JPH10240991A - Method and device for correcting time for recording for operating recorder - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To correct the time of a clock showing a present time corresponding to a place recording traveling information on a recording paper without giving influence to the recording of traveling information within a main body with respect to the recording paper to be put in/out horizontally. SOLUTION: Only when an ejecting place detecting means 51 detects that a holding body A for transferring the recording paper 21 is positioned at an ejecting place outside of a main body 1 where traveling information is not recorded in the paper 21, a correction allowing means 81A allows a driving source for recording 82, which is used for moving the place of the paper 21 recording traveling information corresponding to the present time and for driving a clock 13a in common, to operate for correcting the present time of the clock 13a according to the operation of a switch 10b.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an operation recorder for recording information such as a traveling speed and a traveling distance of an automobile on recording paper, and more particularly to a recording paper which is displayed on a clock provided on the operation recorder. The present invention relates to a method and an apparatus for correcting a current time corresponding to a location where driving information is recorded.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, as an operation recorder for recording information such as a traveling speed and a traveling distance of a vehicle, an instrument such as a clock or a speedometer is housed integrally with a main body attached to an instrument panel. A so-called round operation recorder that opens and closes a case has been widely used.

However, in this round operation recorder, instruments such as a speedometer and an odometer are arranged on the front side of a case, and recording paper is arranged on the back side of the case in parallel with the dial of the instrument. Because of this configuration, the occupied area on the instrument panel becomes large, and other instruments disposed on the instrument panel must be somewhat sized to be close to the recording paper in order to maintain a balance. There was a disadvantage that the degree of freedom in the design around the ment panel was lost.

Accordingly, the present applicant takes out and puts a tray portion and a cartridge provided with a rotary table for holding the recording paper horizontally, that is, a recording paper holding member for rotatably holding the recording paper into and out of the main body. An operation recorder was proposed in which the meter was separated.

[0005]

By the way, in the above-mentioned operation recorder of the type in which the recording paper is taken in and out horizontally, similarly to the conventional circular operation recorder, a clock for displaying the current time is provided on the front of the main body. It is conceivable that the operation section for adjusting the time of the watch is provided in a main body part near the watch in consideration of the arrangement so as to improve the operability. It will be.

However, especially in order to save labor of parts and to synchronize the rotation of the recording paper with the passage of time and the advance of the clock, if the power sources, that is, the motors are shared, the recording is performed. By adjusting the time of the clock during the recording of the travel information on the paper, the travel information recorded on the recording paper has a different content from the actual travel information, and there is a possibility that the travel information may be falsified by misusing it. Will occur.

[0007] The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances,
An object of the present invention is to display a current time by sharing a motor for rotating a recording paper with the passage of time, particularly in an operation recorder in which a recording paper is horizontally taken in and out using a tray unit or a cartridge. When a clock is driven, a method of correcting the recording time in an operation recorder, which can adjust the time of the clock without affecting the recording of the operation information on the recording paper, and a method of implementing this method It is an object of the present invention to provide an apparatus for correcting a recording time in an operation recorder which is suitable for use in an operation recorder.

[0008]

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention according to any one of claims 1 to 4 relates to a method of correcting a recording time in an operation recorder, and also claims 5 to 10. The described invention relates to a device for correcting a recording time in an operation recorder.

According to a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a method for correcting a recording time in an operation recorder, comprising the steps of: a discharge point outside a main body mounted on a vehicle and a recording point inside the main body; The recording sheet on which the traveling information of the vehicle is recorded and the traveling information is recorded at a recording sheet location corresponding to the current time of the recording paper loaded on the holding section at the recording location, wherein the traveling information is recorded. In a driving recorder for driving a clock displaying the current time by a recording drive source for moving a portion according to the current time, the current time displayed by the clock is corrected according to an operation of a switch. In this case, the correction of the current time displayed by the clock in accordance with the operation of the switch is prohibited at least in a state where the holding member loaded with the recording paper is at the recording location. Characterized in that the.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided a method for correcting a recording time in an operation recorder according to the present invention. Instead of correcting the time, the holder is transferred to the discharge point.

Further, according to a third aspect of the present invention, there is provided a method for correcting a recording time in an operation recorder, wherein the transfer of the holding body from the recording location to the discharge location in response to the operation of the switch is performed. The operation is performed only when the recording paper is loaded in the holding member.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, there is provided a method for correcting a recording time in an operation recorder, wherein the transfer of the holding body from the recording location to the discharge location in accordance with the operation of the switch includes the step of: The operation is performed only when the vehicle is stopped, and the operation of the switch during the traveling of the vehicle is invalidated.

Further, according to a fifth aspect of the present invention, there is provided an apparatus for correcting a recording time in an operation recorder, as shown in a basic configuration diagram of FIG. Between the recording portion inside the main body 1 and the holder A
And the travel information of the vehicle is recorded on the recording paper 21 corresponding to the current time of the recording paper 21 loaded on the holding body A at the recording location, and the traveling information is recorded. An operation recorder for driving a clock 13a for displaying the current time by a recording drive source 82 for moving 21 places of the paper according to the current time,
A device for correcting the current time displayed by the clock 13a, a switch 10b operated when instructing the correction of the current time, and a discharge point detection for detecting the holder A of the discharge point Means 51 and the switch 1
0b, the correction permitting means 81A for permitting the operation of the recording drive source 82 for correcting the current time in response to the operation of the operation time 0b. The operation of the recording drive source 82 for correcting the current time in accordance with the operation of the switch 10b is permitted only when the discharge point detection means 51 is detecting. .

Further, according to a sixth aspect of the present invention, there is provided an apparatus for correcting a recording time in an operation recorder, wherein a recording location detecting means 71 for detecting the holding body A at the recording location, And a holding body discharging means B for transferring from the recording location to the discharging location, wherein the holding body discharging means B comprises:
The holding member A is transferred from the recording point to the discharge point in accordance with the operation of the switch 10b when the recording point detecting means 71 detects the holding member A at the recording point.

Further, the apparatus for correcting the recording time in the operation recorder according to the present invention further comprises a traveling sensor 83 for detecting the traveling of the vehicle, and wherein the holding body discharging means B comprises: Only when the sensor 83 does not detect the traveling of the vehicle, the holder A is transferred from the recording location to the discharge location in accordance with the operation of the switch 10b.

Further, according to the present invention, there is provided an apparatus for correcting a recording time in an operation recorder according to the present invention, wherein a recording paper detecting means C for detecting the recording paper 21 loaded on the holder A at the recording location. And the holder discharging means B
However, only when the recording paper detecting means C detects the recording paper 21 loaded in the holding body A at the recording location,
The holder A is transferred from the recording location to the discharge location in accordance with the operation of the switch 10b.

Further, according to a ninth aspect of the present invention, there is provided an apparatus for correcting a recording time in an operation recorder, wherein a recording paper detecting means C for detecting the recording paper 21 loaded on the holder A at the recording location. And the correction permitting means 81
A further corrects the current time according to the operation of the switch 10b when the recording paper detecting means C does not detect the recording paper 21 loaded in the holding body A at the recording location. The operation of the recording drive source 82 is allowed.

According to a tenth aspect of the present invention, there is provided an apparatus for correcting a recording time in an operation recorder, wherein the correction permitting means 81A detects a travel of the vehicle.
The operation of the recording drive source 82 for correcting the current time according to the operation of the switch 10b is permitted only when the vehicle 3 is not detecting the travel of the vehicle.

According to the first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a method for correcting a recording time in an operation recorder, wherein the holding member is provided at a recording location where the running information of the vehicle is recorded on the recording paper loaded in the holding member. Is set, the correction of the current time of the clock in response to the operation of the switch is prohibited, so the recording drive source operates to correct the current time of the clock, and the The recorded location of the traveling information on the recording paper that has been moved is moved irrespective of the lapse of the actual current time, preventing the traveling information different from the actual traveling state of the vehicle from being recorded on the recording paper, It is possible to prevent the running information recorded on the recording paper from being falsified.

According to the method for correcting the recording time in the operation recorder according to the present invention, when the switch is operated while the holding member is at the recording position, whether the recording paper is loaded or not is determined. Regardless of this, the holder is transported to a discharge location where the travel information cannot be recorded on the recording paper. Therefore, even if the holder is loaded with recording paper, the current time of the clock can be changed according to the switch operation. It is possible to reliably generate a state in which the correction can be performed.

Further, according to the method of correcting the recording time in the operation recorder according to the present invention, even if the holding member is at the recording position, the recording of the traveling information on the recording paper is actually performed. When the recording paper is not loaded in the holder, the current time of the clock is immediately changed in accordance with the operation of the switch without performing a wasteful operation of transferring the holder to the discharge location in accordance with the operation of the switch. It can be modified.

Further, according to the method for correcting the recording time in the operation recorder according to the present invention, it is determined whether the holding member is at the recording position or the discharging position while the vehicle is stopped. In addition, regardless of whether or not the recording paper is loaded in the holder, operating the switch corrects the current time of the clock or generates a state in which the clock can be adjusted. While the vehicle is running, the current time of the clock is not corrected even if the switch is operated, as long as the holder is at the recording location, and the current time of the clock is corrected only when the holder is at the discharge location. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the traveling information recorded on the recording paper from being interrupted during traveling and ending with unnatural contents.

Further, according to the apparatus for correcting the recording time in the operation recorder according to the fifth aspect of the present invention, only when the holder A is located at the discharge location and the traveling information cannot be recorded on the recording paper 21 can be obtained. Accordingly, the recording drive source 82 operates to correct the current time of the clock 13a in response to the operation of the switch 10b, and thus corrects the current time of the clock 13a while the travel information is being recorded on the recording paper 21. Of the recording drive source 82 for the recording paper 21
Is moved independently of the passage of the actual current time, and it is prevented that the traveling information different from the actual traveling state of the vehicle is recorded on the recording paper 21. It is possible to prevent tampering of the travel information recorded in the vehicle.

Further, according to the apparatus for correcting the recording time in the operation recorder of the present invention, the holding member A
Is located at the recording location and the recording paper 21 is loaded in the holding member A, and in a state where the traveling information is recorded on the recording paper 21, the recording driving source 82 is operated in accordance with the operation of the switch 10b. 13A is not operated to correct the current time, but the holding body A is transferred to a discharge point where traveling information cannot be recorded on the recording paper 21. In addition to simply preventing the running information different from the running state from being recorded, the recording drive source 82 may operate to correct the current time of the clock 13a in accordance with the operation of the switch 10b. Can be generated without the need for other special operations.

Further, according to the apparatus for correcting the recording time in the operation recorder according to the present invention, it is determined whether the holding member A is at the recording position or the discharging position while the vehicle is stopped. Regardless, and irrespective of whether or not the recording paper 21 is loaded in the holding member A, by operating the switch 10b, the current time of the clock 13a is corrected or the state in which the clock 13a can be corrected. Conversely, while the vehicle is running, as long as the holder A is at the recording position, the switch 10b
Is operated, the current time of the clock 13a is not corrected, and the current time of the clock 13a is corrected only in a state where the holder A is at the discharge point. Can be prevented from being interrupted during running and ending with unnatural contents.

According to the apparatus for correcting the recording time in the operation recorder according to the present invention, the recording paper
The recording paper 2 on which the driving information is actually recorded on the recording paper 2
Only when the switch 1b is loaded into the holder A, the holder A is operated in accordance with the operation of the switch 10b so that the recording of the traveling information on the recording paper 21 does not differ from the actual traveling information. Is transported to the discharge location, and it is possible to eliminate unnecessary operation in which the holder A at the recording location is unnecessarily transported to the discharge location.

Further, according to the ninth aspect of the present invention, the recording time correction apparatus in the operation recorder has the following configuration. Is not performed. In a state where the recording paper 21 is not loaded on the holding body A, even if the holding body A is not at the discharge position,
The current time of the clock 13a can be immediately corrected according to the operation of the switch 10b.

According to the tenth aspect of the present invention, there is provided an apparatus for correcting a recording time in an operation recorder according to the present invention, wherein the holding member A is located at a recording location or a discharging location while the vehicle is stopped. Regardless, and irrespective of whether or not the recording paper 21 is loaded in the holding member A, by operating the switch 10b, the current time of the clock 13a is corrected or the state in which the clock 13a can be corrected. Conversely, while the vehicle is running, as long as the holder A is at the recording position, the switch 10b
Is operated, the current time of the clock 13a is not corrected, and the current time of the clock 13a is corrected only in a state where the holder A is at the discharge point. Can be prevented from being interrupted during running and ending with unnatural contents.

[0029]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS A method for correcting a recording time in an operation recorder according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings together with a device for correcting a recording time.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of an operation recorder using the apparatus for correcting a recording time according to the present invention. The operation recorder of this embodiment is indicated by reference numeral 1 in FIG. It comprises a substantially box-shaped main body and a flat cartridge 17 which is inserted into and taken out of the main body 1.

As shown in an exploded perspective view in FIG. 3, the main body 1 includes a lower case 2 and an upper case 5, a front panel 11 attached to front portions of the lower and upper cases 2 and 5, An opening / closing lid 14 attached to the case 2 and upper and lower cases 5 and 2
Radiator plate 15 attached to the rear of the upper and lower cases 5 and 2
And mounting plates 16 and 16 respectively attached to both side portions of the mounting member.

The lower case 2 includes a bottom plate 3 and side plate portions 4, 4 erected from right and left side edges of the bottom plate 3.
And the rear end side is open.

Boss receivers 3a, 3a are provided at both ends of the upper surface front portion of the bottom plate portion 3 (only the left end is shown in FIG. 3). Substantially arch-shaped concave portions 3b are formed from the lower surface side substantially at the center (only the left end and the central portion are shown in FIG. 3), and the upper surface of each concave portion 3b protruding toward the upper surface side of the bottom plate portion 3 is provided. A substantially cylindrical screw receiving member 3c is attached, and a bottomed hole (not shown) for mounting the heat radiating plate 15 extends from the concave portion 3b to the screw receiving member 3c.
Is formed from the lower surface side.

Engagement grooves 3d, 3d extending in the front-rear direction are formed in the upper surface of the bottom plate 3 at locations spaced apart in the left-right direction from a substantially center in the front-rear direction to a position near the rear end. Have been.

A substantially rectangular recess 4a is formed in each of the side plate portions 4, 4 over substantially the entire length in the front-rear and vertical directions, and a lower edge of the recess 4a is provided with an interval in the front-rear direction. In this case, two mounting grooves 4b, 4b are formed, and four extruded pieces 4c (FIG. 4) are provided on the stepped surface 4d of the concave portion 4a extending on both sides of the mounting grooves 4b, 4b at an interval in the front-rear direction. 9, but only one is shown in FIG. 9).

The upper case 5 includes a top plate 6, a connecting plate 7 vertically extending from a front end of the top plate 6, and a receiving plate extending forward from a lower end of the connecting plate 7. 8 and side plate portions 9, 9 respectively suspended from the left and right side edges of the top plate portion 6, and the rear end side is open similarly to the lower case 2.

The top plate portion 6 is formed to have a lateral width substantially equal to the bottom plate portion 3 of the lower case 2 and a front-rear length shorter than the bottom plate portion 3. At both ends,
As shown in the enlarged plan view of the main part in FIG. 4, substantially arch-shaped concave portions 6a similar to the concave portions 3b of the bottom plate portion 3 of the lower case 2 are formed from the upper surface side.

As shown in an enlarged rear view of the main part in FIG. 5, a substantially columnar screw receiving member 6b is attached to the lower surface of each concave portion 6a protruding from the lower surface side of the top plate portion 6, respectively. In addition, a bottomed hole 6c for mounting the heat sink 15 is formed from the upper surface side of the top plate portion 6 from the concave portion 6a to the screw receiving member 6b.

Further, both concave portions 6a are formed on the upper surface of the top plate portion 6.
As shown in FIG. 4, a substantially cylindrical bottomed blind hole 6d is formed at a substantially middle portion of the blind hole 6d.
Where the phase is shifted 120 ° in the circumferential direction on the inner peripheral wall of
As shown in an enlarged plan view in FIG. 6, locking pieces 6e are provided to protrude, respectively.

A through hole 6f is formed substantially at the center of the bottom surface of the blind hole 6d.
Indicates a hole formed at a position corresponding to each locking piece 6e at the peripheral edge of the bottom surface of the blind hole 6d due to convenience in molding each locking piece 6e. Then, the blind hole 6d has the shape shown in FIG.
The cap 6h is inserted as shown in FIG.

As shown in a perspective view in FIG. 7, the cap 6h has an upper end closed and an upper end closed by an outer diameter corresponding to the inner diameter of the blind hole 6d and a height corresponding to the depth of the blind hole 6d. The cap 6h has an annular groove 6 on the outer peripheral surface of which an engaging piece 6e is engaged with the cap 6h inserted into the blind hole 6d.
j is formed.

As shown in FIG. 5, a positioning portion 6k having a downward open U-shape is formed at a position corresponding to the blind hole 6d on the lower surface of the rear end of the top plate portion 6. .

The connecting plate 7 has a through hole 7a substantially at the center in the left-right direction as shown in the enlarged perspective view of the main part in FIG. 8, and the reference numeral 7b in FIG. 5 shows a reinforcing rib protruding from the left end side of FIG.

The receiving plate portion 8 is formed to have a left and right width corresponding to the connecting plate portion 7 on the right side of the rib 7b, and when the upper case 5 is viewed in a plan view, the top plate portion 6 and the receiving plate portion are formed. 8 is formed so as to be substantially equal to the front-rear dimension of the lower case 2, and at the front end of the upper surface of the receiving plate part 8, a substantially cylindrical shape is provided at a location spaced in the left-right direction. Screw receiving members 8a, 8a are respectively attached, and each screw receiving member 8a is formed with a bottomed hole (not shown) for mounting the front panel 11 from the lower surface side of the receiving plate portion 8. I have.

A rectangular printed circuit board 10 having a right and left length, to which a portion of the receiving plate portion 8 near the right end is slightly exposed, is mounted on the receiving plate portion 8, and the printed circuit board 10 is connected near the right end. A self-returning type flam switch 10a is mounted upward on a top surface portion close to the plate portion 7, and a self-returning type flam switch 10b (corresponding to a switch) is also provided forward on the upper portion near the left end. Implemented for

Further, on the lower surface of the receiving plate portion 8 on the right side of the printed circuit board 10, a support lever 54 is swung about a shaft 53 in a horizontal plane as shown in FIG. It is suspended and supported as much as possible. The support lever 54
As shown in an enlarged plan view in FIG. 10, an arc-shaped gear portion 56 located concentrically with the shaft 53 is connected via an arm 55, and a gear 56 is attached to the outer edge of the gear portion 56.
a is formed.

Further, a pin 5 is located at a position off the line connecting the shaft 53 and the tip of the arm 55 with the support lever 54.
A base end of the pin 2 is attached, and the tip of the pin 52 extends below the receiving plate 8 with the supporting lever 54 supported by the receiving plate 8.

As shown in FIG. 9, a coil spring 58 is fitted around the shaft 53 which penetrates the receiving plate portion 8 and protrudes to the upper surface side of the receiving plate portion 8. The spring 58 has both ends locked to a locking member 57 fitted to the upper end of the shaft 53 and the receiving plate portion 8, respectively.
The support lever 54 is formed by the coil spring 58.
Is urged in a direction swinging counterclockwise in FIG. 10 around the shaft 53.

The pivoting of the support lever 54 by the bias of the coil spring 58 causes the side edge of the arm 55 to be positioned at the position where the pin 52 is located at the rearward position of the shaft 53 in the front-rear direction of the upper case 5. It is regulated by contacting a step (not shown) on the lower surface of the portion 8.

As shown in FIG. 3, each of the side plate portions 9, 9 has a substantially rectangular concave portion over substantially the entire length in the front, rear, up and down directions, similarly to the side plate portions 4, 4 of the lower case 2. As shown in FIG. 9, two mounting grooves 9b, 9b (only one is shown in FIG. 9) are formed at the upper edge of the concave portion 9a at an interval in the front-rear direction. In the stepped surface 9d of the concave portion 9a extending on both sides of the mounting grooves 9b, 9d, four extruded pieces 9c (one in FIG. Only shown).

As shown in FIG. 3, the lower end of the side plate portions 4, 4 of the lower case 2 is positioned so as to extend halfway between the left and right ends of the receiving plate portion 8, as shown in FIG. The bosses 9b, 9b having a vertical height corresponding to are provided to project downward.

The front panel 11 has a top plate portion 12 formed with front and rear dimensions substantially equal to the receiving plate portion 8 of the upper case 5 and a left and right width substantially equal to the top plate portion 6 of the upper case 5. And a front plate portion 13 vertically extending from a front end of the plate portion 12.

The front plate 13 is provided with upper and lower cases 5, 2
The clock 13a is disposed at the left end of the front plate 13 and is located above the front plate 13 on the right side of the clock 13a. A time adjustment button 13c, an opening / closing lock 13d, and a pilot lamp 13x are provided in the half part, and a cartridge insertion / extraction opening 13y is formed in the lower half part.

Among them, the time setting button 13c
Is configured to turn on the flam switch 10b on the printed circuit board 10 by performing a pressing operation in a state where the main body 1 is assembled, and to advance the time of the clock 13a while the flam switch 10b is on. I have.

As shown in an exploded perspective view in FIG. 11, the lock 13d is provided with a cylinder 13f fitted into the through hole 13e of the front plate portion 13 from the front, and a through hole provided on the back side of the front plate portion 13. A case 13j attached to a rear portion of the cylinder 13f through which the cylinder 13e is inserted, the case 13j and the front plate 13
And an operating lever 13r for connecting the two.

A key 13A is provided at the front end of the cylinder 13f.
A keyhole 13g into which the cylinder 1 is inserted is formed.
In the rear portion of 3f, the key 13A is inserted into the key hole 13g and immersed inward from the outer peripheral surface of the cylinder 13f. When the key 13A is pulled out from the key hole 13g, the key 13A projects outward from the outer peripheral surface to form a through hole 13e. A tumbler 13h is provided to engage with the back surface of the formed front plate portion 13.

The case 13j is connected to the cylinder 13f.
And has a notch 13k for exposing the tumbler 13h to the outside while being fitted to the rear portion of the cylinder 13f.
j At the tip of an arm 13m tangentially extending from the outer peripheral surface near the rear, a connecting pin 1 is attached to the front plate 13 side.
3n are protruded. Note that, in FIG.
Denotes mounting screws for fixing the case 13j to the cylinder 13f.

The operating lever 13r is connected to the arm 13
It has a long hole 13s into which the m connecting pin 13n is loosely inserted, and a boss 13t fitted to the other end of the pivot 13v having one end fitted to the back surface of the front plate 13. Note that reference numeral 13w in FIG. 11 indicates a coil spring whose both ends are locked to the case 13j and the front plate portion 13, respectively.

When the key 13A is rotated while the key 13A is inserted into the key hole 13g of the cylinder 13f, the lock 13d is moved to the normal position where the key hole 13g extends in the vertical direction and the key hole 13g is moved to the right. It is configured to rotate between an open / close position extending inclining downward and to urge the cylinder 13f in the clockwise direction in FIG. 11 from the open / close position to the normal position by the coil spring 13w.

As shown in FIG. 3, the cartridge insertion / extraction opening 13y has a horizontal width substantially equal to the width of the receiving plate 8 of the upper case 5 and the upper and lower heights substantially equal to the side plates 4 and 4 of the lower case 2. Of the cartridge 1
7 so that it can pass horizontally.
At the upper edge of the cartridge slot 13y on the back of 3,
Two mounting pieces 13z (only the left side is shown in FIG. 3) are protruded at intervals in the left-right direction.

The opening / closing lid 14 has a horizontally long rectangular shape and has a size corresponding to the cartridge insertion / extraction opening 13y, and the left and right sides at the lower end of the opening / closing lid 14 are hinges 3e at the front end of the bottom plate 3 of the lower case 2. , 3e. Reference numeral 3f in FIG. 3 indicates a state in which the open / close lid 14 is tilted forward to the lower case 2 and opened, as shown in a perspective view of the main body in FIG.
FIG. 13 also shows a coil spring that is erected and biased toward a closed state, as also shown in a perspective view of the main body.

As shown in FIG. 3, the heat radiating plate 15 is formed in such a size as to cover the open portions at the rear ends of the upper and lower cases 5 and 2, and is provided at the lower right and left sides of the lower end of the heat radiating plate 15 and substantially at the center. , A substantially arch-shaped mounting piece 15a corresponding to each concave portion 3b of the lower case 2 is bent and formed.
5b corresponds to each recess 6a of the upper case 5, and
Are bent at the upper left and right sides.

The upper and lower mounting pieces 15 on the upper end of the heat sink 15
At the approximate center of b, the position is slightly shifted toward the lower end,
The mounting piece 15c corresponding to the positioning portion 6k of the upper case 5 is bent. In FIG. 3, reference numeral 15d denotes a connector hole.

Further, on the back surface of the heat radiating plate 15,
As shown in a plan view of a main part of the lower case 2 in which the heat radiating plate 15 is attached to the printed circuit board 4, a printed board 72 is attached via an attachment frame 74.

The printed circuit board 72 has a horizontally long rectangle slightly smaller than the heat radiating plate 15, and its surface is supported by the mounting frame 74.
A gate-shaped photointerrupter 71 (corresponding to a recording position detecting means) through which the tip is forked and opened and the detection light (not shown) is transmitted and received therebetween is provided on the back surface of the printed circuit board 72. In the state where the forked portion is located at an interval in the longitudinal direction and the heat radiating plate 15 is attached to the upper and lower cases 5 and 2, the front ends of the upper and lower cases 5 and 2 are opened forward. Be attached.

The mounting frame 74 is for mounting the power transistor 73 on the printed circuit board 72. When the power transistor 73 is mounted on the printed circuit board 72 by the mounting frame 74, the power transistor 73 is connected to the printed circuit board 72 and the heat radiating plate 15. Placed between.

In FIG. 14, reference numeral 75 denotes a female connector soldered to the surface of the printed circuit board 72. The distal end of the female connector 75 is dissipated in a state where the printed circuit board 72 is mounted by the mounting frame 74. The board 15 is fitted into the connector hole 15d.

As shown in FIG. 3, each of the mounting plates 16
The upper and lower cases 5 and 2 are formed to have a vertical height obtained by adding the concave portions 9a and 4a of the side plate portions 9 and 4 and a lateral width equal to the front and rear length of the concave portions 9a and 4a. At the edge, engaging pieces 16a, 16a are formed, which can be inserted into mounting grooves (not shown) of the concave portion 9a, and at the lower edge, engaging pieces 16b, 16b which can be inserted into mounting grooves 4b, 4b of the concave portion 4a. Is formed. Each mounting plate 16 has a plurality of screw holes 16c for mounting the main body 1 to a console box (not shown) of the vehicle.

As shown in FIG. 2, the cartridge 17 has a housing 18 formed in a thin box shape corresponding to the width of the cartridge insertion / extraction opening 13y and the depth of the main body 1, and is provided on the upper surface side of the housing 18. Is shown in plan view in FIG.
A recording paper storage portion 18b having a substantially circular shape in plan view capable of storing the 7-day recording paper 21 (see FIG. 16) is formed.

The 7-day recording paper 21 (corresponding to recording paper)
As shown in a perspective view in FIG. 16, seven circular recording papers 21a on which information for one day is recorded and formed with the same outer diameter as the recording paper 21a, and these seven circular recording papers 21a are formed. Recording paper 21
A is provided with a mount 21e or the like that supports the sheet a in an up-and-down direction (in FIG. 16, they are spaced apart from each other for easy viewing).

The recording paper 21a has a circular center hole 21b.
Are formed, and two recording papers 21a stacked vertically
A substantially wedge-shaped notch 21c is provided to enable continuous recording on the recording medium. Further, on the upper surface of the recording paper 21a, ruled lines and graduations (neither is shown) for time designation are formed by printing or the like concentrically with the center hole 21b and radially from the center hole 21b. .

The recording paper 21a for the seventh day at the bottom is
The notch 21c is omitted. Instead, a blank area 21d in which no information is recorded is provided at a position corresponding to the notch 21c.

Each of the recording papers 21a is composed of the upper and lower recording papers 2
The positions of the notch 21c and the margin area 21d are shifted from each other so that the notch 21c or the notch 21c and the margin area 21d do not overlap each other and are adjacent to each other in the circumferential direction of the recording paper 21a. Is done.

A center hole 21f having the same inner diameter as the center hole 21b is formed in the mount 21e. The center hole 21f has a cylindrical shape for mounting on the cartridge 17 side and has a cylindrical shape. The recording paper holding member 21g formed to have substantially the same outer diameter as the inner diameter of the recording paper holding member 21g
Is formed at the lower end of the base member and has an outer diameter larger than the center hole 21f and is attached via an annular flange portion 21h.

The vertical height of the recording paper holding member 21g, that is, the length in the axial direction, is formed to be at least larger than the thickness of the seven superposed recording papers 21a.

The seven-day recording paper 21 is formed by stacking the seven recording papers 21a, which are superposed as described above, on each of the central holes 2a.
1b is inserted into the recording paper holding member 21g, and
e, and the lowermost recording paper 21a for the seventh day
16 is adhered to the backing sheet 21e. Further, the recording paper 21a located on the downstream side of the notch 21c and the margin area 21d in the rotation direction of the 7th recording paper 21 indicated by the arrow A in FIG. A strip-shaped connecting tape 21j is laid between the outer edge portion and the corresponding outer edge portion of the mount 21e, and the mount 21
The recording paper 21a is connected to the recording paper 21a in a state where the relative rotation of the recording paper 21a with respect to e is stopped.

As shown in FIG. 15, a turntable 19 made of a synthetic resin is rotatably provided at the center of the bottom surface of the recording paper storage portion 18b. The rotary table 1
9 has a substantially disc shape, and the outer diameter of the turntable 19 is
Center holes 21b and 21f of the recording paper 21a and the mount 21e.
It is formed with a size sufficiently larger than that.

At the center of the rotary table 19, a mounting shaft 19a having an outer diameter corresponding to the inner diameters of the central holes 21b and 21f of the recording paper 21a and the mount 21e and having a height larger than that of the recording paper holding member 21g. A positioning boss 19b having a concave portion 19c at the center is erected at the center of the mounting shaft 19a, and a cap 19d is attached to and detached from the outer end of the positioning boss 19b at the tip of the mounting shaft 19a. Fitted as possible.

Further, the recording paper storage portion 18b is provided with a cutter 18c for turning over the recording paper 21a on which the recording has been performed, of the seven-day recording paper 21. The cutter 18c is formed of a thin metal plate having flexibility, and as shown in a front view in FIG. 17, a base 18d attached to the front surface of the housing 18 which is to be inserted into the cartridge insertion opening 13y. And a cutter body 18e which is bent from the base 18d and extends inside the recording paper accommodating portion 18b as shown in FIG.

In the cutter main body 18e, the portion near the base 18d is separated from the bottom surface of the recording paper accommodating portion 18b by a size slightly larger than the thickness of the recording paper 21 for 7 days, and as it reaches the front end. The cutter body 18e is formed so as to be inclined so as to approach the bottom surface of the recording paper accommodating portion 18b so that the tip of the cutter body 18e contacts the bottom surface, and a stopper piece 18f is protruded from a position of the cutter body 18e near the base 18d. I have.

The recording paper storage section 18b thus configured
Is to bend the cutter body 18e so that the leading end and the recording
8b, a recording paper holding member 21g is inserted into the mounting shaft 19a of the rotary table 19 while the outer edge of the 7-day recording paper 21 is inserted, and a cap 19d is mounted on the mounting shaft 19a. The cap 19d allows the recording paper holding member 21g to be rotated by the cap 19d.
9 is pressed to the side of the rotary table 1
9.

While the cutter 18c is being rotated by the rotary table 19 in the rotation direction shown by the arrow A in FIG. 16, the cutter 21c removes the notch 21c of the recording paper 21a on which the recording paper 21 for 7 days has been recorded. The cutter body 18e cuts a tape 21j that rides on the upper side of the recording paper 21e and fastens the recording paper 21a to the mounting paper 21e, so that the recording paper 21a is made independent from other recording papers 21a and the mounting paper 21e. .

Further, the cutter 18c is connected to the cutter body 18
e of the recording paper 21a on which the recording has been performed,
When the edge of the recording paper 21c contacts the stopper piece 18f, the recording paper 2 just below the recording paper 21a passes through the notch 21c of the recording paper 21a.
The rotation of the recorded recording paper 21a is stopped so that the recording on the recording paper 1a is continued.

As shown in the right side view of FIG. 18, a shutter 18g is provided on a side surface of the housing 18, and a front surface of the housing 18 is shown in FIG. As shown in the plan view, a gear 18h is provided.

At the location of the housing 18 which is opened and closed by the shutter 18g, a passive gear (not shown) for transmitting power for rotating the rotary table 19 in the main body 1 as time passes is provided. The passive gear is connected to a gear (not shown) of the rotary table 19 inside the housing 18 via a gear train (not shown).

The gear 18h is connected to the gear train (not shown) via another gear train (not shown), and is provided on one of the two gear trains (not shown). By rotating the gear 18h in one direction regulated by a one-way clutch or the like, the time of the recording paper 21 held on the rotary table 19 can be adjusted.

As shown in the bottom view of FIG. 20, two sliding contact projections 18j are formed on the lower surface of the housing 18 from the front surface to the rear surface of the housing 18, and the lower surface near the front surface. An engagement portion 18k with the holder 31 side is formed at the location.

The engaging portion 18k has a substantially rectangular locking groove 1 formed with a predetermined width and length from the front surface to the rear surface.
8m, two locking projections 18n, 18n protruding from a rear portion of the locking groove portion 18m at intervals in the width direction of the locking groove portion 18m. It has an escape groove 18p formed in a portion on the rear surface side with respect to the locking projections 18n, 18n.

The locking groove 18m and the escape groove 18p are formed at the same depth from the lower surface of the housing 18, and the locking projections 18n are formed as shown in the enlarged sectional view of FIG. An inclined surface 18r whose height gradually increases from the front surface side to the rear surface side of the housing 18 and an engaging surface 18s descending substantially vertically from the top of the inclined surface 18r to the engaging groove portion 18m include a locking groove portion 18m and a locking groove portion 18m. It is formed at substantially the same height as the depth of the escape groove 18p.

As shown in FIGS. 17 and 20, slopes 18t, 18t are formed on both sides of the bottom surface of the housing 18 near the front surface, the corners of which are obliquely dropped. .

FIG. 22 is an exploded perspective view showing the internal structure of the main body 1.
A holder 31 for loading the cartridge 17 inserted into the main body 1 from the position y, and a transfer mechanism 41 for transferring the holder 31 between the cartridge insertion opening 13y and the inside of the main body 1 are provided.

The holder 31 is provided with
3y, a bottom plate 32 on which the cartridge 17 inserted is placed, and a moving plate 33 connected to the bottom plate 32.
And side plates 34, 34 erected from both sides of the bottom plate 32.
And pressing plate portions 35, 36 which are bent from the ends of the side plate portions 34, 34 and extend inward.

The bottom plate portion 32 has an outer shape corresponding to the bottom surface of the cartridge 17 inserted into the cartridge slot 13y from the front side, as shown in an enlarged perspective view in FIG. At the rear end of the located bottom plate portion 32, two stopper pieces 32a, 32a are erected.

At the rear end between the two stopper pieces 32a, 32a at the rear end of the bottom plate portion 32, the bottom plate portion 3 shown in FIG.
As shown in the main part enlarged perspective view of FIG. 2, a concave notch 32b is formed toward the front end, and a substantially rectangular window is formed in a portion of the bottom plate portion 32 spaced forward from the front end of the notch 32b. 32c are formed.

Further, the rear end of the window 32c and the notch 32 are provided at the bottom plate portion 32 on both sides of the notch 32b and the window 32c.
Guide holes 32d, 32d are respectively formed in dimensions extending to the front end of b, and each guide hole 32d, 32d has a substantially keyhole shape having circular portions 32e, 32e on the notch 32b side.

As shown in FIG. 22, forked portions 37a, 37a of the spring plate member 37 are fixed to both sides of the notch 32b on the lower surface of the bottom plate portion 32, respectively, and are attached to these forked portions 37a, 37a. The locking piece 37b of the continuously provided spring plate member 37 is disposed on the rear end side of the window 32c of the bottom plate 32, and the apex of the locking piece 37b bent into a mountain shape is shown in FIG. As shown, each guide hole 32d, 32d
Are substantially located on a line connecting the front ends opposite to the circular portions 32e, 32e, and project from the lower surface of the bottom plate portion 32 to the upper surface through the window 32c. A support piece 32e having a retaining hole 32f is formed at a rear end portion near the right end of the bottom plate portion 32.

As shown in FIG. 22, the moving plate portion 33 has a substrate 33a disposed below a rear end portion of the bottom plate portion 32, and a laterally extending right end of the substrate Is a dimension reaching the side of the support piece 32e, and the bottom plate portion 3
2 and a support plate 33d extending downward.

The substrate 33a is formed in a frame shape having a window 33b therein, and the guide holes 32d, 32d are arranged below the rear end portion of the bottom plate portion 32.
Guide pins 38, 38 are erected on both sides of the board 33a on both sides of the window 33b facing the window 33b, and a hook 33c is erected on a portion near the rear end of the board 33a. An engagement piece 33e having a substantially stepped shape is extended from a portion near the tip of the support plate 33d, and an operation piece 33g is provided upright at the tip of the support plate 33d.

The moving plate portion 33 described above is
e is passed through the retaining hole 32f of the bottom plate portion 32 from the lower surface side to the upper surface side, and the protrusion 33f at the tip of the locking piece 33e is moved to
As shown in FIG. 7, the hooks are hooked on the side edges of the retaining holes 32f, and the heads 38a, 38
a is passed from the lower surface side to the upper surface side through the circular portions 32e, 32e of the respective guide holes 32d, 32d of the bottom plate portion 32, and the notch 32b
The coil spring 39 is installed between the hook hole 33c of the board 33a and the locking hole 32g formed in the bottom plate 32 between the window 32c and the bottom plate 32, thereby assembling the bottom plate 32.

The moving plate 33 assembled to the bottom plate 32 in this manner is moved from the coil spring 39 to the substrate 33a.
Receiving a restoring force in a direction in which the hook 33c approaches the locking hole 32g of the bottom plate portion 32, the guide pins 3d are provided at the front ends of the guide holes 32d, 32d opposite to the circular portions 32e, 32e.
The notch 32b and the window 32c are located at a normal position where the contact points 8, 38 are in contact with each other, and the notch 32b and the window 32c are located inside the window 33b.

As shown in FIG. 23, each of the side plate portions 34, 34 has an inclined surface 34a near the bottom plate portion 32 and a vertical surface 34b extending upward from the inclined surface 34a.
Each of the vertical surfaces 34t is formed with an outline corresponding to the outer shape of the cartridge 17 portion on which the inclined surface 18t is formed.
b and 34b are provided with three guide pins 34c, 34d and 34e at intervals in the front-rear direction of the bottom plate portion 32, respectively.
1 are protruded toward the outside.

At the front ends of the vertical surfaces 34b, 34b, there are provided projections 34f, 34f, respectively, which can be brought into contact with the back surface of the opening / closing lid 14 above a hinge (not shown). The leading end of each of the guide projections 34f, 34f is expanded in a substantially C-shape so that the distance between them gradually increases toward the tip.

The two guide pins 34c, 3 near the front end on the vertical surface 34b of the left side plate 34 of the bottom plate 32.
An engagement piece 34g extending inside the holder 31 is formed in a portion of the vertical surface 34b between 4d.

The holding plate portion 35 located on the left side of the bottom plate portion 32 has a substrate 35a connected to the side plate portion 34 and a guide plate 35 extending forward from the front end of the substrate 35a.
b, and the substrate 35a is the cartridge 1
7 and a distance corresponding to the height of the bottom plate 32 and extending substantially parallel to the bottom plate 32.
25, as shown in the cross-sectional view taken along the line AA of FIG. 23, is gradually inclined away from the bottom plate portion 32 toward the front, so that the front end is located at a position higher than the substrate 35a. Have been.

The holding plate portion 36 located on the right side of the bottom plate portion 32 has a board 36a connected to the side plate portion 34 and a guide plate 36 extending forward from the front end of the board 36a.
b, a relief plate 36c extending from the side end of the substrate 36a to the holding plate portion 35 side, and a front end of the guide plate 36b and the relief plate 36.
c, a substantially L-shaped outer edge plate 36d for connecting to the leading end of the guide plate 36c, the guide plate 36b, the relief plate 36c, and the outer edge plate 36d.
And a connection plate 36e surrounded by.

The substrate 36a is the substrate 3 of the holding plate 35.
Similarly to 5a, the guide plate 36b is spaced apart from the bottom plate portion 32 by a dimension corresponding to the height of the cartridge 17 and extends substantially parallel to the bottom plate portion 32. , Are formed so as to be gradually separated from the bottom plate portion 32 toward the front.

The escape plate 36c is shown in FIG.
As shown in the sectional view taken along the line BB of FIG. 3, the outer edge plate 36 d is formed so as to be gradually inclined away from the bottom plate portion 32 toward the tip end, that is, as it approaches the holding plate portion 35. Extends substantially parallel to the bottom plate 32, and is formed so that the height from the bottom plate 32 is the same as the front end of the guide plate 35 b of the holding plate 35.

Further, as shown in FIG. 23, the connecting plate 36e is so formed as to prevent the press plate 36 from being distorted due to the difference in the inclination direction between the guide plate 36b and the relief plate 36c.
A hole 36f for absorbing this distortion is formed.

The holder 3 of the present embodiment having the above-described configuration
1, when the cartridge 17 is inserted from the front end side,
The stopper piece 18f of the cutter 18c of the cartridge 17 is located in the gap between the left and right pressing plate portions 35 and 36, and the top of the inclined surface 18r of each of the locking projections 18n and 18n bends the spring plate member 37. The cartridge 17 is configured to be completely loaded in the holder 31 by inserting the cartridge 17 until the click feeling when passing over the locking piece portion 37b is transmitted.

When the cartridge 17 is completely loaded, the holder 31 is locked with the locking surfaces 18s of the locking projections 18n, 18n of the cartridge 17 from the rear end side of the bottom plate 32, and The locking grooves 18m on both sides of the locking projections 18n, 18n abut against the peripheral surfaces of the heads 38a, 38a of the respective guide pins 38, 38 at the normal location of the moving plate 33 from the front end side of the bottom plate 32. , This abutment,
The cartridge 17 is configured to be positioned in the front-rear direction with respect to the holder 31 by locking the locking projections 18n, 18n of the spring plate member 37.

Further, when the cartridge 17 positioned in the front-rear direction is further pushed into the holder 31, the guide pins 38, 38 of which the heads 38a, 38a are in contact with the locking grooves 18m are moved to the corresponding guides. Holes 32d, 3
The guide pins 38, 38 are moved to the 2d circular portions 32e, 32e side, and the guide pins 38, 38 are moved upright on the substrate 33a.
3 together with the cartridge 17 and the coil spring 39
Is configured to move to the rear end side of the holder 31 against the restoring force.

The cartridge 17 completely loaded into the holder 31 and positioned in the front-rear direction is pushed in by the two stopper pieces 32a, 32a at the rear end of the bottom plate 32.
The front surface abuts on 2a, so that it is restricted, and further pushing is prevented.

In this state, the spring plate member 37 of the holder 31 is
Is located in the clearance groove 18 p on the bottom surface of the cartridge 17, and the guide pins 3
The heads 38a, 38a of the heads 8, 38 are provided with guide holes 32d,
32d, which is located closer to the front end than the circular portions 32e, 32e, whereby the entire moving plate portion 33 is moved from the normal position to the pressed position, and the coil spring 39 is unloaded at this pressed position. The state is extended from the state.

When the pushing of the cartridge 17 is released, the restoring force from the coil spring 39 in the extended state is applied to the holder 31, and the moving plate portion 33 returns from the pushed position to the normal position. However, the locking surfaces 18s of the locking projections 18n, 18n are locked to the locking pieces 37b of the spring plate member 37, and the heads 38a, 38a of the guide pins 38, 38 are locked in the locking groove 1
It is configured to return to a state in which the holder 31 is completely loaded in contact with 8 m.

Further, when the cartridge 17 is inserted, the holder 31 is kept in a state until it is completely loaded.
When the engagement piece 34g of the left side plate portion 34 is engaged, the shutter 1
8g is opened so that a passive gear (not shown) inside the housing 18 is exposed.

The shutter 18g is provided with an engaging piece 34 as the cartridge 17 is removed from the holder 31.
When the engagement with g is released, the housing 18 is closed by the urging force of a spring (not shown) inside the housing 18.

As shown in FIG. 22, the transfer mechanism 41 has an inner frame 42 for supporting the holder 31 and an outer frame 46 for supporting the inner frame 42.

As shown in an enlarged perspective view in FIG. 27, the inner frame 42 has a bottom plate 43 and side plates 44, 44 erected from both sides of the bottom plate 43.

The bottom plate portion 43 is formed to have a width in which the bottom plate portion 32 of the holder 31 can be placed, and the rear end side of the bottom plate portion 43 moves between the normal portion and the pushed portion. A concave portion 43a for avoiding interference with the moving plate portion 33 is formed.

Further, at the left edge of the concave portion 43a of the bottom plate portion 43 near the rear end of the bottom plate portion 43, a support piece 43b is provided.
A rack 43c for transmitting the power for transferring the holder 31 to the inner frame 42 is attached to the rack 43c, and a light-shielding piece 43d protrudes rearward from a rear edge of the support piece 43b. .

Each of the side plates 44, 44 comprises a front piece 44a near the front end and a rear piece 44g near the rear end. The front piece 44a has an inclined surface 44b near the bottom plate 43,
The vertical surface 44c extending upward from the inclined surface 44b has a contour corresponding to the outer shape of the side plate portion 34 of the holder 31 and has a height higher than the side plate portion 34.

The vertical surface 44c is formed with a guide groove 44d which is open to the front end side and is inclined so as to gradually approach the inclined surface 44b toward the rear end side.
In the upper part of the rear end of the vertical surface 44c, a two-step notch
e, 44f are formed, of which the higher notch 44e near the front end of the side plate portion 44 is formed with the guide groove 44d.
Are formed at substantially the same height as the open end of the.

The rear piece 44g extends substantially continuously behind the vertical surface 44c of the front piece 44a.
A stepped two-step notch 4 is provided at the rear piece 44g near the front end of
4h and 44j, of which the front piece 44a is formed.
The lower notch 44h is the notch 44a of the front piece 44a.
e and 44f have substantially the same height as the lower notch 44f. Also, a rear piece 44g near the rear end of the side plate portion 44
A notch 44k is also formed in the portion, and has substantially the same height as the notch 44h.

Further, the rear piece 44g is opened at the rear end of the higher notch 44j near the rear end of the side plate portion 44h of the two-step notches 44h and 44j, and gradually becomes closer to the rear end side. A guide groove 44m similar to the guide groove 44d of the front piece 44a is formed so as to be inclined to approach 43.

At the position near the front end of the rear piece 44g in which the notch 44h is formed, a guide pin 44n is protruded toward the outside of the inner frame 42, and the rear piece in which the notch 44k is formed. A guide screw 44p is screwed outward of the inner frame 42 at a position near the rear end of the 44g.

The inner frame 42 thus configured is
The front-back spacing between the front piece 44a of each side plate part 44, 44 and the guide groove 44d, 44m of the rear piece 44g is equal to the guide pins 34c, 34 near the front and rear ends of each side plate part 34 of the holder 31.
It is configured to substantially coincide with the front-back distance of e.

As shown in an enlarged perspective view of FIG. 28, the outer frame 46 has a base plate portion 47 and side plate portions 48, 48 erected from both sides of the base plate portion 47.

The base plate portion 47 is formed with a front-rear length sufficiently larger than the front-rear dimension of the bottom plate portion 32 of the holder 31 and a left-right width slightly larger than the width of the bottom plate portion 43 of the inner frame 42.

A recording mechanism (not shown) for recording running information and the like on the seven-day recording paper 21 stored in the recording paper storage part 18b of the cartridge 17 is provided on the lower surface of the base plate part 47, and a stepping motor. A component such as a power source (not shown) for operating a recording mechanism such as a printer is mounted on the upper surface of the base plate portion 47 by a spacer 65a and a mounting screw 65b (not shown) as shown in FIG. Substrate 65
Are mounted at intervals above.

On the printed board 65, electrical parts (not shown) such as a microcomputer (hereinafter abbreviated as a microcomputer) 81 (see FIG. 43) for controlling the operation of the recording mechanism and the operation of the transfer mechanism 41 are shown. Are mounted between the printed circuit board 65 and the base plate 47 with the printed circuit board 65 attached to the upper surface of the base plate 47.

Further, on the lower surface of the printed circuit board 65,
A state in which a gate-shaped photo-interrupter 66 for transmitting and receiving detection light (not shown) is attached between the two ends, and the printed circuit board 65 is attached to the upper surface of the base plate portion 47. The photo-interrupter 66 has a bifurcated portion that is spaced apart in the left-right direction of the outer frame 46 and has a tip that is open downward, and the tip of the photo-interrupter 66 is 47
Protrudes below the base plate portion 47 through a notch 47f formed at the front end of the base plate near the right end.

Further, as shown in the right side view of FIG. 29, a support piece 47a extending downward is bent at the right end of the base plate portion 47 near the front end.
A microswitch 51 (corresponding to a discharge point detecting means) is attached to 7a such that the switch piece 51a faces the rear end of the outer frame 46.

On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 22, a mounting piece 47c is formed at the left rear end of the base plate portion 47 through an extending piece 47b extending laterally. , A motor 70 for the transfer mechanism 41 is attached,
A gear group (not shown) for transmitting the power of the motor 70 to the rack 43c of the inner frame 42 is attached to the lower surface of the b. Reference numeral 47d in FIG. 22 denotes a mounting piece bent from the main plate portion 47, and the printed board 72 is screwed to the mounting piece 47d.

Also, the front end of the base plate 47 is
As shown in the figure, a support plate 64 is suspended and supported, and on the support plate 64, a gear 61 having an arc-shaped light shielding plate 62 erected on the outer edge of the upper surface is rotatable about a shaft 63 in a horizontal plane. Supported by

As shown in FIG. 28, each of the side plate portions 48, 48 has an extending portion 4 extending forward at a portion near the lower end thereof.
8a and 48a, respectively.
The portion near the front end of 48a is expanded in a substantially C shape so that the distance between the front end and the front end gradually increases.

Further, two inner frame guide grooves 48b, 48 extending in the front and rear direction are formed in the portion near the lower end of the side plate portion 48.
c are formed so as to be located on a straight line, and the inner frame guide groove 48 is located near the front end of the side plate portion 48.
The guide groove 4 for the holder is provided in the side plate portion 48 above the b.
8d is formed, and the holder guide groove 48d is formed.
As shown in FIG. 29, front and rear groove portions 48 extending front and rear
e, and the upper and lower groove portions 48f which are directed upward from the rear end of the front and rear groove portions 48e, have a substantially L-shape.

Further, engaging pieces 48g, 48g corresponding to the engaging grooves 3d, 3d of the bottom plate portion 3 of the lower case 2 are formed in the lower edge portion of each of the side plate portions 48, except for the portion near the front end. I have.

The guide groove 48b for the inner frame near the front end of the side plate portion 48 and the guide groove 4 for the holder above the inner frame guide groove 48b.
As shown in FIG. 28, each front end of the front and rear groove portions 48e extends to a portion near the front end of the extending portion 48a which is expanded in a substantially C-shape. The rear end of the groove 48e is located closer to the front end of the side plate 48 than the inner frame guide groove 48b.

The assembling of the thus constituted holder 31 and the transfer mechanism 41 is performed as follows.

First, the guide pin 34e on the rear side of each side plate portion 34 of the holder 31 is moved to the higher one of the two stepped notches 44h and 44j of the rear piece 44g of each side plate portion 44 of the inner frame 42. At the same time as mounting on the upper edge of the notch 44j, the center guide pin 34d of each side plate portion 34 of the holder 31 is connected to the step-like 2 of the front piece 44a of each side plate portion 44 of the inner frame 42.
It is placed on the upper edge of the higher cutout 44e of the step cutouts 44e and 44f.

Next, while moving the holder 31 toward the rear end of the inner frame 42 so that the guide pin 34e approaches the opening of the guide groove 44m on the notch 44j, the front guide pin 34c of the holder 31 is Each side plate portion 4 of the frame 42
4 is approached to the opening of the guide groove 44d formed in the front piece 44a.

Then, the rear guide pin 34e is notched 4
At the same time as being fitted into the guide groove 44m while being guided by the upper edge of the guide groove 4j, the front guide pin 34c is inserted into the guide groove 4m.
4d, the holder 31 is assembled to the inner frame 42, whereby the position of the guide pin 34e in the guide groove 44m becomes substantially the same as the position of the guide pin 34c in the guide groove 44d.

When the holder 31 is assembled to the inner frame 42, the center guide pin 34d of each side plate 34 of the holder 31 is irrespective of the positions of the guide pins 34c and 34e in the guide grooves 44d and 44m. The lower notch 44f of the front piece 44a, which is located between the higher notch 44e of the front piece 44a and the higher notch 44j of the rear piece 44g, and the rear piece 44g substantially continuous with this. It is located above the lower notch 44h.

Subsequently, the center guide pin 34d of each side plate portion 34 of the holder 31 assembled to the inner frame 42 as described above is inserted into front and rear of the holder guide groove 48d formed in each side plate portion 48 of the outer frame 46. The guide pin 44n of the inner frame 42 is fitted into the guide groove 48b for the inner frame of each side plate 48 while being fitted into the groove 48e.

At this time, since the portion near the front end of each side plate portion 48 is expanded in a substantially C shape, the holder guide groove 48 is formed.
The guide pin 34d of the holder 31 and the inner frame 42 with respect to the front and rear groove portions 48e and the inner frame guide groove 48b of FIG.
When the guide pins 44n are fitted near the front end of each side plate portion 48, it is not necessary to take time and effort to fit the guide pins 44n while increasing the distance between the side plate portions 48.

The holder 31 is inserted into the front and rear grooves 48e of the holder guide groove 48d and the inner frame guide groove 48b.
Guide pin 34d and guide pin 44 of inner frame 42
After the n is inserted, the guide screw 44p is inserted from the outside into the guide groove 48c for the inner frame near the rear end of the side plate portion 48, and at a position near the rear end of the rear piece 44g where the cutout 44k of the inner frame 42 is formed. Screw it.

As described above, when the inner frame 42 with the holder 31 assembled is assembled to the outer frame 46, the microswitch 51 is attached to the support piece 47a.
A support plate 64 is suspended from the lower surface of the base plate portion 47, and a gear 61 is rotatably mounted on the support plate 64 via a shaft 63, and electrical components of a recording mechanism (not shown) and a photo interrupter 66 are mounted. The printed board 65 is attached to the base plate 47 of the outer frame 46.

At the same time, the motor 70 is mounted on the mounting piece 47c of the base plate portion 47, and the gear group (not shown) is mounted on the extension piece 47b, and the output shaft of the motor 70 and the inner frame are connected via this gear group. 42 and the rack 43c.

In this state, the motor 70 of the transfer mechanism 41
When the inner frame 42 is moved forward with respect to the outer frame 46 by the reverse rotation, and the guide screw 44p is positioned at the front end of the inner frame guide groove 48c, as shown in FIG. 29, the guide pins 34d and 44n Each of the guide grooves 48 of the portion near the front end on the extended portion 48a of the corresponding guide groove 48d for the holder and the guide groove 48b for the inner frame.
The guide grooves 48d, 48b near the rear end of the guide pins 34d, 44n do not separate from the front ends of the guide pins 34d, 44n.
It is located at 48b.

When the guide screw 44p is positioned at the front end of the guide groove 48c for the inner frame, the guide pins 34c and 34e of the holder 31 are positioned at the rear ends of the corresponding guide grooves 44d and 44m of the inner frame 42. Thereby, the holder 31 is placed on the bottom plate portion 43 of the inner frame 42, and the guide projection 34f of the side plate portion 34 of the holder 31 projects forward from the front end of the side plate portion 44 of the inner frame 42. Is located at the loading / unloading point (corresponding to the discharging point).

In the above-mentioned place where the holder 31 is mounted and dismounted, if the moving plate 33 is located at a normal position, the operation piece 33g of the moving plate 33 comes into contact with the switch piece 51a of the micro switch 51. When the micro switch 51 is turned on and the moving plate portion 33 is located at the pushed position, the operation piece 33g is separated behind the switch piece 51a, and the micro switch 51 is turned off.

When the inner frame 42 is moved backward with respect to the outer frame 46 by the forward rotation of the motor 70, the guide pins 44n and the guide screws 44p are guided by the inner frame guide grooves 48b and 48c and move backward. Following this, the guide pin 34d of the holder 31 is inserted into the front and rear groove portions 48e of the holder guide grooves 48d of the outer frame 46.
Is moved to the rear by being guided by the
2 together with the outer frame 46.

As shown in the right side view of FIG.
When the guide pin 34d of the holder 31 is located at the rear end of the front and rear groove portion 48e of the holder guide groove 48d of the outer frame 46, just below the rear end of the front and rear groove portion 48e, that is, after the inner frame guide grooves 48b and 48c. The guide pin 44n and the guide screw 44p are located in front of the end.

As described above, the holder 3 at the loading / unloading location
When 1 moves rearward with respect to the outer frame 46 together with the inner frame 42, the operation piece 33g of the moving plate portion 33 is separated rearward from the switch piece 51a of the microswitch 51, and the microswitch 51 is turned off. .

Subsequently, when the inner frame 42 is further moved rearward with respect to the outer frame 46 by further normal rotation of the motor 70 from this state, the guide pins 34d are moved further rearward by the rear ends of the front and rear grooves 48e. The movement is restricted, the inner frame 42 moves rearward alone, and the rearward movement of the holder 31 following the inner frame 42 with respect to the outer frame 46 does not occur.

Instead, as the inner frame 42 moves backward with respect to the outer frame 46, the guide pins 34c and 34e of the holder 31 move from the rear end to the front end of each of the corresponding guide grooves 44d and 44m of the inner frame 42. The guide pin 34 d moves relative to the outer frame 4.
The upper and lower grooves 48f of the holder guide grooves 48d of No. 6
Move from the bottom to the top.

As a result, the holder 31 is
When the guide pin 44n and the guide screw 44p reach the rear ends of the inner frame guide grooves 48b and 48c, as shown in the right side view of FIG. Are almost simultaneously at the top and bottom grooves 4
8f, the bottom plate portion 32 is separated above the bottom plate portion 43 of the inner frame 42, and the holder 31 is attached to the outer frame 46 with the left and right holding plate portions 35, 36 attached to the outer frame 46. It is located at the recording location located below.

At the recording location of the holder 31, the front end of the side plate portion 44 of the inner frame 42 is retracted behind the front end of the extension 48a of the outer frame 46, and is guided more than the front end of the side plate portion 44. The front end of the projection 34f is further retracted and positioned rearward.

Reference numeral 47e in FIG. 31 denotes a positioning pin projecting downward from the lower surface of the base plate 47 for positioning the cartridge 17 loaded in the holder 31 at the recording location. Is the cartridge 17 loaded in the holder 31 at the recording location.
The rotary table 19 is configured to be fitted to a positioning boss 19b formed on a mounting shaft 19a.

Next, the printed board 10 is screwed onto the receiving plate 8 of the upper case 5 and
The support lever 54 is swingably suspended and supported on the receiving plate portion 8 closer to the right end via the shaft 53, and a coil spring 58 is fitted on the shaft 53 protruding above the receiving plate portion 8.
Further, a locking member 57 is fitted to the upper end of the shaft 53, and both ends of the coil spring 58 are locked to the locking member 57 and the receiving plate 8. In this state, the photo interrupter 66 mounted on the printed board 65 is arranged on the trajectory of the light shielding plate 62 that moves with the rotation of the gear 61.

Therefore, the rotation position of the gear 61 with respect to the support plate 64 is adjusted so that the light shielding plate 62 is located between the forked portions of the photointerrupter 66, and the four corners of the base plate portion 47 of the outer frame 46 are positioned on the lower side. From above, and screwed into bosses (not shown) vertically provided from the four lower corners of the lower surface of the top plate 6 of the upper case 5 to attach the holder 31 and the transfer mechanism 41 to the outer frame. 46 side plate portions 48, 48
To the upper case 5 facing the front end side.

The holder 31 and the transfer mechanism 41 are connected to the upper case 5
If it is attached to, between the printed circuit board 65,10,
Connector cable 67 passed through through hole 7a of connecting plate portion 7
(See FIG. 8).

When the holder 31 and the transfer mechanism 41 are attached to the upper case 5, the gear 5
6 engages with the gear 61, and the receiving plate portion 8
The pin 52, which is located at the protruding portion with the side edge of the support lever 54 abutting the step on the lower surface of the guide plate 36b and the side plate portion 34 of the holding plate portion 36 located on the right side of the holder 31 at the loading / unloading location, Of the side plate portion 3 extending to the inside of the holder 31 toward the bottom plate portion 32 from the gap between the right side plate portion 34 and the right side plate portion 34.
It will be located at a position close to four.

In this state, the light shielding plate 62 of the gear 61
At the protruding portion where the pin 52 is located inside the right side plate portion 34 in the left-right direction of the holder 31, the pin 52 is located between the forked portions of the photointerrupter 66 and blocks the detection light (not shown) of the photointerrupter 66. The photo interrupter 66 is off. Here, naturally, the cartridge 17 is not inserted into the holder 31, and therefore, the holder 31 is empty.

Then, when the cartridge 17 is inserted into the empty holder 31 described above, both side plate portions 34 of the holder 31,
The housing 1 of the cartridge 17 is provided on the inner surface of the vertical surface 34b of the
At the very initial stage of insertion, before the minimum holding force capable of following the longitudinal movement of the holder 31 is applied to the cartridge 17 from the holder 31 in contact with both side surfaces of the cartridge 31, 52 is the outer frame 46
Is pushed from the front end side to the rear end side, the support lever 54 swings against the urging force of the coil spring 58, and the pin 52 is pushed out of the side plate 32 of the holder 31.

Then, the swing of the support lever 54 accompanying the pushing of the pin 52 causes the gear 56a of the gear portion 56 and the gear 61a.
The gear 61 in which the gears mesh with each other rotates.
32, the light shielding plate 62 located between the forked portions of the photo interrupter 66 is retracted from between the forked portions of the photo interrupter 66 as shown in an enlarged plan view in FIG.

As a result, the optical path of the detection light of the photo-interrupter 66 blocked by the light-shielding plate 62 is secured, and the photo-interrupter 66 is changed from the off state to the on state.
The photo-interrupter 66 detects that the cartridge 17 has been inserted into the holder 31 irrespective of whether it is complete or incomplete.

Conversely, when the cartridge 17 inserted into the holder 31 is pulled out until the above-mentioned holding force does not act on the cartridge 17 from the holder 31, the support lever 54 is pushed by the urging force of the coil spring 58 to insert the cartridge 17. The pin 52 that has been pushed out of the side plate portion 32 of the holder 31 by the cartridge 17 returns to the inside of the side plate portion 32 by swinging in the opposite direction to the time.

Then, the gear 61 is rotated by the swing of the support lever 54 accompanying the return of the pin 52, and accordingly, the light shielding plate 62 retracted outside the optical path of the detection light of the photo interrupter 66 is moved by the detection light. Then, the photo interrupter 66 is changed from the on state to the off state, and the photo interrupter 66 detects that the cartridge 17 has been completely removed from the holder 31 and emptied.

Next, as shown in FIG. 3, a mounting screw 81 is inserted from below into each mounting piece 13z of the front plate 13 of the front panel 11 in a state where the lock 13d is mounted. Each corresponding screw receiving member 8 of the receiving plate portion 8 of the case 5
The front panel 11 is attached to the front end of the upper case 5 by screwing it into a bottomed hole (not shown) of FIG.

In this state, as shown in FIG. 33, the operating lever 1 of the lock 13 is placed above the flam switch 10a mounted upward on the printed circuit board 10.
The middle part of 3r faces.

Then, the key 13A inserted into the key hole 13g of the cylinder 13f is rotated to rotate the cylinder 13f from the normal position to the open / close position against the urging force of the coil spring 13w. As shown in the explanatory diagram of FIG.
The pivot 1 is brought into a state where it comes into contact with the first
It swings around 3v.

When the rotation of the cylinder 13f by the key 13A is released, the cylinder 13f is returned from the rotation position to the normal position by the urging force of the coil spring 13w, and the intermediate portion of the operating lever 13r is moved as shown in FIG. , Is located above and separated from the flam switch 10a.

Further, when the front panel 11 is mounted on the front end of the upper case 5, the time setting button 13c faces the front of the flam switch 10b mounted on the printed circuit board 10 toward the front. 13
When the pressing operation of c is in contact with the flam switch 10b and pressing it to turn it on, and when the pressing operation of the time setting button 13c is released, the time setting button 13c is separated from the flam switch 10b forward to turn it off. Become. The pilot lamp 13x is exposed in front of the front plate 13.

Next, as shown in FIG. 3, the left and right sides of the lower end of the opening / closing lid 14 are pivotally attached to hinges 3e, 3e at the front end of the bottom plate 3 of the lower case 2 together with the coil spring 3f. The front panel 11, the holder 31, and the transfer mechanism 4 are kept in an open state by being folded forward of the case 2.
The lower case 2 is overlapped with the upper case 5 to which the first case 1 is attached, with the front and rear directions aligned.

At this time, the engaging pieces 16a of the mounting plate 16 are inserted into the mounting grooves (not shown) of the concave portions 9a of the side plate portions 9 of the upper case 5.
16a are inserted in advance, and the engaging pieces 16b, 16b of the mounting plate 16 are inserted into the recesses 4 of the lower case 2.
The lower case 2 is overlapped on the upper case 5 while being inserted into the mounting grooves 4b, 4b of the upper and lower cases 5, 2a, and the mounting plates 16 are mounted on both sides of the upper and lower cases 5, 2, respectively.

At this time, each of the mounting plates 16 is such that the engaging pieces 16a inserted into the mounting grooves 4b of the lower case 2 and the mounting grooves (not shown) of the upper case 5 respectively are mounted on the mounting plates 4a and 9a. The pushing pieces 9c and 4c of the upper and lower cases 5 and 2 which are in contact with the back surface of the upper case 16 are pressed outside the main body 1 in the mounting grooves 4b of the lower case 2 and the mounting grooves (not shown) of the upper case 5. The mounting plate 16 does not rattle in the inside and outside directions of the main body 1.

The mounting plate 16 is connected to the upper and lower cases 5 and 2.
Are attached to both sides of the upper case 5, the tips of the bosses 9b, 9b on both sides of the front end of the upper case 5 are inserted into the boss receivers 3a, 3a of the lower case 2 and the side plates 48, 48 of the outer frame 46 are engaged. The mating pieces 48g, 48g are inserted into engagement grooves 3d, 3d formed on the upper surface of the bottom plate 3 of the lower case 2.

Further, mounting screws 68 are inserted from the lower surface of the bottom plate 3 into holes (not shown) of the lower case 2 penetrating through the boss receivers 3a, 3a and the three bottom plate portions where the boss receivers 3a, 3a are formed. , 68 through the bosses 9b, 9 of the upper case 5.
It is screwed into the bottomed hole (not shown) of FIG.

As a result, the upper and lower cases 5 and 2 are joined at the front end side, and the hinges 3e and 3e at the front end of the lower case 2 are provided.
3e is covered by the lower end of the front plate 13 of the front panel 11 and is hidden in appearance. Here, when the opening / closing lid 14 is released from the open state, the opening / closing lid 14 is biased by the coil spring 3f. Is rotated in the upright direction, and is locked by a stopper (not shown) formed on the inner peripheral edge of the cartridge insertion / extraction opening 13y of the front plate portion 13 of the front panel 11, so that the opening / closing lid can be closed at a closed position that closes the cartridge insertion / extraction opening 13y. 14 is positioned.

Along with the above-mentioned coupling of the upper and lower cases 5 and 2 at the front end side, the printed circuit board 72 and the power transistor 73 are attached to the heat radiating plate 15 by the attachment frame 74, and the female connector 75 is inserted into the connector hole 15d. The mounting piece 15 is attached to the positioning portion 6k at the rear end of the upper case 5.
c, while attaching the mounting pieces 15b on both sides of the mounting piece 15c.
Into the corresponding recesses 6a of the upper case 5,
The mounting piece 15a is fitted into each recess 3b of the lower case 2,
The heat sink 15 is fitted to the rear ends of the upper and lower cases 5 and 2.

Subsequently, a mounting screw 69a is inserted from the outside into through holes (not shown) of the mounting pieces 15a, 15b, and screwed into the bottomed holes 6c of the screw receiving members 3c, 6b while being screwed by a self-tapping method. At the same time, the mounting screw 69b inserted into the blind hole 6d of the upper case 5 is screwed by the self-tapping method like the mounting screw 69a, and the through hole 6f is inserted.
As shown in the main part enlarged sectional view of FIG. 35, the distal end of the mounting screw 69b is inserted into the through hole 15e of the mounting piece 15c, and the cap 6h is inserted into the blind hole 6d to form the cap 6.
h into the annular groove 6j to lock the blind hole 6e.
Close d with cap 6h. As a result, the upper and lower cases 5 and 2 are joined and integrated also on the rear end side, and the assembly of the main body 1 is completed.

The assembled main body 1 was inserted into the console box from the rear end side, and was formed in mounting screw holes formed in the side wall of the console box and mounting plates 16 on both sides of the main body 1. The screw holes 16c are aligned with the screw holes 16c, and fixing screws (not shown) inserted into the respective mounting screw holes from the rear side of the console box are screwed into the corresponding screw holes 16c of the respective mounting plates 16 from the outside of the main body 1. Do.

At this time, as described above, the mounting plates 16 are mounted so that the pushing pieces 9c and 4c of the upper and lower cases 5 and 2 come into contact with each other so that there is no play in the inside and outside directions of the main body 1. Therefore, the main body 1 is firmly attached and fixed to the console box of the vehicle without rattling.

In the state where the assembly of the main body 1 is completed, if the holder 31 is located at the recording position,
As shown in the left side view of FIG.
3d is located between the forked portions of the photo interrupter 71 on the printed circuit board 72 attached to the heat radiating plate 15 and blocks the detection light (not shown) of the photo interrupter 71, so that the photo interrupter 71 is turned off.

On the other hand, as shown in the left side view of FIG. 37, the holder 31 moves down from the recording position and the bottom plate portion 32 of the holder 31 overlaps the bottom plate portion 43 of the inner frame 42, or FIG. As shown in the left side view, when the holder 31 is located at the loading / unloading position, the light shielding piece 43d of the inner frame 42
Is retracted forward from between the forked portions of the photo interrupter 71, whereby the optical path of the detection light of the photo interrupter 71 is secured, the photo interrupter 71 is changed from the off state to the on state, and the holder 31 is separated from the recording position. This is detected by the photo interrupter 71.

Conversely, when the holder 31 transported from the loading / unloading location reaches the recording location, the light shielding piece 43d retracted outside the optical path of the detection light of the photo interrupter 71 returns to the optical path of the detection light. To block the photo interrupter 7
1 changes from the OFF state to the ON state, and the photo interrupter 71 detects that the holder 31 is located at the recording position.

Further, when the assembly of the main body 1 is completed, the empty holder 31 at the recording position is formed by the reverse rotation of the motor 70.
When is moved toward the loading / unloading location, the holder 31 once moves down from the recording location and overlaps with the inner frame 42, and then moves forward with the inner frame 42, as shown in FIG. First, the guide projection 34f of each side plate portion 34, 34
Abuts on the back surface of the opening / closing lid 14 above the lower end pivotally supported by the hinge 3e. And further forward movement of the holder 31 and the inner frame 42,
The opening / closing lid 14 is pushed open against the urging force of the coil spring 3f.

Thereafter, when the holder 31 and the inner frame 42 further move forward and the front end of the bottom plate 32 of the holder 31 projects forward from the front end of the bottom plate 3 of the lower case 2, FIG.
As shown in FIG. 0, the front end of the bottom plate 32 of the holder 31 abuts on the back surface of the opening / closing lid 14 closer to the lower end than the location where the tip of the guide projection 34f abuts.

When the holder 31 and the inner frame 42 further move forward, the front end of the bottom plate portion 32 comes into contact with the back surface near the lower end of the opening / closing cover 14 which is about to open, and the tip of the guide projection 34f is moved to the opening / closing cover 14 After that, the opening / closing lid 14 is pushed open by the front end of the bottom plate portion 32, and when the holder 31 approaches a place to be detached to some extent, the opening / closing lid 14 is almost completely opened and the bottom plate portion 32 is opened / closed. It is in a state of riding on the back side of. Thereafter, as shown in the explanatory view of FIG. 41, until the holder 31 reaches the loading / unloading position.
The bottom plate portion 32 slides on the back surface of the opening / closing lid 14 from the lower end to the upper end.

Conversely, when the empty holder 31 at the loading / unloading position is transported toward the recording position by the forward rotation of the motor 70, the holder 31 moves along with the inner frame 42 backward, and the bottom plate 32 Slides on the back surface of the opening / closing lid 14 from the upper end to the lower end, and when the holder 31 moves backward until the front end of the bottom plate portion 32 approaches the lower end of the opening / closing lid 14 to some extent, the urging force of the coil spring 3f causes the rear surface to move. Is brought into contact with the front end of the bottom plate portion 32, and the opening / closing lid 14 starts to close.

Then, the holder 3 is moved until the front end of the bottom plate 32 is located closer to the rear end than the front end of the bottom plate 3 of the lower case 2.
1 moves backward, the front end of the bottom plate portion 32 separates from the back surface of the opening / closing lid 14, and the back surface of the opening / closing lid 14 abuts against the tip of the guide projection 34f. Then, by the urging force of the coil spring 3f,
The opening and closing cover 14 is brought into contact with the front end of the
Goes close.

When the holder 31 approaches the position immediately below the recording position by further rearward movement, the opening / closing lid 14 completely closes the cartridge insertion / extraction opening 13y, and is provided at the inner peripheral edge of the cartridge insertion / extraction opening 13y (not shown). Since the opening / closing lid 14 abuts on the stopper and further closing operation of the opening / closing lid 14 is restricted, when the holder 31 reaches a position immediately below the recording location, the tip of the guide projection 34f is closed.
In a state separated from the back surface.

On the other hand, when the holder 31 in which the cartridge 17 is loaded is transferred from the recording location to the loading / unloading location by the reverse rotation of the motor 70, the tip of the guide projection 34f of each side plate 34, 34 is replaced. As shown in FIG. 42, the lower end of the rear surface of the cartridge 17 first comes into contact with the back surface of the opening / closing lid 14 above the lower end pivotally supported by the hinge 3e.

When the holder 31 and the inner frame 42 further move forward, the front end of the bottom plate portion 32 abuts on the back surface near the lower end of the opening / closing lid 14 and the lower end of the rear surface of the cartridge 17 closes. The opening / closing lid 14 is opened in the same manner as the case of the empty holder 31 until the holder 31 reaches the loading / unloading position after being separated from the back surface of the holder 14.

Conversely, when the holder 31 loaded with the cartridge 17 is transported toward the recording position by the forward rotation of the motor 70, the holder 31 is moved until the front end of the bottom plate 32 approaches the lower end of the opening / closing lid 14 to some extent. During the backward movement, the opening / closing lid 14 is closed in the same manner as in the case of the empty holder 31,
Thereafter, following the rearward movement of the holder 31, the opening / closing lid 14 is closed by the urging force of the coil spring 3f, with the back surface being in contact with the lower end of the rear surface of the cartridge 17.

When the holder 31 approaches the position immediately below the recording position by further backward movement, the opening / closing cover 14 completely closes the cartridge insertion / extraction opening 13y, and the cartridge insertion / extraction opening 13y is closed.
When the holder 31 reaches a position immediately below the recording location, the lower end of the rear surface of the cartridge 17 is separated from the back surface of the opening / closing lid 14 by the stopper (not shown). Becomes

When the holder 31 loaded with the cartridge 17 reaches the recording position, the positioning pin 47e projecting downward from the base plate 47 of the outer frame 46 is moved to the positioning pin formed on the mounting shaft 19a of the cartridge 17. The seven-day recording paper 21 on the cartridge 17 is positioned with respect to the recording mechanism (not shown) by fitting into the boss 19b, and the recording needle (not shown) of the recording mechanism is moved to the uppermost recording paper. 21a.

In the state where the assembly of the main body 1 is completed,
A gap is defined in the upper and lower cases 5 and 2 on the left side of the transfer mechanism 41 and at the rear of the timepiece 13a of the front panel 11, and in this gap, a gear train (see FIG. A motor 82 (FIG. 43) that supplies power for rotating the turntable 19 via a gear train (not shown), and supplies operating power to the timepiece 13a via another gear train branched from the gear train (not shown). And the two gear trains (not shown) are arranged prior to assembling the upper and lower cases 5 and 2.

The operating gears in the gear train (not shown) are exposed to the outside of the housing 18 from the shutter 18g with the cartridge 17 opened by positioning the holder 31 in which the cartridge 17 is loaded at the recording position. The gears in the upper and lower cases 5 and 2 including the operating gears and the gear train in the housing 18 including the passive gears. The power of 82 is transmitted to the rotary table 19 of the cartridge 17 loaded in the holder 31 at the recording location.

The motor 82 (corresponding to a recording drive source) constantly rotates only in the forward direction at a constant speed as time passes, and the operating gear (not shown) and the passive gear mesh with each other. Then, the rotary table 19 is rotated in a direction for advancing the time of a time indication scale (not shown) formed on the 7-day recording paper 21, and the clock 13 a is moved in a direction in which the time advances.

Next, the electrical configuration of the main body 1 centering on the microcomputer 81 will be described with reference to the block diagram of FIG.

The microcomputer 81 has a CPU (Central Pr
ocessing Unit (central processing unit) 81a and RAM (Ra
ndom Access Memory (81b) and ROM (Read-Only Me)
mory) 81c.

The CPU 81a includes the flam switches 10a and 10b, the pilot lamp 13x, the microswitch 51, the photo interrupters 66 and 71, the motor 70 for operating the transfer mechanism 41, the rotating table 19 and the clock 13a. The motor 82, the power source (not shown) for the recording mechanism, a travel sensor 83 that outputs a number of travel pulses corresponding to the travel speed of the vehicle, and the like are connected.

The RAM 81b has a data area for storing various data and a work area used for various processing operations. Of these, the work area is provided with an inversion operation counter area and the like. ROM 81c
Stores a control program for causing the CPU 81a to perform various operations.

Next, the processing performed by the CPU 81a in accordance with the control program stored in the ROM 81c is performed, especially for seven days, such as the transfer of the holder 31 by the transfer mechanism 41 and the time adjustment of the clock 13a by operating the time adjustment button 13c. Processing for other operations except for recording of travel information on the recording paper 21 will be described with reference to the flowcharts of FIGS.

When the microcomputer 81 is started by the start of power supply from a battery of a vehicle (not shown), the CPU 81a first resets the count value C of the reversal operation counter of the work area of the RAM 81b to zero as shown in FIG. Initial setting is performed (step S1).

Then, after the initial setting is completed, next,
It is determined whether or not the micro switch 51 is on (step S3). If it is not on (N in step S3), the process proceeds to step S53 described later. If it is on (Y in step S3), the flam switch It is determined whether or not 10b is on (step S5).

If the flam switch 10b is on (Y in step S5), the process proceeds to step S71 described below. If not (N in step S5), it is checked whether the photo interrupter 66 is on. (Step S7).

If the photo interrupter 66 is on (Y in step S7), it is checked whether or not the micro switch 51 is on (step S9). If the micro switch 51 is on (Y in step S9), Returning to S5, if not on (N in step S9), the process proceeds to step S13 described later.

If the photo interrupter 66 is not on in step S7 (N), it is checked whether the flam switch 10a is on (step S1).
1) If not on (N in step S11), return to step S7, if on (step S11)
Then, the process proceeds to step S13.

At step S9, the micro switch 5
In step S13, which proceeds to the case where 1 is not on (N) and the case where the flam switch 10a is on in step S11 (Y), the motor 70 is rotated forward and then whether the photo interrupter 71 is on or not. Is confirmed (step S15).

If the photo interrupter 71 is on (Y in step S15), the process proceeds to step S23, which will be described later. If not (N in step S15), the motor 70 is stopped (step S17).
It is confirmed whether or not the count value C of the inversion operation counter area of b is zero (step S19).

If the count value C in the inversion operation counter area is zero (Y in step S19), the process returns to step S3. If the count value C is not zero (N in step S19), the count value C is reset. After the zero reset (step S21), the process returns to step S3.

On the other hand, when the photo interrupter 71 is on in step S15 (Y), the process proceeds to step S15.
At 23, as shown in FIG. 45, it is determined whether or not the motor 70 is in an overload state based on a change in current on a power supply line (not shown) of the motor 70. (Y) advances to step S27 to be described later, and if it is not in the overload state (N), it is determined whether or not the elapsed time t1 from the forward rotation of the motor 70 in step S13 exceeds a predetermined required time T. Confirm (step S25).

If the elapsed time t1 does not exceed the required time T (N in step S25), the process returns to step S15. If the elapsed time t1 exceeds the required time T (Y in step S25), the count value C of the inversion operation counter area is obtained. Is incremented by "1" (step S27), and it is confirmed whether or not the incremented count value C exceeds "4" (step S29).

When the count value C after the increment is “4”
If it exceeds (Y in step S29), the process proceeds to step S43, which will be described later. If it does not exceed (N in step S29), the motor 70 is reversed (step S31), and the micro switch 51 is turned on. It is confirmed whether or not there is (step S33).

If the micro switch 51 is on (Y in step S33), the process returns to step S17. If not (N in step S33), it is checked whether the motor 70 is in an overload state. (Step S3
5) If the vehicle is in the overload state (Y in step S35), the process proceeds to step S39 described later. If the vehicle is not in the overload state (N in step S35), the elapsed time from the reverse rotation of the motor 70 in step S31. It is confirmed whether or not t3 exceeds the required time T (step S3).
7).

If the elapsed time t3 does not exceed the required time T (N in step S37), the flow returns to step S33. If the elapsed time t3 exceeds the required time T (Y in step S37), the count value C of the inversion operation counter area is obtained. Is incremented by "1" (step S39), and it is confirmed whether or not the incremented count value C exceeds "4" (step S41).

When the count value C after the increment is “4”
If it exceeds (Y in step S41), the process proceeds to step S43, and if it does not exceed (S4).
1 and N), and the process returns to step S13.

In step S43, where the count value C after the increment is greater than “4” in steps S29 and S41 (Y), the motor 70 is stopped as shown in FIG. After the pilot lamp 13x is turned on (step S4
5) It is checked whether or not the flam switch 10a is on (step S47).

If the flam switch 10a is not on (N in step S47), the flow goes to step S4 until it is turned on.
7 is repeated, and if it is on (Y in step S47), the pilot lamp 13x is turned off (step S47).
49) After resetting the count value C in the inversion operation counter area to zero (step S51), step S3 is performed.
Return to 1.

When the micro switch 51 is not turned on in step S3, the process proceeds to step S53 (N).
Then, as shown in FIG. 47, it is checked whether or not the photo interrupter 71 is on, and if it is on (Y),
Return to step S43, if not on (N)
Checks whether the flam switch 10b is on (step S55).

If the flam switch 10b is not on (N in step S55), it is checked whether or not the flam switch 10a is on (step S57). If not (N in step S57), the process returns to step S55. The process returns, and if it is on (Y in step S57), the process returns to step S31.

On the other hand, if the flam switch 10b is on in step S55 (Y), it is checked whether the photo interrupter 66 is on (step S5).
9) If it is not on (N in step S59), it is checked whether or not a travel pulse from travel sensor 83 has been input (step S60). If it has been input (Y in step S60), the process proceeds to step S60. Returning to S55, if no input has been made (N in step S60), the flow proceeds to step S71.

If the photo interrupter 66 is on in step S59 (Y), the motor 70 is rotated in reverse (step S61), and the microswitch 5 is turned on.
It is determined whether 1 is on (step S63).

If the micro switch 51 is on (Y in step S63), the process proceeds to step S69 described later. If not (N in step S63), it is checked whether the motor 70 is in an overload state. (Step S6
5) If it is in the overload state (Y in step S65), the process returns to step S13, and if it is not in the overload state (N in step S35), the elapsed time t5 since the motor 70 was reversed in step S61. Is longer than the required time T (step S6).
6).

If the elapsed time t5 does not exceed the required time T (N in step S66), the flow returns to step S63. If the elapsed time t5 exceeds the required time T (Y in step S66), the count value C of the inversion operation counter area is obtained. Is incremented by "1" (step S67), and it is confirmed whether or not the incremented count value C exceeds "4" (step S68).

The count value C after the increment is “4”
If it exceeds (Y in step S68), the process returns to step S43. If it does not exceed (N in step S41), the process returns to step S13.

If the micro switch 51 is turned on in step S63 (Y), the process proceeds to step S6.
9, the motor 70 is stopped, and then the motor 82 is rotated quickly (step S71).
It is determined whether or not b is on (step S73).

If the flam switch 10b is on (Y in step S73), step S73 is repeated until the flam switch 10b is no longer on, and if it is not on (step S7).
After N (3), the motor 82 is terminated (Step S75), and the process returns to Step S3.

As is clear from the above description, in the present embodiment, the correction permitting means 81A in the claims is constructed by the steps S3 and S5 in the flowchart of FIG. 44 and the step S3 in the flowchart of FIG.
53, step S55, step S59, and step S60. Further, in the present embodiment, the holder discharging means B in the claims is composed of step S61 in FIG.

Next, the operation (action) of the operation recorder of this embodiment configured as described above will be described.

First, when the empty holder 31 is positioned at the recording position and the opening / closing lid 14 closes the cartridge insertion / extraction opening 13y, the cylinder 13f is normally moved by the key 13A inserted into the key hole 13g of the opening / closing lock 13d. When the holder 31 is rotated from the position to the opening / closing position, the holder 31 is transferred from the recording location to the loading / unloading location, and after the opening / closing lid 14 is opened, the holder 31 stops at the loading / unloading location.

Then, the cartridge 17 having the recording paper 21 for 7 days mounted on the rotary table 19 with the circumferential position adjusted to the current time, and the locking projection 18n is
After the cartridge 17 is completely inserted into the holder 31 until it gets over the locking piece portion 37b and is locked by this, the cartridge 17 is completely loaded into the holder 31, and then the cartridge 31 is moved into the holder 31 until the cartridge 17 can no longer be pushed. When the holder 31 is further pushed in, the holder 31 is transported from the loading / unloading position to the recording position, and the opening / closing lid 14 is closed following the transfer.

It is to be noted that the cartridge 17 is
When loading the recording paper storage portion 18b, the bottom plate portion 32
Side, i.e., trying to insert the cartridge 17 into the holder 31 with the upside down, or from the rear side,
That is, when inserting the cartridge 17 into the holder 31 with the front and rear directions reversed, the inclined surface 18 is formed at the upper end corner near the front end of the housing 18 and at the lower end corner near the rear end of the housing 18.
The cartridge 17 cannot be inserted into the holder 31 because these corners interfere with the inclined surfaces 34a, 34a of the holder 31.

The cartridge 1 for the holder 31
At the time of insertion of 7, the front portions of the side plate portions 34, 34 including the guide projections 34f, 34f are formed in a substantially C-shape so that the distance between them gradually increases toward the front end. Even if the position of the cartridge 17 in the left-right direction with respect to the holder 31 is slightly shifted, the cartridge 17 is guided by the front portions of the side plates 34 and 34 and is reliably inserted into the holder 31.

Similarly, when the cartridge 17 is inserted into the holder 31, the right and left pressing plate portions 3 of the bottom plate portion 32 are provided.
Since the guide plates 35b and 36b are formed so as to be gradually separated from the bottom plate portion 32 toward the front, the cartridges 17 for the holder 31
Even if the position in the vertical direction is slightly displaced, the guide plate 35b, 36b guides the guide plate 35b and 36b to surely insert it into the holder 31.

When the holder 31 moves upward from immediately below and reaches the recording position, the 7-day recording paper 21 on the cartridge 17 starts to rotate together with the rotary table 19, and is moved by the recording needle of the recording mechanism (not shown). Travel information is sequentially recorded from the top recording paper 21a to the lower recording paper 21a.

While the running information is recorded on each recording paper 21a of the seven-day recording paper 21, the seven-day recording paper 21
Of the uppermost recording paper 21a, the substrate 35a of the left pressing plate portion 35 facing the recording paper 21a immediately downstream of the cutter 18c in the rotation direction of the rotary table 19.
Is formed so as to be spaced apart from the bottom plate portion 32 by a dimension corresponding to the height of the cartridge 17 and to extend substantially in parallel with the bottom plate portion 32, so that the recording paper immediately downstream of the cutter 18c is formed. It is located just above section 21a.

Similarly, each recording paper 21 of the seven-day recording paper 21
a while the travel information is recorded on the recording paper 21a, the uppermost recording paper 21a of the seven-day recording paper 21 is slightly spaced upstream from the cutter 18c in the rotation direction of the rotary table 19. The substrate 36a of the right pressing plate portion 36 facing the recording paper 21a near the right end of 18 extends away from the bottom plate portion 32 by a dimension corresponding to the height of the cartridge 17 and extends substantially parallel to the bottom plate portion 32. The recording paper 21a near the right end of the housing 18
Located just above the part.

Therefore, the tape 21j is attached to the cutter body 18e.
When the recording paper 21a on which the 7-day recording paper 21 is cut and cut off from the base paper 21e is warped, and these recording papers 21a tend to rise, the left and right pressing plate portions 35 are removed. , 36, the recording paper 21a that is going to float is pressed against the mount 21e side, so that the notch 21c of the recording paper 21a is opposed to the edge of the left and right pressing plate portions 35, 36. Damage caused by being caught on a part or the like is reliably prevented.

When the running information has been recorded on the 7-day recording paper 21 due to the end of the operation of the vehicle or the like, the cylinder 13f is moved from the normal position by the key 13A inserted into the key hole 13g of the lock 13d. Rotate to open / close position.

Then, the holder 31 is moved downward from the recording position, the recording paper 21a in contact with the recording needle of the recording mechanism (not shown) is separated from the recording needle, and then the opening / closing lid 14 is opened and the cartridge is opened. The 17 loaded holders 31 are transferred from the recording location to the loading / unloading location. Therefore, the cartridge 17 is completely pulled out from the holder 31 stopped at the loading / unloading location and taken out.

When the cartridge 17 is pulled out from the holder 31 at the loading / unloading position, the recording paper 21a of the 7-day recording paper 21
Among them, the escape plate 36c of the right holding plate portion 36 in which the portion of the recording paper 21a immediately upstream in the rotation direction of the rotary table 19 with respect to the cutter 18c faces the passage is the holding plate portion 3
5, the holder 3 is formed so as to be inclined so as to gradually separate from the bottom plate portion 32.
Thus, the cartridge 17 extends substantially parallel to the cutter body 18e of the cartridge 17 loaded in the cartridge 1.

Similarly, when pulling out the cartridge 17 from the holder 31 at the loading / unloading position, the rotary table 1 of the recording paper 21a of the 7-day recording paper 21 is more than the cutter 18c.
The outer edge plate 36d of the right pressing plate portion 36, which is disposed at the position where the recording paper 21a portion immediately upstream in the rotation direction of the sheet 9 passes, has a height from the bottom plate portion 32 which is the most pressing plate among the escape plates 36c. It is formed in the same size as the escape plate 36c on the part 35 side.

Accordingly, the tape 21j to be connected to the mount 21e
Is cut by the cutter body 18e, the edge of the notch 21c contacts the stopper piece 18f, and the rotation of the notch 21c is stopped independently of the other unrecorded recording paper 21a.
When the recording paper 21a on the upstream side in the direction of rotation of the rotary table 19 rides on the upper side of the cutter body 18e, the recording paper 21a is pulled onto the holding plate portion 36 when the cartridge 17 is pulled out from the holder 31 at the loading / unloading location. As a result, there is no contact, so that the recorded recording paper 21a is reliably prevented from being caught and damaged by the right pressing plate 36 when the cartridge 17 is removed.

When the cartridge 17 is completely pulled out and taken out of the holder 31 at the loading / unloading position, the cylinder 13f is rotated from the normal position to the open / close position by the key 13A inserted into the key hole 13g of the open / close lock 13d. Then, the open / close lid 14 is closed, and the empty holder 31 is transferred from the loading / unloading location to the recording location.

When the holder 31 is transferred from the loading / unloading location to the recording location, the cartridge 17 is inserted into the holder 31 even if it is only a small amount before the position where the holding force from the holder 31 is applied. The key 13A inserted into the key hole 13g of the lock 13d.
Is rotated from the normal position to the open / close position, the transfer to the recording location of the holder 31 is not performed.

Therefore, not only is the cartridge 17 completely loaded into the holder 31, but also the cartridge 17 is pushed further into the holder 31, and the holder 31 in a non-empty state is transferred from the loading / unloading location to the recording location. There is no way.

In the operation recorder of this embodiment, the time setting button 13c is
Is pressed, regardless of whether the cartridge 17 is inserted into the holder 31 or not.
While c is being pressed, the time of the clock 13a is advanced, and even if the time setting button 13c is pressed while the empty holder 31 is at the recording position, the time setting button 13c is also pressed. During this time, the time of the clock 13a is advanced.

On the other hand, with the holder 31 loaded with the cartridge 17 at the recording position, the time setting button 13c
Is pressed while the vehicle is running, the pressing operation is ignored and the time of the clock 13a is not advanced.

On the other hand, when the time adjustment button 13c is pressed while the holder 31 loaded with the cartridge 17 is at the recording location and the vehicle is stopped, the holder 31 is moved from the recording location to the loading / unloading location. When the holder 31 reaches the loading / unloading position, the pressing operation of the time setting button 13c is validated, and the time of the clock 13a is advanced while the pressing operation is being performed.

The holder 31 from the loading / unloading location to the recording location
When the motor 70 is moved forward, the time elapsed from the forward rotation of the motor 70 due to, for example,
If the required time T exceeds a predetermined time T or the motor 70 is overloaded before 1 reaches the recording position, the motor 70 is temporarily stopped.

Then, the motor 70 is reversed, that is,
In reverse, the holder 31 is transferred toward the loading / unloading point, and the elapsed time t3 from the reverse rotation of the motor 70 is the holder 3
If the required time T is exceeded or the motor 70 is overloaded before 1 reaches the loading / unloading point, the motor 70 is stopped once and the motor 70 is reversed again, that is, forward rotation. I do.

The reversing operation of the motor 70 is performed for a total of four times.
Even if the motor 70 is rotated forward for the third time including the first forward rotation, the elapsed time t1 after the forward rotation of the motor 70 is required before the holder 31 reaches the recording position. When the time exceeds the time T or when the motor 70 is overloaded, the motor 70 is stopped and the pilot lamp 13x is turned on to notify the abnormality.

On the other hand, when the holder 31 is transferred from the recording location to the loading / unloading location, the elapsed time t3 from the reverse rotation of the motor 70 due to the holder 31 being caught in the middle, etc. If the required time T is exceeded or the motor 70 is overloaded before the motor 70 is reached, the motor 70 is temporarily stopped.

Then, the motor 70 is reversed, that is,
The holder 31 is transported forward to the recording position, and the elapsed time t1 from the forward rotation of the motor 70 is equal to the holder 3.
If the required time T is exceeded or the motor 70 is overloaded before 1 reaches the recording location, the motor 7
0 is temporarily stopped, and the motor 70 is reversed again, that is, reversely rotates.

The reversing operation of the motor 70 is performed for a total of 4
Even if the motor 70 is reversely rotated for the third time including the first reverse rotation, the elapsed time t3 after the reverse rotation of the motor 70 is shorter than the required time T3 before the holder 31 reaches the loading / unloading position. Or the motor 70 is overloaded, the motor 70 is stopped, and the pilot lamp 13x is turned on to notify the abnormality.

The reversing operation of the motor 70 in response to the abnormality when the holder 31 is transferred from the recording position to the loading / unloading position is performed by the time setting button when the holder 31 loaded with the cartridge 17 is at the recording position. Holder 31 from recording location to loading / unloading location due to pressing operation of 13c
It is also performed during the forced transfer of

Further, as described above, the cylinder 13f is rotated from the normal position to the open / close position by the key 13A with the pilot lamp 13x turned on due to the abnormality during the transfer between the loading / unloading location and the recording location. Then, the motor 70 rotates in the reverse direction, and the holder 31 is transferred toward the loading / unloading location.

Here, the elapsed time t3 after the holder 70 is again caught in the middle and the motor 70 is rotated in the reverse direction is set before the holder 31 reaches the loading / unloading position.
When the required time T is exceeded or the motor 70 is overloaded, the motor 70 is temporarily stopped, and the above-described reversing operation of the motor 70 is performed up to four times.

Nevertheless, if the elapsed time t3 from the reverse rotation of the motor 70 exceeds the required time T before the holder 31 reaches the loading / unloading position, or if the motor 70 is overloaded. , The motor 70 is stopped, the pilot lamp 13x is turned on, and it is notified again that there is an abnormality.

As is clear from the above description, in the operation recorder of the present embodiment, the cartridge 17 and the holder 31 loaded with the cartridge 17 constitute the holding body A in the claims. I have.

As described above, according to the operation recorder of this embodiment, the holder 31 in which the cartridge 17 is loaded is attached to the main body 1.
The motor 82 of the main body 1 is
The 7-day recording paper 21 attached to the rotary table 19 while rotating the rotary table 19 of the cartridge 17 by the
In an operation recorder for recording travel information of a vehicle by a recording mechanism (not shown) at a position on the recording paper 21a corresponding to the current time of the recording paper 21a, a clock 13a on the front panel 11 of the main body 1 driven by the motor 82 When the current time corresponding to the location of the recording paper 21a where the traveling information is currently recorded, which is displayed by the user, is corrected by operating the flam switch 10b by pressing the time setting button 13c.
If the holder 31 is at the loading / unloading position, the cartridge 1
Regardless of whether or not 7 is loaded in the holder 31, the configuration is such that the correction of the current time of the clock 13a according to the operation of the flam switch 10b is permitted.

Similarly, according to the operation recorder of this embodiment, when the holder 31 is located at the recording position, the operation of the flam switch 10b is performed regardless of whether the cartridge 17 is loaded in the holder 31 or not. The correction of the current time of the clock 13a is prohibited.

For this reason, there is a possibility that the cartridge 17 in which the seven-day recording paper 21 is attached to the rotary table 19 is loaded in the holder 31 and the traveling information of the vehicle may be recorded. In this state, the current time of the clock 13a is not adjusted according to the operation of the flam switch 10b, and the motor 82 for adjusting the current time does not rotate. 17 mounted on a turntable 19
Is loaded in the holder 31, and even if the recording needle (not shown) of the recording mechanism is in contact with the recording paper 21a of the cartridge 17, the rotation table 19 is rotated by the motor 82 faster than the original speed. It is not rotated by.

In other words, since the recording needle (not shown) of the recording mechanism does not touch the recording paper 21a of the cartridge 17, and the rotation of the motor 82 is not transmitted to the rotary table 19, the traveling information of the vehicle is recorded. Only when the holder 31 is in the recording position and there is no possibility that
Since the correction of the current time 3a is allowed, even if the cartridge 17 in which the seven-day recording paper 21 is mounted on the turntable 19 is loaded in the holder 31, the motor 82 for correcting the current time is used. When the rotation occurs, the recording paper 21 a
However, there is no possibility that the recording needle is rotated at a speed faster than the speed corresponding to the passage of the original time while the recording needle remains in contact with the recording needle.

Therefore, it is possible to prevent running information different from the actual running state of the vehicle from being recorded on the recording paper 21a, and to prevent tampering of the running information recorded on the recording paper 21a.

The operation recorder used in this embodiment employs:
With the holder 31 loaded with the cartridge 17 at the recording position, the time setting button 13
The structure for transferring the holder 31 from the recording location to the loading / unloading location in response to the operation of the flam switch 10b by pressing the c is omitted, and the flam switch 10b is simply pressed by the time setting button 13c. A configuration in which an operation is not accepted and ignored may be used.

However, if this configuration is adopted as in the operation recorder of the present embodiment, the state that the traveling information may be recorded on the recording paper 21a by the recording mechanism is changed to, for example, 7 days. Even if the cartridge 17 on which the recording paper 21 is mounted is loaded in the holder 31, the recording paper 2
The clock 1 by rotating the motor 82 at an early stage, such that the recording hand of the recording mechanism cannot contact the recording paper 21a of the cartridge 1 and the rotation of the motor 82 is not transmitted to the rotary table 19 of the cartridge 17.
The state in which the current time of 3a can be corrected can be reliably generated without requiring other operations and the like, so that the current time of the clock 13a by the subsequent operation of the flam switch 10b can be generated. The correction can be performed easily and quickly, which is advantageous.

When the vehicle is running, the flam switch 10b is operated by pressing the time setting button 13c while the holder 31 loaded with the cartridge 17 is in the recording position, which is employed in the operation recorder of this embodiment. Then, the configuration for causing the operation of the flam switch 10b to be ignored without being accepted is the same as the above-described configuration during stoppage, in which the holder 31 is moved from the recording location to the loading / unloading location in accordance with the operation of the flam switch 10b. It may be replaced with a configuration for transferring to

However, by adopting a configuration in which the operation of the flam switch 10b due to the pressing of the time setting button 13c during running of the vehicle is ignored as in the operation recorder of this embodiment, the running recorded on the recording paper 21a is adopted. This is advantageous because it is possible to prevent information from being interrupted during traveling and ending with unnatural contents.

Further, the empty holder 3 in which the cartridge 17 is not mounted, which is employed in the operation recorder of the present embodiment.
When the ram switch 10b is operated by pressing the time setting button 13c while the vehicle is stopped, the flam switch 10b is pressed by pressing the time setting button 13c while the holder 31 is positioned at the recording position while the vehicle is stopped.
May be replaced by a configuration for transferring the holder 31 from the recording location to the loading / unloading location in response to the operation of the flam switch 10b.

In this case, when the flam switch 10b is operated by pressing the time setting button 13c while the vehicle is stopped, the holder 31 is loaded from the recording position regardless of whether the cartridge 17 is loaded in the holder 31 or not. The recording paper 21a
This is advantageous because it is possible to correct the current time of the clock 13a after confirming that it is not possible to record the travel information for.

On the contrary, when the empty holder 31 is located at the recording position as in the operation recorder of this embodiment, if the vehicle is stopped, the operation of the flam switch 10b is accepted and the current time of the clock 13a is read. If the configuration for correcting the time is employed, the cartridge 17 is not loaded in the holder 31 and the travel information is not actually recorded on the recording paper 21a. The clock 13a can be used without performing an unnecessary operation of receiving the operation of the flam switch 10b after being transferred to the loading / unloading location.
This is advantageous because the current time can be immediately corrected according to the operation of the flam switch 10b.

In the operation recorder of this embodiment, if the holder 31 is located at the loading / unloading position, even if the vehicle is running, the operation of the flam switch 10b is accepted and the current time of the clock 13a is set. Although it is configured to be able to correct, while the vehicle is running, the holder 31 is loaded regardless of whether the holder 31 is located in the loading / unloading location or the recording location, and even if the cartridge 17 is loaded in the holder 31. Even if not
Fram switch 1 by pressing time setting button 13c
The operation of 0b may be ignored.

[0278] With this configuration, the recording paper 2
The correction of the current time of the clock 13a can be performed only in a situation in which the recording of the travel information for 1a does not absolutely influence the falsification or the like. Therefore, when the current time of the clock 13a is to be corrected, This is advantageous because the flam switch 10b can be operated without considering at all whether the cartridge 17 is loaded in the holder 31 or not.

Further, in the operation recorder of the present embodiment, when the holder 31 in which the cartridge 17 is loaded is located at the recording position, the case where the 7-day recording paper 21 is mounted on the cartridge 17 is considered with priority. The above operation is performed. For example, the 7-day recording paper 2 of the cartridge 17 loaded in the holder 31 at the recording position is detected by a reflection sensor or the like.
1 is detected, and the holder 3 in which the cartridge 17 is loaded is detected.
1 is located at the recording location,
If the 7-day recording paper 21 is not attached to the
1 may be configured to perform the same operation as when the cartridge 17 is not loaded.

In the case of such a configuration, the above-mentioned reflection type sensor or the like for detecting the 7-day recording paper 21 of the cartridge 17 loaded in the holder 31 at the recording position is provided by the recording paper detecting means in the claims. This corresponds to C.

Further, in this embodiment, only the time setting of the clock 13a by the pressing operation of the time setting button 13c in a state where the holder 31 loaded with the cartridge 17 is at the recording position while the vehicle is running is prohibited. And

However, the present invention is not limited to this. Time setting of the clock 13a by pressing the time setting button 13c and recording and unloading of the holder 31 by rotating the cylinder 13f from the normal position to the open / close position using the key 13A. A configuration may be adopted in which any movement with respect to a location is prohibited while the vehicle is running.

With this configuration, the recording paper 2
The driving information recorded in 1a is interrupted on the way, or
It is more likely that the recording of the traveling information starts halfway and that the traveling information different from the actual traveling state of the vehicle is recorded on the recording paper 21a, and that the traveling information recorded on the recording paper 21a is falsified. Can be more reliably prevented,
In addition, the operation of pressing the time setting button 13c and the operation of rotating the cylinder 13f using the key 13A during traveling can be disabled at all, and these operations during traveling that are not preferable for safety can be suppressed, which is advantageous. .

In the present embodiment, the 7-day recording paper 21
However, it is needless to say that the present invention can be similarly applied to an operation recorder for recording the traveling information on the daily recording paper.

Further, in this embodiment, the cartridge 1
Although the case where the holder 31 loaded with the cartridge 7 is automatically transferred by the power of the motor 70 has been described as an example, the present invention relates to the transfer of the holder 31 loaded with the cartridge 17 from the loading / unloading location to the recording location, and The present invention can be similarly applied to an operation recorder in which the holder 31 is transferred from the recording location to the loading / unloading location using a force such as a manual operation or a spring.

Also, in the present embodiment, the 7-day recording paper 21
Although the cartridge type operation recorder in which the cartridge 17 to which is mounted is removably mounted to the holder 31 has been described, the present invention has been described in the section of the prior art, for example, which has been proposed by the applicant in the past. It is needless to say that the present invention can be applied to a so-called tray-type operation recorder in which a tray unit having a rotary table and which cannot be removed from the main body is taken in and out of the main body.

[0287]

As described above, according to the method of correcting the recording time in the operation recorder according to the first aspect of the present invention, the discharge point outside the main body mounted on the vehicle and the inside of the main body are removed. The traveling body of the vehicle is recorded at a recording paper location corresponding to the current time of the recording paper loaded on the holding body at the recording location, and the traveling information is recorded. By a recording drive source for moving the recording paper location where is recorded according to the current time,
In an operation recorder for driving a clock displaying the current time, in correcting the current time displayed by the clock in response to an operation of a switch, the current time displayed by the clock is adjusted according to an operation of the switch. The modification is prohibited at least in a state where the holding member loaded with the recording paper is at the recording location.

For this reason, if the holder is located at a recording location where the traveling information of the vehicle is recorded on the recording paper loaded in the holder, the current time of the clock according to the operation of the switch is corrected. Since it is prohibited, the recording drive source operates to correct the current time of the clock, and the recording location of the travel information on the recording paper loaded on the recording location holder is the actual current time. To prevent the traveling information recorded on the recording paper from being altered regardless of the actual traveling state of the vehicle by moving independently of the traveling information and preventing the traveling information recorded on the recording paper from being falsified. Can be.

[0289] According to the method for correcting the recording time in the operation recorder of the present invention as set forth in claim 2, the timepiece is operated in response to the operation of the switch when the holder is at the recording location. Instead of correcting the current time, the holder is transferred to the discharge point.

For this reason, if the switch is operated while the holding member is at the recording position, regardless of whether or not the recording paper is loaded, the holding member is placed at the discharge position where the running information cannot be recorded on the recording sheet. Is transported, it is possible to reliably generate a state in which the current time of the clock can be corrected in response to a switch operation even if the recording paper is loaded in the holding member.

Further, according to the method for correcting the recording time in the operation recorder according to the present invention, the transfer of the holder from the recording location to the discharge location in accordance with the operation of the switch is performed. This is performed only when the recording paper is loaded in the holder.

For this reason, even when the holding member is at the recording position, the traveling information is not actually recorded on the recording sheet. In a state where the recording sheet is not loaded on the holding member, the operation of the switch is performed in accordance with the operation of the switch. The current time of the clock can be corrected without performing a wasteful operation of transferring the holder to the discharge location.

[0293] According to the method of correcting the recording time in the operation recorder according to the present invention, the transfer of the holding body from the recording location to the discharge location in response to the operation of the switch is performed. Performed only when the vehicle is stopped,
The operation of the switch during the running of the vehicle is invalidated.

For this reason, while the vehicle is stopped, irrespective of whether the holder is at the recording location or the discharging location,
Regardless of whether or not the recording paper is loaded in the holder, operating the switch corrects the current time of the clock or creates a state in which the clock can be adjusted. In some cases, the current time of the clock is not corrected by operating the switch as long as the holder is at the recording location, and the current time of the clock is corrected only when the holder is at the discharge location Therefore, it is possible to prevent the traveling information recorded on the recording paper from being interrupted during traveling and ending with unnatural contents.

[0295] Further, according to the apparatus for correcting the recording time in the operation recorder according to the present invention, the discharge point outside the main body mounted on the vehicle and the recording point inside the main body are separated. The traveling body is transferred between the recording areas, and the traveling information of the vehicle is recorded at a recording paper location corresponding to the current time of the recording paper loaded on the retaining body at the recording location, and the traveling information is recorded. In an operation recorder for driving a clock displaying the current time by a recording drive source for moving a recording paper portion in accordance with the current time, a device for correcting the current time displayed by the clock. A switch that is operated when instructing the correction of the current time; a discharge point detection unit that detects the holding body of the discharge point; and a switch that corrects the current time according to the operation of the switch. Correction permitting means for permitting the operation of the recording drive source, and the current time according to the operation of the switch only when the discharge point detecting means detects the holder at the discharge point. The operation of the recording drive source for the correction is permitted by the correction permitting means.

For this reason, the recording drive source operates to correct the current time of the clock in response to the operation of the switch only in a state where the holding member is located at the discharge location and the traveling information cannot be recorded on the recording paper. Therefore, during the recording of the traveling information on the recording paper, the operation of the recording drive source for correcting the current time of the clock is performed, and the recording location of the traveling information on the recording paper is determined by the actual current time. It is possible to prevent the travel information different from the actual traveling state of the vehicle from being recorded on the recording paper, thereby preventing the traveling information recorded on the recording paper from being falsified.

According to the apparatus for correcting the recording time in the operation recorder of the present invention as set forth in claim 6, there is provided a recording point detecting means for detecting the holder at the recording point, and the recording means for recording the holder. And a holding body discharging means for transferring from a location to the discharging location, wherein the holding body discharging means responds to an operation of the switch when the recording location detecting means detects the holding body at the recording location. Thus, the holding body is transferred from the recording location to the discharge location.

For this reason, if the holding member is at the recording position and the holding member is loaded with the recording paper, the driving of the recording is performed in accordance with the operation of the switch when the running information is recorded on the recording paper. The source does not operate to correct the current time of the clock, but rather transports the holder to a discharge point where the travel information cannot be recorded on the recording paper. In addition to simply preventing travel information different from the state from being recorded, the situation in which the recording drive source may operate to correct the current time of the clock in accordance with the operation of the switch, It can be generated without the need for other special operations.

Further, according to the device for correcting the recording time in the operation recorder of the present invention described in claim 7, the vehicle further comprises a travel sensor for detecting travel of the vehicle, and the holder discharging means comprises: Only when the sensor does not detect the traveling of the vehicle, the holding body is transferred from the recording location to the discharge location in accordance with the operation of the switch.

For this reason, while the vehicle is stopped, irrespective of whether the holder is at the recording position or the discharging position,
Regardless of whether or not the recording paper is loaded in the holder, operating the switch corrects the current time of the clock or creates a state in which the clock can be adjusted. In some cases, the current time of the clock is not corrected by operating the switch as long as the holder is at the recording location, and the current time of the clock is corrected only when the holder is at the discharge location Therefore, it is possible to prevent the traveling information recorded on the recording paper from being interrupted during traveling and ending with unnatural contents.

According to the apparatus for correcting the recording time in the operation recorder according to the present invention, the recording paper detecting means for detecting the recording paper loaded on the holder at the recording location is provided. Further, the holding body discharging means may cause the holding body to respond to the operation of the switch only when the recording paper detection means detects the recording paper loaded in the holding body at the recording location. It is configured to transfer from the recording location to the discharge location.

[0302] Therefore, only when the holding information is actually recorded on the recording paper and when the recording paper is loaded on the recording medium, the recording is performed only when the recording medium is actually loaded. In order to prevent the recording of the travel information on the paper from being different from the actual travel information, the holder should be transferred to the discharge location in accordance with the operation of the switch. Useless operation transferred to the camera can be eliminated.

According to the ninth aspect of the present invention, there is provided an apparatus for correcting a recording time in an operation recorder according to the present invention, wherein a recording paper detecting means for detecting the recording paper loaded on the holding body at the recording location is provided. The correction permitting means may further comprise a correction means for correcting the current time according to the operation of the switch when the recording paper detection means does not detect the recording paper loaded in the holding member at the recording location. To allow the operation of the recording drive source.

[0304] Therefore, even if the holding member is located at the recording position, the travel information is not actually recorded on the recording sheet. In a state where the recording sheet is not loaded on the holding member, the holding member is located at the discharge point. Even if not, the current time of the clock can be immediately corrected according to the operation of the switch.

According to the tenth aspect of the present invention, in the operation time recording device for correcting the recording time in the operation recorder, the correction permitting means includes a travel sensor for detecting the travel of the vehicle and a travel sensor for detecting the travel of the vehicle. Only when not performed, the operation of the recording drive source for correcting the current time according to the operation of the switch is allowed.

For this reason, while the vehicle is stopped, regardless of whether the holder is at the recording location or the discharging location,
Regardless of whether or not the recording paper is loaded in the holder, operating the switch corrects the current time of the clock or creates a state in which the clock can be adjusted. In some cases, the current time of the clock is not corrected by operating the switch as long as the holder is at the recording location, and the current time of the clock is corrected only when the holder is at the discharge location Therefore, it is possible to prevent the traveling information recorded on the recording paper from being interrupted during traveling and ending with unnatural contents.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a basic configuration diagram of an apparatus for correcting a recording time in an operation recorder according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of an operation recorder using a device for correcting a recording time according to the present invention.

FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view of the operation recorder shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 4 is an enlarged plan view of a main part of the upper case shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 5 is an enlarged rear view of a main part of the upper case shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 6 is an enlarged plan view of a blind hole of the upper case shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 7 is a perspective view of a cap inserted into the blind hole shown in FIG. 6;

FIG. 8 is an enlarged perspective view of a main part of the upper case shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 9 is an enlarged front view of a main part of the upper case shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 10 is an enlarged plan view of the support lever shown in FIG.

FIG. 11 is an exploded perspective view of the lock provided on the front panel shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 12 is a perspective view of the main body showing a state where an opening / closing lid shown in FIG. 3 is opened.

FIG. 13 is a perspective view of the main body showing a state in which the opening / closing lid shown in FIG. 3 is closed.

14 is a plan view of a main part of a lower case to which the heat sink shown in FIG. 3 is attached.

FIG. 15 is a plan view of the cartridge shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 16 is a perspective view of a 7-day recording paper housed in the cartridge shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 17 is a front view of the cartridge shown in FIG. 2;

18 is a right side view of the cartridge shown in FIG.

FIG. 19 is a left side view of the cartridge shown in FIG. 2.

20 is a bottom view of the cartridge shown in FIG.

21 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of the locking projection shown in FIG.

FIG. 22 is an exploded perspective view showing the internal structure of the main body of FIG.

FIG. 23 is an enlarged perspective view of the holder shown in FIG. 22.

24 is an enlarged perspective view of a main part of a bottom plate portion shown in FIG. 23.

25 is a sectional view taken along line AA of FIG.

26 is a sectional view taken along line BB of FIG. 23.

FIG. 27 is an enlarged perspective view of the inner frame shown in FIG. 22.

FIG. 28 is an enlarged perspective view of the outer frame shown in FIG.

FIG. 29 is a right side view of the transfer mechanism shown in FIG. 22.

30 is a right side view of the transfer mechanism shown in FIG.

FIG. 31 is a right side view of the transfer mechanism shown in FIG. 22.

FIG. 32 is an enlarged plan view of the support lever in a state where the pin shown in FIG. 10 is pushed out of the side plate portion of the holder.

33 is an explanatory diagram showing a positional relationship between the flam switch shown in FIG. 9 and the operation lever shown in FIG. 11 in a state where the cylinder of the opening / closing lock shown in FIG. 11 is in a normal position.

34 is an explanatory diagram showing a positional relationship between the flam switch of FIG. 9 and the operation lever of FIG. 11 in a state where the cylinder of the lock of FIG. 11 is in the open / close position.

FIG. 35 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of a main part of the upper case showing a mounting state of the heat sink.

FIG. 36 is a left side view of the transfer mechanism shown in FIG. 22.

FIG. 37 is a left side view of the transfer mechanism shown in FIG. 22.

FIG. 38 is a left side view of the transfer mechanism shown in FIG. 22.

39 is an explanatory diagram showing the relationship between the position during transfer when the holder shown in FIG. 22 is empty and the open / closed state of the opening / closing lid with respect to the front panel shown in FIG. 3;

40 is an explanatory diagram showing the relationship between the position during transfer when the holder shown in FIG. 22 is empty and the open / close state of the open / close lid with respect to the front panel shown in FIG. 3;

41 is an explanatory diagram showing the relationship between the position during transfer when the holder shown in FIG. 22 is empty and the open / close state of the open / close lid with respect to the front panel shown in FIG. 3;

42 is an explanatory diagram showing the relationship between the position during transfer when the cartridge is loaded in the holder shown in FIG. 22 and the open / close state of the open / close lid with respect to the front panel shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 43 is a block diagram showing an electrical configuration inside the main body of FIG. 2;

FIG. 44 is a flowchart showing a process performed by the CPU according to a control program stored in the ROM of the microcomputer shown in FIG. 43.

FIG. 45 is a flowchart showing processing performed by the CPU according to a control program stored in the ROM of the microcomputer shown in FIG. 43.

46 is a flowchart showing a process performed by the CPU according to a control program stored in the ROM of the microcomputer shown in FIG. 43.

FIG. 47 is a flowchart showing processing performed by the CPU according to a control program stored in the ROM of the microcomputer shown in FIG. 43.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Main body 10b Switch 21 Recording paper 51 Ejection location detection means 70 Motor 71 Recording location detection means 81 Microcomputer 81a CPU 81b RAM 81c ROM 81A Correction permitting means A Holder B Holder ejection means C Recording paper detection means

Claims (10)

[Claims] 1. A printing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the holding member is transported between a discharge point outside a main body mounted on the vehicle and a recording point inside the main body, and a current state of the recording paper loaded in the holding body at the recording point is determined. A recording drive source for recording travel information of the vehicle at a recording paper location corresponding to a time and moving the recording paper location where the travel information is recorded in accordance with the current time. In an operation recorder that drives a clock that displays a clock, when correcting the current time displayed by the clock in response to an operation of a switch, correcting the current time displayed by the clock in accordance with an operation of the switch A method for correcting a recording time in an operation recorder, wherein the recording is prohibited at least when the holding member loaded with the recording paper is at the recording location. 2. The apparatus according to claim 2, wherein, in a state where the holding body is at the recording location, the holding body is transferred to the discharge location instead of correcting the current time of the timepiece in response to the operation of the switch. How to correct the recording time in the operation recorder described. 3. The method according to claim 1, wherein the transfer of the holding member from the recording location to the discharge location in accordance with the operation of the switch is performed only in a state where the recording paper is loaded in the holding member. 2. A method for correcting the recording time in the operation recorder according to 2. 4. The transfer of the holding member from the recording location to the discharge location in accordance with the operation of the switch is performed only while the vehicle is stopped, and the operation of the switch during travel of the vehicle is invalidated. The method for correcting a recording time in an operation recorder according to claim 2 or 3, wherein: 5. A holding member is transferred between a discharge point outside a main body mounted on a vehicle and a recording point inside the main body, and a current state of the recording paper loaded in the holding body at the recording point is determined. A recording drive source for recording travel information of the vehicle at a recording paper location corresponding to a time and moving the recording paper location where the travel information is recorded in accordance with the current time. In an operation recorder that drives a clock that displays a clock, a device for correcting the current time displayed by the clock, a switch that is operated when instructing correction of the current time, Discharge point detection means for detecting the holding member; and correction permission means for permitting operation of the recording drive source for correcting the current time in accordance with the operation of the switch, wherein the holding of the discharge point is performed. body An operation of the recording drive source for correcting the current time in accordance with an operation of the switch is permitted by the correction permitting unit only when the discharge point detecting unit is detecting. A device for correcting a recording time in an operation recorder. 6. A recording position detecting means for detecting the holding body at the recording position, and a holding body discharging means for transferring the holding body from the recording position to the discharging position, wherein the holding body discharging means is provided. 6. The operation record according to claim 5, wherein the holding body is transferred from the recording location to the discharge location in accordance with an operation of the switch when the recording location detection unit detects the holding body at the recording location. A device for correcting the recording time in the meter. 7. The recording medium according to claim 1, wherein the holding body discharging means is configured to move the holding body in accordance with an operation of the switch only when the traveling sensor for detecting traveling of the vehicle does not detect traveling of the vehicle. 7. The device for correcting a recording time in an operation recorder according to claim 6, wherein the recording time is transferred to the discharge point. 8. The printing apparatus according to claim 8, further comprising a recording sheet detecting unit configured to detect the recording sheet loaded on the holding body at the recording location, wherein the holding body discharging unit includes the recording medium loaded on the holding body at the recording location. 8. The recording device according to claim 6, wherein the holding member is transferred from the recording location to the discharge location in response to the operation of the switch only when the paper is detected by the recording paper detection means. Time correction device. 9. The printing apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising: a recording paper detecting unit configured to detect the recording paper loaded on the holding body at the recording location, wherein the correction permitting unit further includes a recording paper loaded on the holding body at the recording location. 6. The operation of the recording drive source for correcting the current time according to the operation of the switch when paper is not detected by the recording paper detection unit.
Or an apparatus for correcting the recording time in the operation recorder according to 8. 10. The vehicle according to claim 1, further comprising a travel sensor for detecting travel of the vehicle, wherein the correction permitting unit is configured to respond to the operation of the switch only when the travel sensor does not detect travel of the vehicle. The apparatus for correcting a recording time in an operation recorder according to claim 9, wherein the operation of the recording drive source for correcting a current time is permitted.