JPS6118249A - Telephone set mounting stand - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To simplify the mounting/demounting by adjusting a mounting plate to a desired angle position and fitting the plate with turning operation between a lock release position and locking position of an operating lever. CONSTITUTION:In placing an operating lever 5 to the lock release position, a nut block 7 is moved left, a right side hinge bearing 2a of a moving plate 2 is released from the tightening state and made slidable. The moving plate 2 is stopped to a desired angle position in this state and fixed tentatively. In turning the operating lever 5 to the lock position 5', the nut block 7 is moved right to depress a hinge bearing part 2a of the moving plate 2. As a result, a serration joint of a couple of turning lock members 6, 6 is fixed in the locking state and the moving plate 2 is tightened and fixed at a desired angular position.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to a telephone mount, and particularly to a structure of a mount that is highly useful when mounting a telephone on a mobile object such as an automobile.

Generally, when a telephone is attached to a mobile object such as a car, the place where the telephone is attached varies depending on the manufacturer and the type of car, and is not fixed. Therefore, this type of telephone mounting stand is capable of easily mounting a telephone in a variety of mounting locations, as well as adjusting the mounting position of the telephone to a desired normal position. It is desirable that the telephone set has a structure that allows for easy installation and removal.

[Conventional technology]

A conventional telephone mount is a hinge type in which a mounting plate for directly mounting the telephone and a fixed board for fixing the mount itself to the mounting location are connected via a hinge part (hinge structure). There are some types that are connected via a ball-and-socket joint.However, in the case of the former, the phone mounting plate needs to be fixed by adjusting it to the desired angular position with respect to the fixed board. When adjusting the mounting plate with one hand.

Hold it in place, and use a tool such as a screwdriver to tighten the fastening screws provided at both ends of the hinge shaft with your other hand. In the latter case, the phone mounting plate can be tilted in any direction with respect to the fixed board, but due to the structure of the ball-and-socket joint, the angle of inclination of the mounting plate is limited to a small range, and the mounting plate cannot be fixed. In this case, it is necessary to tighten the fixing nut member by hand or using a tool.

[Problem that the invention seeks to solve]

In the above-mentioned conventional telephone mounts, in the case of the hinge type, it is necessary to use both hands and tools when adjusting and fixing the mounting plate, so there is a problem that the adjustment and fixing operations are complicated and difficult to perform. Further, in the case of the above-mentioned ball and socket joint type, ``As mentioned above, due to its structure, it has the advantage that the mounting plate can be tilted in any direction, but the angle of inclination of the mounting plate is small.

For example, the diameter is limited to about 30 to 40", and even if a part of the ball holder is cut out to solve this problem, the diameter is at most 120" in one direction.
You can only get an adjustment angle of ~130”,
There is a problem that the degree of freedom in mounting is small, and since the mounting plate is fixed by fixing the sphere, there is also the problem that the degree of fixation is insufficient and tends to become unstable.

Further, it is desirable that this type of telephone mount has a structure that prevents telephone theft and makes effective use of the telephone. For example, when a car is parked for a long period of time, theft can be prevented by removing the phone from its mount and storing it in the trunk of the car, or by taking it into the house.

For example, when transferring from a car to a leisure port, one phone can be used effectively by attaching the phone in the car to a leisure boat. In order to take measures against the molten layer and make effective use of the device, it is required that the mount has a structure that allows the telephone to be simply and easily attached and detached.

However, all of the above-mentioned conventional mounts have a problem in that sufficient consideration has not been given to countermeasures against theft and effective use.

[Means for solving problems]

The present invention provides a telephone mount that solves the above-mentioned problems, and includes a mounting plate on which a telephone is directly mounted, a mounting plate that accommodates the mounting plate so that it can be slidably inserted, and a desired insertion position. An adjustable telephone mount comprising a movable plate that can be fixed at a fixed position, and a fixed base that is connected to the movable plate via a rotational hinge part and that can fix the movable plate at a desired rotational position. , the hinge portion is composed of a hinge bearing portion protruding from one edge of the fixed substrate, a hinge shaft supported by the hinge bearing portion, and a hinge bearing portion protruding from one edge of the movable plate; A rotation operating lever is fixed to the shaft end so that its relative position can be changed around the axis of the hinge shaft, and a nut is screwed into a transfer screw portion formed on the hinge shaft facing the outer end surface of the movable plate hinge bearing portion. A pair of rotation stops into which a block is inserted and arranged, and a serration joint is provided between the inner end surface of the fixed board hinge bearing portion and the opposing inner end surface of the movable plate hinge bearing portion to enable coupling and sliding movement between the two. A member is disposed in a loose fit on the hinge shaft, and a spring means is disposed at the free end of the hinge shaft so that the movable plate hinge bearing portion is always connected to the fixed base plate hinge bearing portion along the hinge axis. When the serration joint is slidable, the movable plate can be adjusted in rotation and temporarily fixed in accordance with the rotation operation of the hinge shaft in a fixed position by the operation lever;
A telephone mount is provided which is configured to ensure an integral coupling action between the rotary plate and the fixed base plate when engaged, and whose angle can be freely adjusted.

More specifically, in this telephone mount, the fixed base plate is formed with a pair of first and second hinge bearing parts at both ends of one edge thereof, and the movable plate is formed at one end of the fixed base plate. First and second hinge bearing parts are formed at a predetermined interval in a middle part of the edge so as to be able to intervene between the first and second hinge bearing parts of the fixed substrate, and the hinge shaft is formed to have a head. and is inserted from the first hinge bearing side of the fixed board and is mounted by penetrating the second hinge bearing part of the fixed board, and the rotation operating lever has serrations on the outer end of the hinge shaft head. A pair of rotation preventing members having the serration joint are fixedly fixed through a joint and are disposed between the first hinge bearing portions of the fixed plate and the movable plate, and the first and second rotation preventing members of the movable plate The spring means is disposed between the second hinge bearing portion of the fixed base plate and the second hinge bearing portion of the movable plate, and the spring means is disposed between the second hinge bearing portion of the fixed base plate and the second hinge bearing portion of the movable plate. A pair of female guide grooves are provided in one direction on the upper surface of the writable writing plate, and guide rails that can be slidably fitted into the female guide grooves are provided on both sides of the lower surface of the mounting plate, Furthermore, by providing one fixing screw hole in the center of the movable plate and a threaded rod with a knob that is screwed into the fixing screw hole from below and can be moved up and down, the attachment can be fixed in cooperation with the female guide groove and the guide rail. It is preferable that the plate be configured to be integrally fixed to the movable plate.

Preferably, the telephone mounting plate is formed with a plurality of two groups of mounting holes that allow the telephone to be mounted and changed in two orthogonal directions.

Furthermore, the telephone mounting plate has a square planar shape, and a pair of guide rails are provided on the outer side of the plate in two directions at an angle of 90 degrees, each of which can be slidably fitted into the female guide groove of the movable plate. Preferably, it is formed by

[For production]

, the above-mentioned mounting base is capable of rotationally setting the movable plate to a desired angular position when the operating lever is released, and the movable plate is temporarily fixed at the set position by the serration joint under the biasing action of the spring means, and then By rotating the operating lever to the lock position, the serration eye joint is engaged and fixed, thereby integrally fixing the movable plate to the fixed base plate at the set position. Furthermore, the relative position of the operating lever relative to the hinge shaft can be easily changed to a position where it is easiest to rotate the operating lever with respect to the hinge shaft. Furthermore, after the mounting plate is slidably fitted into the movable plate and the end of its lower surface passes the tip of the press screw, it can be fixed to the movable plate by the press screw at any fitting position, and Conversely, it can be easily removed from the movable plate by loosening the pressing screw. Further, the mounting plate allows the telephone to be mounted in two directions at approximately 90° with respect to the mounting plate.

〔Example〕

Embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings.

FIGS. 1 to 9 are diagrams for explaining the first embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 10 is a diagram showing the main parts of the second embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an example of how a telephone is mounted using the mounting base of the present invention.

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an assembly diagram of the first embodiment, (a)
is its plan view, (b) is a right side view seen from the direction of arrow a in (i'), r is a sectional view taken along the A1-A2 line in (a), and (b) is the bottom surface seen from the direction of arrow a in (b). It is a diagram. When looking at Figure 1 (A), the left hand side is the left side of this embodiment and its components.

The right hand side will be called the right side, the upper side will be called the rear side, and the lower side will be called the front side.

As shown in FIG. 1, this embodiment mainly includes a fixed substrate 1 and a central axis α
A movable plate 2 rotatably and fixedly connected to the rotary shaft, a telephone mounting plate 6 that is slidably fitted into the movable plate 2 and fixed by a thumb suppression screw 9, and a telephone mounting plate 6 that penetrates into the hinge portion 20 and rotates. A movably inserted hinge shaft 4, a rotation operation lever 5 fixed to the shaft end of the hinge shaft 4, a right end hinge bearing portion 1a of the rotating board 1, and a right hinge bearing portion 2a of the movable plate 2. a pair of anti-rotation members 6.6 which are loosely fitted to the hinge shaft and have a serrated joint 6b; A compression coil spring is interposed between a nut block 7 screwed into the transfer screw portion 4C, and a compression coil spring interposed between the left hinge bearing portion 2b of the movable plate 2 and the left end hinge bearing portion 1b of the fixed base plate 1. (Spring means) 8. Oka, numerals 10 and 11 respectively indicate a hexagon socket head bolt and a spring washer for fixing the operating lever 5, and 12, 13, and 14 respectively.
15 and 16 respectively show a flat washer, a spring washer, and a hexagon socket head bolt attached to the free end of the hinge shaft 4, and 15 and 16 are hexagon socket head bolts for mounting and fixing a telephone (not shown) on the mounting plate 3. and spring washer are shown respectively. Reference numeral 17 is a hexagon socket head bolt used when it is necessary to fix the mounting plate 3 to the movable plate 2 for a long period of time, but it is not necessary to use it when the mounting plate 6 is occasionally attached and detached together with the telephone. The rotating hinge portion 20 has both hinge bearing portions 1a and 1b of the fixed substrate 1,
It is composed of a hinge shaft 4, a movable plate 20, and both hinge bearing parts 2a and 2b.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the fixed board 1, (A) is a plan view,
(b) is a right side view seen from the direction of arrow a in (a), (-3
is a rear view seen from the direction of the arrow in (6), (→ is a sectional view taken along line B, -82 in (a), and C→ is a sectional view taken along C1-C2m in (a). A T pair of right end hinge bearing portions (first hinge bearing portions) ia and left end hinge bearing portions (second hinge bearing portions) 1b are provided at both left and right end portions of the rear edge side of 1, projecting rearward, and these bearing portions. Bearing holes 1C and 1d are provided in the bearing holes 1C and 1d, respectively, which are penetrated in the direction of the axis α, and a hinge shaft 4 (Fig. 1,
(Fig. 5) is rotatably supported. A recess 1e having a rectangular cross section is formed in the center of the rear edge, and a protrusion 7a of the nut block 7 (FIGS. 1, 1, and 8) is engaged with this recess 1e.

As a result, the nut block 7 is movable in the direction of the axis α, but is fixed in the direction around the axis α. Also,
A housing hole 1f is provided in the central part of the plane and is vertically penetrated, and a knob portion 9a (FIGS. 1 and 9) of a suppressing screw 90 with a knob is accommodated in this housing hole 1f as necessary. . Furthermore, circular mounting holes 1g and oval mounting holes 1h, which are vertically penetrated, are provided in the four corners of the plane, and the fixed board i is fixed to a predetermined mounting location with screws through these mounting holes. . Furthermore, a groove 1j with a square cross section that passes in the vertical direction is provided on the inner i-plane of the right end hinge bearing part, and the square protrusion 6a of the rotation stopper 6 is fitted into this square groove 11 (see FIG. 1). , ゛Figure 7].

As a result, the rotation stopping member 6 is movable in the direction of the axis α, but is fixed in the direction around the axis α.

FIG. 3 is a view showing the movable plate 2, in which (A) is a plan view thereof, (B) is a left side view from the direction of the arrow in (A), and G is a view showing the movable plate 2.
=((A) is a right side view seen from the direction of arrow a in (A), (C)
(6) Glue, -D2 line sectional view a As shown in the figure, a pair of right hinge bearings (hinge bearings of the trestle 1) protrude rearward at the middle part of the rear edge of the movable plate 2 and are spaced at a predetermined interval. 2a and left hinge bearing part (hinge bearing part of i2) 21
) are the left and right hinge bearing parts 1a and 7b of the fixed board 1 mentioned above.
(Fig. 2) It is formed so that it can intervene between the two. These bearing portions 2a and 7b are provided with bearing holes 2c and 2d, respectively, which are drilled through them in the direction of the axis α, and these bearing holes 2c
, 2d, the hinge shaft 4 (Figs. 1 and 5) is rotatably inserted into the outer end surface J of the right hinge bearing portion 2a.
: is provided with a square cross-sectional groove 2e7M that passes in the vertical direction, and the square protrusion 6! of the rotation stopper member 6 is installed in this square groove 2e. is inserted and mounted in exactly the same manner as the fixed substrate 1 shown in FIG. 2 described above (FIGS. 1 and 7).

A pair of mutually parallel female guide grooves 2f extend in the direction of the center line β inside the right and left side edges of the upper surface of the movable plate 2.

2g, and a convex guide portion 2h is formed in the center part n
If necessary, the female guide grooves 2f, 2g and the convex guide portion 2h may be formed in the direction of the centerline θ perpendicular to the centerline β. A vertical screw allowance 2i is provided approximately at the center of the convex guide portion 2h, and the threaded portion 9b of the thumb suppressing screw 9 is screwed into the screw hole 21 from below (Fig. 1, 9). ), #, and the symbol 2j indicate an oblong through hole, and the bolt 1 shown in FIG.
7 is inserted from below as necessary to fix the mounting plate 3.

Figure 4 is a diagram showing the mounting plate 3 for directly mounting a telephone, in which (6) is a plan view, (b) is a right side view seen from the direction of arrow a in (a), and G-4 is C ) B1-E2
It is a line diagram. As shown in the figure, a pair of guide rails 3a and 3b extending in the direction of the center line β and parallel to each other are provided on both right and left sides of the lower surface of the mounting plate 3, and these guide rails 3a
, 3b are formed so as to be slidably fitted into the pair of female guide grooves 2f, 2g of the aforementioned nine movable plate 2 (FIG. 3).
A concave guide portion 3C extending parallel to the center line β is provided at the left and right center portions of the lower surface, and this guide portion 3C is formed so as to be slidably fitted into the convex guide portion 2h (FIG. 3) of the movable plate 2 described above. Two groups of telephone mounting holes (four in each group #i [bottom) 3-1 and 3-2 are provided at the four corners of the flat surface to penetrate in the vertical direction. The bolt 15 shown in FIG. 1 is inserted from below into the mounting hole 3-1 or 3-2 to fix the telephone (not shown) on the mounting plate 3.The mounting hole 3-1 is, for example, This is used when the longitudinal direction of the telephone handset (not shown) is set in the same direction as the center line β, and the mounting hole 3-2 is used when the longitudinal direction of the handset (not shown) is set in the same direction as the center line β. It is used when setting the screw hole (line θ direction).
The bottle 17 shown in FIG. 1 is screwed into this screw hole 3d as necessary, as described above.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the hinge shaft 4, in which (a) is a plan view thereof, and (b) is a right end view as seen from the direction of arrow a in (b). This hinge shaft 4 has a head 4a and a shaft portion 4b integrally formed, and has a transfer screw portion 4C provided approximately at the left and right center of the shaft portion 4b, and a free end having a screw thread portion concentric with the axis α. A screw hole 4d is provided.

As mentioned above, the nut block 7 (
1 and 8) are screwed together, and the screw hole 4dK is formed with a flat washer 12. as shown in FIG. Bolt 1 via spring washer 13
4 is screwed in. A four-ring joint 4e is provided on the outer end surface (right end surface) of the head 4a, and a screw hole 4f in the direction of the axis α is provided at the center thereof. This serrated four-joint 4e has triangular cross-sectional mountain streaks (white streaks) provided radially as shown in the (=) figure. For example, the pressure angle is 45° and the angular pitch on the circumference is 10. It is set to ゜. This serration joint 4e4c operating lever 5
The operating lever 5 is fixed to the head 4a by engaging the serration joint 5b provided in the head and screwing the ports 1 and 0 into the screw holes 4f (FIGS. 1 and 6).

5 FIG. 6 is a diagram showing the rotation operation lever 5, (a)
is a plan view thereof, (→ is a right side view seen from the direction of arrow a in (A), and TERRA is a partial left side view seen from the direction of arrow A in (A). This operating lever 5 is located at its base end (Fig. A bolt insertion hole 5a centered on the axis α is formed in the rear end portion of the bolt, and a serration joint 5b is formed on the left side of the bolt insertion hole 5a.
b is the serration joint 4e (hinge shaft 4) shown in FIG. 5 mentioned above! : all < are formed in the same way. Then, by inserting the bolt 10 (Fig. 1) into the bolt insertion hole 5a from the right side and then screwing it into the hinge shaft 4, the operating lever 5 is attached as described in Fig. 5 (Fig. 1). ; Figure 5).

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing the rotation stopper 6, in which (a) is a front view thereof, (b) is a right end view as seen from the direction of arrow a in (c), and e is a view from the direction of arrow (a) in (a). It is a left end view.

The rotation stopper 6 is formed as a ring-shaped disk as a whole, and has an insertion hole 6C formed in the center thereof through which the hinge shaft 4 (Fig. 1.5) is inserted, and one end surface, that is, in this case, A square protrusion 6a is formed on the left end face, and a serration joint 6b is formed on the other end face, that is, the right end face. The square protrusion 6a is attached to the fixed substrate 1 ($
2) and the movable plate 2 (FIG. 3) so as to be able to fit into square cross-sectional grooves 11 and 2e formed therein, respectively. The serration joint 6b is formed in the same manner as the serration joint 4e formed on the hinge shaft 4 (FIG. 5) described above. These anti-rotation members 6 are used as a pair, and the serration joints are engaged with each other, assembled and bent, and assembled into the rotation hinge portion 20 of FIG. 1 as described above.
One is engaged with the fixed substrate 1 and the other is engaged with the movable plate 2.

FIG. 8 shows the nut block 7, in which (f) is a plan view thereof, and (b) is a right side view seen from the direction of arrow a in (a). The chit block 7 is formed into a cylindrical shape as a whole, and has a rectangular protrusion 7a on a part of its outer periphery, and an axial screw hole 7b in its center. As described above, this nut block 7 is assembled into the rotating hinge portion 20 shown in FIG.
is engaged with the rectangular cross-sectional recess 1e (Fig. 2), and the screw hole 7b
is screwed into the transfer screw portion 4c (FIG. 5) of the hinge shaft 4.

FIG. 9 is a diagram showing the press screw 9 with a knob, (a)
is a front view thereof, and ←) is a plan view seen from the direction of arrow a of 0). The pressing screw 9 is formed by implanting and fixing a threaded portion 9b made of a metal material to a knob portion 9a made of a resin material. Of course, the pressure screws 9 and 9 may be integrally formed only from a metal material or a resin material. As described above, this suppression screw 9 is screwed from below into the threaded allowance 2i (Fig. 3) of the movable plate 2, and plays the role of suppressing and fixing the mounting plate 3 to the movable plate 2 (Fig. 1). ).

This embodiment is constructed as described above, and its operation is as follows. Operation lever 5 shown in Figure 1 (b)
The position indicated by the solid line 5 is set as the unlocked position, and the position indicated by the dashed line 5' is set as the locked position. Note that the rotation angle between the release position and the lock position is set to approximately 90° (for example, an angle slightly smaller than 90°). In this release position, the nut block 7 shown in FIG.
Release a from the tightened state. As a result, the mutually engaged serration joints 6b (Fig. 7) of the pair of rotation stoppers 6.6 of J are in a state where they are pressed against each other only by the biasing force of the compression coil spring 8, and are in a slidable state. Become. and,
When the movable plate 2 is rotated in the state shown in FIG. When it is stopped at the position shown by the dashed line 2', the serration joint 6
At this position, the movable plates 2 engage each other again and are pressed together by the coil spring 8, so that the movable plates 2 are temporarily fixed while being held at this angular position. Next, move the operating lever-5 to
When the nut block 7 is rotated to the lock position (dotted chain line 5') (rotate clockwise to stop), the nut block 7 is moved to the right and the movable plate 2 is rotated as shown in FIG. The hinge bearing portion 2a is pressed against the right side 4, that is, the inner end surface (left end surface) of the head 4d of the hinge shaft 4. As a result, -1 pair of rotation stop members 6. Unless the serrating joint 6b is fixed in the occlusal state, the movable plate 2 is completely tightened and fixed at the desired angular position. In this case, the rotatable angle of the movable plate 20 is 180° with respect to the plate surface of the fixed substrate 1.
It is set to be expandable to a certain degree.

This expansion angle can be further increased by changing the structure of the hinge portion 2.0. In this way, in this embodiment, the movable plate 2 can be temporarily fixed when adjusting the angle of the movable plate 20, so that the ml! I operation and fixing operation can be easily performed with one hand. Further, the mounting plate 3 is attached to the telephone in advance, is slidably fitted into the loading plate 2 which is adjusted and fixed together with the telephone, and is easily fixed by the press screw 9 with a knob. Of course, even when the telephone is attached, the angle of the movable plate 20 can be adjusted in the same manner as described above. Furthermore, after the mounting plate 3 is fitted into the movable plate 2 and its tip passes through the press screw 9, it can be fixed at any position.

Furthermore, as explained in FIG. 4, the telephone can be mounted on the mounting plate 3 in either of two orthogonal directions. Since the operation lever 5 can be installed by changing its relative position with the hinge shaft 4 to any position along the axis α, it can always be placed at the position where it is most easily operated. In this way, this embodiment is very easy to operate, and the telephone can be mounted in a variety of mounting locations.
This makes it possible to expand the range of telephone mounting configurations.

As mentioned above, FIG. 10 is a view showing the main part of the second embodiment of the present invention, that is, the mounting plate 30, in which (a) is a plan view thereof, and (b) is a view seen from the direction of arrow a in (b). Right side view, e
It is a sectional view taken along the line F1-F'2-F57F4 of UJd(1). This embodiment has basically the same structure as the above-mentioned first embodiment (Fig. 1), but the difference from the first embodiment is that this mounting plate! This is different from the mounting plate 3. Therefore, the assembly diagram will be omitted and the explanation will be made using FIG. Two pairs of guide rails 30a and 30b, and 30c and 30d, which are parallel to orthogonal center lines β and θ, respectively, are provided on the outer side, and concave guide portions 30e and 3O are provided along the center lines β and θ.
f are orthogonal to each other at the center of the lower surface and are arranged in a cross shape, and furthermore, telephone mounting holes 30g are penetrated and formed at the four corners. Each pair of guide rails 50a, 50b5, 50c, and 60d1 and concave guide portions 30e and 3Of are formed so as to be slidably inserted into the movable plate 2 of FIG. Therefore, in this embodiment, the mounting plate 60 can be attached to and detached from the movable plate 2 (FIG. 1) from the center line - or θ direction while the mounting plate 30 remains attached and fixed to the telephone (not shown). Since this is possible, the mounting direction of the telephone can be easily changed, which is an advantage.Other functions and effects are the same as those of the first embodiment described above.

FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an example of how a telephone is mounted using the mounting base of the present invention as described above, and shows a case where the telephone is mounted on an automobile. In the figure, reference numeral 40 indicates a mounting base, and 41 indicates a telephone set consisting of a pedestal 41a and a handset 41b. (A) shows a configuration in which a telephone set 41 is mounted on a console box 42 by fixing the mounting base 40t. In this case, adjustment to further increase or decrease the tilt angle of the telephone 41 can be easily performed with one hand as described in the m1 embodiment above. (b) is the angle of armrest 43
A form is shown in which a telephone set 41 is attached by fixing a mounting base 40t to a side wall. In this case, the direction of the telephone 41 with respect to the mounting base 40 is changed by 90' compared to the case (A). 0
→ is a mounting base 40f on the bottom of the instrument panel 44
: Shows the form in which the telephone 41 is fixedly attached. In this case, the upper surface of the fixed substrate 1 of the mounting base 40 is in contact with the lower surface of the panel 44.

2) shows a configuration in which a mounting base 40 is fixed on the front surface of a duplex board 45 and a telephone 41 is mounted. In this case, the mounting direction of the telephone 41 with respect to the mounting base 40 is changed by 180a compared to the case where they face each other.

(E) shows a configuration in which the mounting base 40 is fixed to the horizontal lower surface of the dash board 45 and the telephone 41''f is mounted thereon.

In this case, the mounting direction of the telephone 41 with respect to the mounting base 40 is changed by 180'' compared to the case of →.

C shows a configuration in which a mounting base 40 is fixed to the inclined lower surface of a dash board 45 and a telephone 41 is mounted. In (g), the mounting base 40 is fixed to the top surface of the dash board 45 and the telephone 41 is fixed.
Shows the attached form. Although several representative examples of how telephones are mounted using the mount of the present invention have been shown above, the mount of the present invention can be applied to a wide variety of mounting forms.

〔Effect of the invention〕

As explained in detail above, according to the present invention, the telephone mounting plate can be adjusted to a desired angular position and temporarily fixed at that position by rotating the operation lever between the unlocked position and the locked position. Next, final fixing can be easily operated with one hand, the mounting direction of the telephone to the mounting base can be easily changed in two directions, and furthermore, the relative position of the operating lever to the hinge axis can be changed to the position where it is most easily operated. As a result, the adjustment operation of the telephone installation form is extremely simplified, and the telephone installation form can be diversified over a wide range, that is, the degree of freedom of installation can be greatly increased, which is a great effect.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the first embodiment of the present invention, and when the top view (A), right side view (→), and (-r) sectional view taken along the line A1-A2 are met, the bottom view (ROW) is shown. ), Figure 2 is the first
A diagram showing the fixed board (1) in the figure, and a plan view thereof (A).
, right side view (b), back view c/tsuto, (f) B,
-82 line sectional view (B) and 01-022 line sectional view (E) of (A). Figure 3 is a view showing the movable plate (2) in Figure 1, and its plane. Figure 4 shows the telephone mounting plate (3) in Figure 1. FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a plan view (A), a right side view (B), and a cross-sectional view of E and -E22 in (6). FIG. 5 shows the hinge shaft (4) in FIG. 1. FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a top view (6) and a right end view (B) of the rotary operation lever (6) shown in FIG.
5), showing its top view (A) and right side view (
Figure 7 shows the left side partial view G=().
It is a figure which shows the rotation stopper member (6) of a figure, and is its front view (
6), a right end view (→), and a left end view e→, and FIG. 8 is a diagram showing the nut block (7) t- in FIG. FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a front view (A) and a top view (B) of the pressure screw with knob (9) of FIG. 1; FIG. 1
Figure 0 is a diagram showing the main part (mounting plate 30) of the second embodiment of the present invention, and its top view (6), right side view (0), and (
b) Fl-F2-F'5-Fa i! FIGS. 11(A) to 11(G) are diagrams showing various mounting configurations of telephones using the mounting base of the present invention. 1... Fixed board, 1a... Right end hinge bearing part (first hinge bearing part), 1b... Left end hinge bearing part (
second hinge bearing part), 2... movable plate, 2a.
・Right side hinge bearing part (first hinge bearing part), 2b・
...Left hinge bearing part [second hinge bearing part] 2f, 2
g...Pair of female guide grooves, 2h...Convex guide portion, 21...Screw attachment, 3.30...Telephone mounting hole, 3-1.3-2...Telephone mounting hole, 5a,
3b, 30a, 30b, 30c, 30d・-Guide rail, ! ic, 30e, 30f... concave guide portion,
4...Hinge shaft, 4a...Head, 4b...
・Shaft part, 4c...Transfer screw part, 4e...Serating hand, 5...Rotating operation, <-, 5b...
・Sereshi joint, 6... Rotation stopper member,
6b... Serration joint, 7... Nut block, 8... Compression coil spring (spring means), 9
...Press screw with knob, 20...Rotating hinge part,
40...Telephone mount of the present invention, 41...Telephone.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. A mounting plate to which a telephone is directly mounted, a movable plate that accommodates the mounting plate in a slidable manner and can be fixed at a desired insertion position, and a movable plate that rotates with the movable plate. An adjustable telephone mount comprising a fixed base plate connected via a hinge part and capable of fixing the movable plate at a desired rotational position, the hinge part being a hinge formed protruding from one edge of the fixed base plate. It is composed of a bearing part, a hinge shaft supported by the bearing part, and a hinge bearing part formed protrudingly on one edge of the movable plate, and a rotary operation lever is attached to the shaft end of the hinge shaft and rotates around the axis of the hinge shaft. A nut block is fixed such that its relative position can be changed and is screwed into a transfer screw portion formed on the hinge shaft opposite to the outer end surface of the movable plate hinge bearing portion, and is inserted into the inner end surface of the fixed base plate hinge bearing portion. A pair of anti-rotation members having a serration joint that enables coupling and sliding movement between the inner end surfaces of the movable plate hinge bearing portion facing the movable plate hinge bearing portion are disposed so as to be loosely fitted to the hinge shaft; A spring means is disposed at the free end of the hinge shaft so that the movable plate hinge bearing part is constantly biased against the fixed base plate hinge bearing part along the hinge axis, whereby the operating lever When the serration joint is slidable according to the rotational operation of the hinge shaft in a fixed position, the rotational adjustment and temporary fixation of the movable plate are possible, and when the movable plate is engaged, the integral coupling effect between the rotational plate and the fixed base plate is ensured. 1. A telephone mounting stand whose mounting angle can be adjusted freely. 2. The fixed substrate has first and second hinge bearings formed as a pair at both ends of one edge, and the movable plate has first and second hinge bearings formed at a predetermined interval in the middle of the one edge. A hinge bearing section is formed to be able to intervene between the first and second hinge bearing sections of the fixed substrate, and the hinge shaft is formed with a head and is inserted from the first hinge bearing section side of the fixed substrate. The rotation operation lever is inserted and installed by penetrating the second hinge bearing portion of the fixed board, and the rotation operation lever is fixed to the outer end of the hinge shaft head via a serration joint, and the fixed plate and the movable plate are respectively A pair of rotation stopping members having the serration joint are disposed between the first hinge bearing portions of the
The nut block is disposed between the first and second hinge bearing portions of the movable plate, and the spring means is disposed between the second hinge bearing portion of the fixed base plate and the second hinge bearing portion of the movable plate. Further, the movable plate has a pair of female guide grooves extending in one direction on its upper surface, and the mounting plate has guides on both sides of its lower surface that can be slidably fitted into the female guide grooves. A rail is provided, and a fixing screw hole is provided in the center of the movable plate, and a press screw with a knob that is screwed into the fixing screw hole from below and is movable up and down allows the female guide groove and the guide rail to be connected to each other. 2. The telephone mount according to claim 1, wherein the mounting plate is integrally fixed to the movable plate in cooperation with each other. 3. The telephone mounting stand according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the telephone mounting plate is provided with a plurality of two groups of mounting holes that allow mounting and changing of the telephone in two orthogonal directions. 4. The phone mounting plate has a square planar shape, and a pair of guide rails are provided on the outer side of the phone mounting plate at an angle of 90 degrees in two directions, each of which can be slid into the female guide groove of the movable plate. A telephone mount according to claim 1 or 2.