direction of the case 10.

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

Further, in the present 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 side of the case 10.

Further, in the present embodiment, the cable 20 is covered with two cover members, the guide cover 50 and the cable cover 70, but the guide cover 50 and the cable cover 70 may be composed of one member. Further, the guide cover 50 may be composed of two or more members instead of one member. The cable cover 70 may also be composed of two or more members instead of one member.

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

Although various aspects of the present invention have been described above with reference to embodiments and modifications, these embodiments and descriptions have not been made for the purpose of limiting the scope of the present invention, and are intended for understanding the present invention. It should be added that it was provided to contribute. The scope of the invention is not limited to the configurations expressly described herein, but also includes combinations of various aspects of the invention disclosed herein. Of the present invention, the configuration for which a patent is sought is specified in the appended claims, but even if the configuration is not currently specified in the claims, it is disclosed in the present specification. We intend to make this configuration the scope of claims in the future. The invention of the present application is not limited to the configuration described in the above-described embodiment. The components of each of the above-described embodiments and modifications may be arbitrarily selected and combined. Further, 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 are embodied. And may be configured in any combination. We also intend to acquire the rights to these in the amendment or divisional application of the present application. In addition, he / she intends to acquire the right to the whole design or the partial design by filing a change application to a design application. Although the entire drawing of the device is drawn with solid lines, it is a drawing that includes not only the whole design but also the partial design requested for a part of the device. For example, it is a drawing which includes a part of the device as a partial design regardless of the member as well as a part of the member of the device as a partial design. As a part of the device, it may be a part of the device or a part of the member. In addition to the overall design, he intends to acquire the right to a partial design in which any part of the solid line part of the drawing is a broken line part.

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

Claims (18)

It has a housing that is mounted at the mounting position of the mounting surface of the object, wiring is drawn from a predetermined surface of the housing, and the portion of the wiring opposite to the housing side is continuous with the mounting surface of the object. It is a member of the said object provided, and is a device which is pulled into the inside of a hidden member for hiding inside the object.
A device comprising a cover member that covers a portion of the wiring from a position on the predetermined surface to a position hidden by the hidden member. A direction changing means for pulling out the wiring from the predetermined surface toward the mounting position and further bending the wiring in a direction along the mounting surface to change the direction is provided.
The cover member is
A first cover member that covers a portion of the wiring from the predetermined surface to a predetermined position pulled out to the mounting position side.
A second cover member is provided, which covers a portion of the wiring that is pulled out from the predetermined position along the mounting surface and is hidden by the hidden member.
1. The opening for drawing out the wiring of the first cover member to the outside is provided with an overlapping portion that overlaps with the outer surface of one end portion in the longitudinal direction of the second cover member. Equipment described in. The second aspect of claim 2, wherein an insertion portion into which at least a part of the hidden member is inserted is provided at the other end of the second cover member on the opposite side to the one end. Equipment. The second cover member is made of a cuttable material.
The device according to claim 2 or 3, wherein the first cover member is cut so as to have a length corresponding to the shortest distance from the position of the opening to the position of the edge of the hidden member. .. A mounting portion for fixing the housing to the mounting position is provided.
The housing can be rotated around an axis perpendicular to the mounting portion in the vertical direction to fix its position.
The predetermined surface is a side surface that intersects the axial center of the housing, and is a pull for pulling out the wiring provided on the side surface when the housing is rotated about the axial center. The device according to any one of claims 2 to 4, wherein the outlet is a side surface that moves in the same plane about the axis. The side surface is a side surface such that when the housing is rotated about the axis, the outlet moves in an arc shape in the same plane about the axis.
The first cover member is characterized in that at least the outer edge shape of the portion corresponding to the range in which the outlet moves by rotating the housing around the axis is formed in an arc shape. The device according to claim 5. The first cover member is rotatably fixed to the side surface of the housing so as to be coaxial with the axis.
The opening is arranged at a position close to the mounting portion.
When the housing is rotated in one direction with respect to the mounting portion, the first cover member is fixed at a position rotated at the same angle as the rotation angle of the housing in a direction opposite to the one direction. The device according to claim 5 or 6, characterized in that. The side surface is circular
The outlet is provided at a position deviated from the center of the side surface.
A fixing portion for rotatably fixing the first cover member is provided at the center portion of the side surface.
The device according to any one of claims 5 to 7, wherein the opening is arranged at a position close to the mounting 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 its own rotation center side toward the mounting portion.
The device according to any one of claims 5 to 8, wherein the protruding portion is provided with the opening at a position adjacent to the mounting 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 at the same height as 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 is open to the surface. A first mark is provided on the mounting portion.
A second mark is provided on the flat surface.
When the first cover member is rotated to fix the position so that the second mark matches the first mark, the flat surface becomes parallel to and at the same height as the mounted surface. The device according to claim 10, wherein the device is characterized by the above. The housing can be rotated about the axis with respect to the mounting portion and the position can be fixed at predetermined pitch intervals.
The device according to any one of claims 5 to 11, wherein the first cover member is rotatably fixed at the same pitch as the predetermined pitch on the side surface. The direction changing means is
The wiring drawn from the predetermined surface is bent parallel to the predetermined surface, bent in an arc shape in a plane parallel to the predetermined surface, away from the mounting portion, and then to the mounting surface side. The device according to any one of claims 5 to 12, wherein the device is pulled out and further bent in a direction along the mounting surface to change the direction. The first cover member is
The device according to any one of claims 2 to 13, further comprising a flat plate-shaped side wall portion that is separated in parallel with a gap from the predetermined surface. The device according to any one of claims 2 to 14, wherein the opening is opened in a direction along the mounting surface. Any of claims 5 to 15, wherein the mounting portion is another surface of the housing adjacent to the predetermined surface of the housing and is provided at a position close to the predetermined surface. Equipment described in. A support means for supporting the housing in a state of being separated from the mounting surface is provided.
The housing includes electronic components
The device 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 any one of claims 1 to 17, wherein the device is an in-vehicle device attached to an automobile.

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