JPS6119575Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention is a remote control (hereinafter abbreviated as remote control) for electrical equipment such as television receivers.
The present invention relates to a remote control transmitter mounting device for detachably mounting and storing a transmitter.

In the conventional mounting device of this kind, for example, as shown in FIG. 1, a transmitter storage recess 2 is provided in a part of the main body cabinet 1, and a coil spring 3 is attached to the bottom end of the recess 2 so that the transmitter is always projected forward. A transmitter push-out button 4 is provided which is energized so as to push out the transmitter, and a window hole 6 is bored in one side of the recess 2 so as to face the window hole (not shown) of the remote control signal receiver 5. A window hole 7 is also bored in the side surface. Further, two boss portions 8, 8' are integrally formed on the back surface of the storage recess 2, and a shaft receiving fitting 9 bent in an L-shape is attached to the boss portions 8, 8' with screws 10, 10'. It is determined by An L-shaped engagement member 11 having an engagement protrusion 11' at the tip thereof is rotatably supported on the metal fitting 9 with a pin 12 as a fulcrum, and a lock release push button 13 is fitted at the tip. Sliding rod 1
4 is supported slidably back and forth. The sliding rod 14 is always urged forward by a spring 15, and the lock release push button 13
is a window hole 16 pre-drilled in the main body cabinet 1.
exposed at the front of the cabinet. Furthermore, a concave-shaped engaging portion 17 is integrally bent and formed on the sliding rod 14, and a pin 18 at the other end of the engaging member 11 is engaged in the concave portion of the engaging portion 17. .

On the other hand, a protrusion 20 is formed on one side of the transmitting side of the remote control transmitter 19, and an engagement recess 21 is formed on the other side.

FIG. 1 shows the remote control transmitter 19 installed and stored in the transmitter housing recess 2 of the main body cabinet 1. In this case, one end of the transmitter 19 is locked to the locking protrusion 1' of the main body cabinet 1. Further, the other end of the transmitter 19 is connected to the L-shaped engaging member 1 in the engaging recess 21.
The first engaging protrusion 11' is engaged and locked, and as a result, the transmitter 19 is installed in the housing recess 2 of the main body cabinet 1. In such a state, normal channel selection operations can be performed by operating the operation buttons 22 arranged on the front surface of the transmitter 19.

When removing the remote control transmitter 19 from the main cabinet 1, press the lock release push button 13 against the elastic force of the spring 15, and the engaging portion 17 of the sliding rod 14 will engage the engaging pin 18. At the same time, the engaging member 11 is rotated counterclockwise, and the engaging protrusion 11' of the engaging member 11 and the remote control transmitter 19 are rotated.
is disengaged from the engagement recess 21 and unlocked, and at this time the transmitter push button 4 presses the rear surface of the transmitter 19 by the elastic force of the spring 3. As a result, the right half of the transmitter 19 is projected forward as shown by the two-dot chain line, so that the transmitter 19 can be easily removed by grasping the tip.

On the other hand, when attaching and storing the remote control transmitter 19 in the transmitter storage recess 2, the protrusion 2 at one end of the transmitter 19
0 is stored in the recess 2 first, and when the other end of the transmitter 19 is lightly pushed while the protrusion 20 is locked to the locking protrusion 1' of the main body cabinet 1, the L-shaped engaging member 1
1 is brought into contact with the side surface of the transmitter 19 and rotated slightly counterclockwise, and when pushed further, the engaging protrusion 11' of the engaging member 11 will be in the state shown in FIG.
is engaged and locked in the engagement recess 21 on the side surface of the transmitter.

According to the conventional remote control transmitter attachment device, as described above, when the transmitter is stored, the transmitter 19 is attached and held in the storage recess by simply pushing it in lightly, while when the transmitter is taken out, the lock release push button 13 is pressed. However, in such conventional remote control transmitter mounting devices, the transmitter 19 is pushed out to the front and can be easily removed.
A shaft receiving metal fitting 9 must be attached to the back side of the side transmitter housing recess 2, and a sliding rod 14 and an L-shaped engagement member 11 must be attached to the metal fitting to provide a locking mechanism for the remote control transmitter. The device itself became complicated and its assembly workability was extremely poor.

The present invention has been devised in view of these points, and it is an object of the present invention to provide a transmitter mounting device that has an extremely simple configuration and allows a remote control transmitter to be easily mounted and stored.

The present invention will be explained below according to embodiments shown in the drawings. Both FIGS. 2 and 3 show an embodiment of the present invention, particularly when the transmitter is housed, and the same parts as in the conventional example shown in FIG. 1 are given the same reference numerals.

Here, as shown in FIG. 2, a transmitter storage recess 2 is formed in the main body cabinet 1 adjacent to a remote control signal receiver 5 attached to the main body cabinet 1, and a transmitter storage case 23 is placed in the recess 2. It is rotatably supported by two pivots 24, 24' at both ends. Note that, unlike the conventional device, the storage recess 2 is not provided with a lower surface as shown in FIG. 3, so that the storage casing 23 can freely rotate around pivots 24, 24'. Furthermore, a window hole 6 is bored in the side surface of the storage recess 2 facing the receiver 5, and a first click hole 25 and a second click hole 6 are formed in the opposite side surface on the same circumference centered on the pivot 24'. A hole (not shown) is drilled therein.

On the other hand, the transmitter storage case 23 has an open top surface and a side surface adjacent to the receiver 5, so that the remote control transmitter 19 can be stored from the top surface. Further, a ball bearing 26 and a spring 27 constituting a click mechanism are embedded in the opposite side of the storage case 23, and the bearing 26 is usually fitted into a first click hole 25 on the side of the storage recess 2. The storage case 23 is locked at that position. Note that 28 is a handle provided on the front surface of the storage case 23.

When performing an operation such as selecting a channel, first pull the handle 28 on the front of the storage case 23 forward, and the storage case 23 will be rotated by several degrees around the pivots 24, 24'. , the ball bearing 26 is fitted into a second click hole (not shown), and at this time the storage case 23 is locked and held in an inclined position as shown by the two-dot chain line in FIG. Therefore, if the operation button 22 of the remote control transmitter 19 is pressed in this state, the remote control signal emitted from the side of the transmitter 19 will be received by the remote control signal receiver 5 through the window hole 6, and will be received by the remote control signal receiver 5. Therefore, operations such as channel selection can be performed. At this time, remote control transmitter 1
9 from the storage casing 23 and press the operation button 22 from the front of the receiver 5, operations such as channel selection using a normal remote control can be performed.

On the other hand, when storing the remote control transmitter 19, first, the storage case 23 is rotated several degrees forward as shown by the two-dot chain line in FIG. When the machine 19 is stored and the storage case 23 is pushed into the vertical position shown in FIG. 23 is locked and held. In this case, the remote control transmitter 19 is completely housed in the storage case 23 and the main body cabinet 1, and the operation button 2 of the transmitter 19 is
2, 22, etc. do not appear in the foreground, so there is no chance of an unexpected tuning operation caused by a child's prank or some other incident.

According to the remote control transmitter mounting device of the present invention, the transmitter housing is rotatably attached to the front of the main body cabinet as described above, so when the transmitter is not in use, the transmitter is transmitted inside the housing. Not only can you store the transmitter in a stowed state to prevent children from mischief, but you can also operate the transmitter in the stowed state by rotating and pulling out the transmitter along with the housing when performing operations such as selecting a channel. can be done,
In this state, you can also take out the transmitter and operate the remote control.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a plan sectional view of a conventional device, FIG. 2 is a plan sectional view of an embodiment of the device of the present invention, and FIG. 3 is a side sectional view of the same embodiment. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Main body cabinet, 2... Transmitter storage recess, 5... Remote control signal receiver, 19... Remote control transmitter, 23... Transmitter storage housing, 24, 2
4'...Axis.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A transmitter storage case having an open top surface and a side surface adjacent to the remote control signal receiver is installed at a position adjacent to the remote control signal receiver attached to the front surface of the main body cabinet, and both ends of the transmitter storage case are opened. Pivotally supported and rotatably mounted,
and storing the remote control transmitter with the operation surface of the remote control transmitter exposed in the upper opening of the transmitter storage case, and opening the case by rotating the case housing the transmitter forward. 1. A mounting device for a remote control transmitter, characterized in that the transmitter can be operated in any state.