JPH0927842A - Mounting device for portable telephone set - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To allow a mounting device for a portable telephone set mounted in a mobile object or indoor or the like to easily mount or remove the telephone set in common for wall mount. SOLUTION: The mount device is provided with a receiving base 10 having a container recessed part on its front side to contain a rear half of the portable telephone set 1, a support metallic fixture 20 having a major plate 21 on its front side which is fitted to a mobile object or a building and to which a rear side of the bottom plate 14 of the receiving base 10 is in close contact, a folded part 22 formed to a front side in a projecting way to a rear side ridge of the main plate 21 so as to be engaged with a bottom plate rear edge 14A of the bottom plate 14, and an engagement jig 25 whose side view indicates nearly a u-shape mounted in the vicinity of the front side ridge of the main plate 21 turnably. The engagement jib 25 supports the front of the bottom plate 14 and the front part of the main plate in a close contact way.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a device for mounting a mobile phone which is mounted inside or inside a moving body. A mobile phone is normally housed in a mounting device mounted on a moving body such as an automobile or on a wall in the room, and is taken out from the mounting device when used.

As shown in FIG. 7, the mobile phone 1 is provided with a connector insertion port 2 on the end face of the case, and the cable connector 4 attached to the end of the charging cable 3 is inserted into the connector insertion port 2 and attached. I try to charge it.

Therefore, the on-board device is required to have a structure that allows the stored mobile phone to be easily taken out and can be charged while the mobile phone is housed.

[0004]

2. Description of the Related Art FIG. 8 shows a perspective view of a conventional mobile phone mounting apparatus, and FIG. 9 shows a sectional view of the conventional mounting apparatus.

In the figure, reference numeral 50 is a console box installed in the moving body. In order to accommodate the mobile phone on the console box 50, the conventional device for mounting the mobile phone is a base plate mounted on the console box 50.
40, a support metal fitting that is mounted on the base plate 40 and includes a lower support metal fitting 30 and an upper support metal fitting 200, and a cradle 100 that is mounted on the upper support metal fitting 200 and accommodates a mobile phone.

The base plate 40 is in the shape of a rectangular dish having a ceiling plate and an opening at the bottom. The lower edge of the base plate 40 is brought into close contact with the surface of the lid of the console box 50, the belt 45 is passed through the slit 41 provided at the edge, and the belt 45 is attached to the inside of the lid of the console box 50. , Base plate 40
Is fixed to the console box 50.

The lower support member 30 has a channel shape when viewed from the front and is composed of a bottom plate and a pair of leg plates protruding upward from both side edges of the bottom plate. The bottom plate of the lower support member 30 is placed on the ceiling plate of the base plate 40, and the lower support member 30 is fixed to the base plate 40 with screws.

The upper support member 200 includes a rectangular main plate 210,
The main plate 210 includes a pair of leg plates 230 protruding downward from the rear portions of both side edges. The leg plates 230 of the upper support bracket 200 are stacked so that the corresponding leg plates of the lower support bracket 30 are sandwiched, and the two leg plates are fixed using screws, and the upper support bracket 20
So that the main plate 210 of 0 is parallel to the ceiling plate of the base plate 40,
The upper support bracket 200 is fixed to the lower support bracket 30.

On the rear side edge of the main plate 210 of the upper support metal fitting 200, a bending 220 formed in a U-shape is provided above. As shown in FIG. 9, the bend 220 is engaged with the slit 142 provided in the bottom plate portion of the pedestal 100.

A screw hole into which the neck portion of the screw 250 is inserted is provided near the front edge of the main plate 21. By connecting the support bracket 30 and the upper support bracket 200 through the leg plates as described above, a space is formed between the bottom plate 140 and the base plate 40 of the upper support bracket 200. A charging power source (not shown) may be mounted on the 40.

The pedestal 100 includes a pair of left and right side walls provided on both sides of the rear portion of the bottom plate 140 and a rear side wall 13 provided on the rear surface of the bottom plate 140.
An accommodating recess 11 that is open at the top and the front and is surrounded by 0 and
Has zero.

The accommodating recess 110 is for accommodating and holding the rear half of the mobile phone, and the bottom plate 140 is an accommodating recess.
It extends diagonally upward and forward of 110 and supports the bottom of the front half of the mobile phone. A lock member 18 that is detachably engaged with a hole formed in the front end surface of the case of the mobile phone is attached to the front end of the bottom plate 140.

As shown in FIG. 9, the bottom plate 14 of the pedestal 100 is shown.
A screw hole 145 into which a screw 250 is screwed is provided in the front portion on the back surface side of 0. Further, at the rear portion of the back surface of the bottom plate 140 of the pedestal 100, there is provided a recessed portion 141 which is open at the bottom into which the bending 220 of the upper support metal fitting 200 is inserted.
A slit 142 into which the bend 220 is inserted and engaged is provided so as to be parallel to the bottom plate 140.

The recess 141 of the bottom plate 140 of the pedestal 100 is aligned with the bend 220 of the upper support metal fitting 200 so that the back surface of the bottom plate 140 is brought into close contact with the surface of the main plate 210 of the upper support metal fitting 200, and then
The pedestal 100 is shifted rearward so that the slit 142 is engaged with the bend 220.

After that, the screw 250 is screwed into the screw hole 145 of the pedestal 100.
The pedestal 100 is fixed to the upper support metal fitting 200 by screwing. The mobile phone 1 is placed on the pedestal 100 so that the latter half of the mobile phone 1 fits inside the accommodation recess 110. As a result, the lock member 18 engages with the hole in the front end surface of the case of the mobile phone. Therefore, the mobile phone 1 does not drop from the pedestal 100 even if there is vibration or the like.

On the other hand, the rear side wall 130 of the pedestal 100 is cut out in a reverse convex shape when viewed from the front, and a connector engaging port 19 of the charging cable whose upper side is opened is provided. Therefore, by loosely inserting the charging cable into the connector engaging port 19, the mobile phone can be accommodated in the cradle 100 while the charging cable is connected to the mobile phone (that is, the mobile phone is being charged). It can also be removed from the cradle 100.

[0017]

A mobile phone can be mounted not only on a cradle mounted on a console box of a mobile unit but also on a cradle mounted on a plate member of a mobile unit or an indoor wall. is there.

By the way, in the above-mentioned conventional mounting apparatus, since the distance between the base plate attached to the console box and the main plate of the upper support fitting is narrow, a screw for fixing the upper support fitting and the pedestal is screwed into this space. Because of this it is difficult to insert the driver.

For this reason, conventionally, after the pedestal and the upper support fitting are fixed to each other, the upper support fitting is attached to the lower support fitting. Therefore, the conventional mounting device is not only difficult to mount and remove, but also has a problem that it cannot be diverted to a so-called wall-mounted type.

The present invention was created in view of the above points, and an object thereof is to provide a mounting device which can be easily attached and detached and can be used as a wall.

[0021]

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention has a housing recess 11 for housing and holding the rear half of the mobile phone 1, as illustrated in FIG. 1, A pedestal 10 having a bottom plate 14 parallel to the recess bottom plate 15 of the accommodation recess 11 via a slit 16 on the back surface side, and a pedestal 10 on the front surface of the main plate 21.
A support metal fitting 20 attached to a moving body or a structure so that the back surface of the bottom plate 14 of the main plate 21 can be in close contact with the bottom plate 14, and a bend 22 provided on the rear side edge of the main plate 21 so as to engage with the bottom plate rear edge portion 14A. , The main plate is rotatable
21 is provided with a fastening tool 25 attached to the vicinity of the front side edge and having a substantially U-shape in a side view.

The fastening member 25 is composed of the bottom plate 14 of the pedestal 10 and the support fitting 20.
The main plate 21 of the bottom plate 14 is in close contact with the bottom plate 14 and the fold 22 is rotated in a state of being engaged with the bottom plate rear edge portion 14A of the bottom plate 14 to keep the front part of the bottom plate 14 and the front part of the main plate 21 in close contact with each other. To do.

As shown in FIG. 3, a pedestal having an accommodation recess 11 for accommodating and holding the rear half of the mobile phone on the front surface side.
With 10. Further, the main plate portion fixed to the bottom plate 14 of the pedestal 10
61 and the main plate part 61 so that the tip is pressed against the surface of the main plate part 61.
The pressure contact plate part where one side edge of 61 is bent 180 degrees
And an engaging fitting 60 having 62.

The engagement fitting 60 holds the support fitting provided on the moving body or the building between the main plate portion 61 and the pressure contact plate portion 62. As illustrated in FIGS. 4, 5 and 6, a cradle having a housing recess 11 on the front surface side for housing and holding the rear half of the mobile phone.
10, a slit provided so as to penetrate through the lower portion of the side wall forming the accommodation recess 11, and a belt that connects the pedestal 10 through the slit to a support fitting provided on the moving body or the building. The configuration.

[0025]

The supporting metal fitting attached to the moving body or the building has a main plate that is in close contact with the back surface of the bottom plate of the cradle that accommodates the mobile phone, and further protrudes to the front side at the rear side edge of the main plate of the supporting metal fitting. 2. The invention according to claim 1, further comprising: a bent engaging with a slit of the formed pedestal, and an engaging member rotatably mounted near a front edge of the main plate and having a substantially U-shaped side view. Before attaching to the support bracket, rotate the engaging tool in a direction to separate from the front edge of the bottom plate, and the bottom plate of the pedestal and the main plate of the support bracket come into close contact with each other.
The front part of the bottom plate and the front part of the main plate are held in close contact with each other by manually rotating the fastening tool while the bent part is engaged with the slit.

Therefore, the pedestal can be attached to or detached from the support fitting without using a tool such as a screwdriver. According to a second aspect of the present invention, the main plate portion fixed to the back surface side of the pedestal and one side edge of the main plate portion are substantially formed.
There is provided an engaging metal fitting formed of a press contact plate portion formed by bending 180 degrees so that the front end portion presses against the surface of the main plate portion 61.

Therefore, by sandwiching the support fittings provided on the moving body or the building between the main plate portion and the pressure contact plate portion, the pedestal can be attached to and detached from the moving body or the building freely.
According to the invention of claim 3, a slit provided so as to penetrate through a lower portion of a side wall which constitutes the accommodation recess, and a belt which connects the pedestal through the slit to a support fitting provided on the moving body or the building. I have it.

Therefore, the pedestal can be attached to and detached from the moving body or the building.

[0029]

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. The same reference numerals indicate the same objects throughout the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the first embodiment in a separated form, FIG. 2 is a sectional view of the first embodiment, and FIG. 3 is a second view.
FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the embodiment of FIG. FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the third embodiment, FIG. 5 is a view showing a mounting state of the third embodiment, and FIG. 6 is a view showing another mounting state of the third embodiment.

In FIGS. 1 and 2, reference numeral 10 is a molded pedestal having a housing recess 11 for housing and holding the rear half of the mobile phone 1. The housing recess 11 includes a pair of left and right side walls 12 provided on both sides of a rear part of the recess bottom plate 15, and a recess bottom plate.
It is surrounded by the rear side wall 13 provided on the rear surface of the back 15, and the upper side and the front side are open.

The recess bottom plate 15 of the pedestal 10 extends obliquely upward and further forward of the accommodation recess 11 so as to support the bottom of the front half of the mobile phone 1, and the front of the recess bottom plate 15 A lock member (not shown) that is detachably engaged with a hole provided in the front end surface of the case of the mobile phone 1 is attached to the tip portion.

Reference numeral 14 is a rectangular plate-shaped bottom plate of the pedestal 10 which is parallel to the recess bottom plate 15 via the slit 16. Reference numeral 20 is a support metal fitting composed of a rectangular main plate 21 and a pair of leg plates 23 projecting downward from rear portions of both side edges of the main plate 21.

A bend 22 is provided at the rear side edge of the main plate 21 so as to project in a U shape on the front surface side. The bent portion 22 has a bent tip portion fitted into the slit 16 and engaged with the bottom plate rear edge portion 14A of the pedestal 10.

Reference numeral 25 is a fastening member which is rotatably mounted near the front side edge of the main plate 21 about a pin 25A which vertically penetrates the main plate 21 and has a substantially U-shaped side view. The distance between the leg pieces of the fastening tool 25 is approximately equal to the sum of the plate thickness of the main plate 21 and the plate thickness of the bottom plate 14, and the lower leg piece has the inner side surface in close contact with the lower surface of the main plate 21,
It is rotatably mounted on the main plate 21.

The engaging member 25 as described above is attached near the front edge of the main plate 21 so as to face each of the left and right corners. On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 2, a rectangular dish-shaped base plate 40 having an opening at the bottom is mounted on the lid of a console box 50 provided in a moving body such as an automobile.

More specifically, the lower edge of the base plate 40 is brought into close contact with the surface of the lid of the console box 50, a belt (not shown) is passed through a slit 41 provided at the edge, and the belt is attached to the lid of the console box 50. By turning inside and connecting
The base plate 40 is fixed to the console box 50.

The lower support member 30 has a bottom plate and a pair of leg plates projecting upward from both side edges of the bottom plate, and has a channel shape in a front view. The bottom plate of the lower support member 30 is placed on the ceiling plate of the base plate 40, and the lower support member 30 is fixed to the base plate 40 with screws 31.

The leg plates 23 of the support metal fitting 20 are stacked so as to sandwich the corresponding leg plates of the lower support metal fitting 30, and the both leg plates are fixed by using screws, and the main plate 21 of the support metal fitting 20 is fixed to the base plate 40. The support metal fitting 20 is fixed to the lower support metal fitting 30 so as to be parallel to the ceiling plate.

The procedure for attaching the pedestal 10 to the support fitting 20 is as follows. Locking tool for each pin 25A
The front portion of the main plate 21 is opened so that the bottom plate front edge portion 14B can come into close contact with the main plate 21 by rotating 25 in the left-right direction.

The pedestal 10 is aligned with the support fitting 20 and the bottom plate
The back surface of 14 is brought into close contact with the surface of the main plate 21 of the support fitting 20, and then the pedestal 10 is shifted rearward so that the bend 22 and the bottom plate rear edge portion 14A are engaged with each other.

Next, each of the fastening members 25 is rotated inward so that the bottom plate front edge portion 14B and the main plate 21 are separated by the pair of leg pieces of the fastening device 25.
The front part of the is clamped and held in close contact. As described above, the pedestal 10 can be attached to the support fitting 20 or the pedestal 10 can be removed from the support fitting 20 without using a tool such as a screwdriver.

The mobile phone 1 is placed on the pedestal 10 so that the latter half of the mobile phone 1 fits in the accommodation recess 110. As a result, the lock member engages with the hole in the front end surface of the case of the mobile phone. Therefore, even if there is vibration, the mobile phone 1
Does not fall from the pedestal 10.

Further, the rear side wall 13 of the pedestal 10 is cut out in a reverse convex shape in a front view, and a connector engaging port 19 of the charging cable whose upper side is opened is provided. Therefore, by loosely inserting the charging cable connected to the charging power source 5 mounted on the base plate 40 into the connector engaging port 19, the charging cable is connected to the mobile phone 1 (that is, the mobile phone is being charged). The mobile phone 1 can be housed in the cradle 10 or taken out of the cradle 10.

In the embodiment, the support fitting 20 is attached to the lower support fitting attached to the console box, but the support fitting 20 is not necessarily attached to the console box, and may be, for example, another installation object in the moving body. Even if it is attached to the wall of a building or the like, the same effect can be obtained.

In FIG. 3, reference numeral 60 denotes a main plate portion 61 fixed to the bottom plate 14 of the pedestal 10, and the upper edge of the main plate portion 61 is bent approximately 180 degrees so that the tip end portion is in pressure contact with the surface side of the main plate portion 61. It is an engaging fitting made up of the formed pressure contact plate portion 62.

Providing a pair of left and right fins on the side edges of the main plate 61,
A screw hole 63 into which the neck portion of the screw 65 is fitted is bored in the fin portion. On the other hand, in the pedestal 10 having the accommodating concave portion for accommodating the mobile phone on the front surface side, the screw hole into which the screw 65 is screwed is formed on the rear surface side.
17 are provided facing the respective screw holes 63 of the engagement fitting 60.

As the screw hole 17, a screw hole may be provided in the shaft center and a metal body may be insert-molded in the bottom plate 14 portion.
The back surface of the main plate portion 61 is brought into close contact with the bottom plate 14 of the pedestal 10, and the engaging metal fittings 60 are fixed to the bottom plate 14 using screws 65.

The back surface of the main plate portion 61 may be adhered to the bottom plate 14 by using an adhesive agent without using screws. In this way, the pedestal 10 provided with the engaging metal fittings 60 on the back surface has the main plate portion 61.
The opening formed by the pressure contact plate portion 62 and the pressure contact plate portion 62 is fitted into the tip end portion of the support metal fitting (for example, the support metal fitting shown in FIG. 1) provided in the moving body or the building. As a result, the main plate portion 61 and the pressure contact plate portion are
62 and the support bracket are clamped.

Therefore, the pedestal can be attached to and detached from the moving body or the building. As shown in FIGS. 4, 5 and 6, a receiving recess 11 for receiving and holding the rear half of the mobile phone is provided on the surface side of the pedestal 10.

The accommodating recess 11 is surrounded by a pair of left and right side walls 12 provided on both sides of the rear part of the recess bottom plate 15 and a rear side wall 13 provided on the rear surface of the recess bottom plate 15, and is open at the upper side and the front side.
The recess bottom plate 15 of the pedestal 10 extends obliquely upward and forward of the accommodation recess 11 to support the bottom of the front half of the mobile phone. A lock member (18) that is detachably engaged with a hole provided in the front end surface of the case of the telephone is attached.

A slit 71, through which the belt 75 is inserted and penetrated, is provided in the side wall 12 at a position close to the recess bottom plate 15. When the belt 75 is inserted into the slit 71, the slit 71 is provided so that the back surface of the belt 75 is in close contact with the bottom surface of the concave bottom plate 15, or when the belt 75 is inserted into the slit 71, the surface of the belt 75 is the concave bottom plate 15. The slit 71 is provided so as to be almost in close contact with the back surface of the.

Further, the rear side wall 13 and the concave bottom plate 15 of the front side wall portion
The slit where the belt 76 is inserted and penetrates in the vicinity of
72 is provided. When the belt 76 is inserted into the slit 72, the slit 72 is provided so that the back surface of the belt 76 is almost in close contact with the bottom surface of the concave bottom plate 15, or when the belt 76 is inserted into the slit 72, the surface of the belt 76 is the concave bottom plate 15. The slit 72 is provided so as to be substantially in close contact with the back surface of the.

FIG. 5 shows an example of mounting the pedestal 10 provided with the slits on a moving body or a building. As shown in FIG. 5, the rear side of the pedestal 10 is the console box 50.
On the upper surface of the lid, pass the belt 76 through the slits 72 provided on the rear side wall 13 and the front side wall of the pedestal 10, and turn the belt 76 inside the lid to tighten the belt 76, and mount the pedestal 10 on the console box. It is attached to 50.

Another example is shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 6, the base plate 40 is attached to the console box 50 using the belt 45, the lower support fitting 30 is attached to the base plate 40, and the support fitting 20 is attached to the lower support fitting 30.

The back side of the pedestal 10 is aligned and placed on the main plate of the supporting bracket 20, the belt 75 is passed through the slit 71 provided in the side wall 12 of the pedestal 10, and the belt 75 is supported by the supporting bracket.
Tighten the belt 75 by turning it to the back side of the main plate 21 of the 20
The 10 is attached to the support fitting 20.

The support fitting 20 is not necessarily attached to the console box, but may be, for example, another installation object in the moving body,
Alternatively, it can be applied to a support fitting attached to a wall of a building. As described above, by providing the pedestal with slits and inserting the belt into the slits, the pedestal can be attached to and detached from the moving body or the building in a freely removable manner.

[0058]

Since the present invention is configured as described above, it has the following effects.

The support metal fitting attached to the moving body or the building has a main plate which is in close contact with the back surface of the bottom plate of the cradle for accommodating the mobile phone, and further protrudes to the front surface side at the rear side edge of the main plate of the support metal fitting. The invention having a bent engaging with a slit of the formed pedestal and an engaging member rotatably mounted near the front side edge of the main plate and having a substantially U-shape in side view, By rotating, the pedestal can be attached to the support fitting, or the pedestal can be removed from the support fitting.

Along with this, the degree of freedom of the mounting location of the mobile phone is expanded. The main plate part is fixed to the back side of the pedestal, and one side edge of the main plate part is bent approximately 180 degrees and the tip is pressed against the surface of the main plate part. Not only can a pedestal be attached to and detached from a moving body or a structure, but the structure is simple and the cost is low.

The one provided with a slit provided so as to penetrate through the lower portion of the side wall forming the accommodating concave portion and a belt for connecting the pedestal through the slit to a support fitting provided on a moving body or a building The pedestal can be attached to and detached from a moving body or a structure freely.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a first embodiment in a separated form.

FIG. 2 is a sectional view of the first embodiment.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a second embodiment.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a third embodiment.

FIG. 5 is a view showing a mounting state of the third embodiment.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing another mounting state of the third embodiment.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view of a mobile phone.

FIG. 8 is a perspective view of a conventional example.

FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view of a conventional example, (A) is a diagram before assembly, and (B) is a diagram after assembly.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 mobile phone 3 charging cable 4 cable connector 5 charging power supply 10,100 cradle 11,110 housing recess 12,120 side wall 13,130 rear side wall 14,140 bottom plate 15 recess bottom plate 16,41 slit 20 support metal fitting 21,210 main plate 22,220 fold 23,230 leg plate 25 anchor 30 Support bracket 40 Base plate 41,71,72 Slit 45,75,76 Belt 50 Console box 60 Engagement bracket 200 Upper support bracket

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. A pedestal having an accommodation recess for accommodating and holding a rear half of a mobile phone on a front surface side, and a main plate attached to a moving body or a structure, and a bottom plate of the pedestal being in close contact with the pedestal surface. Side support fitting, a bend provided at the rear side edge of the main plate for engaging the bottom plate rear edge portion of the bottom plate, and a side view rotatably mounted near the front side edge of the main plate. A U-shaped engaging member, wherein the engaging member is rotated by a state in which the bottom plate and the main plate are in close contact with each other and the bend is engaged with the rear edge portion of the bottom plate, An apparatus for mounting a mobile phone, characterized in that the front part and the front part of the main plate are held in close contact with each other. 2. A pedestal having an accommodating concave portion for accommodating and holding a rear half of the mobile phone on a front surface side, a main plate portion fixed to a bottom plate of the pedestal, and a front end portion of the main plate portion pressed against the front surface side of the main plate portion. So that one side edge of the main plate
An engaging metal fitting formed of a pressure contact plate portion bent at 0 ° is provided, and the engaging metal fitting holds a support metal fitting provided on a moving body or a structure between the main plate portion and the pressure contact plate portion. A device equipped with a mobile phone, which is characterized by: 3. A pedestal having an accommodating recess for accommodating and holding a rear half of the mobile phone on a front surface side, a slit provided so as to penetrate through a lower portion of a side wall forming the accommodating recess, and a slit passing through the slit. And a belt for connecting the pedestal to a support fitting provided on a moving body or a building.