JPH03139306A - Rack for oa apparatus - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To make the best use of space by placing a personal computer and a terminal equipment, etc., one over another on a plurality of shelves, and providing a table shelf drawn when used. CONSTITUTION:A rack 10 for OA apparatus holds a personal computer 1 and a terminal equipment 3, etc., placing one over another, and a table shelf 31 for one person is held by a base 20 extractably. The space occupied by the base 20 is designed to be the same size as the shelf 31 is a state of being shut when viewed from above. At the lower part of the base 20, under the table shelf 31, a storage part for supplies 35 is provided. Above the shelf 31, and in a position providing easy view, a display shelf 30 on which a display terminal 3 is placed is provided. Above the shelf 30, and in a lower position than the eye level of a standing person, a plotter shelf 36 is provided, which is the same size as the space occupied by the base 20 or narrower than that when viewed from above. Consequently, space can be used maximally.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION "Field of Industrial Application" The present invention relates to an OA equipment stand on which personal computers, terminal equipment, etc. can be integrated.

``Prior Art'' In recent years, there has been a remarkable increase in the number of OA devices such as personal computers, and OA systems are increasingly being constructed by connecting plotters, printers, digitizers, etc. as terminals a1.

As the number of bases that make up an OA system increases, installation space becomes a problem, and to solve this problem, a single platform with multiple shelves and tables is generally used.

In the conventional general stand, the table protrudes toward the operator, and large terminals are not placed on the first level of the display terminal, and large devices such as printers are placed next to the stand. In addition, other A-stands are arranged and placed side by side.

``Invention or Problem to be Solved'' However, with such a conventional OA@'JQ stand, the systems can only be integrated and placed on one stand, and it requires about twice as much space. However, the problem was that not only would the room become smaller, but the extra space would also increase costs.

The present invention has been made in view of these conventional problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a stand for OA equipment that solves the problems by making the most of space.

``Means for Solving the Problems'' The gist of the present invention for achieving the first object is as follows: 1. A platform for OA type equipment in which personal computers, terminal equipment, etc. are integrated and portable. A table shelf for one person is supported on a base/base so that it can be retracted from and into a storage position and a pulled out use position, and the space occupied by the base in plan view is approximately the same as the width of the table shelf when stored. , and a supplies storage section is provided at the bottom of the base below the table shelf.

A display shelf for displaying a display terminal is provided at an appropriate position above the table shelf for visual recognition.

A plotter shelf is provided above the display shelf at a position lower than the eye level of a normal person when standing, and which is narrower than the space occupied by the base when viewed from above. Located on the OA equipment stand.

"Operation J When using a table shelf for operation, pull out the table shelf and place it in the operating position. In the operating position, the table shelf or base protrudes toward the operator, and the operator does not need to move from the base or stand in the way. It is possible to maintain an appropriate posture.

A display terminal is placed on the display shelf at the top of the table shelf, and the operator operates the display terminal while looking at the screen at a suitable height.

For example, on the table shelf, you can place a digitizer for determining the coordinates of figures, or place a keyboard.

The plotter is placed on the plotter shelf. The plotter is placed above the display shelf at a position lower than the eye level of a normal person when standing, and the operator stands up and operates the plotter while checking its operation.

By retracting the table shelf to the storage position, you can stand close enough to the base from the front, making it easier to operate and check the plotter.

When you are not working or not using the table shelf, you can push it into the storage position and the table shelf will not protrude outside the base when viewed from 7 sides, saving you from taking up extra space. When viewed from above, the plotter shelf is about as narrow as the space occupied by the base, and there is no overhang from the bottom, so people passing by the plotter shelf can get caught and hit their bodies. Not at all.

Paper, disks, etc. are stored in the lower supplies storage section, and are taken out and used as needed.

"Example" Hereinafter, one embodiment of the present invention will be described based on the drawings.

1UA to 7 show an embodiment of the present invention.

As can be seen in FIG. 1, the OA equipment stand 10 is equipped with a personal computer 1, a keyboard 2, and a display terminal 3, which is a terminal a. Digitizer 4. The plotter 5 is integrated therein.

The digitizer 4 has a matrix sensor disposed below its surface, and when a cursor (not shown) is placed at an appropriate position on the surface and reacts, it outputs the coordinates of that position. A pen that can be moved along the surface is controlled and driven to draw figures on a piece of paper placed on a surface.

The stand IO is made up of a base 20 supporting various shelves.

The base 20 includes a frame 21 including side frames 22, 22 on both sides and a connecting frame 26 connecting the side frames 22, 22.

At the lower end of the side frame 22, there is a lower end leg bar 23 that extends in the water direction back and forth.
are provided on the lower end leg bar 23, respectively;
a, a rear column 22b is erected, and an upper support par 24 in a row with a lower leg par 23 is installed at the upper ends of the front column 22a and the rear column 22b.

The front end of the lower end leg bar 23 extends forward from the front column 22a to form a front leg 23a, and the rear end of the lower end leg bar 23 and the front leg 2
Casters 25 and 25 are respectively attached to the front ends of the casters 3a, and a stopper 2 that lifts the casters 25 is installed.
7 is installed.

The side plates 11°11 are attached to cover the lower parts of the side frames 22, 22, the rear part of the frame 21 is covered with the rear plate 12, and the cover plate 13 is further attached to the rear plate 12, and the rear plate 12 and the cover plate 13 are attached.
A wiring storage space 14 is formed between the two and a power outlet 15 for power supply is provided in this space.

Side plates 11, 9 & plate 12. Corresponding to the upper end of the cover plate 13,
A display shelf 30 on which a display terminal 3, a personal computer 1, and a keyboard 2 are placed is provided at a position suitable for visual recognition.

The display shelf 30 is in contact with the front pillars 22a, 22b of the side frames 22°22 on both sides at four corners, and the front and middle are in contact with the front pillars 22a, 22b.
The distance between the rear pillars 22b is
The distance between them is almost equal.

At the bottom of the display shelf 30, a large table shelf 31 is supported on the base 20 and can be retracted into a storage position and a pulled out use position.

On the >14 side edge of the table shelf 31 there is a guided rail 32.3.
The side frames 2 on both sides of the frame 21 are fixed in the front and back direction.
Guide rails 33° 33 are installed on the front pillar 22a and the rear pillar 22b of No. 2 and 22, passing in front and back, and as can be seen in Fig. 8, the guided rail 32 of the table shelf 31 slides on the guide rail 33. It fits in with the blame.

Support rollers 34, 34 or guide rails 33.3 that support the back end of the table shelf 31 when the table shelf 31 is pulled out
It is fixedly provided at 3.

The space occupied by the base 20 including the front legs 23a and 23a when viewed from above is set to be approximately the same as the width of the table shelf 31 when stored.

The r section of the base 20 below the table shelf 31 is the supplies storage section 3.
5, and the supplies storage section 35 is composed of three shelves for supplies 35a, 35b, and 35c.

Upper support bars 24, 24 of the side frames 22, 22 of the frame 21
A plotter shelf 36 is constructed so that the plotter can be placed on the plotter. The plotter shelf 36 is located above the display shelf 30 and is located at a position lower than the height of 1" when a normal person stands. It is set to be the same or narrower.

Next, the action will be explained.

When operating using the table shelf 31, the table shelf 31 is pulled out and placed in the use position.

When you hold the tip of the table shelf 31 and pull it, the guide rail 33 on the base 20 side and the guided rail 32 of the table shelf 311111 slide against each other, and the table shelf 31 moves, allowing you to pull out the table shelf 31 by hand. .

1 [3] In the usage position shown in Fig. 3, the table shelf 3
1 protrudes from the base 20 towards the operator, and the operator sits in front of it to operate it. The operator's feet are wider and the base 2
0 allows you to take an appropriate posture without getting in the way.

A display terminal 3 is placed on a display shelf 30 at the top of the table [31], and the operator operates the display terminal 3 while looking at the screen of the display terminal 3 at a suitable height.

A digitizer 4 for setting the coordinates of a figure is placed on the table shelf 31, and when the cursor is moved and the matrix sensor responds, the coordinates are output at that location, and the output is input to the personal computer I. Further, the keyboard 2 is placed on the digitizer 4 and operated.

The plotter 5 is placed on the plotter δ 41I36. The plotter 5 is located one step higher than the display shelf 30, and is located at a position lower than the eye level of a normal person when standing.The operator stands up and operates the plotter 5 while checking its operation. Have the students draw a shape.

If you retract the Daple 47131 to the storage position L,
The user can stand close enough to the base 20 from the front, making it easier to operate and check the plotter 5.

When not working or not using the table shelf 31, push it into the storage position l as shown in Figures 6, 9, and (l).

When in the storage position, the table shelf 31 does not protrude outside the base 20 when viewed from above and does not take up any extra space, and the plotter shelf 36 also occupies as much space as the base 20 when viewed from above. It is about the same size or smaller than the space, and there is nothing protruding from top to bottom, so people who pass by the plotter rack 36 will not get caught or hit their bodies.

Paper, disks, etc. are stored in the lower supplies storage section 35, and are taken out and used as appropriate.

In the above-mentioned embodiment, the supplies storage section is configured with three shelves, but the number of shelves may be increased or decreased, or a cabinet type with many drawers may be provided.

"Effects of the Invention" According to the stand for OA equipment according to the present invention, personal computers, terminal equipment, etc. are stacked in multiple stages, and the table shelf can be made to appear or disappear as necessary, so that it can be operated when in use. It can be operated by a person in a convenient posture, and when not in use, the table shelf can be stored to save space, and there are no protruding parts around the table so that people can't get their bodies caught or bumped into it.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Each figure shows an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 1 is a perspective view of the stand for OA equipment when the table shelf is in the use position with the table shelf pulled out, Figure 2 is a full side view, and Figure 3 is a perspective view of the OA equipment stand when the table shelf is pulled out. Similarly, the plan view and FIG. 4 are the rear view [4, fjS51'
W is a front view when rotated, FIG. 6 is a cross section IA at the position of line VT-■ in FIG. 3 with the table shelf in the storage position pushed in,
Figure 7 is a cross-sectional view taken along line d in Figure 2, Figure 8 is a cross-sectional view taken along line ■-■ in Figure 6, and Figure 9 shows the table shelf in the storage position. The top view of the stand, FIG. 10, is also a perspective view IA. l...Personal computer 3...Display terminal 4...Digitizer 5...
・Plotter lO...T base 11-...Side plate 12...
Rear plate 13...Power board 14...Wiring storage space 15...Outlet 20...Base
21...Frame 22...Side frame
22a... Front pillar 22b... Back pillar 23.
...Lower end leg bar 24...To upper support -25...Casters 26...Connection frame 30...Display shelf 31...Table shelf 32...Guided rail 33...Guide rail 35
...Supplies storage fi35a-35c...Supplies storage shelf 3
6... Plotter shelf

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. A stand for office automation equipment that allows personal computers, terminal equipment, etc. to be placed in an integrated manner, the base having a one-person table shelf that can be moved into and out of a storage position and a pulled-out use position. and the space occupied by the base in plan view is set to be approximately the same as the width of the table shelf when stored, and an article storage section is provided at the bottom of the base below the table shelf, and the table A display shelf is provided on the top of the shelf to place a display terminal at a suitable position for visual recognition, and the display shelf is placed above the display shelf at a position lower than the eye level of a normal person when standing. A stand for OA equipment, characterized in that a plotter stand is provided which has a space equal to or smaller than the space occupied by the base.