WO2016006124A1 - 車両用ドア開閉装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a vehicle door opening / closing device capable of releasing a closing latch mechanism for locking a vehicle door by a release electric mechanism.
- a latch that can hold a door in a closed state by meshing with a striker and a latch mechanism (closed latch mechanism) including a ratchet that can be engaged with the latch, and a drive source such as a motor that is mechanically connected to the ratchet
- a latch mechanism closed latch mechanism
- a drive source such as a motor that is mechanically connected to the ratchet
- release restraint state Once in this release restraint state, the ratchet can no longer engage the latch and the door cannot be held in the closed position.
- the present invention has been made in consideration of the above-mentioned problems of the prior art, and an object of the present invention is to provide a vehicle door opening / closing device capable of smoothly operating a mechanism for releasing a release restrained state.
- a vehicle door opening and closing device is provided at a door, and is engaged with a first latch that is movable from an unlatched position to a latched position, and the first latch at the latched position, thereby bringing the door into a closed position.
- a closed latch mechanism having a first ratchet to hold, a second latch provided on the door and movable from the unlatched position to the latched position, and engaging the second latch in the latched position to open the door.
- An open latch mechanism having a second ratchet held in position, an electric release mechanism that operates the first ratchet to a release position, and an initial position in conjunction with the movement of the second latch from the unlatched position to the latched position.
- An open latch interlocking mechanism that operates in a cancel direction and is provided on the door together with the open latch mechanism, and a release operation of the release electric mechanism
- the first ratchet stopped at the release position can be returned by switching from the connected state connecting the release operation transmission path enabling transmission to the first ratchet to the disconnected state.
- a relay mechanism that switches from the connected state to the disconnected state by an operation of the latch interlocking mechanism in the cancel direction, and a routing mechanism that is routed through the inside of a door trim provided in the door, and the opening latch interlocking mechanism operates in the cancel direction. And a cable for transmitting to the relay mechanism.
- the release restraint state can be released by a normal operation by simply opening the door. For this reason, even when the release restraint state occurs, the door can be held in the closed position without forcing the user to perform a special operation.
- the cable that transmits the operation in the cancel direction of the open latch interlocking mechanism for releasing the release restraint state is routed through the inside of the door trim. As a result, the open latch interlocking mechanism and the relay mechanism can be connected in a state where the operating force can be transmitted, and the mechanism for releasing the release restraint state can be operated smoothly.
- the open latch interlocking mechanism is attached to the lower surface of the lower arm that supports the door with respect to the door opening / closing port of the vehicle body together with the open latch mechanism, and the cable is routed from the lower surface of the lower arm into the door trim.
- the open latch interlocking mechanism is attached to the lower surface of the lower arm together with the open latch mechanism in this way, the open latch interlocking mechanism is installed without disturbing the installation space of various elements such as the relay mechanism installed in the door, for example. can do.
- by routing the cable connecting the open latch interlocking mechanism and the relay mechanism from the lower surface of the lower arm into the door trim it is possible to prevent the cable from being exposed to the outside.
- the lower arm has a plate and a flange projecting downward from a side edge of the plate, and the open latch mechanism and the open latch interlocking mechanism are attached to the lower surface of the plate at a position inside the flange. It is done. Thereby, the open latch mechanism and the open latch interlocking mechanism can be hidden inside the flange, and these mechanisms can be prevented from being stepped on when getting on and off.
- the open latch interlocking mechanism has a cancel lever that rotates as the second latch rotates from the unlatched position to the latched position, and the relay mechanism is connected to the cancel lever via the cable. Accordingly, a disconnecting lever for switching the relay mechanism from the connected state to the disconnected state is provided.
- the opening latch interlocking mechanism and the relay mechanism can be connected in a state where an operating force can be transmitted, and the mechanism for releasing the release restraint state can be operated smoothly.
- FIG. 1 is a side view of a vehicle including a vehicle door opening and closing device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a side view of the rear door latch device viewed from the inside of the vehicle.
- FIG. 3 is an explanatory view showing an unlatched state of the rear door latch device.
- FIG. 4 is an explanatory view showing a half latch state of the rear door latch device.
- FIG. 5 is an explanatory view showing a state during the closing operation of the rear door latch device.
- FIG. 6 is an explanatory view showing a fully latched state of the rear door latch device.
- FIG. 7 is an explanatory view showing a release operation state of the rear door latch device.
- FIG. 1 is a side view of a vehicle including a vehicle door opening and closing device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a side view of the rear door latch device viewed from the inside of the vehicle.
- FIG. 3 is an explanatory view showing an unlatched
- FIG. 8 is an explanatory view showing a state in which the release restraint state of the rear door latch device is released.
- FIG. 9 is a plan view of the fully open latch device and the open latch interlocking mechanism.
- FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram illustrating a state during the latch operation of the fully open latch device and the open latch interlocking mechanism.
- FIG. 11 is an explanatory view showing a latch state of the fully open latch device and the open latch interlocking mechanism.
- FIG. 12 is an explanatory view showing a release operation state of the fully open latch device and the open latch interlocking mechanism.
- FIG. 13 is a plan view of the lower arm.
- FIG. 14 is a cross-sectional view of the lower arm.
- FIG. 15 is an explanatory diagram illustrating configurations of the operation relay device and the release cancel input relay mechanism.
- FIG. 16 is an exploded perspective view of the release cancel input relay mechanism.
- FIG. 17 is an explanatory diagram showing the release operation of the release cancel input relay mechanism in the connected state.
- FIG. 18 is an explanatory diagram showing a release cancellation input relay mechanism that is in a disconnected state during a release operation.
- FIG. 19 is an explanatory diagram showing a state in which the release cancel operation of the open latch interlocking mechanism is transmitted to the release cancel input relay mechanism.
- FIG. 1 is a side view of a vehicle V provided with a vehicle door opening / closing device DO according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the vehicle V includes a door D that opens and closes a door opening O that opens on a side surface of the vehicle body B.
- the door D is a sliding door that can be opened and closed in the front-rear direction by being supported by a front-rear upper guide rail G1, a waist guide rail G2, and a lower guide rail G3 fixed to the vehicle body B.
- An electric opening / closing device PSD for electrically opening and closing the door D is provided inside the side surface of the vehicle body B.
- the outside handle OH that is operated when the door D is opened and closed from outside the vehicle is provided on the outer surface of the door D.
- On the inner surface of the door D are an inside handle IH that is operated when the door D is opened and closed from inside the vehicle, and a lock operation knob LK that is operated when the operation relay device 100 is manually switched to the unlocked state and the locked state. And are provided.
- a front door latch device FD for holding the door D in the closed position is provided at the front portion of the door D.
- Below the door D there are provided a fully open latch device OD for holding the door D in the fully open position, and an open latch interlocking mechanism 90 capable of outputting a release cancel operation for releasing a release restraint state described later.
- a rear door latch device 1 for holding the door D in the closed position together with the front door latch device FD is provided at the rear portion of the door D.
- the operation relay device 100 is provided inside the door D.
- the operation relay device 100 relays and controls the manual operation of the outside handle OH and the inside handle IH and the electric operation by the release drive of the motor 32 (see FIG. 2).
- the operation relay device 100 transmits each relay-controlled operation to the rear door latch device 1, the front door latch device FD, and the fully open latch device OD.
- FIG. 2 is a side view of the rear door latch device 1 viewed from the vehicle interior side.
- the rear door latch device 1 includes a latch unit 2 and a closer / release unit 3.
- the latch unit 2 meshes with a striker S1 (see FIG. 4) provided on the vehicle body B side, and is a mechanism for holding the door D in the closed position.
- the closer / release unit 3 has a closing function and a releasing function for the door D.
- the latch unit 2 includes a latch (first latch) 7 and a ratchet (first ratchet) 9 inside a housing 5 attached to the door D.
- a closed latch mechanism LC The latch 7 is pivotally supported by a latch shaft 6 that faces in the front-rear direction, and can engage with the striker S1 when the door D is closed.
- the ratchet 9 is pivotally supported by a ratchet shaft 8 facing in the front-rear direction, and can selectively engage with a full latch engaging portion 7 a or a half latch engaging portion 7 b provided on the outer periphery of the latch 7.
- the opening of the housing 5 that houses the closing latch mechanism LC is closed by a cover plate (not shown).
- the latch unit 2 is attached to the door D through this cover plate.
- the latch 7 is predetermined in the closing direction (clockwise in FIG. 5) from the unlatched position (see FIG. 3) released from the striker S1 against the urging force of a spring (not shown) externally attached to the latch shaft 6.
- a half latch position (see FIG. 4) that slightly meshes with the striker S1 is obtained.
- a full latch position (see FIG. 6) that is completely engaged with the striker S1 is obtained.
- the fully latched position of the latch 7 corresponds to the fully closed position of the door D.
- the front surface of the housing 5 is supported by a latch shaft 6, is pivotally supported by a detection lever 10 and a latch lever 11 that can rotate integrally with the latch 7, and a ratchet shaft 8, and rotates integrally with the ratchet 9.
- a movable open lever 12 is arranged (see FIG. 3).
- the latch lever 11 rotates integrally with the latch 7. As shown in FIG. 3, when the latch 7 is in the unlatched position as shown in FIG. 3, the actuating portion 11 a provided at the tip portion retreats out of the movement locus of the closing portion 38 a of the closing lever 38. In the latch lever 11, as shown in FIG. 4, when the latch 7 is rotated to the half latch position, the operating portion 11a enters the movement locus of the closing portion 38a.
- the half latch position and the full latch position of the latch 7 are detected by a half latch detection switch and a full latch detection switch (not shown). These detection signals are transmitted to a control device (ECU) C (see FIG. 1) mounted on the vehicle V, and serve as a trigger for stop control and drive control of the motor 32 of the closer / release unit 3 and the electric switchgear PSD. .
- ECU control device
- the ratchet 9 is always urged in an always engaging direction (for example, clockwise in FIG. 4) integrally with the open lever 12 by an urging force of a spring (not shown).
- the ratchet 9 is in contact with the outer periphery of the latch 7 when the latch 7 is in the unlatched position shown in FIG.
- the ratchet 9 is held at the engagement position for engaging with the half latch engaging portion 7b of the latch 7, and when the latch 7 is in the full latch position shown in FIG.
- the latch 7 is held in the engagement position where it engages with the full latch engagement portion 7a.
- the ratchet 9 When the ratchet 9 is in the engaged position engaged with the full latch engaging portion 7a of the latch 7, when the outside handle OH or the inside handle IH is operated to open the door, the ratchet 9 is released in the release direction ( 4 and FIG. 6 is rotated counterclockwise) and moved to the release position shown in FIG. Thereby, the ratchet 9 is disengaged from the full latch engaging portion 7a of the latch 7, and the latch 7 is rotated in the opening direction, so that the door D can be opened.
- the cover plate of the latch unit 2 is provided with a shaft on which a release input lever 19, a block lever 20 and an emergency input lever 21 can be rotated by a support shaft 18 facing in and out of the vehicle. It is supported.
- the release input lever 19 is connected to the release relay lever 116 of the operation relay device 100 via a cable 501 routed in the door D.
- the cable 501 is, for example, a Bowden cable that can transmit an operating force, and the same applies to cables 502, 503, 504, 506, and 507 described later.
- the block lever 20 is held at the block position shown in FIGS. 3 to 6 by the urging force of the spring 23.
- the release input lever 19 is moved to the release position (position shown in FIG. 7)
- the block lever 20 abuts the lower bent portion 20b from the lower portion 19b from below, and a predetermined angle in the counterclockwise direction from the block position. It rotates to the cancel position shown in FIG.
- the emergency input lever 21 is connected to the emergency output lever 113 of the operation relay device 100 via a cable 502 in which a connecting portion 21a provided in the lower part is routed in the door D.
- the emergency input lever 21 can interrupt the closing operation of the closer / release unit 3 by moving the block lever 20 to the cancel position when either the outside handle OH or the inside handle IH is operated to open the door.
- the closer release unit 3 includes a closer release motor 32, a planetary gear mechanism 33 as a speed reduction mechanism, a release output lever 41, Is provided.
- the power of the motor 32 is transmitted to the planetary gear mechanism 33 via the output gear 32a and decelerated, and the release output lever 41 is operated.
- the motor 32, the planetary gear mechanism 33, and the release output lever 41 constitute a release electric mechanism R that releases the ratchet 9.
- the release output lever 41 is pivotally supported by a shaft 44, and is always urged counterclockwise in FIGS. 2 and 3 by a spring 46, and is held at a standby position shown in FIGS.
- the release output lever 41 is moved from the standby position to the release direction (in FIGS. 3 to 6). And turn clockwise by a predetermined angle (hereinafter referred to as “release operation”).
- the upper end of the release output lever 41 is connected to a relay lever 118 (see FIG. 15) of a release cancel input relay mechanism 117 (hereinafter also referred to as “relay mechanism 117”) of the operation relay device 100 via a cable 503.
- the planetary gear mechanism 33 includes a sun gear 35, a planetary gear 36, a close lever 38, and a sector gear 39.
- the sun gear 35 is supported by a support shaft 34.
- the sun gear 35 has an external gear 35a that meshes with the planetary gear 36 on the outer side of the fan-shaped circumference, and a cylindrical contact portion 35b that protrudes inward of the vehicle on the upper portion where the external gear 35a is not formed.
- the planetary gear 36 meshes with the sun gear 35 so that it can rotate and revolve.
- the close lever 38 is pivotally supported by the support shaft 34.
- the close lever 38 pivotally supports the planetary gear 36 with a shaft 37.
- the sector gear 39 is pivotally supported by the support shaft 34.
- the sector gear 39 has an external gear 39a that meshes with the output gear 32a on the outside of the circumference, and an internal gear 39b that meshes with the planetary gear 36 on the inside of the circumference. *
- the close lever 38 is urged clockwise by the spring 40 and comes into contact with the stopper portion 31a (see FIG. 3) from above. Retained.
- the sector gear 39 is set at a neutral position where the external gear 39a faces forward.
- the neutral position of the sector gear 39 is detected by a detection switch 48 disposed below the sector gear 39 and transmitted to the control device C.
- the sector gear 39 rotates about the support shaft 34 in the closing direction (counterclockwise direction) shown by the arrow in FIG. 4, and as the planetary gear 36 revolves, the closing lever 38 receives the urging force of the spring 40. On the contrary, it rotates in the closing direction (counterclockwise direction) indicated by the arrow in FIG. As a result, the closing portion 38a moves upward, pushes up the operating portion 11a of the latch lever 11, and rotates the latch 7 to the full latch position shown in FIG.
- the motor 32 is once controlled to stop by the control device C and then reversely controlled.
- the close lever 38 reverses in response to the rotational force by the revolution of the planetary gear 36 and the urging force of the spring 40, and returns to the standby position as shown in FIG.
- the control device C stops and controls the motor 32. Accordingly, the planetary gear mechanism 33 returns to the neutral state before the operation, and a series of closing operations is completed.
- Such a release operation of the release electric mechanism R is transmitted to the ratchet 9 via various elements such as the operation relay device 100, and the ratchet 9 is rotated from the engagement position to the release position. Thereby, the door D can be opened.
- the motor 32 is reversely controlled, and the release output lever 41 and various elements linked to the release operation of the release output lever 41 are returned to the standby position.
- FIG. 9 is a plan view of the fully opening latching device OD and the open latching interlocking mechanism 90, showing a state where the door D is in the fully closed position.
- Fully opened latch device OD is a device that meshes with striker S2 (see FIGS. 10 and 11) provided on the vehicle body B side and holds door D in the fully open position.
- the fully open latch device OD has a metal base plate 81.
- An open latch mechanism LO including a fully open latch (second latch) 82 and a ratchet (second ratchet) 83 is provided on the inner surface side of the base plate 81.
- the fully open latch device OD is attached to the lower surface of the lower arm LCA (FIGS. 13 and 14).
- the lower arm LCA is a metal bracket that slidably supports the door D with respect to the door opening O.
- the fully open latch 82 is pivotally supported by a latch shaft 84 that faces in the vertical direction, and engages with the striker S2 through the engagement groove 82a when the door D is fully opened.
- the ratchet 83 is pivotally supported by a ratchet shaft 85 that faces in the vertical direction, and can engage with an engaging portion 82 b provided on the outer periphery of the fully open latch 82.
- a release input lever 86 is pivotally supported on the ratchet shaft 85 so as to overlap the ratchet 83.
- One end of the latch shaft 84 and the ratchet shaft 85 is held by the base plate 81, and the other end is held by the support plate 87.
- a protrusion 82c is projected from a position closer to the open latch interlocking mechanism 90 than the engaging portion 82b.
- the fully open latch 82 rotates a predetermined angle in the latch direction (clockwise in FIG. 9) from the unlatched position (see FIG. 9) released from the striker S2 against the urging force of the spring 88 inserted on the latch shaft 84. Then, the position (see FIG. 10) slightly meshed with the striker S2. Further, when the fully open latch 82 is rotated in the latch direction, a latch position (see FIG. 11) is obtained that completely engages with the striker S2. The latch position of the fully open latch 82 corresponds to the fully open state of the door D.
- the ratchet 83 is constantly urged in the engaging direction (for example, clockwise in FIG. 9) by the urging force of the spring 89 inserted on the ratchet shaft 85.
- the ratchet 83 has a claw portion 83a and a bent portion 83b at the tip of a portion protruding in two directions that are substantially V-shaped from the ratchet shaft 85.
- the claw portion 83a is in contact with the outer periphery of the fully open latch 82 when the fully open latch 82 is in the unlatched position shown in FIG. When the fully open latch 82 is in the latch position shown in FIG.
- the claw portion 83a is held at the engaging position where it engages with the engaging portion 82b of the fully open latch 82, and the unlatched direction of the fully open latch 82 (the opposite direction in FIG. 11). Prevents clockwise rotation).
- the ratchet 83 is in the engagement position where the ratchet 83 is engaged with the engagement portion 82b of the fully open latch 82, the meshed state of the fully open latch 82 and the striker S2 is maintained, and thus the door D is held in the fully open state.
- the release input lever 86 is connected to the closing inside lever 111 (see FIG. 15) of the operation relay device 100 via a cable 506 routed into the door D along the lower surface of the lower arm LCA.
- an open latch interlocking mechanism (release cancellation output mechanism) 90 is provided in parallel with the open latch mechanism LO on the inner surface of the base plate 81 of the fully open latch device OD. Yes.
- the open latch interlocking mechanism 90 performs a release cancel operation in conjunction with the movement of the fully open latch 82 of the open latch mechanism LO from the unlatched position to the latched position.
- This release cancel operation is transmitted to the relay mechanism 117 via the cable 504 (see FIG. 15).
- the relay mechanism 117 releases the release restrained state and allows the door D to be closed.
- the open latch interlocking mechanism (interlocking mechanism) 90 includes a cam lever 91 and a cancel lever 92.
- the cam lever 91 is pivotally supported by a vertical shaft 93 and is always urged clockwise in FIG. 9 by a spring (biasing member) 94 extrapolated to the shaft 93.
- the cam lever 91 includes a tip arc-shaped receiving portion 91a that protrudes toward the fully open latch 82 side.
- the cancel lever 92 rotates integrally with the cam lever 91.
- the cancel lever 92 has an arc-shaped long hole 92a into which a connecting pin (connection portion) 95 provided at one end of the cable 504 is movably inserted. As shown in FIG.
- the connecting pin 95 is in a position in contact with the proximal edge of the long hole 92a.
- the cam lever 91 and the cancel lever 92 may be integrated.
- the release operation transmission path includes the release output lever 41, the cable 503, the relay mechanism 117, the connecting rod 128 (see FIG. 15), the lever mechanism 103 (release relay lever 116) of the operation relay device 100, and the cable 501.
- a path connecting the release input lever 19 and the ratchet 9, and the relay mechanism 117 is connected or disconnected in the path.
- the open latch interlocking mechanism 90 generates a release cancel operation according to the operation of the fully open latch 82 when the door D is opened, and transmits this release cancel operation to the relay mechanism 117 via the cable 504.
- the release cancel operation does not occur and no power is transmitted to the relay mechanism 117.
- the lower arm LCA includes a plate 96 disposed along the horizontal direction, and flanges 97, 97 protruding downward from both side edges of the plate 96.
- the fully open latch device OD and the open latch interlocking mechanism 90 are attached to the lower surface (back surface) of the plate 96 and inside the flanges 97.
- a slide mechanism 98 having a roller 98a that slides on the bottom surface of the door opening O of the vehicle body B is provided in a swingable state.
- the other end of the lower arm LCA is fixed to the door D. Cables 504 and 506 from the open latch interlocking mechanism 90 and the fully open latch device OD attached to the lower surface of the plate 96 are guided to the door D along the lower surface of the plate 96 and routed in the door trim Dt. It is connected to the operation relay device 100 and the relay mechanism 117.
- the open latch interlocking mechanism 90 that generates the release cancel operation for releasing the release restraint state is attached to the lower surface of the lower arm LCA together with the fully open latch device OD, the rear door latch device 1 and the relay installed in the door D are connected.
- the open latch interlocking mechanism 90 can be installed in the vehicle V without interfering with the installation space for various elements such as the mechanism 117.
- the fully open latch device OD and the open latch interlocking mechanism 90 are attached to the lower surface of the plate 96 at a position inside the flange 97, they can be hidden inside the flange 97 and stepped on when getting on and off. It can be prevented from being damaged.
- the cable 504 connecting the open latch interlocking mechanism 90 and the relay mechanism 117 is routed from the lower surface of the lower arm LCA into the door trim Dt, so that the cable 504 is prevented from being exposed to the outside, and the open latch interlocking is performed.
- the mechanism 90 and the relay mechanism 117 can be operated smoothly.
- FIG. 15 is an explanatory diagram showing configurations of the operation relay device 100 and the relay mechanism 117.
- the operation relay device 100 is shown in a block configuration diagram, and the relay mechanism 117 is shown in a side view as seen from the inside of the vehicle.
- the operation relay device 100 includes a metal base plate 101 fixed in the door D.
- the operation relay device 100 supports a lock operation knob LK, an actuator 102 and a lever mechanism 103 by a base plate 101.
- the lock operation knob LK is slid to the unlock position and the lock position by manual operation from the inside of the vehicle, and selectively switches the lever mechanism 103 between the unlock state and the lock state.
- the lever mechanism 103 can be switched between the unlocked state and the locked state by driving the actuator 102.
- the actuator 102 is operated by an unlocking operation and a locking operation of an operation switch provided at a proper position of the vehicle or a portable wireless operation switch.
- the lever group constituting the lever mechanism 103 is appropriately operated, and the motor 32 of the release electric mechanism R and the electric opening / closing device PSD are controlled under the control of the control device C. Is controlled to open, and the door D opens.
- the inside handle IH disposed inside the vehicle can open and close the door D.
- the lever group constituting the lever mechanism 103 is appropriately operated, and the motor 32 of the release electric mechanism R and the electric opening / closing device PSD are controlled to be opened under the control of the control device C, and the door D Opens.
- the lever group constituting the lever mechanism 103 is appropriately operated to release the fully opened latch device OD via the closing inside lever 111 and the cable 506, and the electric opening / closing device PSD is closed.
- the door D is closed by controlling.
- the release relay lever 116 is connected to the release input lever 19 of the rear door latch device 1 and the release lever (not shown) of the front door latch device FD via cables 501 and 507, respectively.
- the release operation of the release relay lever 116 is transmitted to the release input lever 19 of the rear door latch device 1 and the release lever of the front door latch device FD, respectively.
- the emergency output lever 113 is connected to the emergency input lever 21 of the rear door latch device 1 via a cable 502 (see FIG. 3).
- the emergency output lever 113 is released, the block lever 20 is moved to the cancel position as described above, and the closing operation of the closer / release unit 3 is interrupted.
- the relay mechanism (release transmission mechanism) 117 includes a metal support plate 147.
- the relay mechanism 117 supports the relay lever 118, the transmission lever 119, and the cutting lever 120 by the support plate 147.
- the relay mechanism 117 is attached to the base plate 101 of the operation relay device 100 by the support plate 147.
- the relay mechanism 117 may be attached to, for example, the panel of the door D other than the operation relay device 100.
- the relay mechanism 117 can switch the release operation of the release output lever 41 by the release drive of the motor 32 to a connection state in which the rear door latch device 1 and the front door latch device FD are connected so as to be able to transmit, and a disconnected state where disconnection is impossible. .
- an electrical trouble such as a malfunction or sticking of the motor 32 occurs in the release electric mechanism R, and the door D cannot be held if the closed latch mechanism LC remains stopped.
- a restraint state occurs.
- the relay mechanism 117 is switched to the disconnected state, and the release operation transmission path for transmitting the release operation of the release electric mechanism R to the ratchet 9 is disconnected, so that the release restrained state is released and the door D is held. It becomes possible.
- the relay lever 118 is pivotally supported on the support plate 147 by a shaft 148 facing inward and outward of the vehicle.
- the lower end of the relay lever 118 is connected to the release output lever 41 of the rear door latch device 1 via the cable 503.
- the relay lever 118 is interlocked with the release operation of the release output lever 41 by the release drive of the motor 32, and rotates by a predetermined angle counterclockwise from the standby position shown in FIG. 15 (hereinafter referred to as “release operation”). Move to the release position shown at 17.
- a vertical control hole 118a is provided at the bottom of the relay lever 118.
- the control hole 118a is a substantially triangular hole.
- the control hole 118a extends from the apex (concave portion) of the substantially L-shaped edge on the cutting lever 120 side toward the opposite side, and extends downward from the end (end) of the idling portion 118b. And an inclined portion 118c gradually inclined toward the cutting lever 120 side.
- a floating pin 149 that moves up and down following the operation of the cutting lever 120 is slidably engaged with the control hole 118a.
- the transmission lever 119 is pivotally supported on the support plate 147 by the same shaft 148 as the relay lever 118.
- the transmission lever 119 can be interlocked with the release operation of the relay lever 118 when the cutting lever 120 is in the connection position shown in FIGS. 15 and 17, that is, when the relay mechanism 117 is in the connected state.
- the transmission lever 119 rotates a predetermined angle counterclockwise together with the relay lever 118 from the standby position shown in FIG. 15 against the urging force of the spring 150 (hereinafter referred to as “release operation”). It moves to the release position shown in FIG.
- the lower end of the transmission lever 119 is connected to the lever mechanism 103 of the operation relay device 100 via a connecting rod 128.
- the lever mechanism 103 performs the release operation, and this release operation is transmitted to the rear door latch device 1 and the front door latch device FD.
- the bottom of the transmission lever 119 is provided with an elongated hole 119a in the vertical direction.
- a floating pin 149 is slidably engaged with the long hole 119a.
- the cutting lever 120 is a substantially U-shaped lever that is pivotally supported on the support plate 147 by a shaft 151 that faces the inside and outside of the vehicle.
- the upper end of the cutting lever 120 is connected to the cancel lever 92 of the opening latch interlocking mechanism 90 via the cable 504.
- the cutting lever 120 can be interlocked with the release cancel operation when the cancel lever 92 of the open latch interlocking mechanism 90 performs the release cancel operation in the cancel direction as described above. By this interlocking, the cutting lever 120 moves from the connection position shown in FIG. 15 to the cutting position shown in FIG. 18 rotated clockwise by a predetermined angle against the biasing force of the spring 152.
- a long hole 120a into which the connecting pin 121 provided at the other end of the cable 504 is movably inserted is formed.
- the connecting pin 121 is in a position where it abuts on the proximal edge of the long hole 120a.
- the connecting pin 121 serving as a connecting portion to the relay mechanism 117 side of the cable 504 for transmitting the release cancel operation is also movable by the long hole 120a, so that the fully open latch 82 is moved in the unlatching direction.
- the operation of the cutting lever 120 during the operation is more reliably prevented.
- One end or the other end of the cable 504 may be movable, and one of the long holes 92a and 120a may be a circular hole portion that holds the connecting pins 95 and 121 immovably.
- An arc-shaped long hole 120b is formed at the lower end of the cutting lever 120.
- a floating pin 149 is slidably engaged with the long hole 120b.
- the floating pin 149 is slidably inserted through the control hole 118a of the relay lever 118, the long hole 119a of the transmission lever 119, and the long hole 120b of the cutting lever 120.
- the floating pin 149 is positioned at the lower edge of the control hole 118 a of the relay lever 118, and the release operation transmission path between the relay lever 118 and the transmission lever 119 is established.
- the transmission lever 119 can be operated by releasing the relay lever 118.
- the floating pin 149 is elongated in the control hole 118a. It moves up along 119a. Thereby, as shown in FIG. 18, the floating pin 149 moves to a position that becomes the start end of the idle swing portion 118b of the control hole 118a (the apex of the L-shaped edge of the control hole 118a). In a state where the floating pin 149 exists at this position, the floating pin 149 can move in the control hole 118a along the idle swinging portion 118b, and can also move in the long hole 120b of the cutting lever 120, while the transmission lever 119.
- the long hole 119a cannot move. Accordingly, since the transmission state between the relay lever 118 and the transmission lever 119 is released and the release operation transmission path is cut off, even if the relay lever 118 is in the release operation as shown in FIG. It becomes possible to return the lever mechanism 103 connected to the 119 and the connecting rod 128 to the standby position.
- the release input lever 19 is released from the standby position shown in FIG. 6 as shown in FIG. Thereby, the ratchet 9 moves to the release position, the engagement state between the ratchet 9 and the latch 7 is released, and the closing latch mechanism LC is released. At the same time, the front door latch device FD is also released so that the door D can be opened.
- the release input lever 86 is released from the latch position shown in FIG. 11 as shown in FIG.
- the ratchet 83 moves to the release position, the engagement state between the ratchet 83 and the fully open latch 82 is released, and the open latch mechanism LO is released, so that the door D can be closed.
- the relay lever 118 When the release operation of the release output lever 41 is transmitted, the relay lever 118 is released from the standby position shown in FIG. 15 as shown in FIG. When the relay lever 118 is released, the transmission lever 119 is also released when the floating pin 149 is engaged. This release operation is transmitted to the lever mechanism 103 of the operation relay device 100 via the connecting rod 128 to release the release relay lever 116.
- the release operation of the release relay lever 116 is transmitted to the rear door latch device 1 and the front door latch device FD via cables 501 and 507.
- the release input lever 19 is released from the standby position shown in FIG. 6 as shown in FIG.
- the ratchet 9 is moved to the release position, the engagement state between the ratchet 9 and the latch 7 is released, and the closed latch mechanism LC can be detached from the striker S1.
- the front door latch device FD is also released so that the door D can be opened.
- the sector gear 39 and the sun gear 35 are reversed to return to the neutral position, and the release output lever 41 that has been performing the release operation returns to the standby position. For this reason, the release electric mechanism R returns to the standby state from the release operation state, and the other elements that have performed the release operation also return to the respective standby positions.
- the motor 32 may not be able to reverse. If it does so, it will stop in the state where release output lever 41 performed release operation, and the ratchet 9 will stop in a release position, and the release restriction state which cannot return to the engagement position with latch 7 will occur.
- the ratchet 9 stops at the release position and cannot move to the engagement position where the ratchet 9 engages with the latch 7, so the door D cannot be held at the closed position.
- Such a malfunction detection can be detected, for example, when the detection signal from the detection switch for detecting the release position of the ratchet 9 continues for a certain period of time or when the detection switch 48 for detecting the neutral position of the sector gear 39 is detected. Detected by not being done.
- the vehicle door opening / closing device DO includes the relay mechanism 117 and the opening latch interlocking mechanism 90, so that even when the release restraint state occurs when the door D is opened, this is performed. And the holding bundle at the closed position of the door D is made possible.
- the open latch mechanism LO of the fully open latch device OD is in a latched state immediately before the door D reaches the fully open position, and at that time, the open latch interlocking mechanism 90 performs a release cancel operation.
- the release cancel operation of the open latch interlocking mechanism 90 is transmitted from the cancel lever 92 rotating in the cancel direction to the cutting lever 120 of the relay mechanism 117 in the connected state shown in FIG.
- the cutting lever 120 to which the release cancel operation has been transmitted moves from the connection position to the cutting position as shown in FIG.
- the floating pin 149 is pressed and driven by the elongated hole 120a of the cutting lever 120 that moves to the cutting position. That is, the floating pin 149 moves upward along the control hole 118a of the relay lever 118 and the long hole 119a of the transmission lever 119, and moves to a position (see FIG. 18) that becomes the start end of the idle swing portion 118b of the control hole 118a.
- the floating pin 149 is pressed by the long hole 119a when the transmission lever 119 is moved to the standby position, and can move in the control hole 118a along the idle swing portion 118b and also in the long hole 120b.
- the transmission path between the relay lever 118 and the transmission lever 119 that is, the release operation transmission path for transmitting the release operation of the release electric mechanism R to the ratchet 9 is cut.
- the transmission lever 119 is attached to the spring 150 while the relay lever 118 is in the release operation state as shown in FIG. Return to the standby position by force.
- the floating pin 149 returns from the position shown in FIG. 18 to the position shown in FIG. 17 in accordance with the operation of the cutting lever 120.
- the transmission lever 119 returns to the standby position as shown in FIG. 19, the connecting rod 128 returns to the standby position following this. Then, the release relay lever 116 constituting the lever mechanism 103 of the operation relay device 100 returns to the standby position, and the release input lever 19 also returns to the standby position as shown in FIG. As a result, as shown in FIG. 8, the ratchet 9 can be returned while the release output lever 41 is restrained in the released state. Therefore, when the door D is closed from the fully open position, the latch 7 is engaged with the striker S1 and the ratchet 9 is engaged with the latch 7, and the door D is held at the closed position.
- the relay lever follows the movement of the release output lever 41 to the standby position. 118 returns from the release position shown in FIG. 19 to the standby position. Then, the control hole 118a of the relay lever 118 and the long hole 119a of the transmission lever 119 return to the positional relationship shown in FIG. As a result, the floating pin 149 at the end of the idle swing portion 118a of the control hole 118a is interlocked with the return to the connection position of the cutting lever 120 by the urging force of the spring 152, while slidingly contacting the inclined portion 118c of the control hole 118a. Return to the position shown in FIG.
- the relay mechanism 117 is again connected as shown in FIG.
- the door D does not respond when the door D is automatically opened from the fully closed state by the electric opening / closing device PSD and when the door D is automatically closed from the fully opened state. Therefore, the user can easily notice the occurrence of a failure or the like, and can request repair or the like with the door D held in the closed position by the action of the relay mechanism 117 and the open latch interlocking mechanism 90.
- the control device C reversely controls the electric opening / closing device PSD. Then, the door D is opened toward the fully open position. Thereby, the cancel lever 92 of the open latch interlocking mechanism 90 is operated in the cancel direction, the relay mechanism 117 is switched to the disconnected state, and the release restrained state can be released. Therefore, even when the release restraint state occurs during the closing operation of the door D, this can be surely solved, and thereafter the door D is manually closed to hold the door D in the closed position. Can do.
- the release restraint state can be released by a normal operation by simply opening the door D. For this reason, even if the release restraint state occurs, the door D can be held in the closed position without forcing the user to perform a special operation.
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図1は、本発明の一実施形態に係る車両用ドア開閉装置DOを備えた車両Vの側面図である。図1に示すように、車両Vは、車体Bの側面に開口したドア開口部Oを開閉するドアDを備える。ドアDは、車体Bに固定された前後方向のアッパーガイドレールG1、ウエストガイドレールG2及びロアガイドレールG3によって支持されることで前後方向に開閉可能なスライドドアである。車体Bの側面内部には、ドアDを電動で開閉移動させるための電動開閉装置PSDが設けられている。
図2は、リヤドアラッチ装置1を車内側から見た側面図である。図2に示すように、リヤドアラッチ装置1は、ラッチユニット2と、クローザ・リリースユニット3とを備える。ラッチユニット2は、車体B側に設けられるストライカS1(図4参照)と噛合し、ドアDを閉鎖位置に保持するための機構である。クローザ・リリースユニット3は、ドアDに対するクローズ機能及びリリース機能を有する。
図2及び図3に示すように、ラッチユニット2は、ドアDに対して取り付けられるハウジング5の内側に、ラッチ(第1ラッチ)7及びラチェット(第1ラチェット)9を含む閉ラッチ機構LCを収容している。ラッチ7は、前後方向を向くラッチ軸6により軸支され、ドアDの閉鎖時にストライカS1と噛合可能である。ラチェット9は、前後方向を向くラチェット軸8により軸支され、ラッチ7の外周に設けられたフルラッチ係合部7a又はハーフラッチ係合部7bに選択的に係合可能である。閉ラッチ機構LCを収容したハウジング5の開口は図示しないカバープレートによって閉塞される。ラッチユニット2は、このカバープレートを介してドアDに取り付けられる。
図2及び図3に示すように、クローザ・リリースユニット3は、クローザ・リリース用のモータ32と、減速機構となる遊星歯車機構33と、リリース出力レバー41とを備える。モータ32の動力は出力ギヤ32aを介して遊星歯車機構33に伝達されて減速され、リリース出力レバー41を作動させる。これらモータ32、遊星歯車機構33及びリリース出力レバー41は、ラチェット9をリリース作動させるリリース電動機構Rを構成するものである。
開放状態にあるドアDが電動開閉装置PSDの動力により半ドア位置まで移動して、ストライカS1がハウジング5のストライカ進入溝5aに進入してラッチ7に噛合すると、閉ラッチ機構LCは、図3に示すアンラッチ状態から図4に示すハーフラッチ状態に変化する。ラッチ7のハーフラッチ位置がハーフラッチ検出スイッチにより検出されると、モータ32が制御装置Cによってクローズ制御(正転制御)される。これにより、モータ32がクローズ駆動して出力ギヤ32aが図4に示す矢印方向(時計方向)へ回動する。この際、サンギヤ35の時計方向への回動はブロック位置にあるブロックレバー20のブロック部20aによって阻止される。このため、セクタギヤ39は支軸34を中心に図4に示す矢印方向のクローズ方向(反時計方向)へ回動し、プラネタリーギヤ36の公転に伴い、クローズレバー38はスプリング40の付勢力に抗して、図4に示す矢印方向のクローズ方向(反時計方向)へ回動する。これにより、クローズ部38aが上方移動してラッチレバー11の作動部11aを押上げ、ラッチ7を図5に示すフルラッチ位置へ回動させる。ラッチ7のフルラッチ位置がフルラッチ検出スイッチにより検出されると、モータ32が制御装置Cによって一旦停止制御された後、反転制御される。
閉ラッチ機構LCが、図4又は図6に示すハーフラッチ状態又はフルラッチ状態にある場合に、車両Vに設けた操作スイッチ又は携帯用のワイヤレス操作スイッチの操作に基づいてモータ32がリリース駆動すると、セクタギヤ39は支軸34を中心としてリリース方向(時計方向)に回動し、プラネタリーギヤ36が公転しないで時計方向へ自転する。その結果、サンギヤ35は、リリース方向(反時計方向)へ所定角度回動し、当接部35bがリリース出力レバー41のリリース部41aを押圧し、リリース出力レバー41を時計方向へ回動させてリリース作動させる(図7参照)。
図9は、全開ラッチ装置OD及び開ラッチ連動機構90の平面図であり、ドアDが全閉位置にある場合の状態を示している。
全開ラッチ装置ODは、車体B側に設けられるストライカS2(図10及び図11参照)と噛合し、ドアDを全開位置で保持するための装置である。図9に示すように、全開ラッチ装置ODは、金属製のベースプレート81を有する。ベースプレート81の内面側には、全開ラッチ(第2ラッチ)82及びラチェット(第2ラチェット)83を含む開ラッチ機構LOが設けられている。全開ラッチ装置ODは、ロアアームLCA(図13及び図14)の下面に取り付けられる。ロアアームLCAは、ドア開口部Oに対してドアDをスライド可能に支持する金属製のブラケットである。
図9に示すように、開ラッチ連動機構(リリースキャンセル出力機構)90は、全開ラッチ装置ODのベースプレート81の内面に対し、開ラッチ機構LOと並設されている。開ラッチ連動機構90は、開ラッチ機構LOの全開ラッチ82のアンラッチ位置からラッチ位置への移動に連動してリリースキャンセル作動する。このリリースキャンセル作動は、ケーブル504を介して中継機構117に伝達される(図15参照)。中継機構117は、開ラッチ連動機構90からのリリースキャンセル作動が入力されると、リリース拘束状態を解除してドアDの閉鎖を可能とする。
図15は、操作中継装置100及び中継機構117の構成を示す説明図である。図15では、操作中継装置100をブロック構成図で示し、中継機構117を車内側から見た側面図で示している。
図15及び図16に示すように、中継機構(リリース伝達機構)117は、金属製の支持プレート147を備える。中継機構117は、支持プレート147によって中継レバー118、伝達レバー119及び切断レバー120を支持している。本実施形態の場合、中継機構117は、支持プレート147によって操作中継装置100のベースプレート101に取り付けられる。中継機構117は、操作中継装置100以外、例えばドアDのパネル等に取り付けられていてもよい。
次に、本実施形態に係る車両用ドア開閉装置DOの作用について説明する。
ドアDが全閉位置で操作中継装置100がアンロック状態にある場合、アウトサイドハンドルOH又はインサイドハンドルIHが開操作されると、この開操作は操作中継装置100のレバー機構103に伝達される(図15参照)。そうすると、レバー機構103のレバー群を介してリリース中継レバー116がリリース作動し、このリリース作動がケーブル501,507を介してリヤドアラッチ装置1及びフロントドアラッチ装置FDに伝達される。
ドアDが全開位置で操作中継装置100がアンロック状態にある場合、インサイドハンドルIHが閉操作されると、この閉操作は操作中継装置100のレバー機構103に伝達される(図15参照)。そうすると、レバー機構103のレバー群を介して閉用インサイドレバー111がリリース作動し、このリリース作動がケーブル506を介して全開ラッチ装置ODに伝達される。
ドアDが全閉位置で閉ラッチ機構LCがフルラッチ状態にある場合に、車内に設けられた操作スイッチ又はワイヤレス操作スイッチが開操作されると、リリース電動機構Rを構成するモータ32がリリース駆動する。そうすると、セクタギヤ39が図6に示す状態から図7に示すようにリリース方向(時計方向)へ回動し、プラネタリーギヤ36の時計方向への自転に連動してサンギヤ35が中立位置からリリース方向へ所定角度回動する。
ドアDを全閉位置から開動作させる場合において、モータ32のリリース駆動によってリリース出力レバー41をリリース作動させた際、動作不良がなければモータ32の反転駆動により、各種要素が中立位置又は待機位置に戻る。このため、その後のドアDの閉動作時にはラッチ7のフルラッチ係合部7a又はハーフラッチ係合部7bに対するラチェット9の係合が可能となる。
2 ラッチユニット
3 クローザ・リリースユニット
7 ラッチ
9,83 ラチェット
19,86 リリース入力レバー
23,40,46,88,89,94,150 スプリング
32 モータ
41 リリース出力レバー
82 全開ラッチ
90 開ラッチ連動機構
91 カムレバー
92 キャンセルレバー
92a,119a,120a,120b 長孔
95,121 連結ピン
96 プレート
97 フランジ
98 スライド機構
100 操作中継装置
116 リリース中継レバー
117 リリースキャンセル入力中継機構
118 中継レバー
118a 制御孔
118b 空振り部
118c 傾斜部
119 伝達レバー
120 切断レバー
149 フローティングピン
501,502,503,504,506,507 ケーブル
B 車体
C 制御装置
D ドア
DO 車両用ドア開閉装置
Dt ドアトリム
LC 閉ラッチ機構
LCA ロアアーム
LO 開ラッチ機構
O ドア開口部
OD 全開ラッチ装置
PSD 電動開閉装置
R リリース電動機構
S1,S2 ストライカ
V 車両
Claims (4)
- ドアに設けられ、アンラッチ位置からラッチ位置に移動可能な第1ラッチと、ラッチ位置にある前記第1ラッチに係合することにより前記ドアを閉位置に保持する第1ラチェットとを有する閉ラッチ機構と、
ドアに設けられ、アンラッチ位置からラッチ位置に移動可能な第2ラッチと、ラッチ位置にある前記第2ラッチに係合することにより前記ドアを開位置に保持する第2ラチェットとを有する開ラッチ機構と、
前記第1ラチェットをリリース位置に作動させるリリース電動機構と、
前記第2ラッチのアンラッチ位置からラッチ位置への移動に連動して初期位置からキャンセル方向へ作動し、前記開ラッチ機構と共に前記ドアに設けられる開ラッチ連動機構と、
前記リリース電動機構のリリース作動を前記第1ラチェットに伝達可能とするリリース作動伝達経路を接続する接続状態から切断する切断状態に切り替わることにより、リリース位置に停止した前記第1ラチェットの復帰を可能にするものであって、前記開ラッチ連動機構の前記キャンセル方向への作動により前記接続状態から前記切断状態に切り替わる中継機構と、
前記ドアに設けられるドアトリムの内側を通して配索され、前記開ラッチ連動機構の前記キャンセル方向への作動を前記中継機構に伝達するケーブルと、
を備えることを特徴とする車両用ドア開閉装置。 - 請求項1記載の車両用ドア開閉装置において、
前記開ラッチ連動機構は、前記開ラッチ機構と共に車体のドア開閉口に対して前記ドアを支持するロアアームの下面に取り付けられ、
前記ケーブルは、前記ロアアームの下面から前記ドアトリム内へと配索されることを特徴とする車両用ドア開閉装置。 - 請求項2記載の車両用ドア開閉装置において、
前記ロアアームは、プレートと、該プレートの側縁部から下方に突出したフランジとを有し、
前記開ラッチ機構及び前記開ラッチ連動機構は、前記フランジの内側となる位置で前記プレートの下面に取り付けられることを特徴とする車両用ドア開閉装置。 - 請求項1記載の車両用ドア開閉装置において、
前記開ラッチ連動機構は、前記第2ラッチのアンラッチ位置からラッチ位置への回転に伴って回動するキャンセルレバーを有し、
前記中継機構は、前記ケーブルを介して前記キャンセルレバーと接続されることにより、該中継機構を接続状態から切断状態に切り替える切断レバーを有することを特徴とする車両用ドア開閉装置。
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