JPS583355A - Hanging construction of handset for car - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To prevent rebound of a handset due to vibration of a car, by pressing and fixing the handset with an elastic member and pressing a switch button, when one end of the handset is loaded in a hole provided for an interior finish member of the car. CONSTITUTION:After the end of a call, when a handset 13 is hung one end 13a of the handset 13 is inserted from an opening of a hole 21, the inside of the receiver 13a slides on the lower surface of a hole 21, the back side is progressed while depressing the compressing an elastic member 26 and contacts a bottom member 22, and is depressed on a latch 23. In a call state, a transmitter 13b is lifted up, the member 26 is compressed by taking the tip of the receiver 13a as a fulcrum, a step 13c is unlatched from the latch 23 and the handset is pulled out. Then, a switch button 24 is projected in the hole 21 to bring a telephone set 14 to a call state.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a device structure of a vehicle handset formed in an interior member for hanging the handset of a telephone used in a vehicle such as an automobile.

For example, the device structure of a conventional vehicle handset is
As shown in Figures 2 and 2, some devices are provided in the telephone 14 itself. That is, this telephone 14 is
It is placed on the lid 4 of the console box 3 between the driver's seat 1 and the passenger seat 2, considering the use of the passenger seat. The console box 3 has an accessory compartment 5, and a lid 4 covering the accessory compartment 5 is rotatable via a hinge 6. The lid 4 is formed by covering an insert member 8 as a core material with a pad 9 and an outer skin 10, and covering the insert member 8 with a back lid 7 from the back side. A part of the insert member 8 does not have a pad 9, so you can directly recognize the cradle and make and receive calls! Telephone 1 having 13
4 pedestals 12 are fixed with screws 15.

This telephone 14 is exactly the same as a home-use telephone type (electronic company name 4 telephone), and the cradle is shaped to support the square-shaped handset 13 in a horizontal position.

However, in such a conventional vehicle telephone handset device structure, the handset 13 is simply placed on the cradle ν, so the handset 13 is damaged by the vibrations of the car. If the switch button 16 appears on the pedestal and turns on, there is a risk that it will turn off.

When the trench 9 and the lid 4 are opened, the handset 13 is placed on the cradle 12.
There was a risk that it might come off. Dryness: Because the telephone 14 was placed on the armrest 1114, which also served as an armrest, it could not function as an armrest.

The present invention has been made by focusing on the problems of the prior art.94 Therefore, a hole for inserting one end of the handset St is provided in an interior member of a vehicle having an internal space, and a step formed at one end of the hole is provided. A locking part that engages with the locking part to restrict removal of the handset, a switch for the handset is provided near the locking part, and an elastic member is provided in the hole opposite the switch button and the locking part. The purpose of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned problems by attaching one end of the handset to the hole, suppressing and fixing the handset with an elastic member at the end, and keeping the switch button in the suppressed state. .

Hereinafter, this invention will be explained based on Drawing 1: FIG.

Two parts having the same or equal imaginary part It as in the prior art are given the same reference numerals and redundant explanation will be omitted.

FIGS. 3 and 4 are diagrams showing a first embodiment of the present invention.

First, to explain the structure, the console box 3 which has the accessory compartment 5, which is an internal space, is provided with two hinges that are part of the interior components and are rotatable on hinges 6. A hole 21 is provided in the vicinity, and a voice receiver 13m is inserted into the hole 21 at one end of the handset 13.

The handset 13 has a flat, curved outer shape, and has a receiving section 131 at one end and a transmitting section 13b at the other end. A stepped portion 13a is formed in a part of the receiving portion 13m, and extends across the inside of the curve.

On the other hand, the large 21 has an opening area where the insert member 8 and the back cover 7 are cut out and bent to have a sufficiently large opening area for receiving @13 m.
When the transmitting part 13b is placed horizontally, the receiving part 18m is formed at a depth to receive the tip of the receiving part 13m at an inclined angle. The bottom part #n forming the bottom of the shrine is collected in the accessory compartment 5 and fixed to the case back 7. This bottom part #n): is provided with a stepped locking part 2, and the receiving part 13
It engages with the stepped portion 13a of m to prevent the handset 13 from being removed. C: A switch button, which is a switch for the handset 13, is provided in the hole 21 near the locking portion C. The switch button U is electrically connected to the handset 13 and the receiver (not shown) via a printed circuit board 25, and is mounted so as to be able to appear and retract within the hole in order to disconnect and disconnect this connection. An elastic member such as a pad material or a spring is provided at a position in the large 21 facing the switch button 9 and the locking portion n. With this elastic member part, the receiving part 13 & of the transmitting/receiving telephone 1113 is connected to the hole 21.
Therefore, the switch button 9 is pressed into the accessory compartment 5 in an immersed state.

The handset 13 is oriented so that the receiver 13- is inserted into the hole 2 and the transmitter 13b is exposed horizontally, and the armrest has approximately the same height as the transmitter 13b. The armrest portion 11 is wider than the conventional armrest portion 11.

Next, the effect will be explained. When you hang up the handset 13 after a call ends, insert the earpiece 13 at one end of the handset 13 through the opening of the hole 21, so that the inside of the earpiece 138 slides on the bottom surface of the hole 21. , the handset n enters while the back presses and compresses the elastic member U, climbs over the locking part ridge, and crosses the bottom member 2.
2C: After making contact, the locking portion 23111 is pressed by the elastic member U as shown in FIG. 3, and the hooking is completed. Accordingly, the stepped portion 13c engages with the locking portion, and furthermore, the switch button U is moved to the accessory compartment S, and the electrical connection for telephone communication is cut off.

Even when the car is running in this state, the handset 13 is suppressed and fixed by the elastic member 26ζ, so it does not bounce and the switch button 9 is kept in the suppressed state.

Open the round lid 4 as shown by the two-dot chain line in Figure 3 and turn the turtle.
Since the stepped portion 13C of the handset 13 is engaged with the locking portion and the receiving portion 13m is suppressed by the elastic member, the handset 13 will not fall out of the hole 21. Next, turn on the handset 13 in the device state! ! 1 to 1 and call letter l1l (: To do so, as shown by the arrow in Fig. 4,
Lift the transmitting section 13b 1lt- upwards, use the tip of the receiving section 131 as a fulcrum, compress the elastic member, remove the stepped section 13c from the locking section wing, and pull out the transmitting/receiving section 1118. Then, the switch button 24 is brought out into the center of the hole, and the telephone 14 is placed in a talking state.

Iris! 5III and FIG. 6 show a second embodiment.

Since this embodiment was applied to a door trim as another example of an interior member, the door inner panel 30 and the door trim were cut out and a large groove similar to the first embodiment was provided there. be. This is exactly the two-dot chain line on Figure 3 of the building! This is similar to the state in which the plexus 4 shown is open. The other configurations and operations are the same as those in the first embodiment, so their explanations will be omitted.

Incidentally, if the inner pocket member has an internal space, the holes 21 can be formed at locations other than those shown in the first and second embodiments, since the holes 21 can be formed in the same manner. Further, as long as the handset 13 is provided with the stepped portion 13c, it does not have to be flat or curved, and the shape of the transmitter and receiver 13 can be changed to
113. Furthermore, a switch button U can be formed on the handset 13.

As explained above, according to the present invention, a hole into which one end of a handset is inserted is provided in an interior member of a vehicle having an internal space, and a hole is formed at one end of the hole and engages with a nine-stepped part. A locking part for restricting removal of the handset and a switch button of the handset near the locking part are provided, and an elastic member is disposed in a hole opposite to the switch button and the locking part, and the handset is removed. When one end is attached to the hole, the handset is suppressed and fixed using an elastic member, and the switch button is kept in a suppressed state, which prevents the handset from bouncing due to vibrations of the vehicle and prevents the switch from turning off. There's nothing to do. Also,
Since one end of the handset is inserted into the hole, there is little exposed part to the vehicle interior, and the vehicle interior space can be utilized to a large extent. Furthermore, since the handset and receiver can be installed on the vertical surface, there is an effect that the central output can be installed in the vehicle interior with a small size.

In the case of the first embodiment, in addition to the above-mentioned effects, the armrest area is widened and the armrest function can be fully exerted.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 shows a diagonal 111 in the passenger compartment showing the installation of a conventional telephone EBB.
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Claims (1)

[Claims] An interior member of a vehicle having an interior space is provided with a hole large enough to insert one end of the handset, and a hole C: is formed at the one end and engages with a nine-stepped part to restrict removal of the handset. and a switch button of the handset near the locking part, an elastic member is disposed in the hole opposite to the scissor switch button and the locking part, 1. A device structure for a vehicle handset, characterized in that the elastic member presses the handset at a constant pressure and keeps the switch button in a depressed state when the handset is mounted in the hole.
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