JPH018056Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a telephone used for in-home equipment, etc.
In particular, it relates to a desk/wall-mounted telephone.

Conventional telephones are either designed and manufactured as dedicated telephones with either a desk type or a wall-mounted phone, or separate parts are prepared for the wall-mounted phone and additional work is performed on the desk-top phone to make it into a wall-mounted phone. Most of the time I did it.

Therefore, when manufacturing phones with different structures, a unique mold is required for each phone structure, and the number of parts for these phones increases, making parts management difficult. It was inevitable that the diseconomies would become large. Furthermore, from the perspective of the telephone user, depending on the environmental conditions in which the telephone is used, it may be necessary to convert the desk telephone to a wall-mounted telephone when the user wishes to change from a desk-top telephone to a wall-mounted telephone; This method has disadvantages in that it is not economical, such as the need to prepare parts and use those parts to perform additional work on the desk phone.

The purpose of the present invention is to provide a desk/wall-mounted telephone that eliminates the above-mentioned drawbacks, by replacing the mounting surface of the handset locking part of the telephone.
To provide a desk/wall-hanging type telephone that can be easily changed from a desk-type telephone to a wall-hanging type telephone, and from a wall-hanging type phone to a desk-type telephone according to the environment conditions in which the telephone is used by the user.

The present invention provides a desk/wall-mounted phone that can be used both as a desk-top phone and a wall-mounted phone, in which a flat part of the handset holder formed in a concave shape in the phone housing has the same shape as the side wall of the handset side holder. a handset locking member that is formed on one side surface and has a protrusion that locks the handset integrally formed on the other side surface; and a handset locking member that is provided on a side wall of the handset side receiver. and a guide hole corresponding to the flat part and the protruding part, and when the telephone is used as a desk phone, the handset locking member is arranged so that the flat part is exposed on the surface of the handset receiver. The transmitter/receiver locking member is installed and fixed in the guide hole so that when the phone is used as a wall-mounted telephone, the protrusion protrudes from the surface of the receiver side receiver.

Next, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

Generally, a telephone includes a telephone main body and a handset, and these two parts are connected mainly by a curl cord. The handset not only transmits and receives audio signals, but also uses its own weight to push in or raise the hook button that protrudes from the handset holder on the phone case, thereby driving the hook switch installed inside the phone body. to operate the telephone circuitry. The setting position of the handset is determined based on ease of handling, external appearance, etc., but generally in the case of a desk phone, the handset's own weight naturally acts in the direction of gravity to operate the hook button. Because of the design, when using a desk phone as a wall-mounted phone, it is necessary to take measures to prevent the handset from falling off, and the direction of gravity due to the weight of the handset is relative to the operating direction of the switch. Since it is vertical, there are problems such as the need to change the operating direction of the hook button, and both are often technically difficult.

FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view showing a tabletop/wall-mounted telephone according to an embodiment of the present invention fixed to a wall as a wall-mounted telephone, in which 1 is the telephone body, 2 is a handset, 3 is a telephone housing, and 4 is a handset and receiver. 5 is a hook button, 6 is a hook switch, 7 is a wall surface, 8 is a recess provided in the neck of the handset 2, 9 is a handset locking member, and a protrusion 1 of the handset locking member 9 extends from the telephone housing 3.
0 side protrudes, and the concave part 8 of the handset 2 is connected to the protruding part 1.
0, the handset 2 can be locked to the telephone housing 3. 11 is a guide hole, 1
2 is a locking portion receiving seat, 13 is a flat part of the transmitter/receiver locking member 9, 14 is a fixing screw insertion hole, and 15 is a curl cord.

Fig. 2 is a cross-sectional view of the receiver and receiver of the table/wall-mounted telephone according to the embodiment of the present invention when the telephone main body is installed horizontally, that is, when it is installed on a tabletop. FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of the handset receiving portion of the desk/wall-mounted telephone in a state in which the telephone main body is installed vertically, that is, in a state in which it is installed on a wall surface.

As shown in the drawings, the table/wall-mounted telephone according to the embodiment of the present invention has a guide hole 11 provided in the telephone housing 3, a locking part receiving seat 12 provided in the telephone housing 3, and a locking part receiving seat 12 provided in the telephone housing 3. 12, and a transmitter/receiver locking member 9 screwed to the transmitter/receiver locking member 9. In this configuration, the handset locking member 9 has a protrusion 10 and a flat part 13 provided on the surface opposite to the protrusion 10 and having the same cross-sectional shape as the handset receiver 4 of the telephone housing 3, At both ends thereof, fixing screw insertion holes 14 are provided at positions corresponding to the locking portion receiving seats 12.

When the telephone main body 1 is installed on a tabletop with the above-mentioned configuration, the telephone housing 3 is attached as shown in FIG.
The handset locking member 9 is attached to the locking portion receiving seat 12 provided inside the phone with two screws. It stands out. This plane part 13
Since it has the same cross-sectional shape as the handset receiver 4, it does not protrude outside the telephone housing 3, so the handset 2 can be easily attached and detached.

If you want to change the telephone main body 1 from this state from a desk telephone to a wall-mounted telephone, remove the two screws and remove the handset locking member 9, as shown in FIG.
, and from the guide hole 11 of the phone housing 3,
The protruding part 10 side is made to protrude, and the handset/receiver locking member 9 is reattached to the locking part receiving seat 12 provided in the telephone housing 3 with the two screws removed, and the recessed part 8 of the handset/receiver 2 is inserted into the protruding part. 10, it is possible to reliably lock the handset 2 to the telephone main body 1. As can be seen from the above description, the telephone can be used either as a desk telephone or as a wall-mounted telephone, depending on the usage environment conditions of the user.

As explained above, the present invention has a small number of parts, a simple structure, and can be easily used in desk telephones and wall-mounted telephones by simply changing the mounting direction of the handset/receiver locking member.
This has the effect of providing an economical and highly convenient telephone.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a cross-sectional view showing a table-top/wall-mountable telephone according to an embodiment of the present invention fixed to a wall as a wall-mounted telephone; Fig. 2 is a cross-sectional view showing the table-top/wall-mountable telephone according to an embodiment of the present invention with the main body of the telephone set horizontally. FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the receiver/receiver part when the telephone is installed vertically, that is, when it is installed on a tabletop. FIG. It is a sectional view of a handset receiving part. 1... Telephone body, 2... Handset/receiver, 3... Telephone housing, 4... Handset receiver, 5... Hook button, 6... Hook switch, 7... Wall surface, 8...
Recess, 9... handset locking member, 10... protrusion,
11... Guide hole, 12... Locking part receiving seat, 13
...Plane part, 14...Fixing screw insertion hole, 15...
...curl code.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a desktop/wall-mounted phone that can be used both as a desk-top phone and a wall-mounted phone, a flat part on one side that has the same shape as the side wall of the handset receiver of the handset receiver is formed in a concave shape in the phone housing. a handset locking member having a surface and a protrusion for locking the handset integrally formed on the other side surface; and a flat portion of the handset locking member provided on a side wall of the handset side receiver. and a guide hole corresponding to the protrusion, and when the telephone is used as a desk telephone, the handset locking member is attached to the guide hole so that the flat part is exposed on the surface of the receiver side receiver. When the telephone is fixed and used as a wall-mounted telephone, the handset/receiver locking member is installed and fixed in the guide hole so that the projection protrudes from the surface of the receiver side receiver. .