JPH10119662A - Opening/closing structure of display - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To eliminate treatment such as winding a wiring member, and making disconnection, etc., difficult, by loosening the wiring member, and setting this looseness so that a bent portion can have the same direction constantly between the uppermost and lowermost moved positions of a display. SOLUTION: A flexible wiring member 47 is provided which is connecting between an electric part in a display 13 and a socket 46 in a chassis main body 11. The bent portion 47c of the wiring member 47 is not twisted or causing the inversion of bending because though the bent portion 47c changes its vertical position, but is bent in the same direction constantly during the display 13 moves from an about vertical condition to be opened in large in an about horizontal condition (same in a reverse movement). This eliminates treatment such as winding the wiring member 47 to extremely simplify treatment structure, and also application of unreasonable stress, thereby making disconnection, etc., difficult to occur.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an improvement in a display opening / closing structure in audio equipment and the like.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Generally, in an audio device, a navigation device, or a navigation device which also serves as an audio device, as shown in FIG. A display 5 provided with switches 3 and a display screen 4 is arranged.

As shown in FIG. 7A, the lower support 5a of the lower end is supported by a sliding member 6 provided on the chassis body 1 so as to move in the front-rear direction. The upper fulcrum 5b is supported by a guide groove 7 provided in the front frame 2 so as to move in the vertical direction.
As shown in (2), the front opening 2a of the front frame 2 can be opened by moving the upper end of the display 5 downward while moving the lower end of the display 5 forward.

FIG. 7B shows a tilted state in which the display 5 is slightly inclined backward in order to improve the visibility of the display 5.

When the display 5 is widely opened, a cassette tape, CD, MD, or the like set in the space S in the chassis main body 1 can be easily replaced.

[0006]

In the above-mentioned conventional opening / closing structure, the wiring member connecting the electric component in the display and the socket in the chassis main body requires a wiring process since the display moves largely back and forth and up and down. However, a method of winding the wiring member has been proposed (see Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 6-87388), but there has been a problem that the structure is complicated.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a display opening / closing structure in which the processing of wiring members is simple and in which unreasonable stress causing disconnection or the like is not applied. Is what you do.

[0008]

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, according to the present invention, a display is arranged in a substantially vertical state at a front opening of a box-shaped chassis main body. The upper fulcrum of the upper end of the display is supported so as to move vertically by a guide groove provided in the chassis body, and the lower end of the display is supported by a sliding member provided at the lower end of the display. In an opening / closing structure in which an upper end portion moves downward while a portion moves forward to open a front opening of a chassis main body, a flexible wiring connecting electric components in the display with sockets in the chassis main body. The wiring member is connected to a rear portion near the upper fulcrum of the display and an internal socket near the front opening of the chassis body. The material is provided with a display opening and closing structure characterized in that the bent portion always has a slack in the same direction between the uppermost movement position and the lowermost movement position of the upper end of the display. is there.

According to the present invention, the wiring member has slack, and the slack is set so that the bent portion always has the same direction between the uppermost position and the lowermost position of the upper end of the display. Therefore, even if the display moves, only the vertical position of the bent portion changes, and the bent portion does not twist or invert.

This eliminates the need for processing such as winding up the wiring member, and has a very simple processing structure.
Since an unreasonable stress is not applied, disconnection or the like becomes difficult.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, when a wiring pool portion capable of holding a bent portion of the wiring member is provided inside the chassis main body, the bent portion of the wiring member is moved between the rear surface of the display and the wiring pool portion. In almost the same position.

[0012]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the drawings.

As shown in FIG. 4A, a display 13 is disposed substantially vertically in a front opening 12a of a front frame 12 of a box-shaped chassis body 11.

As shown in FIG. 1, the chassis body 1
An inverted L-shaped first sliding member 14 </ b> R extending in the front-rear direction is disposed at a bottom right portion inside the first sliding member 14.
Before and after R, elongated holes 14a, 14a extending in the front-rear direction are provided.
Are formed.

Pins 15, 15 are fixed to the right side 11 a of the chassis main body 11, and rollers 16, 16 rotatably fitted to the pins 15, 15 are connected to the first sliding member 14.
The first sliding member 14R can be slid in the front-rear direction by a predetermined stroke L1 with respect to the chassis main body 11 by fitting into the respective long holes 14a, 14a of R.

A rack 14b is formed at a position substantially higher than a rack 17b of a second sliding member 17R, which will be described later, at a substantially middle position of the upper edge of the first sliding member 14R.

An inverted L-shaped second sliding member 17R extending in the front-rear direction is disposed inside the first sliding member 14R.
Elongated holes 17a, 17a extending in the front-rear direction are formed before and after the second sliding member 17R.

A pin 1 is provided inside the first sliding member 14R.
8 and 18 are fixed, and the rollers 19 and 19 rotatably fitted to the pins 18 and 18 are fitted into the elongated holes 17a and 17a of the second sliding member 17R, respectively.
The second sliding member 17R can slide in the front-rear direction with a predetermined stroke L2 with respect to the first sliding member 14R.

At the upper edge of the second sliding member 17R, there is formed a rack 17b extending from the upper end to a substantially intermediate position.

A pin 20 is fixed to the right side 11a of the chassis body 11, and the pin 20 is
1 and the large gear 22 are integrally fixed so as to be rotatable, and the small gear 21 meshes with the rack 14b of the first sliding member 14R, and the large gear 22 is connected to the second sliding member. Engage with 17R rack 17b.

Thus, when the second sliding member 17R is slid in the front-rear direction at the predetermined stroke L2, the rack 17
b, the large gear 21, the small gear 2, and the first sliding member 14R in the same direction via the rack 14b.
The sliding is performed at a predetermined stroke L1 corresponding to the gear ratio of 2.

In this embodiment, the sliding strokes L1 and L2 are set to be substantially the same, and the sliding stroke (L1 + L2) required for the entire sliding members 14R and 17R is shared by the sliding members 14R and 17R in half. The sliding strokes L1, L2 of the individual sliding members 14R, 17R are set to be short (halved).

As shown in FIG. 2, the chassis body 11
The first sliding member 1 on the bottom right portion described above
The first sliding member 14L and the second sliding member 17L, which are symmetrical to the 4R and the second sliding member 17R, are arranged, and are arranged in a predetermined manner in the same manner as the first sliding member 14R and the second sliding member 17R. Sliding is possible with strokes L1 and L2.

Above the front ends of the racks 17b, 17b of the left and right second sliding members 17L, 17R, an interlocking shaft 26 extending in the left and right direction is disposed. Left side 11b of main body 11
The right end is rotatably supported by a bracket 27 fixed to the right side 11a of the chassis body 11, and the interlocking shaft 26 has the left and right second sliding members 17L and 17R. Each rack 17b, 17b
Are fixed to each other.

As a result, when the respective drive gears 28, 28 are simultaneously rotated by the interlocking shaft 26, the left and right second sliding members 17L, 17R are simultaneously slid forward and backward.

A motor 29 is fixed to the bracket 27 in an upward direction.
Meshes with a worm wheel 32 rotatably supported by a support shaft 31 fixed to the bracket 27, while a small gear 33 fixed to the worm wheel 32 via a slip mechanism 37 is connected to the support shaft 3 fixed to the bracket 27.
The small gear 36 fixed to the large gear 35 while being engaged with the large gear 35 rotatably supported by 4
It is designed to mesh with the right drive gear 28,
Worm 30, worm wheel 32 and large and small gears 3
3, 35 and 36 constitute a speed reduction mechanism of the motor 29.

As a result, the left and right second sliding members 17L, 17R slide back and forth electrically when the motor 29 rotates in the forward and reverse directions.

Between the worm wheel 32 and the small gear 33, there is provided a slip mechanism 37 for preventing transmission of a certain torque or more, so that damage or biting of the speed reduction mechanism can be prevented. I have to.

The second sliding member 17R is provided with a stroke detecting projection 17c. When the closing detecting switch 38A detects that the second sliding member 17R has performed the last sliding stroke, the motor 29 is moved backward. Motion rotation (for example, reverse rotation)
To stop automatically.

When the opening detecting switch 38B detects that the second sliding member 17R has performed the foremost sliding stroke, the front sliding rotation (for example, forward rotation) of the motor 29 is automatically stopped.

As shown in FIG. 3A, the second sliding member 1
7R has a reflecting plate 3 printed with light and dark stripes in the front-rear direction.
9 is attached, and a photosensor 40 disposed above the reflection plate 39 generates a pulse based on the brightness of the reflected light, and the pulse is counted by a counter, whereby the second sliding member 17R slides at that time. The stroke can be accurately detected.

Rising brackets 17d, 17d are fixed to the front ends of the left and right second sliding members 17L, 17R, respectively. Holes 13a, drilled in the lower ends of both sides of the display 13 are provided in the brackets 17d, 17d, respectively. 13a
The lower fulcrum shafts 41, 41 which are rotatably fitted into the shaft are fixed.

Thus, the second sliding members 17L, 17R
Slides back and forth, the lower end shafts 41 and 41 move the lower end of the display 13 back and forth.

Pins 42, 42 are fixed to upper ends of both sides of the display 13, respectively.
The upper fulcrum rollers 43, which are rotatably fitted to the front frame 2, are respectively fitted to vertically extending guide grooves 12b, 12b formed on both sides of the front opening 12a of the front frame 12.

Thus, the second sliding members 17L, 17R
When the lower end of the display 13 is moved back and forth, the upper end of the display 13 is moved up and down by the rollers 43 and 43 guided vertically by the guide grooves 12b and 12b.

Each of the guide grooves 12b, 12b is shown in FIG.
As shown in detail in (B), the upper end portion 12c is straight, but the upper portion (including the intermediate portion) 12d below this portion 12c is curved backward and the lower portion 1c is bent.
2e is curved forward.

Specifically, the upper portion 12d of each of the guide grooves 12b, 12b includes a straight line b (1) connecting the lower fulcrum shaft 41 and the upper fulcrum roller 43 of the display 13, and an upper portion 12d.
Is set to be larger than the angle β1 formed with the center line d when the guide groove is linear.

The lower portion 12e of each of the guide grooves 12b, 12b is defined by the straight line b (2) and the center line f when the angle α2 between the center line e of the lower portion 12e and the guide groove is linear. Is set to be smaller than the angle β2.

When numerically compared, for example, α1 is 50
Assuming that the angle, β1 is 35 degrees, α2 is 60 degrees, and β2 is 80 degrees, when the guide groove is linear, the difference between β1 and β2 is large (35 degrees and 80 degrees), whereas the guide groove is linear. Groove 1
2b is curved, the difference between α1 and α2 is small (5
0 ° and 60 °), that is, the angles α1 and α2 are set to be substantially constant over the entire length of the guide groove 12b.

As shown in FIG. 4A, the electric components in the display 13 and the socket 4 in the chassis body 11
6 (for example, flexible P
CB) 47 is provided.

The flexible PCB constituting the wiring member 47 is formed by wiring a plastic sheet-shaped base, and has almost the entire flexibility.
a and 47b are formed to have an appropriate shape-retaining property, and both ends 47a and 47b are formed to be bent in a predetermined direction, so that the slackness in a certain direction is secured as described above. It is supposed to be.

One end 47 a of the wiring member 47 is connected to the rear opening 13 near the upper fulcrum roller 43 of the display 13.
Then, the bent portion 47c which is pulled out of the front frame 12 and slacked downward to make a U-turn upward is put into the wiring pool portion 12f provided on the back of the front frame 12, and between the wiring pool portion 12f and the back surface of the display 13. Bent portion 47c or wiring member 4
7 is held.

The other end 47b of the wiring member 47 is connected to a socket 46 provided inside the chassis body 11 near the front opening 12a.

The operation of the above-described opening and closing structure of the display 13 will now be described.

As shown in FIG. 4A, it is assumed that the display 13 closes the front opening 12a of the front frame 12 in a substantially vertical state.

When the opening switch is turned on in this state, the motor 29 rotates forward and the speed reduction mechanisms 30, 32, 33, 35,
The drive gears 28, 28 rotate through the slip mechanism 37 and the slip mechanism 37, and the racks 17b, 17b cause the second sliding member 1 to rotate.
7L and 17R are slid forward.

The first sliding members 14L and 14R are also slid forward by the rack 14b via the interlocking gears 21 and 22 by the forward sliding of the second sliding members 17L and 17R.

With the front sliding of the second sliding members 17L and 17R,
As the lower end portions of the display 13 are moved forward by the lower fulcrum shafts 41, the upper fulcrum rollers 43, 43 are guided by the guide grooves 12b, 12b, whereby the upper end portion of the display 13 is moved downward.

As shown in FIG. 4B, the upper fulcrum roller 4
While the reference numerals 3 and 43 are located at the linear upper end portions 12c of the guide grooves 12b, the upper end of the display 13 hardly moves in the front-rear direction, and only the lower end moves forward. It becomes a tilt state inclined backward.

When it is desired to automatically restore the display 13 to the optimum tilt state, if the sliding stroke of the second sliding member 17R at that time is detected by the above-mentioned reflecting plate 39 and the photo sensor 40, the counter 13 The second sliding member 17 has a sliding stroke corresponding to the number of pulses counted by
By sliding R, the display 13 can be automatically restored to the optimum tilt state.

When the first sliding members 14L and 14R and the second sliding members 17L and 17R are further moved forward, FIG.
As shown in (2), as the lower end of the display 13 is further moved forward by the lower fulcrum shafts 41, 41, the upper fulcrum rollers 43, 43 are guided by the guide grooves 12b, 12b. Is further moved downward, and as shown in FIG.
3 is largely opened in a substantially horizontal state.

In the course of the opening operation of the display 13, the upper fulcrum rollers 43, 43 are connected to the guide grooves 12b, 1b.
When the upper portion 12d is curved backward, the upper end of the display 13 is moved rearward. Then, when the upper fulcrum rollers 43 reach the lower portion 12e which is curved forward, the upper end of the display 13 is moved. The part moves slightly forward from the position moved backward.

As described above, since the guide groove 12b is formed in the curved shape as described above, the upper end of the guide groove 12b is linearly formed near the lower end as in the conventional case. , The upper end of the display 13
The display 13 can be largely opened in a substantially horizontal state even if the sliding stroke of each of the sliding members 14 and 17 (L, R) is short because the sliding member 14 and 17 (L, R) are greatly drawn into the chassis body 11.

Further, since the guide grooves 12b, 12b continuously curve the upper portion 12d and the lower portion 12e,
The upper fulcrum rollers 43, 43 of the display 13 are smoothly guided over the entire length of the guide grooves 12b, 12b, and the opening and closing movement of the display 13 is also smooth.

Further, by setting the angles α1, α2 of the upper portion 12d and the lower portion 12e of the guide grooves 12b, 12b to be substantially constant over the entire length of the guide grooves 12b, 12b, the upper fulcrum of the display 13 can be obtained. Since the rollers 43, 43 are guided with an average torque, the opening and closing movement of the display 13 becomes smoother.

While the display 13 moves from a substantially vertical state to a substantially horizontal state until it is largely opened (the same is true for the reverse movement), the bent portion 47c of the wiring member 47 always bends in the same direction although its vertical position changes. As a result, twisting and bending are not reversed.

This eliminates the need for processing such as winding up the wiring member 47, and has a very simple processing structure. Further, since no excessive stress is applied, disconnection and the like become difficult.

In the above embodiment, the large and small gear 2
With a gear ratio of 1, 22, each sliding member 14, 17 (L, R)
Is determined, a large and small gear for interlocking is provided on the drive gear 28, and the drive gear 28
17 (L, R) may be slid in conjunction with each other.

By eliminating the large and small gears for interlocking, the second gear
When the sliding member 17 (L, R) is slid back and forth by the motor 29, the end of the elongated hole 17c of the second sliding member 17 (L, R) is moved to the first sliding member 14 (L, R). The first sliding member 14 (L, R) can be slid forward and backward by interlocking by being hooked on the roller 16.

In the above-described embodiment, the sliding stroke of the second sliding member 17R is detected by the photo sensor 40.
And the sliding stroke may be detected by a pulse generated by the rotation of the rotary switch.

If a rotary rotary switch capable of detecting the forward / reverse rotation is used, the sliding direction and the sliding stroke can be detected more accurately.

Further, in the above embodiment, the sliding member 1
4, 17 (L, R) is divided into two parts.
When the depth of the first sliding member 14 (L,
R), the sliding stroke of the second sliding member 17 is increased.
(L, R) can be abolished.

[0063]

As is apparent from the above description, the display opening / closing structure of the present invention allows the wiring member between the display and the chassis main body to be slackened, so that the uppermost position of the upper end of the display can be shifted to the uppermost position. Since the bent part is always set in the same direction between the lower movement position, even if the display moves, only the vertical position of the bent part changes, and the bent part will not be twisted or inverted,
The conventional process of winding the wiring member or the like becomes unnecessary, and the processing structure is extremely simple. In addition, since an unreasonable stress is not applied, disconnection or the like becomes difficult.

Further, when a wiring pool portion capable of holding a bent portion of the wiring member is provided inside the chassis main body, the bent portion of the wiring member is formed between the rear surface of the display and the wiring pool portion. It can be held at almost the same position between them.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view of a right side portion of a display opening / closing structure according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of a left portion of the display opening and closing structure.

3A is a perspective view of a reflection plate of a sliding member and a photosensor, and FIG. 3B is a front view of a guide groove of a front frame.

FIG. 4 shows the relationship between a sliding member, a display, and a guide groove, wherein (A) is a side view of the display in a substantially vertical state,
(B) is a side view of the display in a tilted state.

5A and 5B show a relationship between a sliding member, a display, and a guide groove, wherein FIG. 5A is a side view of the display in the middle of movement, and FIG. 5B is a side view of the display in a substantially horizontal state.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a relationship between a chassis main body, a front frame, and a display.

7A and 7B show a conventional relationship between a sliding member, a display, and a guide groove, wherein FIG. 7A is a side view of the display in a substantially vertical state, FIG. 7B is a side view of the display in a tilted state,
(C) is a side view of the display in a substantially horizontal state.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 11 Chassis main body 12 Front frame 12a Front opening 12b Guide groove 12f Wiring pool 13 Display 14 First sliding member 17 Second sliding member 41 Lower fulcrum shaft 43 Upper fulcrum roller 46 Socket 47 Wiring member 47c Bent portion

 ────────────────────────────────────────────────── ─── Continuation of front page (72) Inventor Masashi Sugimoto 1-7-10 Kikuzumi, Minami-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi Harness Research Institute, Ltd.

Claims (2)

[Claims] A display is disposed in a substantially vertical state at a front opening of a box-shaped chassis main body, and a lower fulcrum of a lower end portion of the display is supported by a sliding member provided on the chassis main body so as to move in the front-rear direction. At the same time, the upper fulcrum of the upper end of the display is supported by a guide groove provided in the chassis body so as to move vertically, and the upper end moves downward while the lower end of the display moves forward, In an opening and closing structure in which a front opening of a chassis body is opened, a flexible wiring member for connecting an electric component in the display and a socket in the chassis body is provided, and the wiring member is provided near an upper fulcrum of the display. Connections are set at the rear and the socket inside the chassis body near the front opening, and this wiring member has the uppermost and lowermost positions of the upper end of the display. Closing structure of the display, wherein with the movement position, that is to have a slack of the bent portion is always in the same direction. 2. The display opening / closing structure according to claim 1, wherein a wiring pool portion capable of holding a bent portion of the wiring member is provided inside the chassis main body.