JPS5840621Y2 - housing device - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to a housing device, and particularly includes a portable slave unit and a stationary base unit, and the portable slave unit is stored in the stationary base unit in order to store the portable slave unit in the above-mentioned stationary base unit. It relates to a case in which the casing is rotatably provided.

Hereinafter, the housing device of the present invention will be explained based on an example of an exercise amount display type health appliance shown in the drawings.

As shown in Fig. 1, the exercise amount display type health device with the housing device of the present invention is attached to a stationary base unit 1 and the user's belt, etc., to detect body movements during running or shock conditions. It consists of a piece box-sized portable slave unit 2, and the detection output detected by this portable slave unit 2 is wirelessly transmitted to the above-mentioned stationary base unit 1 by a built-in transmitter. The machine 1 displays the number of steps taken, and notifies the user when the distance traveled reaches a preset distance.

The above-described stationary base unit 1 is composed of an upper case 3 and a lower case 4, and the upper case 3 has a digital LED display 5 for displaying the number of steps taken on the front surface and a reset button for resetting the display. A switch 6, a changeover switch 7 that changes counting functions such as running and shortcutting, goal setting switches 8a, 8b, 8C, and 8d that work together with this changeover switch 7 to set goals such as mileage, and a buzzer window 9.
, an antenna 10, etc., and a storage opening 11 for storing the portable handset 2 when the portable handset 2 is not in use.
A pair of upper ribs 12, 12 are formed to hang down on both sides of the vicinity, and furthermore, spring locking protrusions 13, 13, 13', fixing protrusions 14, 14, etc. are formed; A pair of shaft support notches 15° 15 are formed at the hanging ends of the upper ribs 12, 12.

Furthermore, the pair of upper ribs 12 are provided on the inner surface of the lower case 4.
, 12, a pair of protruding lower ribs 16 facing each other.
, 16, and spring body play holes 17, 17 are bored in the portions of these lower ribs 16, 16 facing the spring locking protrusions 13, 13.

Furthermore, 18.18 is a cylindrical protrusion for screwing provided on the lower case 4 so as to face the fixing protrusions 14, 14.

Reference numeral 19 denotes a storage case for storing the portable handset 2 in the stationary base unit 1. The storage case 19 has a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape with an opening 20 on the front side, and has left and right sides 21 and 21'. The housing 19 is fitted into the storage recess 11, and these shafts 22, 22' are integrally formed above the pair of upper case 3. Rib 12,
12, and in a state where the lower ribs 16, 16 of the lower case 4 are pressed against the pair of upper ribs 12, 12, it is lowered to the fixing protrusions 14, 14 of the upper case 3. The screw 2 is inserted through the screw-fastening cylindrical protrusion 18.18 of the case 4.
3.23' and rotates around this pivot shaft 22.22', so that the portable handset 2 can be removably stored in the upright position, and can be removably stored in the inverted position. The surface of the storage case 19 closes the storage opening 11.

Furthermore, 24.24 is a spring body for holding the inverted position screwed to the spring locking protrusions 13, 13, the tip of which is folded back to have a dogleg shape in cross section to form working ends 24', 24'; When the storage case 19 is in the inverted position, the working ends 24', 24' of the spring bodies 24.24 are hooked into the locking holes 25.25 formed in the left and right side surfaces 21.21' of the storage case 19. By stopping the storage case 19, the storage opening 11 of the upper case 3 is opened.
It is kept in a state where it is stored.

Further, 26 is a spring body for holding the raised position which is screwed to the spring locking protrusion 13', and when the housing housing 19 is in the raised position, the rear surface 27 of the housing housing 19 comes into contact with the spring body 26, This is to maintain the state in which the storage case 19 protrudes from the storage opening 11.

The housing device of the present invention is as described above, and in particular, in a case where a portable handset is stored in a rotatable storage case of a stationary base unit by inserting the portable slave unit into the rotatable housing of the stationary base unit, The machine consists of an upper case having a storage opening and a pair of upper ribs hanging down on both sides near the opening, and a lower case having a pair of lower ribs protruding so as to face the pair of upper ribs. Since the upper rib and the pair of lower ribs sandwich the supporting shaft of the storage case in a loosely inserted manner, there is no need to newly install the supporting shaft of the storage case inside the stationary base unit, and the number of parts is reduced. can be reduced.

Furthermore, since the storage case can be installed at the same time when assembling the upper and lower cases of the stationary base unit, assembly work can be streamlined.

Furthermore, according to the present invention, the ribs for supporting the shaft of the storage case also serve as ribs for reinforcing the upper case and the lower case, so it is possible to prevent the upper case or the lower case from warping, and therefore the case has a high mechanical strength. You can get a body.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Each of the drawings shows an example of an exercise amount display type health appliance using the housing device of the present invention, with Fig. 1 showing the state of use, and Fig. 2 showing the relationship between the stationary base unit and the portable slave unit. Figure 3 is a cross-sectional view of the main parts showing the operation of the stationary base unit, Figure 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA' in Figure 3, and Figure 5 is a cross-sectional view taken along line B-- in Figure 3.
It is a B' sectional view. 2... Portable handset, 1... Stationary base unit, 19... Storage case, 3... Upper case,
12, 12... Upper rib, 4... Lower case, 16, 16... Lower rib, 22.22'
・・・・・・Spindle shaft.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a device in which a portable handset is stored in a stationary base unit by inserting it into a rotatable storage case of the stationary base unit, the stationary base unit hangs down on both sides of the storage opening and the vicinity of the opening. It consists of an upper case having a pair of upper ribs, and a lower case having a pair of lower ribs protruding so as to face the pair of upper ribs, and the shaft of the storage case is formed by the pair of upper ribs and the pair of lower ribs. A housing device characterized in that a support shaft is held in a loosely inserted manner.