JPH054384Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Technical Field The present invention relates to an operating device that allows an electronic device such as a radio receiver provided on an instrument panel of a vehicle to be operated from, for example, a rear seat.

BACKGROUND ART Conventionally, there has been a configuration in which an electronic device such as a radio receiver attached to, for example, an instrument panel of a vehicle is operated from the rear seat using a remote control device other than the main control device located near the electronic device. It is used. A control signal from a remote control device that realizes such a configuration is transmitted to the electronic device in a so-called wired manner via a connection cord, or wirelessly using radio or infrared rays. These remote control devices are usually fixed to the rear seat side of the driver's seat or passenger seat.

Such fixing methods include fixing using so-called double-sided tape, or providing a holder on the sheet, so that when the remote control device is not in use,
There is a configuration in which it is housed and fixed within this holder. Further, instead of the double-sided tape, a configuration is used in which a magic tape (trade name) is used to allow the remote control device to be attached to and detached from the seat. Furthermore, a configuration in which such a remote control device is embedded in the back of the seat has also been adopted.

Problems to be Solved by the Invention The method using the magic tape or double-sided tape has a problem in that the holding power decreases due to aging. Further, when the remote control device is fixed to the seat, there is a problem in that passengers other than those in the rear seats facing the remote control device are far away from the remote control device, making it difficult to operate the remote control device. Furthermore, when performing operations, the operator must hold the remote control device in his hand, which is complicated and has poor operability, such as not being able to perform other tasks at the same time.

In the method using the holder, there is a risk that the remote control device may fall off from the holder due to vibrations while the vehicle is running, and a locking mechanism is required to prevent such a situation, resulting in a complicated structure. I get used to it. Furthermore, if the remote control device is incompletely housed in this holder, the locking mechanism may not function and there is a risk that the remote control device may fall off.

The method of embedding the remote control device in the seat has the problem that it is difficult for passengers other than the rear seat where the remote control device faces to operate the remote control device, as described above.

An object of the present invention is to provide an operating device with a simple configuration and excellent operability.

Means for Solving the Problems The present invention comprises an operating device main body, a base on which the operating device main body is attached, and a base that is extendable and retractable with respect to the base, and that allows the operating device main body to be mounted at any desired telescopic position. and a wiring member for electrically connecting the base and the operating device main body, the wiring member being connected to the connecting means. This operating device is characterized in that it is disposed in a hollow part of.

Effect: According to the present invention, the main body of the operating device can be freely extended and contracted to the base via the connecting means. Further, the operating device main body is held relative to the base at any extended/retracted position.

Therefore, during use, the main body of the operating device can be held in an extended/contracted position suitable for operation, and operability is significantly improved. In addition, when not in use, the connection means can be retracted into the base, which simplifies the configuration by eliminating the need for a separate structure such as a holder to hold the main body of the operating device when not in use. be able to.

Note that since the wiring member connecting the operating device main body and the base is disposed in the hollow part of the connecting means, the wiring member does not slack and does not get in the way even when the connecting means is retracted.

Embodiment FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an operating device 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a front view thereof, FIG. 3 is a plan view thereof, and FIG. 4 is a side view thereof. can be,
FIG. 5 is a bottom view thereof, and FIG. 6 is a rear view thereof. This operating device 1 is generally configured to include an operating device main body 2, a connecting means 3 that telescopically supports the operating device main body 2, and a storage body 4 in which the connecting means 3 is housed. . This operating device 1
As shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, the operating device main body 2 is placed on a console box 9 of a center console 8 provided between a driver's seat 6 and a passenger seat 7 of an automobile 5. Rear seat 1
It can be installed facing 3 sides.

This operating device 1 can remotely control an electronic device 11, such as a radio receiver or a magnetic tape playback device, provided on the front side of the driver's seat 6, for example, in an instrument panel 10. The electronic device 11 can be controlled at all times from a main operating device 12 provided on the instrument panel 10 .

As shown in FIG. 2, the operating device main body 2 includes, for example, a power switch S1, a running switch S2 for starting playing the magnetic tape, and a switch S2 for stopping the running or ejecting the magnetic tape, as shown in FIG. a stop/eject switch S3 for performing the magnetic tape, a fast forward/rewind switch S4 for fast forwarding or rewinding the magnetic tape, a program switch S5 for inputting a program for the order of music to be played, and a switch S6 for adjusting the sound quality. A repeat switch S7 for repeatedly playing the same song, a skip switch S8 for sequentially playing the beginning of a song, and a search switch S9 for searching for a desired song.
and a switch S10 for the noise reduction circuit,
Volume adjustment switch S11 and lighting switch S12
and is provided.

FIG. 9 is a sectional view of the connecting means 3 and the storage body 4. The storage body 4 includes the console box 9
It is configured to include a base 31 that is attached on top and a cover body 32 that houses the connection means 3.

The cover body 32 includes a frame body 38 made of resin or the like.
The cushioning material 39 is attached to the outer surface of the frame 38 and is made of, for example, PEF (urethane foam resin), and the interior material 40 is made of cloth or the like and covers the outer surface of the cushioning material 39. Ru. The upper end surface 32a of the cover body 32 is formed relatively flat, and the cushioning material 39 is formed in two layers on the upper end surface 32a as shown by reference numerals 39a and 39b.

FIG. 10 is a simplified plan view showing the connecting portion 14 of the connecting means 3. FIG. Referring to FIGS. 9 and 10, the connecting means 3 generally includes a self-supporting flexible pipe 21 and the operating device main body 2.
A connecting portion 14 formed by loosely inserting a cord bundle 22, which is a wiring member that connects the electronic device 11 into a rectangular cylindrical covering 23, and an extensible means 33 that supports the connecting portion 14 in an expandable manner. It consists of: The covering body 23 is made of a material such as rubber, and is formed into a bellows shape. Fixing members 25 shown in FIG. 11 are attached to both ends of the flexible pipe 21. As shown in FIG.

The fixing member 25 includes a cylindrical portion 25a and a cylindrical portion 25b.
and a fixed part 25e, and the cylindrical part 2
Both ends of the flexible pipe 21 are fitted into the recess 25c formed by the cylindrical portion 25a.
By caulking the outer periphery of the fixing member 2
5 is fixed to the flexible pipe 21. Fixed part 25e
The thickness of the fixing portion 25e is formed to have a length d, and a screw hole 25d is formed in the center of the fixing portion 25e.

The expansion and contraction means 33, as shown in FIG.
a sliding member 34 to which the connecting portion 14 is attached;
A pair of guide rails 35, 36 that slidably support this sliding member 34, and these guide rails 35, 3.
6, and a support frame 37 that supports 6.
The sliding member 34 has, as shown in FIG.
A pair of attachment protrusions 41 and 42, a pair of fixing protrusions 43 and 44, and a positioning member 45 are formed.

The sliding member 34 is also formed with an insertion hole 46 extending between the fixed protrusions 43 and 44 in the sliding direction of the sliding members 33 and 34 . The fixing protrusion 43 and the fixing protrusion 44 are formed separated by the length d. The fixing part 25e of the fixing member 25 is fitted between the fixing protrusions 43 and 44, and the bolt 47 inserted through the insertion hole 46 is screwed into the screw hole 25d, so that the flexible pipe 21 Sliding member 3
It is fixed at 4.

The mounting protrusions 41 and 42 have an L-shaped cross section perpendicular to their axis, and have tip portions 41a and 42a.
are arranged so as to extend in directions away from each other. Therefore, grooves 41b and 42b are formed by the mounting projections 41 and 42 and the sliding member 34, and the end of the covering body 23 on the storage body 4 side is inserted into these grooves 41b and 42b. In the arranged state, the roughly U-shaped fixing piece 48 is fitted, and the bolts 49a and 49b inserted through the insertion holes 48a and 48b formed in this fixing piece 48 are inserted into the mounting protrusion 4, respectively.
By screwing into the screw holes 41c and 42c of Nos. 1 and 42, the end of the covering body 23 on the storage body 4 side can be fixed to the sliding member 34.

Further, the cord bundle 22 is fixed and supported by the cover piece 50 being attached to the bottom surface of the sliding member 34 with bolts 50a and 50b, as shown in FIG. Furthermore, this cord bundle 22 is attached to a base 3 in order to restrict movement of the cord bundle 22 due to expansion and contraction of the expansion/contraction means 33 and to protect it.
1, a resin spiral tube 90
The surrounding area is covered with.

In this way, the connecting portion 14 is attached to the sliding member 34, and with the connecting portion 14 loosely inserted into the storage hole 51 formed in the support frame 37, the insertion hole 52 formed in the sliding member 34 is inserted. , 53, and both ends of these guide rails 35, 36 are inserted through insertion holes 54a, 54b, 55a, 55b formed in the support frame 37, respectively. 36, endless annular grooves 35a, 35b,
E-rings 56 are fitted into 36a and 36b, and the sliding member 34 is thus supported by the support frame 37 so as to be slidable along the guide rails 35 and 36. In supporting the guide rails 35, 36 in this way, grooves 35a, 36 are inserted between the E-ring 56 and the support frame 37 to prevent rattling.
A resin ring 89 is also fitted into a.
The support frame 37 is fixed to the base 31 of the storage body 4 with bolts 59.

Near both ends of the support frame 37, plate springs 57A and 57B are provided, corresponding to the positioning member 45, respectively. Further, as shown in FIG. 15, the inclined portion 6 of the rear cover 61 of the operating device main body 2
1d, positioning grooves 62a and 62b are formed on both the upper and lower surfaces of FIG.
The housing 58 interposed between the locking protrusion 5
8a and 58b are provided.

Therefore, when the connecting portion 14 is securely stored in the storage body 4, the locking protrusions 58a and 58b fit into the positioning grooves 62a and 62b, respectively.
Further, the pressing portion 57a of the leaf spring 57A fits into the positioning recess 45a of the positioning member 45, and thus the connecting portion 14 is held so that it does not come out of the storage body 4 due to vibrations of the vehicle 5 or the like. Further, when the connecting portion 14 is at its maximum extension, the pressing portion 57b of the leaf spring 57B is pressed into the positioning recess 4 of the positioning member 45.
5a, and the connecting portion 14 is fixed to the storage body 4.

FIG. 16 is a sectional view of the operating device main body 2.
The rear cover 61 is formed in the shape of a truncated quadrangular pyramid, and a mounting plate 63 is provided on the inner peripheral surface of the base end 61a.
is fixed. A mounting hole 64 is formed in communication with the mounting plate 63 and the base end 61a, and a bolt 65 inserted through this mounting hole 64 is inserted into the fixing member 2.
The operating device main body 2 is fixed to the flexible pipe 21 by being screwed into the screw hole 25d of No. 5.

A concave groove 85 is formed on the outer peripheral surface of the end of the cover 23 on the operating device main body 2 side.
A protrusion 61f formed on the inner circumferential surface of the cylindrical portion 61e extending from the base end 61a fits into this groove 85. In this way, the covering 23 can be attached to the operating device main body 2.

The switches S1 to S12 as described above are arranged on the front frame 66 of the operating device main body 2, and a circuit board 67 is attached to the back surface thereof. A cord bundle 22 loosely inserted through an insertion hole 61b formed in the base end 61a is connected to this circuit board 67. A lighting device 71 is provided on the lower surface of the operating device main body 2 (lower side in FIG. 16).

FIG. 17 is a bottom view of the operating device main body 2, FIG. 18 is an exploded perspective view showing how the lighting device 71 is attached, and FIG. 19 is a sectional view of the lighting device 71. The lighting device 71 generally includes the circuit board 6
7 , a light source 73 mounted on a circuit board 67 , and an optical member 74 attached to the outer peripheral edge of the reflector 72 . The reflecting plate 72 includes a pair of reflecting parts 72 that extend in directions that move away from each other as they move away from the light source 73.
a, 72b, and a connecting member 72c that connects these reflecting parts 72a, 72b. A protruding strip 75 is formed on the outer periphery of the optical member 74. The protruding strip 75 is inserted into the groove 69 of the mounting hole 68 formed on the lower surface of the front frame 66, and the circuit board 67 is attached with a bolt or the like. The illumination device 71 can be attached to the front frame 66 by fixing it to the front frame 66 using the front frame 66.

The optical member 74 includes a light guide section 76 having a function of a convex lens, and a light scattering section 77 that has been subjected to a so-called smoke treatment, for example, by roughening the surface. The light guide section 76 has a function as a spotlight.

FIG. 20 shows the electronic device 11 and the main operating device 12.
2 is a block diagram showing the connection relationship between the controller and the operating device main body 2. FIG. The operating device main body 2 includes, as described above,
A plurality of switches S1 to S11 are provided to control the electronic device 11, and one terminal of these switches S1 to S11 is commonly grounded via a line 85 from a forced changeover switch 81. . The main operating device 12 includes the switch S1.
Switches s1 to s11 having similar functions are provided corresponding to switches s1 to s11, and one terminal of these switches s1 to s11 is commonly grounded. The other terminals of the switches S1 to S11 are connected in parallel with the other terminals of the corresponding switches s1 to s11, respectively, and connected to the microcomputer 82 of the electronic device 11. This microcomputer 82 controls these switches S1 to S11,
The radio receiver 83 and the magnetic tape reproducing device 84 are controlled in response to the operations from s1 to s11.

The forced changeover switch 81 is provided on the driver's seat 6 and passenger seat 7 sides of the operating device 1, as shown in FIGS. 4, 6, and 9. This forced changeover switch 81 is normally conductive, and the operating device main body 2, like the main operating device 12,
Control operations for the electronic device 11 can be performed. Further, by shutting off the forced changeover switch 81, the control operation from the operating device main body 2 is stopped.

21 and 22 are perspective views for explaining a method of wiring the cord bundle 22, which is a wire body, within the console box 9. FIG. The console box 9 is a first box attached to the center console 8.
It is configured to include a storage section 91 and a second storage section 92 that functions as a lid for the first storage section 91 . The cord bundle 22 pulled out from the pull-out hole 93 (see FIGS. 5 and 9) formed on the bottom surface of the base 31 of the storage body 4 passes through the pull-in hole 95 formed in the lid 94 of the second storage section 92. drawn in from.

The lid 94 is attached to the second end by a hinge 96 at the end on the rear seat 13 side (right side in FIG. 21).
It is supported so that the opening 90 of the storage section main body 97 can be opened and closed. Further, this lid 94 is arranged so that the operating device 1 attached to the upper surface of this lid 94 is not angularly displaced beyond a predetermined amount from the second storage section main body 97 by a lever 98. It is supported so that it does not fall to the side.

Cord bundle 22 drawn into second storage section 92
is fixed over a predetermined length at the end 97a of the second storage section main body 97 on the rear seat 13 side by a plurality of fixing jigs 100 shown in FIG. 23 and bolts 105. That is, fixing jig 1
An insertion hole 100b is formed in one end 100a of the 00, and the bolt 105 inserted through the insertion hole 100b is inserted into the end 97 of the second housing main body 97.
It is screwed onto a. As a result, the cord bundle 22 is pressed and fixed against the inner wall 97b of the second housing main body 97 by the pressing portion 100c formed at the other end of the fixing jig 100.

In this case, this fixing jig 100 is inserted through the lead-in hole 95.
The length of the cord bundle 22 up to the lid 9 is as described above.
4 is fully opened, no excessive tension is applied,
And it is said to be to the extent that it does not sag. The cord bundle 22 thus routed in the second storage part 92 in an Otsu-shape is pulled out from the extraction hole 101 formed in the bottom surface of the second storage part 92.

The second storage section 91 has a function as a lid for the first storage section 91.
The storage section 92 is supported by a hinge 102 at the end on the rear seat 13 side so that the opening 89 of the first storage section 91 can be opened and closed. This second storage section 92 also has, like the lid 94 described above,
Lever 103 prevents angular displacement beyond a predetermined value.

Cord bundle 22 drawn into first storage section 91
At the end 91a on the rear seat 13 side,
Fixing jig 104 and bolt 1 shown in FIG.
06 for a predetermined length. That is, like the fixing jig 100 described above, an insertion hole 104b is formed in one end 104a of the fixing jig 104, and the bolt 106 inserted through the insertion hole 104b is inserted into the end of the first storage portion 91. Part 91
It is screwed onto a. As a result, the cord bundle 22 is pressed and fixed against the inner wall 91b of the first storage portion 91 by the pressing portion 104c formed at the other end of the fixing jig 104.

The length of the cord bundle 22 from the pull-out hole 101 to the fixing jig 104 is determined so that no excessive tension is applied when the second storage section 92 is fully opened, as in the case of the second storage section 92 described above. , and to the extent that it does not sag. The cord bundle 22 thus routed in an O-shape within the first storage portion 91 is guided to the electronic device 11 attached to the instrument panel 10 via the center console 8 described above.

FIG. 25 is a perspective view for explaining how to attach the operating device 1 to the lid 94. The lid 94 of the second storage section 92 includes an interior material 110 and an exterior material 111, which are not in close contact with each other, and therefore a gap is created between them. Therefore, in this embodiment, when attaching the operating device 1 to the lid 94, the interior material 110 and the outer covering material 111 are
A right cylindrical spacer 112 is sandwiched between the bolts 115 and the bolts 115 communicate with the insertion holes 113 formed in the interior material 110, the spacers 112, and the insertion holes 114 formed in the outer covering material 111. 4
It is screwed into a screw hole 116 (see FIGS. 5 and 9) formed in the base 31 of. In this way, the operating device 1 can be attached to the lid 94 without causing damage such as cracks to the interior material 110 and the exterior material 111.

In the operating device 1 configured as described above and attached to the console box 9, the 26th
As shown in the figure, the operating device main body 2 is configured to be extendable and retractable from the storage body 4 via the connecting means 3,
Can be held in any extended or contracted position. For example, if a bellows or the like is used as a structure for such expansion and contraction, the operation device main body 2 in the expanded state
In contrast, in the present operating device 1, the operating device main body 2 is supported by the self-supporting flexible pipe 21 as described above, and the operating device main body 2 is supported by the flexible pipe 21 as a structure for expanding and contracting. Since the means 33 is used, the operating device main body 2 can be held in any extended/contracted position with a simple configuration. Therefore, the operator does not need to hold the operating device main body 2 during operation, and can perform other operations at the same time.
This greatly improves operability from the rear seat 13, prevents the operating device main body 2 from falling off due to vibrations of the vehicle 5, and allows the connecting portion 14 to be closed when the operating device main body 2 is not in use. It only needs to be retracted into the storage body 4, and the operating device main body 2 does not get in the way.

Furthermore, since the flexible pipe 21 is used as the connecting means 3, the connecting portion 14 can be bent to direct the operating device main body 2 toward either the left or right rear seat 13, as shown in FIG. In addition, as shown in FIG.
can be angularly displaced about the axis of This further improves operability.

Furthermore, the operating device main body 2 is provided with a lighting device 71 as shown in FIGS. , is freely angularly displaceable, so that when desired, sufficient illuminance can be obtained even at the hand of the passenger in the rear seat 13 without using the room lamp 120 (see FIG. 7). Further, the optical member 74 of the illumination device 71 is composed of a light guide section 76 and a light scattering section 77, and therefore, for example, the light from the light guide section 76 is relatively converged and can be used as a spotlight. , it can be suitably used for confirmation work such as maps. Generally, an ashtray 121 is located at the bottom of the console box 9 on the rear seat 13 side.
(See FIG. 8). Therefore, when the connecting portion 14 is retracted into the storage body 4, the illumination device 71 can be used as illumination for this ashtray 121, and there is no possibility of spilling the ashes. is gone,
It is possible to prevent dirt and danger inside the car.

Furthermore, by integrally attaching the main body operating device 1 to the console box 9, the operating device 1 can be attached without any discomfort, and the upper side end surface 32a of the cover body 32 has a surface suitable for resting the elbow. Becomes height. In addition, as shown in FIG. 9, at the upper end surface 32a of the cover body 32,
The cushioning material 39 has a two-layer structure as shown by reference numerals 39a and 39b. Therefore, when the driver or the passenger in the front passenger seat 7 rests his or her elbow on the seat, the cushioning material 39, which functions as a so-called cushion, has an appropriate hardness, and the elbow is appropriately sunk in. Further, the upper end surface 32a of this cover body 32 is formed relatively flat, so that the elbows of the driver or passenger seat 7 can be stably supported without slipping down.
The driver can maintain a stable driving posture, or the passenger seat 7 can maintain a comfortable posture.

Furthermore, as shown in FIGS. 21 and 22, the cord bundle 22 drawn into the console box 9 is held in such a way that it is not subjected to excessive tension when the lid 94 and the second storage section 92 are opened and closed. , a plurality of fixing jigs 100,
104 over a predetermined length. With this simple configuration, the cord bundle 22 is prevented from being caught between the lid 94 and the second storage section main body 97, or between the second storage section 92 and the first storage section 91. Undesirable situations such as disconnection of the wire 22 or damage to the lid 94 or the second housing main body 97 can be prevented.

Also, the driver seat 6 and passenger seat 7 sides of the operating device 1,
That is, on the front side, Fig. 4, Fig. 6, Fig. 7,
As shown in FIGS. 9 and 20, since a forced changeover switch 81 is provided, by shutting off this forced changeover switch 81, the operating device main body 2
The control operation of the electronic device 11 is stopped, and the electronic device 11 is damaged due to, for example, a mischief caused by a child riding in the rear seat 13.
Undesired control operations can be prevented. In addition, when an adult is in the rear seat 13, by turning on this forced changeover switch 81, the control operation similar to that of the main operation device 12 can be performed from the operation device main body 2. Rear seat 1
3, it becomes possible to remotely control the electronic device 11, and operability can be improved.

Connecting means 3 to the instrument panel 10
The operating device main body 2 provided with the lighting device 71 may be used in the driver's seat 6 and the passenger seat 7 by being attached to the driver's seat 6 and the passenger's seat 7. In addition, the operating device main body 2
may be used not only for controlling the electronic device 11 but also for controlling an air conditioner, for example.

Effects As described above, according to the present invention, the main body of the operating device can be held in any telescopic position using the connecting means. It can be held in the extended and retracted position, greatly improving operability. In addition, when not in use, the connection means can be retracted into the base, eliminating the need for a separate structure such as the holder described in the background art section to hold the main body of the operating device when not in use. , the configuration can be simplified. Note that the wiring member that connects the operating device main body and the base is arranged through the hollow part of the connecting means, so even if the connecting means is retracted and the operating device main body is brought closer to the base, the wiring member will not be removed. The cable does not sag, and the wiring member does not get in the way when a passenger gets on board.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an operating device 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a front view of the operating device 1, FIG. 3 is a plan view of the operating device 1, and FIG. 4 is a side view of the operating device 1. ,
5 is a bottom view of the operating device 1, FIG. 6 is a rear view of the operating device 1, FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing how the operating device 1 is installed, and FIG. 8 is a bottom view of the operating device 1. FIG. 9 is a sectional view of the connecting means 3 and storage body 4; FIG. 10 is a simplified plan view of the connecting portion 14 of the connecting means 3; FIG. FIG. 11 is a perspective view showing the fixing member 25 attached to the flexible pipe 21, FIG. 12 is an exploded perspective view of the expansion/contraction means 33, and FIG.
3 is a front view of the sliding member 34, and FIG. 14 is a front view of the sliding member 34 for explaining the method of fixing the cord bundle 22.
15 is a perspective view of the operating device main body 2 seen from the back, FIG. 16 is a sectional view of the operating device main body 2, FIG. 17 is a bottom view of the operating device main body 2, and FIG. 19 is a sectional view of the lighting device 71, and FIG. 20 is a block diagram showing the connection relationship between the electronic device 11, the main operating device 12, and the operating device main body 2. , 21st
22 and 22 are perspective views for explaining the wiring method of the cord bundle 22 in the console box 9, FIG. 23 is a perspective view of the fixing jig 100, and FIG.
4 is a perspective view of the fixing jig 104, FIG. 25 is a perspective view showing how to attach the operating device 1 to the lid 94, and FIG.
6 is a side view for explaining the expansion and contraction operation of the operating device main body 2, FIG. 27 is a plan view for explaining the bending operation of the operating device main body 2, and FIG. 28 is a side view for explaining the angular displacement operation of the operating device main body 2. Front view for explanation, 2nd
FIG. 9 is a side view for explaining the function of the lighting device 71. 1... Operating device, 2... Operating device main body, 3...
Connection means, 4...Storage body, 5...Vehicle, 6...Driver's seat, 7...Passenger seat, 8...Center console,
9...Console box, 10...Instrument panel, 11...Electronic equipment, 12...Main operating device, 13...Rear seat, 14...Connection part, 2
1... Flexible pipe, 22... Cord bundle, 23...
Covering body, 25... Fixed member, 31... Base, 32
... Cover body, 33 ... Expandable means, 58 ... Container, 67 ... Circuit board, 71 ... Lighting device, 81
... Forced changeover switch, 82 ... Microcomputer, 83 ... Radio receiver, 84 ... Magnetic tape playback device, 89, 90 ... Opening, 91 ... First storage section, 91b, 97b ... Inner wall, 92 ...Second storage section, 94...Lid, 100, 104...Fixing jig, 101c, 104c...Press section, S1-S
12, s1 to s11...switch.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] An operating device main body; a base on which the operating device main body is attached; A connecting means in which a hollow part is formed extending from a base to a main body of the operating device, and a wiring member for electrically connecting the base and the main body of the operating device, and the wiring member is connected to the hollow part of the connecting means. An operating device characterized in that: