JPS6030223A - Receiver for information transmission - Google Patents

Receiver for information transmission

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JPS6030223A
JPS6030223A JP58139138A JP13913883A JPS6030223A JP S6030223 A JPS6030223 A JP S6030223A JP 58139138 A JP58139138 A JP 58139138A JP 13913883 A JP13913883 A JP 13913883A JP S6030223 A JPS6030223 A JP S6030223A
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receiver
information
helmet
power switch
code
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Inventor
Kazutada Azuma
一忠 東
Shoichi Yasuda
保田 省一
Hideo Okada
英生 岡田
Nobutoshi Gako
宣捷 賀好
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Sharp Corp
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    • HELECTRICITY
    • H01ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
    • H01QANTENNAS, i.e. RADIO AERIALS
    • H01Q1/00Details of, or arrangements associated with, antennas
    • H01Q1/27Adaptation for use in or on movable bodies
    • H01Q1/273Adaptation for carrying or wearing by persons or animals
    • H01Q1/276Adaptation for carrying or wearing by persons or animals for mounting on helmets
    • HELECTRICITY
    • H04ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
    • H04BTRANSMISSION
    • H04B1/00Details of transmission systems, not covered by a single one of groups H04B3/00 - H04B13/00; Details of transmission systems not characterised by the medium used for transmission
    • H04B1/06Receivers
    • H04B1/08Constructional details, e.g. cabinet
    • HELECTRICITY
    • H04ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
    • H04WWIRELESS COMMUNICATION NETWORKS
    • H04W52/00Power management, e.g. TPC [Transmission Power Control], power saving or power classes
    • H04W52/02Power saving arrangements
    • H04W52/0209Power saving arrangements in terminal devices
    • H04W52/0251Power saving arrangements in terminal devices using monitoring of local events, e.g. events related to user activity
    • H04W52/0254Power saving arrangements in terminal devices using monitoring of local events, e.g. events related to user activity detecting a user operation or a tactile contact or a motion of the device
    • YGENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
    • Y02TECHNOLOGIES OR APPLICATIONS FOR MITIGATION OR ADAPTATION AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE
    • Y02DCLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION TECHNOLOGIES IN INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES [ICT], I.E. INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES AIMING AT THE REDUCTION OF THEIR OWN ENERGY USE
    • Y02D30/00Reducing energy consumption in communication networks
    • Y02D30/70Reducing energy consumption in communication networks in wireless communication networks

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Abstract

PURPOSE:To turn on the power switch of a receiver without fail when an information is received by providing a switch means which operates to power on or off the receiver according to the wearing of a helmet or not. CONSTITUTION:When a player wears the helmet 1, the changeover lever 411 of the power switch 41 is pressed by the temple through a cushion 11 against the energizing force of a spring to close the power switch 41. At this time, the receiver is powered on by a source battery 4 to get ready to receive indication information from a transmitter that a manager carries. When indication information is transmitted by the transmitter, the receiver converts the received indication information into voice information, which is transmitted to the player through a speaker 5. When the player takes off the helmet, the changeover lever 411 of the power switch 41 is energized by the spring to return to the original position and the power switch is opened to stop powering on the receiver.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 技術分野 本究明は、情報伝達用受1M装置、より詳しくは、送信
機からの情報を行用に変換して1べ達するようにした情
報伝送用受信装置に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Technical Field The present invention relates to a receiving device for transmitting information, and more particularly, to a receiving device for transmitting information that converts information from a transmitter into a line signal and transmits the same.

従来技iホj 例えば、野球などの運動競技に2いては、監督から選手
に指示をサインとして伝える必要が生じるが、従来では
これを監督の身振りによって行なっているので、イ′1
」手チームtic ”J゛インI/i谷を知られたり、
また、サインの確認に手間取るなどのtbノ題点がめっ
た。
Conventional Techniques For example, in athletic competitions such as baseball, it is necessary for the coach to convey instructions to the players as signs, but traditionally this is done through the coach's gestures, so
"Hand team tic" J゛in I/i Valley was known,
Also, I encountered a lot of problems, such as having to take time to confirm the signature.

この問題点を+Mj消するために、例えば、監督と選手
の間で照線送惜により情報の伝達全行なう装置が提案ぜ
れている。これは、監督が持つ送信機に2いて所要の指
示をコード化して無線送信し、選手が持つ父伯イ凌にお
いて、受信したコード情報を所要の化7F、情報に変換
し、これを音声に斐えて選手に伝達する。
In order to eliminate this problem, for example, a device has been proposed in which all information is transmitted between the manager and the players by direct communication. This involves using a transmitter held by the coach to code the necessary instructions and transmitting them wirelessly, and the player's father, Yi Ling, converting the received code information into the required information and converting it into audio. This will be communicated to the players.

しかるに、この装置においては、選手が付つ受1ぎ1浅
の″ItL源’iu: ’IIII!のスイッチのU旧
■を選手の手動操作により行なうようにしているので、
例えば、野球の場合には、選手が千J’J渭に立つとぎ
に手渡たされた父槽様のスイッチ金入れるのを忘れるこ
とがあり、−リインの1ム達かイ1なえないという不都
合を生じることがめる。
However, in this device, the player manually operates the switch ``ItL source'iu: 'III!'' at the first step of the first step, so that
For example, in the case of baseball, players sometimes forget to turn on the switch that is handed to them when they are standing at the edge of the field, and it is said that only the first players on the line can lose their power. This may cause inconvenience.

目的 本発明は上1j附8J廟点に鑑与てなされたものでるシ
、その1」的は、・1青報の受信に際しては受信機の電
源ヌイツfが必プ゛投入されるようにしグヒii!f報
伝達用受信長属を提供することでめる。
Purpose The present invention has been made in consideration of the above 1j appendix 8j.Purpose 1 is to ensure that the power supply f of the receiver is turned on when receiving a blue report. ii! This can be achieved by providing a reception length attribute for f-report transmission.

要旨 帽子と、この帽子に設けられて種4の1肖報を伝達する
情報伝達用受信機と、上記帽子に設けられて帽子の肩脱
に従って上記受信機への給電全開閉するスイッチ手段と
を’vrtjえたこと全特徴とする。
A hat, an information transmitting receiver provided on the hat for transmitting species 4, 1 portraits, and a switch means provided on the hat for fully opening and closing the power supply to the receiver as the hat is removed from the shoulder. 'vrtj has all the features.

夾施例 以下、本発明の一実施例を説明する。impeachment example An embodiment of the present invention will be described below.

第1図に示すように、1は野球の打者か打席に立つとき
にかぶるヘルメッ1−である。このヘルメット1の内壁
下ym1部で且つヘルメット1を選手がかぶったときに
蔗手の耳の近辺になる位111に、受1d回路部2、デ
ィジタル信−号処理部3、電源電池4並びにヌピーカ5
かヘルメット1の内壁に’M’ jiXして収フ(=J
けられる。6はヘルメット1の内へkに沿って周回する
ように張られたアンテナでるり、このアンテナ6は受信
回路部2に汝11元される。上述の受イぎ回路部2、デ
ィンタル1iEi−号処し!4!部3、電源1胱7也4
、ヌピーカ5並びにアンテナ6は↑東4のサインを受信
する情報伝達用受信機10を構成する。
As shown in FIG. 1, 1 is a helmet worn by baseball batters when they stand at bat. A receiver 1d circuit section 2, a digital signal processing section 3, a power supply battery 4, and a Nupika are installed at the lower part of the inner wall of the helmet 1 in the ym 1 section and at a position 111 near the ears of the player when the helmet 1 is worn. 5
Or put 'M' jiX on the inner wall of helmet 1 and store it (=J
I get kicked. Reference numeral 6 denotes an antenna extending inside the helmet 1 so as to circulate along the direction k, and this antenna 6 is connected to the receiving circuit section 2. The above-mentioned receiving circuit section 2, digital 1iEi-number treatment! 4! Part 3, power supply 1 bladder 7ya 4
, Nupica 5, and antenna 6 constitute an information transmitting receiver 10 that receives the sign of ↑East 4.

第2図は上述の情報伝達力」受信機10の回路構成を示
している。アンテナ6は受信回路部2の入力端子2aに
J炙続され、受1d回路部2の呂力踊;子2bはディジ
タル括す処理部3の入力端子3aに接続され、テ゛イシ
タル制号処理部3の出力端子3bはヌピーカ5にJ安心
シされる。17辷、電源電池4の出力端子4aは、スイ
ッチ41を弁じて、受槽回路部2とディジタル1ぎ号処
理部3に給電するように、受1占回路部2の電源端子2
C及びディジクル1ぎ号処理部3の電源端子3C,3d
に夫々接続ざ、11−6 。
FIG. 2 shows the circuit configuration of the above-mentioned information transmission receiver 10. The antenna 6 is connected to the input terminal 2a of the receiving circuit section 2, and the antenna 6 is connected to the input terminal 3a of the digital signal processing section 3, and the antenna 6 is connected to the input terminal 3a of the digital signal processing section 3, and the antenna 6 is connected to the input terminal 2a of the receiving circuit section 2. Terminal 3b is connected to Nupica 5. 17, the output terminal 4a of the power supply battery 4 is connected to the power supply terminal 2 of the receiver circuit section 2 so that the switch 41 is operated to supply power to the receiver circuit section 2 and the digital 1st signal processing section 3.
C and power terminals 3C and 3d of digital number 1 processing section 3
11-6.

ディンタル簡号処理部3は、ワンチップのマイクロコン
ピュータ31と、このマイクロコンピュータ31の動作
手順全記憶し/ζζブロクラム OMB2と、rイ戸情
m ’k 記’l:i した音声ROM33と、音声合
成回路34とからイ1豹戊される。このディジタル悟−
号処理部3においては、上述の端子3aがマイクロコン
ヒュ〜り31の入力端子31aに)及続すレ、マイクロ
コンピュータ31の出力端子31bが音声合成回路34
0入力端子34aに接続され、音声合成回路34の出力
4111子341)が上述の端子3bに接続される。上
述の端子3Cはマイクロコンピュータ31の゛電源端子
31Cに扱6℃されるとともに、プロクラムROM 3
2の′電磁端子32aに接続される。葦だ、上述の端子
3dは音声合成回路34の電源端子34Cと性用R(J
M33の゛電源端子33aに援纜される。さらに、マイ
クロコンピュータ31の端子31(IVこブロクラム1
ζ0M32の端子32bが接続され、音声合成回路34
の端子34dK音声R(JM33の端子33bか接続さ
れる。
The digital code processing unit 3 includes a one-chip microcomputer 31, a block diagram OMB2 that stores all the operating procedures of the microcomputer 31, an audio ROM 33 that stores the entire operating procedure of the microcomputer 31, and an audio ROM 33 that stores the entire operating procedure of the microcomputer 31. It is extracted from the synthesis circuit 34. This digital enlightenment
In the signal processing section 3, the above-mentioned terminal 3a is connected to the input terminal 31a of the microcomputer 31, and the output terminal 31b of the microcomputer 31 is connected to the speech synthesis circuit 34.
0 input terminal 34a, and the output 4111 (341) of the speech synthesis circuit 34 is connected to the above-mentioned terminal 3b. The above-mentioned terminal 3C is treated as the power supply terminal 31C of the microcomputer 31 and is connected to the program ROM 3 at 6°C.
2' electromagnetic terminal 32a. Yes, the above-mentioned terminal 3d is connected to the power supply terminal 34C of the speech synthesis circuit 34 and the terminal R (J
It is connected to the power supply terminal 33a of M33. Furthermore, the terminal 31 of the microcomputer 31 (IV block 1
The terminal 32b of ζ0M32 is connected, and the voice synthesis circuit 34
terminal 34dK audio R (connected to terminal 33b of JM33).

表−1 表−2 上述の情報伝達用父1帽浅に情報を送置する送信機(小
国iJ’s )においては、表−1に示すコード変換表
の情報を記″(、ばして駁さ、個別的に選択された]1
コ示情報に月見τするコード忙コード変換表から読み出
して送信する。そして、受徊嘘では、このコード情報忙
アンテナ6會升して受信回路2で受口し、ディジタル信
号処理部3において、このコードを識別するとともに、
あら7J)じめ記゛障しておいた表−2VC示すコード
逆変換表の情報により受信したコードに苅応する音声制
御it号を読み出して音声合成回路34に与える。そし
て、音声合成回路34では、この音声制伺1信号にメ」
応して音声lく0M33より所要の音声全元止するのに
必要な情報を読与出し、音声槽号金合成してスピー全元
金元音させる。すなわち、この場合の指示情報の送受1
Hに2いては、指示IIq報→コード送1a→コード受
信→音声1伺1lllI伯号→音声という過程をとる。
Table-1 Table-2 In the above-mentioned transmitter (Oguni iJ's) that transmits information in a shallow manner, the information in the code conversion table shown in Table-1 is recorded. Refusal, individually selected]1
Read the code from the busy code conversion table and send it to the displayed information. Then, when receiving a lie, this code information is sent to six antennas and received by the receiving circuit 2, and the digital signal processing section 3 identifies this code.
7J) Based on the information in the code inverse conversion table shown in Table 2VC that was previously recorded, the voice control code corresponding to the received code is read out and given to the voice synthesis circuit 34. Then, in the voice synthesis circuit 34, a message is sent to this voice control signal 1.
In response, the information necessary to stop the required voice from the voice 10M33 is read out, and the voice is synthesized to make the voice all the original. In other words, the transmission and reception of instruction information 1 in this case
In H2, the process is as follows: instruction IIq report → code transmission 1a → code reception → audio 1 1lll I buraku → audio.

な2、表−1及び表−2でぼ、411示1肖報全15棟
知としたので、4ピッ1−で横j戊されゐコード音用い
ているが、指示情報のすべてを・表現し得るのに必要な
ビット数ケ用意でされは何ビットで構成してもよい。ま
た、誤ま)訂正イ〕・−υ°やコードの最初でるること
を示すスタートビット ードの最後であることr7Jりすヌトツブビツl”4’
? k右J加してコードを構成してもよい。ざらVこ、
これらのコードは、ひとつの指示’lr′f報の送信に
際して1回ノどけ送1Hされる必要はなく、値数回送1
dする方法を採ってもよい。これらのことによシ、受口
(幾はコードの識別回数を増やすことができる7ヒめ、
電送線まり全改善する手段全役けることも可能になる。
2. In Tables 1 and 2, all 15 of the 411 reports were used, so the 4-pitch 1- chord sound is used, but all of the instruction information is expressed. It can be configured with any number of bits as long as it is necessary to do so. Also, the error) Correction A] -υ° or the start bit that indicates the beginning of the code r7Jrisnutotububitsul"4'
? You may add k right J to form a code. Zara Vko,
These codes do not need to be sent 1H once when sending one instruction 'lr'f report, but the value may be sent 1H several times.
d method may also be adopted. In addition to these, there is also a 7th socket that can increase the number of times the code is identified.
It also becomes possible to use all means to improve the transmission line density.

次に、受信機におけるコードの識別方法について一例全
呪明する、、コードの構成を、第3図に示すように、ス
タートピッI− t (;J加して5ピッ1−とする。
Next, we will discuss an example of how to identify a code in a receiver.As shown in FIG. 3, the code structure is as shown in FIG.

葦た、送1ば時の1ビツトの期間をTBとし、受信回路
部2の出力は2j!(信号時は 1でりシ、ヌタービッ
トは 0 とする。マイクロコンピュータ31は、受信
回路mlS2を監視して2夕、時刻10すなわち 1か
ら 0への貧化時刻を検知する。
Let TB be the period of 1 bit during transmission, and the output of the receiving circuit 2 is 2j! (The signal time is set to 1, and the null bit is set to 0. The microcomputer 31 monitors the receiving circuit mlS2 and detects the time 10, that is, the time of deterioration from 1 to 0 on the 2nd evening.

その後、時刻【0からT B / 2の期間後の時刻L
1に再び受信回路部2の出力を調べて 0であるこ(!
: ’ff: lifli mし、スタートビットの検
知を行なう。もし、受信回路ijlS2の出力がj時刻
t1で 0でなければ、難行であるとみなし、スタート
ビット勿待つ状態に仄る。jIS刻【1でスタートピッ
I−であることを確認すると、受信回路部2の出力を」
νJ出]1゛Bの/l!IJ JυJて4回調べ、コー
ドを識別する。第3図の場合には、コードの内容が01
10”でわること全識別する〇 受信回路部2では、アンテナ6に誘起された送信(幾か
らの信号を復調してコード情報全出力する。
Then, at time L after a period of time [0 to T B /2]
1. Check the output of the receiving circuit section 2 again and find that it is 0 (!
: 'ff: lifli m and detects the start bit. If the output of the receiving circuit ijlS2 is not 0 at time j t1, it is regarded as a failure and a state of waiting for the start bit is entered. jIS clock [1] When it is confirmed that the start pitch is I-, the output of the receiving circuit section 2 is
νJ out] 1゛B/l! Check IJ JυJ four times and identify the code. In the case of Figure 3, the code content is 01
Divided by 10" (all identification) The receiving circuit section 2 demodulates the transmission signal induced by the antenna 6 and outputs all code information.

この復.ili’打こは、例えば簡単な構成で比較旧感
度が尚い超再生検波方式を用いる。この方式は占ぐから
用いられておシ、音声信号の場合には受信機入力端での
iri号強度で1011V程度の感度が得られる。他に
ヘテロダイン検波方式などでは111v程度の感度が得
られるが、回路構成が複雑で小型化がiJ唾である。部
品点数で−1(べると、ヘテロゲイン検波方式は超再生
検波方式の5〜10倍必要でるる。互た,音声情報の云
送には最低300〜3K H z の周波数帯域を必要
とするが、木究明に2けるディジタル伝送では、例えは
伝送速度全100ビット毎秒とすると、信−号の基本/
i’J波数の最大が5QHzでその3次高調波葦で含め
ても150Hz以下の周波数帯域で済み、音声情報の場
合に1咬べて1720以下でめる。逆の見方をすれは、
受信機側では信号の通過帯域IIIliiを1/20に
狭めることがでさる訳でめシ、その分感度か長くなる。
This revenge. For example, a super re-biopsy wave method which has a simple configuration and is still less sensitive than the old one is used for the ili' injection. This method is used for fortune-telling, and in the case of audio signals, a sensitivity of about 1011 V can be obtained at the IRI signal strength at the input terminal of the receiver. Another method, such as a heterodyne detection method, provides a sensitivity of about 111V, but the circuit configuration is complicated and miniaturization is difficult. In terms of the number of parts, the heterogain detection method requires 5 to 10 times more than the ultra-reproduced wave detection method. On the other hand, the transmission of audio information requires a frequency band of at least 300 to 3 KHz. However, in the case of digital transmission, for example, if the total transmission speed is 100 bits per second, the basic /
The maximum i'J wave number is 5QHz, and even if its third harmonic is included, the frequency band will be 150Hz or less, and in the case of audio information, it will be 1720 or less. If you look at it the other way,
On the receiver side, the signal passband IIIlii can be narrowed to 1/20, which increases the sensitivity accordingly.

便って、例えば′電波法で定める電波型式A2の変調に
すると、上記超再生検波方式の受信回路の特性は第4図
のり1」<得られ、ビット誤り率10−4時の受信感/
l!(は1〜2μVが得られることになる。さらに、上
He受伯回路はチップ部品を用いれば、容積が2 0 
X 2 0 X 4 mm3程度の大きさに作成が可能
で、必要ならばハイブリッドICで形成することもでき
る。したがって、小型で高感度の受1d回路が実現でき
る。
For example, if we modulate the radio wave type A2 specified by the Radio Law, the characteristics of the receiver circuit of the ultra-reproduced wave method described above are obtained as shown in Fig. 4, and the reception feeling at a bit error rate of 10-4 is
l! (A voltage of 1 to 2 μV can be obtained.Furthermore, if chip parts are used for the above He-electronic circuit, the volume will be reduced to 20 μV.)
It can be made to a size of approximately X 20 X 4 mm3, and can be formed using a hybrid IC if necessary. Therefore, a small and highly sensitive receiver 1d circuit can be realized.

第5図は上述の情報伝達用受信機′ff:匍えたヘルメ
ットのm lIllI k示しておシ、ヘルメット1の
内壁下端部の周囲に沿ってクッション11が貼9イ1]
けられる。そして、上述の電源スィッチ41が、このヘ
ルメット1の内壁下端部で且つヘルメツl−1を選手が
かぶったときにクッション11を介して11111頭部
に当る位置で且つ上記受信機の取(=J重置きは力面側
の位置で、クッション11の切欠部113とヘルメツ1
−1の内壁面1aとで形成される空間に、ヘルメット1
の内壁面1aに密着して収りイ1Jけられる。
FIG. 5 shows the above-mentioned information transmitting receiver 'ff: a helmet with a cushion 11 attached along the periphery of the lower end of the inner wall of the helmet 1].
I get kicked. The above-mentioned power switch 41 is located at the lower end of the inner wall of this helmet 1 and at a position where it hits the 11111 head via the cushion 11 when the helmet 1-1 is worn by the athlete, and at the receiver mounting point (=J The stacking position is on the force side, and the notch 113 of the cushion 11 and the helmet 1
-1 in the space formed by the inner wall surface 1a of the helmet 1.
It fits tightly against the inner wall surface 1a of the 1J.

第6図は′市源ヌイツチ41のヘルメット1への取り付
は部分を詳細に示して3シ、′電源ヌーrツチ41の底
面41aがヘルメット1の内壁面1a上に固着される。
FIG. 6 shows in detail how the power supply nut 41 is attached to the helmet 1, and the bottom surface 41a of the power supply nut 41 is fixed on the inner wall surface 1a of the helmet 1.

’rli源ヌイツチ41は切換レバ一式であり、この切
換レバー411をスイッチ41の内部のバネ(不図示)
の付勢に抗して押し下げることにより電源スィッチ41
がa」じ、切換レバー411をバネの付勢によシ元の位
置に戻すと電源スィッチ41が開くようになっている。
'rli source switch 41 is a set of switching levers, and this switching lever 411 is connected by a spring (not shown) inside the switch 41.
The power switch 41 is pressed down against the bias of the power switch 41.
At the same time, when the switching lever 411 is returned to its original position by the force of the spring, the power switch 41 opens.

′電源スイッチ41の切換レバー411は頭部上面41
1aが平面状で、この切換レバー411の頭部上面41
1aにクッション11の切欠面11aが接触する。
'The switching lever 411 of the power switch 41 is located on the top surface 41 of the head.
1a is flat, and the top surface 41 of the head of this switching lever 411
The cutout surface 11a of the cushion 11 contacts 1a.

いま、選手がヘルメット1を頭にかぶると、選手の側頭
部によシクッション11を介して電源スィッチ41の切
換レバー411がバネの付勢に抗して押され、電源スィ
ッチ41が閉じられる。このとき、上述の受信機に電源
電池4から給電され、監督が持つ送信機からの指示情報
を受信できる状態になる。そして、送信機から指示情報
が送信されると受信機では上述の方法で受信した指示情
報全音声情報に友換してヌピーカ5Vc、J:り選手に
伝達する。選手がヘルメット1を脱ぐと、″市源ヌイツ
チ41の切換レバー411がバネの付勢によシ元の立置
へ戻されて電源スイッチ41が開き、受信機への給電が
停止される。このように、受信機への給電が、手動操作
を要することなくヘルメットを頭にかぶることによ)行
なわれる。
Now, when the player puts the helmet 1 on his head, the switching lever 411 of the power switch 41 is pushed by the side of the player's head via the cushion 11 against the bias of the spring, and the power switch 41 is closed. . At this time, power is supplied to the above-mentioned receiver from the power supply battery 4, and the receiver becomes ready to receive instruction information from the transmitter held by the director. Then, when the instruction information is transmitted from the transmitter, the receiver converts the instruction information received in the above-described manner into all voice information and transmits it to the player. When the athlete takes off the helmet 1, the switching lever 411 of the Ichigen Nuittsuchi 41 is returned to its original upright position by the force of the spring, the power switch 41 is opened, and the power supply to the receiver is stopped. As such, powering the receiver is accomplished by placing the helmet on the head without requiring any manual intervention.

な2、上記実施例では受1ぎ磯を野球のヘルメットに取
シ付けた場合であるが、本開明はヘルメットを含む帽子
に受1d機を収り何けた場合に通用での情報を1ム達す
るための受信機と、この受信イ賎へ給′屯する電源装置
と受信機との従続を開閉するスイッチ手段と葡帽子に1
iiiえ、この帽子をノdルすると上記スイッチ手段が
閉じて上記受信機へ給電が行なわれ、この帽子を脱ぐと
上記スイッチ手段が開いて上記受11磯への胎′直が停
止するようにしたから、情報の伝達に際しては受1百機
に必らず給゛屯が行なわれ、スイッチの入れ忘れによシ
情報の伝達が行なえないという事態を防止することがで
きる。
2. In the above embodiment, the Uke 1 d device is attached to a baseball helmet, but in the present invention, when the Uke 1 d device is fitted into a hat including a helmet, the information can be stored in 1 module. a receiver for reaching the receiver, a power supply device for supplying the receiver, a switch means for opening and closing the connection between the receiver and the receiver;
iii. When the hat is noddled, the switch means closes and power is supplied to the receiver, and when the hat is removed, the switch means opens and the feeding to the shore of the receiver 11 is stopped. Therefore, when transmitting information, the transmission is carried out without fail to the 100 receiving machines, and it is possible to prevent the situation where information cannot be transmitted due to forgetting to turn on the switch.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of drawings]

第1図は情報体逆用受信機をviiiえたヘルメットを
示ず斜視図、第2図は情報伝達用受信様の回路構成を示
すブロック図、第3図はコードのi’+’/j I戊を
示すタイムチャート、第4図はw +q」:生検波方式
の受1a回路の特性を示すグラフ、第5園rri、情報
伝達用受信機を備えたヘルメッ1−の裏側を示す図、第
6図は第5図の部分詳細図である。 1・・・ヘルメット、 2・・・受信回路部、 3・・
・ディジタル信号処理部、 4・・・電源電池、5・・
・ヌピーカ、 6・・・アンテナ、10・・・情報伝達
用受14機、41・・・スイッチ。 特許出願人 シャープ株式会社 代理人弁理士青山 葆外2名 第4図 0 1 2(dす
Fig. 1 is a perspective view (not showing the helmet) equipped with a receiver for information carrier reverse use, Fig. 2 is a block diagram showing the circuit configuration for information transmission reception, and Fig. 3 is a code i'+'/j I Figure 4 is a time chart showing ``w + q'': a graph showing the characteristics of the receiver 1a circuit of the biopsy wave method, the 5th garden rri, a diagram showing the back side of the helmet 1- equipped with the receiver for information transmission, Figure 4 FIG. 6 is a partially detailed view of FIG. 5. 1... Helmet, 2... Receiving circuit section, 3...
・Digital signal processing unit, 4...Power battery, 5...
・Nupika, 6... Antenna, 10... 14 information transmission receivers, 41... Switch. Patent Applicant Sharp Co., Ltd. Representative Patent Attorney Aoyama Sogai (2 persons) Figure 4 0 1 2 (dsu)

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] ■ 帽子と、この帽子に設けられて種々の情報fr:伝
達する情報伝達用受信機と、上記帽子に設けられて帽子
の眉脱に従って上記受信機への胎′屯を開閉するスイッ
チ手段とを備えたことを特徴とする情報伝達用受信装置
■ A hat, an information transmitting receiver provided on the hat for transmitting various information, and a switch means provided on the hat for opening and closing the terminal to the receiver according to the removal of the eyebrows of the hat. A receiving device for information transmission characterized by comprising:
JP58139138A 1983-07-28 1983-07-28 Receiver for information transmission Pending JPS6030223A (en)

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