JP3107662U - Mobile device storage case for seat belt - Google Patents

Abstract

To prevent an earphone with a microphone from interfering with driving.
A mobile phone is stored in a storage case. With the locking bands 20a and 20b for the main body attached to the locking part provided on the back side of the storage part, the belt is engaged with the back belt 50b of the seat belt. The earphone with microphone 62 attached to the earphone terminal is used in a state of being locked to the earphone locking bands 30a, 30b that are fixed to the back belt 50b. The earphone cord is suspended from the chest of the driver to the neck by the locking band for the earphone. If the earphone cord is in contact with the driver's chest, there is no possibility that the earphone cord may be caught on the arm and hinder driving. As a result, safer driving can be ensured, so that it is possible to drive with the earphone inserted into the ear, and driving operation can be performed even for incoming calls.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a portable terminal storage case for a seat belt. Specifically, it is configured so that the portable terminal storage case can be attached to the seat belt, and the earphone cord that is attached to the earphone terminal of the portable terminal can be attached to the seat belt. It is designed so that the driving operation during traveling is not hindered.

  Mobile terminals such as mobile phone devices have been widely used, and most adults carry this mobile phone device. When you get on a car, you can leave it in the car and in some cases make a call from inside the car. In addition, the mobile phone may receive an incoming call while driving.

  When there is an incoming call while driving, it is very dangerous while driving, because one hand is removed from the handle and a call is made while holding the mobile phone with one hand. There is no particular problem if the car is stopped once and a call is made, and then the vehicle starts again. However, there is a case where the call is made while driving.

  In order to avoid such a dangerous driving state, it is conceivable to use an earphone with a microphone. This is because when an incoming call is received, if the earphone with microphone is attached to the ear and the microphone is turned on, it is possible to talk without releasing both hands from the handle.

  In this case, the mobile phone may be placed in the driver's chest pocket or dashboard, but it may be uncomfortable to keep it in the chest pocket at all times. Therefore, there is an idea of engaging this mobile phone with, for example, a seat belt (for example, Patent Document 1).

  The content of the device disclosed in Patent Document 1 is such that the storage case can be engaged with the seat belt while the mobile phone is stored in the storage case. In this way, the mobile phone does not interfere with driving operation, and no accident such as dropping occurs.

Utility model registration No. 3074474

  By the way, when the storage case is attached to the seat belt as in Patent Document 1, since the earphone is attached to the cellular phone stored in the seat belt, the earphone is normally attached to the left and right ears when receiving an incoming call. It will be attached to either. And while the phone call is made while wearing it, the earphone cord may cling to the driver's arm when the hand is released from the temporary handle to perform another operation such as changing the gear at this time. is there. In such a case, the earphone may come off the ear, and the driver's consciousness may concentrate on wearing the earphone from driving. This is because the earphone cord has a length of about 1 m, but this redundant part is not good.

  Therefore, even when a storage case such as that disclosed in Patent Document 1 is used, there is a possibility that the mobile phone may interfere with the driving operation, and a safer storage case is awaited.

  Therefore, the present invention solves such a conventional problem, and particularly proposes a portable terminal storage case for a seatbelt that can realize safe driving by preventing the earphone cord with a microphone from being stuck to an arm or the like. To do.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problem, a portable terminal storage case for a seatbelt according to the present invention described in claim 1 includes a flat storage portion that stores a mobile terminal main body,
A locking portion provided on the back side of the storage portion;
It is locked to the locking portion, and is selected to have a length that can surround the seat belt, and a removable main body locking band for fixing the storage portion to the seat belt,
An earphone locking band for locking the earphone with microphone attached to the earphone terminal of the mobile terminal body to the seat belt;
The both ends of the locking band for the main body and the earphone are provided with flat fasteners for locking the both ends and adjusting the length of the locking loop.

  In this device, a storage unit is provided for storing a mobile phone as a mobile terminal. One or more locking portions are provided on the back side of the storage portion. A locking band for the main body (band) selected to have a length that can surround the seat belt is locked to the locking portion. The main body locking band is a detachable band for engaging and fixing the storage portion to the seat belt.

  Furthermore, it has a locking band (band) for the earphone for locking the earphone with microphone to the seat belt. Each of these locking bands is attached with a flat fastener for engaging both ends of the locking band. Since the locking band can be engaged with the seat belt by pressing the flat fasteners at both ends, the storage portion and the earphone can be fixed to the respective positions of the seat belt (shoulder belt portion).

  By preparing a plurality of locking bands for the earphone, the earphone redundancy can be locked more stably to the seat belt, so that the earphone cord is suspended from the chest of the driver to the neck. If the earphone cord is in contact with the driver's chest, there is no possibility that the earphone cord may be caught on the arm and hinder driving. As a result, safer driving can be ensured, so that it is possible to drive with the earphone inserted into the ear, and driving operation can be performed even for incoming calls.

  In the present invention, not only the mobile terminal main body but also the earphone cord attached to the mobile terminal main body can be fixed to the seat belt, so that the obstruction of the driving operation by the earphone cord can be eliminated. Therefore, an incoming call can be realized while driving with both hands.

  Next, a preferred embodiment of a seat belt portable terminal storage case according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. The mobile terminal is exemplified by a mobile phone.

  FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view showing an example of a portable terminal storage case for a seat belt according to the present invention.

  A storage case 10 according to the present invention has a flat storage unit 12 with a lid. The storage portion 12 with the lid 15 is a bottomed storage recess 10a having a depth and width that can sufficiently store a mobile phone, and is made of a synthetic fiber material such as nylon that is rich in flexibility. In this example, the storage part 12 is formed by heat-welding the pair of storage pieces 12a and 12b together. Here, the one storage piece 12b including the lid 15 is longer than the other storage piece 12a by the length of the lid 15.

  The left and right heat welded portions 14a and 14b are welded so as to face the inside, and the bottom heat welded portion 14c is welded so as to be exposed to the outside. In addition, gussets 17a and 17b are provided on the left and right sleeves, respectively, so as to obtain a sufficient width for securing a space for storing the cellular phone. The depth of the storage portion 12 is selected to such a depth that these can be sufficiently hidden including the antenna of the mobile phone.

  On the back side (back side) of the storage part 12, one or more, in this example, two locking parts are provided on the left and right sides with a predetermined distance in the vertical direction. The locking portions 16 (16a, 16a) and 18 (18a, 18a) are used for detachably locking a locking band 20 described later. In this example, hooks (clasps) are illustrated as the locking portions 16 and 18. As the hooks 16 and 18 for the locking portion, a spring hook or a jumper hook can be used, and the material thereof may be made of metal or plastic. In this example, a metal jumper hook is used. A female hook is used on the storage unit 12 side, and four female hooks 16a and 18a are juxtaposed and fixed to the storage piece 12b side by caulking or the like. The reason why the hooks are juxtaposed two by two is to stabilize the engaging position of the storage portion 12 with respect to the seat belt.

  The main body locking band 20 has a belt shape and is set to a length that can surround a seat belt, which will be described later, and is used to fix the storage portion 12 to the seat belt.

  The pair of main body locking bands 20 (20a, 20b) have the same configuration and are processed with a flexible synthetic resin material or synthetic fiber material, and the width of the seat belt (about 5 to 6 cm) is increased. The male hooks 16b and 18b (see FIG. 2) with respect to the female hooks 16a and 18a are similarly attached and fixed by caulking or the like. .

  Further, planar fasteners 22a and 22b for attaching the both ends are attached to both ends of the main body locking band 20. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, for example, when a male flat fastener 22a is attached to the left end of the front side, a female flat fastener 22b is attached to the right end of the opposite back side. . The lengths of the flat fasteners 22a and 22b are arbitrary, but the loop length of the locking band 20 for the main body changes depending on the position of the flat fasteners 22a and 22b. Selected.

  When the locking portions 16 and 18 are configured with hooks, the main body locking band 20 can be configured to be detachable from the storage portion 12. Therefore, when the storage case 10 including the storage portion 12 is used other than the seat belt, the main body locking band 20 may be removed from the storage portion 12 and used. In this case, since the female hooks 16a and 18a are used in the storage portion 12, even when the storage case 10 is removed, the hooks 16a and 18a do not get in the way.

  In this device, an earphone locking band 30 is further provided. One or more earphone locking bands 30 may be provided, and two are provided in the illustrated example. Since the configuration is the same in all cases, a detailed description is omitted. The basic configuration of the earphone locking band 30 is the same as that of the main body locking band 20, and planar fasteners 32a and 32b are attached to both left and right ends thereof. However, it is not necessary to attach a male hook.

Next, a usage example of the seat belt portable terminal storage case 10 configured as described above will be described with reference to FIG.
FIG. 3 shows the storage state of the mobile phone 60. The state where the earphone 62 is attached to the earphone terminal 64 provided in the cellular phone 60 is shown. Thus, the size (depth, width, etc.) of the storage portion 12 is selected so that it can be stored even with the earphone 62 attached. The earphone 62 is an earphone with a microphone, and a microphone 62b with a switch is provided in the middle of the earphone cord 62a. When the switch is turned on, the microphone 62b is in an operating state and can make a call. The earphone 62c has an outer shape that is difficult to come off the ear. The length of the cord 62a is usually about 1 m.

  When the pair of main body locking bands 20a and 20b are attached to the back side of the storage portion 12, they are attached at intervals as shown in the schematic diagram and have a length as shown in the figure.

  FIG. 4 shows a state in which the storage case 10 according to the present invention is attached to the seat belt 50. The seat belt 50 is used so as to extend between a seat 40a and a back (back) 40b of a seat (driver's seat) 40. The seat belt 50 is attached to an anchor 42 provided on the seat 40a side. By engaging 50 through rings (engaging pieces) 44, they are engaged in a substantially L-shape.

  The seat belt 50 includes the waist belt 50a for convenience, the back belt 40b for the back belt 50b, and the seat belt side from the upper part of the partition wall between the driver side door and the rear seat side door. These are called the hanging belts 50c.

  The storage case 10 according to the present invention is used while being attached to the anchor 42 side of the back belt 50b. A pair of main body locking bands 20a and 20b is used for engaging the storage portion 12 to the back belt 50b, and is attached to the back belt 50b using flat fasteners 22a and 22b. If the storage part 12 is completely fixed, the main body locking bands 20a and 20b are tightly engaged with the back belt 50b. In order to engage a little loosely, the loop lengths of the main body locking bands 20a, 20b may be adjusted.

  In this state, the earphone locking bands 30a and 30b are further engaged with the back belt 50b at appropriate positions. Ideally, the upper earphone locking band 30b is engaged at a position near the right chest (see FIG. 5). The earphone cord 62a is led out through the inside of these earphone locking bands 30a, 30b. When the earphone cord 62a is long, the redundancy can be adjusted by loosening the cord between the pair of earphone locking bands 30a and 30b. Therefore, the long earphone cord 62a may be used.

  In such a case, as shown in FIG. 5, the earphone cord 62a comes into close contact with the back belt 50b, so that the earphone cord 62a does not get stuck in the hand or arm of the driver 70. As a result, when the gear change or other driving operation is performed, the earphone cord 62a does not hit the hand or arm and the earphone 62c does not come off the ear or obstruct the driving operation.

  Further, by using the earphone locking bands 30a and 30b, the microphone 62b can be positioned from the right chest to the neck, and the switch attached to the microphone 62b is very easy to operate. In addition, the earphone cord 62a led out from the earphone locking band 30b is in a free state, but it is unlikely that the free earphone cord will interfere with the driving operation.

  In a normal use mode, after the driver sits on the seat 40 and finishes hanging the seat belt 50 on the anchor 42, the storage portion 12 is engaged with the back belt 50b using the main body locking bands 20a and 20b. Thereafter, the cellular phone 60 is inserted into the storage portion 12, the earphone 62 is pulled out, and the earphone cord 62a is inserted while adjusting the positions of the earphone locking bands 30a, 30b, and is engaged with the back belt 50b. Thereafter, the earphone 62c is attached to the ear or left as it is.

  When there is an incoming call during driving, the earphone 62c is attached to the ear and the microphone 62b is turned on, and the incoming call can be made. Since the steering wheel can be operated with both hands during an incoming call, it is not different from normal driving.

  When the seat belt 50 is removed, the back belt 50b is housed in a retractor (not shown) attached and fixed to the left side of the seat 40a. At this time, when the storage case 10 is kept on the back belt 50b, it depends on the engaging force of the storage case 10 to the back belt 50b, but with the normal engaging force, the mobile phone 60 in the storage case 10 Because of the weight, the storage case 10 slides down the waist belt 50a together with the free ring 44 and stops at the position of the seat 40a.

  Therefore, when the cellular phone 60 is kept in the storage case 10, the storage case 10 is located near the seat portion 40a, so that it does not interfere with opening and closing of the door, seating and separation. When the cellular phone 60 is removed, the storage case 10 is wound together with the back belt 50b, so that it is positioned on the ceiling side.

  The hooks described above can be provided one above the other and can be used as the locking portions 16 and 18, respectively. The storage unit 12 may be a storage unit without a lid. The material of the storage part 12 and the locking bands 20 and 30 is arbitrary. One locking band 30 for the earphone may be sufficient depending on the locking position.

  In this device, the number of parts of the storage case 10 is small, the storage part 12 can be manufactured by simple heat welding, and the hooks 16 and 18 can be fixed to the storage part 12 and the locking bands 20 and 30 by caulking work. Can be cheaper. Therefore, there is an actual benefit that the product can be provided at a low cost.

  FIG. 6 shows another embodiment of the present invention. In the case of FIG. 1, hooks are used as the locking portions 16 and 18. The example of FIG. 6 is a case where flat fasteners 72 and 74 are used instead of hooks. In this case, when the flat fastener attached to the storage unit 12 side is a female flat fastener, male flat fasteners are used as the main-body-side locking bands 20a and 20b.

  The flat fasteners 72 and 74 may be slightly longer as shown in FIG.

  When the flat fastener is used, the locking direction in the longitudinal direction of the main body side locking bands 20a, 20b is securely fixed, so that the storage case 10 can be stably fixed to the seat belt.

  This device is suitable for a vehicle having a seat belt.

It is a disassembled perspective view of the principal part which shows an example of this device. It is a side view of the locking band for main bodies. It is a top view which shows a portable terminal accommodation state. It is a figure which shows the state attached to the seatbelt. It is a figure which shows a usage example. It is a top view which shows another example. It is a top view which shows another example.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 ... Mobile terminal storage case for seat belts, 12 ... Storage part, 16, 18 ... Locking part (hook), 20, 20a, 20b ... Locking band for main body, 22a, 22b, 32a, 32b ... Flat fastener, 30a, 30b ... Earphone locking band, 60 ... Mobile phone, 62 ... Earphone with microphone, 62a ... Earphone cord, 62b ... Microphone, 62c ... earphone, 50 ... seat belt, 50b ... back belt, 42 ... anchor

Claims (3)

A flat storage section for storing the mobile terminal body;
A locking portion provided on the back side of the storage portion;
It is locked to the locking portion, and is selected to have a length that can surround the seat belt, and a removable main body locking band for fixing the storage portion to the seat belt,
An earphone locking band for locking the earphone with microphone attached to the earphone terminal of the mobile terminal body to the seat belt;
Seat belt mobile terminal characterized in that flat fasteners are provided at both ends of the main body and earphone locking bands to lock both ends and to adjust the length of the locking loop. Storage case. The storage case for a mobile terminal according to claim 1, wherein the mobile terminal is a mobile phone. The portable terminal storage case for a seat belt according to claim 1, wherein the locking portion is composed of one or more clasps or a flat fastener.

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