JPS61122052A - Telephone set mounting device for vehicle - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To securely install a telephone set for a vehicle, and remove the telephone set in one-touch operation, by providing a locking means between a telephone set fixing member and a mounting member. CONSTITUTION:A fixing member 11 to be fixed to a bottom surface of a telephone set is formed with flanges 15 acting as a slider at both side edges thereof, and is also formed with a lock pawl 21 constituting a locking means at one end thereof. A mounting member 31 is formed at its both sides with slide grooves 37 to be engaged with the flanges 15 of the fixing member 11, and is also formed at one end with a hook arm 41 to be engaged with the lock pawl 21. Accordingly, the hook arm 41 of the mounting member 31 may be engaged with the lock pawl 21 of the fixing member 11 by inserting the flanges 15 of the fixing member 11 into the slide grooves 37 of the mounting member 31 and merely advancing the fixing member 11, thus easily coupling both the members 11 and 31. When the fixing member 11 is intended to be removed, a button 53 is depressed to rock the hook arm 41 and thereby disengage the hook arm 41 from the lock pawl 21.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a telephone mounting device that allows a vehicle telephone such as a car telephone to be easily removed from its installed position.

Conventional technology Conventional car telephones are generally fixedly mounted on the center console or floor using a special mounting adapter, and installation and removal is extremely troublesome as it requires the installation and removal of many screws. . That is, the conventional car telephone does not assume that, after it has been installed at a predetermined location, only the telephone main body will be removed from the mount and moved to another location. However, for example, if a person owns two cars, they may need to change one phone to the other car each time, or prevent phone theft (in fact, car phone thefts are already occurring frequently in Europe and America). It would be convenient if I could take it off and store it inside the house at night.

Problems to be Solved by the Invention The problem to be solved by the present invention is how to easily attach and detach a vehicle telephone in order to meet the above-mentioned demands. That is, an object of the present invention is to solve the problem that, while a telephone main body once installed at a predetermined location can be freely removed from the installation location, the telephone must remain immovable and securely fixed during installation. That's the point.

Means for Solving the Problems In order to achieve the above-mentioned objects, the present invention provides a telephone mounting base to be fixed at a predetermined location on the vehicle body, a telephone fixture base to be fixed to the bottom surface of the telephone body. The fixing base is slidably and removably attached to the mounting base, and a locking means for locking the two at a predetermined relative position is provided between the fixing base and the mounting base, A vehicle telephone mounting device is provided which is provided with an unlocking means for releasing the means.

Examples Preferred examples of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

The telephone/mounting device according to the present invention basically includes a fixing base 11 to be attached to the bottom of the telephone main body 1 (FIG. 4);
It has a mounting base 31 to be fixed to a vehicle body, for example, a centerpiece/solde of an automobile. A mounting screw hole (not shown) is formed in the bottom of the telephone main body 1 according to the standard, so a small hole 13 is formed in the fixing base 11 correspondingly, and a set screw 19 (only one is shown). It is fixed to the bottom surface of the telephone main body 1. Therefore, the fixed base 11 moves together with the telephone body when the telephone is moved.

The fixed base 11 has seven flanges 15 on both side edges thereof, which act as sliders. The bottom surface of the fixed base 11 is preferably a concave surface 1
7 so that the head of the set screw 19 does not protrude from the bottom of the fixing base 11.

Moreover, a lip 21 forming a locking means is fixedly provided at the tip of the fixing base 11. The tip of the claw 21 has a tapered surface to facilitate attachment to a hook arm 41, which will be described later.

The mounting base 31 is located at the location where the phone is installed on the vehicle body, as shown in FIG.
For example, the center console is fixed on the chassis. The mounting base 31 has a small hole 35 in its bottom surface 33, through which a set screw 39 (only one is shown) is passed to fix the mounting base 31 to the center console. It is preferable that the small hole 35 be a countersunk hole or a countersunk hole so that the head of the set screw 39 does not protrude.

The mounting base 31 has an open top surface and fixed bases 11 on both sides.
It has a slide groove 37 into which the 7 flange 15 fits. 7
The cross-sectional shapes of the flange 15 and the slide groove 37 are not limited to the rectangular shape shown in the drawings, but may be any slide groove shape such as a foot groove shape. Slide groove 370 Double-sided extension part 41 forming the top plate
As shown in FIG. 3, a recess 43 is formed in the recess 43, into which a spring 45 is fixed. For the spring 45, the fixed base 11 is attached to the mounting base 31.
It is made of a material that lightly touches the upper surface of the 7 langes 15 when it is slid into the interior of the flange to absorb shakes and vibrations of the fixed base 11. It is also possible to provide one or more springs 45 at appropriate positions on both sides of the fixed base 11 when viewed in the sliding direction. However, the strength of the spring 45 must not be large enough to prevent the sliding movement of the fixed base 11.

At the tip of the mounting base 31, there is a flap forming a locking means.

An arm 41 is rotatably attached to the bottle 51. The hook arm 41 has 7. The lock claw 21 provided on the fixing base 11 engages therein. Fu, Ri arm 4
A spring 45 is always biased clockwise toward the lock position # (solid line position in FIG. 2). A push button 53 forming an unlocking means is also engaged with the hook arm 41.

The button 53 is a hole 3 formed on the front edge of the mounting base 31.
4 and extends outward through the hole 3 by the large diameter portion 53A.
From 4 onwards, there will be no withdrawals.

Therefore, by pushing down the push button 53 against the spring 45, the hook arm 41 rotates counterclockwise about the pin 51, and moves to the unlocked position 41 shown in phantom lines in FIG.
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As shown in FIG.
If the lock claw 21 of the fixed base 11 is moved forward by sliding inside, the lock claw 21 of the fixed base 11 will eventually engage the hook 43 of the hook arm 41, and the fixed base 11 will be stopped at that position. When the opening and opening claws 21 are locked to the seven claws 43, the fixed base 11 is no longer attached.
can move, so the telephone main body 1 is fixedly placed in a predetermined position. Also, do you press it when removing the phone body? Press the button 53 to release the lock, then place the phone on the fixing base 1.
1 and pull it out from the mounting base 31.

The inlet opening of the mount 31 is preferably widened in a diverging manner to facilitate insertion of the fixture 11. Further, it is preferable that the bottom plate 33 of the mount is formed as a separate item for assembly and manufacturing purposes.

Effects of the Invention According to the present invention described above, not only can a telephone be installed reliably, but also the telephone once installed can be easily removed with a single touch.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view of a telephone mounting device according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line ■-■ in FIG. 1, FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the main part of FIG. FIG. 2 is a perspective view illustrating a case where a telephone is attached to a center console corner of a car using the attachment device according to the above. 11... Fixed base, 15... 7 lunge, 21... Mouth, claw, 31... Mounting base, 37... Slide groove, 4
1...Full arm, 53...Push button. 1st 11・Fixing base 15・Franz 21・・3 locking claws・・Mounting base 37・Slide groove 41・Hook arm 53 Push &′ th Fig. 3

Claims (1)

[Claims] a telephone mount to be fixed at a predetermined location on the vehicle;
a telephone fixing base to be fixed to the bottom surface of the telephone main body; the fixing base is slidably and removably attached to the mounting base; and a telephone is provided between the fixing base and the mounting base in a predetermined manner. A vehicle telephone mounting device, characterized in that it is provided with a locking means for locking in a relative position and an unlocking means for releasing the locking means.