JPH0138617Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] This invention relates to a vehicle timetable holder installed in a passenger compartment of a vehicle.

As is well known, crew members are required to point and check the timetable, but the fixed timetable holders that have been used in the past do not allow for the identification of each crew member's body position (particularly arm length), visual acuity, personality, and the outside of the vehicle. The drawback was that it was difficult to check the timetable by pointing at the timetable because the position could not be set according to the sunlight coming in.

This invention was made to eliminate the above-mentioned drawbacks, and it is possible to check the timetable by properly adjusting the body position, eyesight, personality, and sunlight entering from outside the vehicle. It is an object of the present invention to provide a vehicle timetable holder that can be easily made.

Therefore, in order to achieve this purpose, the vehicle timetable holder of this invention is installed in the passenger compartment of a vehicle to hold a timetable, and the timetable is tilted at a predetermined angle. a holder body with a flat bottom surface to be held in place; a strut provided on the bottom surface of the holder body and inserted into an elongated hole formed in the flat mounting surface of the crew compartment; The present invention is characterized by comprising a fixture that is attached to the support column so as to be slidable in a linear direction along the support support and to be able to adjust the rotational angle with respect to the support support.

This invention will be explained below with reference to an embodiment shown in the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a plan view of a vehicle in which the vehicle timetable holder of this invention is installed in the passenger compartment, and FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the vehicle timetable holder of this invention.

As shown in FIG. 1, a vehicle timetable holder 1
(hereinafter referred to as the holder) is installed on the dash board B of the crew cabin R, and as shown in FIG. A fixing device 5 for fixing the holder main body 2 to a mounting plate 4 which is a flat mounting surface constituting the dash board B;
The lighting device 6 has a lighting device 6 that illuminates a timetable T made of cardboard, for example.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the holder main body 2 is composed of left and right side plates 7, 7, a back plate 8, a flat bottom plate 9, and a top plate 10. The front edge sides 7a, 7a of the side plates 7, 7 are tapered at a predetermined angle θ (for example, 15°), and the timetable T is provided between the side plates 7, 7 at the upper and lower positions. Holding members 11, 11 for holding the back surfaces of are provided across. Further, the front edge side of the bottom plate 9 is bent upward to form a holding piece 12 for holding the lower part of the timetable T. Furthermore, the lighting device 6
is attached to the upper part of the inner surface of the back plate 8 facing forward, and in this embodiment, a small light bulb 6a is attached, and the writing surface of the timetable T attached to the holder main body 2 is displayed by this small light bulb 6a. It is designed so that it can be illuminated from above.

Further, the illumination umbrella 3 has a top plate 13, left and right side plates 14, 14, and a front plate 15, and the rear part of the side plates 14, 14 is connected to the holder body 2.
It is pivoted to the left and right side plates 7, 7, respectively, and a set screw 16 is attached to the right side plate 14.

Furthermore, the fixing device 5 includes a hollow shaft-shaped support 17 that is provided to protrude from the center of the bottom plate 9 of the holder main body 2 and has a threaded portion 17a at the lower end;
An elongated hole 18 is formed in the mounting plate 4 along the front-rear direction (for example, in the front-rear direction toward the crew member) and the support column 17 is inserted therethrough, and a long hole 18 is fitted into the support support 17 to connect the bottom plate 9 and the top surface of the attachment plate 4. Seat plate 19 interposed between
, a fastening nut 20 as a fixture screwed onto the threaded portion 17a, and small and large diameter washers 21 and 22 fitted into the support column 17 and interposed between the fastening nut 20 and the lower surface of the mounting plate 4. and a compression coil spring 23 interposed between these washers 21 and 22. Note that the electric wire cord 6b of the lighting fixture 6 is led out below the mounting plate 4 through the hollow portion 17b of the support column 17.

Next, the operation of the above configuration will be explained.

First, the crew member D takes a seat in the crew room R, and in order to easily check the timetable T, the crew member D moves the holder 1 to adjust the body position, visual acuity, personality, and sunlight entering from outside the vehicle. Fix it in an appropriate position. That is, loosen the bolt 20 from the bottom of the mounting plate 4 to weaken the bias of the compression coil spring 23, and move the holder 1 in the front-rear direction along the elongated hole 18 and the flat mounting plate 4, as shown by the arrow shown in FIG. The holder 1 is rotated around the support 17 as shown by the arrow shown in Fig. 4 to adjust its mounting angle in the left and right direction, and the body position of the crew member (especially the length of the arm) is ), visual acuity,
Set it in an appropriate position according to your personality. Then, tighten the nut 20 to compress the coil spring 23 and tighten the seat plate 19, the mounting plate 4, and the large diameter washer 22.
The holder 1 is fixed by the friction. However,
By adjusting the nut 20, the mounting angle of the holder 1 can be adjusted and the holder 1 can be easily slid in the front and rear directions.

Incidentally, since the sunlight from outside is cut off by the sunlight and the light shade 3, the written surface of the timetable T will not be difficult to see due to sunlight. In addition, a small light bulb 6a
Since the surface of the timetable T can be illuminated, there is no problem in confirming pointing even when entering a tunnel or driving at night. Furthermore, when replacing the small light bulb 6a, use the set screw 16 that fixes the luminous shade 3.
2, and lift the front plate 15 side of the light shade 3 as shown by arrow C in FIG.

By the way, the vehicle timetable holder of this invention is
It goes without saying that the present invention is not limited to the embodiments described above, and that various structures can be considered.

As explained above, according to this invention, the holder is attached to a flat mounting surface in the crew cabin so that it can be slid linearly in the front and back direction and the mounting angle can be adjusted. ), the position and angle can be adjusted appropriately in response to visual acuity, individuality, and sunlight entering from outside the vehicle, making it easy to point and check the timetable at an appropriate position that suits each crew member.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of a vehicle in which the vehicle timetable holder of this invention is installed in the crew compartment, FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the vehicle timetable holder of this invention, and FIG.
This figure is a side view of the timetable holder, and FIG. 4 is a plan view for explaining the adjustment operation of the timetable holder. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1...Vehicle timetable holder, 2...Holder main body, 3...Shining light shade, 4...Mounting plate, 5...Fixing device, T...Timetable, 6...Lighting device.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] A timetable holder for a vehicle that is installed in the passenger compartment of a vehicle and holds a timetable, including a holder body with a flat bottom surface that holds the timetable tilted at a predetermined angle; a strut provided on the bottom surface of the holder body and inserted into an elongated hole formed in the flat mounting surface of the crew compartment; A timetable holder for a vehicle, comprising a fixture attached to the support column so as to freely adjust the rotation angle.