JP2709028B2 - Telephone holder and telephone device - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a telephone holder and a telephone device.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Ordinary telephones and mobile telephones are designed to hold a telephone receiver or a telephone main body in a hand for talking.

[0003]

As described above, since the telephone needs to hold the handset or the telephone main body in a hand for talking, it is necessary to use the telephone during a work that requires the use of both hands. When this happens, there is the inconvenience of having to sacrifice work. Depending on the type of work, it can lead to dangerous situations. For example, when used as a car phone, it is necessary to release one hand from the steering wheel and hold the phone while driving the car, and there is a risk of inadvertently erroneously operating the car.

[0004] It is an object of the present invention to provide a telephone holder and a telephone device which can be used without holding a telephone having a microphone and a receiver therein.

[0005]

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, a telephone holder according to the present invention holds a telephone having a built-in microphone and a receiver. Contains. The headband has an arc-shaped elastic curved portion. The telephone mounting member is mounted on one end of the headband, and has a telephone receiving portion on one side for detachably mounting a telephone.

Preferably, a position adjustment mechanism is included, and the position adjustment mechanism variably adjusts the relative position of the telephone mounting member with respect to the headband.

A telephone device according to the present invention is a combination of the telephone holder according to the present invention and a telephone. The telephone has a built-in microphone and a receiver, and is detachably attached to the telephone receiver of the telephone holder.

[0008]

Since the headband has an arcuate elastic bending portion, utilizing the shape and elasticity of the arcuate elastic bending portion,
The headband can be hung on the head.

The telephone mounting member is mounted on one end of the headband and has a telephone receiving portion on one side for detachably mounting the telephone, so that the microphone and receiver are built in the telephone receiving portion. You can attach a popular telephone. Since the telephone attached to the telephone receiver is supported by one end of the headband attached to the head, both hands are released from holding the telephone. For this reason, even if it becomes necessary to use the telephone during the work that requires the use of both hands, there is no need to sacrifice the work. For example, even when used as a car phone, it is possible to talk while operating the steering wheel with both hands,
Operation mistakes and the like of driving a car can be avoided.

Since the telephone mounting member has a telephone receiving portion for detachably mounting the telephone, if there is no problem in holding the telephone by hand, the telephone is removed from the telephone receiving portion. Once removed, the call can be held by hand as before.

[0011] In a preferred example including a position adjusting mechanism for variably adjusting the relative position of the telephone mounting member with respect to the headband by using the position adjusting mechanism, the telephone on the telephone mounting member is moved relative to the ears and the mouth. Can be set to an appropriate position.

[0012]

1 is a front view of a telephone holder according to the present invention. The telephone holder according to the present invention includes a headband 1.
And a telephone mounting member 6. Reference A is a telephone. The telephone A has at least a microphone A1 and a receiver A2. A normal telephone, which is generally called a handset, only has a microphone A1 and a receiver A2, while a mobile telephone has a microphone A.
1. Built-in receiver A2 and transmission / reception circuit (not shown). The telephone set according to the present invention includes a mobile telephone set in addition to a normal telephone set.

The headband 1 has an arcuate elastic bending portion 11.
Having. The elastic bending portion 11 is usually arc-shaped. The illustrated headband 1 further includes an ear pad 2 and a head pad 3. The ear pad 2 is made of a soft material,
In particular, a sound insulating member is preferable, and is provided at the other end 12 connected to the elastic bending portion 11. The head contact pad 3 is provided inside one end 13 connected to the elastic bending portion 11.

The telephone mounting member 6 is mounted on one end 13 of the headband 1 and has a telephone receiving portion 60 on one side to which the telephone A is detachably mounted. Telephone mounting member 6
Is formed using a plastic or metal thin plate. The telephone receiver 60 has a bottom 61 and at least two walls 62 and 63. The wall portions 62 and 63 are provided so as to rise from the bottom portion 61 and face each other, and generate elastic force toward the inside of the facing surface. For example, the wall 62,
When the telephone A is worn, the distance between the walls 63 and 63 is reduced by the elastic force of the warp of the walls 62 and 63, so that the telephone 63 is supported. The telephone A is a microphone A1, a receiver A2, and a transmission / reception circuit (not shown).
Built-in.

As described above, since the headband 1 has the arc-shaped elastic bending portion 11, the arc-shaped elastic bending portion 11
The headband 1 can be hooked on the head by utilizing the shape and elasticity of the headband.

The telephone mounting member 6 is mounted on one end 13 of the headband 1 and has a telephone receiving portion 60 on one side to which the telephone A is detachably mounted.
Then, a popular telephone A having a built-in microphone A1, a receiver A2 and a transmission / reception circuit can be attached by inserting it in the direction of arrow a1. Since the telephone A attached to the telephone receiver 60 is supported by one end 13 of the headband 1 mounted on the head, both hands are released from holding the telephone. For this reason, even if it becomes necessary to use the telephone A during the work that requires the use of both hands, there is no need to sacrifice the work. For example,
Even when used as an automobile telephone, it is possible to talk while operating the steering wheel with both hands, and it is possible to avoid an erroneous operation of driving the automobile.

Since the telephone mounting member 6 has the telephone receiving portion 60 for detachably mounting the telephone A, the telephone A
If there is no problem in holding the telephone hand, the telephone A is removed from the telephone receiver 60 as shown by an arrow a2, and as in the conventional case,
You can talk in your hand.

The illustrated telephone holder includes a position adjusting mechanism 10.
The position adjustment mechanism 10 variably adjusts the relative position of the telephone attachment member 6 with respect to the headband 1. Thus, the telephone A on the telephone mounting member 6 can be set at an appropriate position with respect to the ear and the mouth. Next, a specific example of the position adjusting mechanism 10 will be described with reference to FIGS.

The position adjusting mechanism 10 includes a space adjusting member 4, a first joint 5, a second joint 7, a shaft member 8, and a first connecting portion 5.
2 and the second coupling portion 64 and the like.

The spacing adjustment member 4 is provided at the other end 13 of the headband 1 on a surface opposite to the head contact pad 3.
It is arranged between the first joint 5. This interval adjusting member 4 has an arc portion 41 on the inner diameter side. The spacing adjusting member 4 of the embodiment has a semi-cylindrical shape from the viewpoint of weight reduction, and an inner diameter portion is an arc portion 41.

As shown in FIG. 4, the first joint 5 has a through hole 51 at one end and a first joint 52 at the other end. The first connecting portion 52 is provided with a slit 521 in consideration of the insertability of the ball portion, and is fastened with a screw 522 so that the ball portion does not protrude (see FIGS. 3 and 4). The second coupling portion 64 is provided on one of the bottom portion 61 and the wall portions 62 and 63.
It is desirable that the first connecting portion 52 and the second connecting portion 64 are constituted by universal joints.

One end of the second joint 7 is the first joint 5
2 and the other end is connected to the second coupling portion 64. The second joint 7 has one end connected to the first joint 52 and rotatable around the first joint 52, the other end connected to the second joint 64, and the second joint 7. Is rotatable around the connecting portion 64. Thereby, the relative position of the telephone attachment member 6 with respect to the headband 1 and the holding position of the telephone A thereon can be freely adjusted.

The shaft member 8 has a small diameter portion 82 inserted into the through hole 51 of the first joint 5 and the arc portion 41 of the interval adjusting member 4. The shaft member 8 has a large-diameter portion 81 and a small-diameter portion 82, and the large-diameter portion 81 is provided on one end side.
A screw portion 83 is provided continuously from the large diameter portion 81 and is provided from the other end surface 84 toward the inside. The shaft member 8 is configured such that the small diameter portion 82 has the through hole 51 of the first joint 5 and the gap adjusting member 4.
Are inserted into the circular arc portion 41 of FIG.

The screw member 9 penetrates through the head contact pad 3 and the head band 1 and fits with the screw portion 83 of the shaft member 8, thereby forming the head contact pad 3, the head band 1, the gap adjusting member 4, and the first joint. 5 is fixed. In this example, as long as the other end surface 84 of the shaft member 8 is in the through hole 51 and the arc portion 41, the head contact pad 3, the headband 1, the gap adjusting member 4, and the first joint 5 can be fixed. For this reason, a predetermined space can be secured and the first joint 5 can be fixed to the headband 1 only by changing the interval adjusting members 4 having different lengths L1. Therefore, a telephone holder that can easily adjust the holding position of the telephone A can be obtained.

Further, the space adjusting member 4 functions as a spacer to adjust the position of the telephone mounting member 6 with respect to the headband 1 so that a space for installing the telephone A can be secured. Further, by changing the length L1 of the interval adjusting member 4, various telephones A having different thicknesses L can be held. When the ear pad 2 is made of a sound insulating member, external noise during a call can be reduced, and the contents of the call from the receiver can be heard well.

The headband 1 of the embodiment has a recess 131 at the other end 13. The diameter of the concave portion 131 is smaller than the small diameter portion 8.
It is larger than the caliber of 2. According to this configuration,
Since the end surface 84 of the small-diameter portion 82 can enter the concave portion 131, the adjustment range by the gap adjusting member 4 is further expanded.

FIG. 5 is a sectional view showing a modification of the telephone mounting member used in the telephone holder according to the present invention. The telephone attachment member 6 includes a first member 66 and a second member 67.
And a spring member 68. The first member 66 and the second member 67 have wall portions 661 and 671, respectively.
It has bottom portions 662 and 672. Walls 661, 67
1 holds the telephone A. The bottoms 662, 672 are adapted to slide relative to each other. A spring member 68 is connected to the first member 66 and the second member 67, and the first member 6
A tensile force is applied between 6 and the second member 67. In this preferred embodiment, the first member 66 and the second member 67 are attracted to each other by the spring member 68, so that various telephones A having different widths W can be easily held.

[0028]

As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to provide a telephone holder and a telephone device which can be used without holding a telephone having a microphone and a receiver therein.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of a telephone holder according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a partially enlarged sectional view of FIG.

FIG. 3 is a front view of a first joint.

FIG. 4 is a left side view of the first joint.

FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view showing a modification of the telephone attachment member.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Headband 11 Elastic curved part 6 Telephone mounting member 60 Telephone receiver

Claims (3)

(57) [Claims] 1. A telephone holder for holding a telephone including a microphone and a receiver, the telephone holder including a headband, a telephone mounting member, and a position adjusting mechanism, wherein the headband has an arcuate elasticity. A bending portion, the telephone mounting member is mounted on one end of the headband, and has a telephone receiving portion on one surface side for detachably mounting the telephone, and the position adjusting mechanism; Is for variably adjusting the relative position of the telephone mounting member with respect to the headband, and includes a distance adjusting member, a first joint, a second joint, a first joint, and a second joint. And a shaft member , wherein the gap adjusting member is disposed between the other end of the headband and the surface opposite to the head contact pad and the first joint. And the first joint is on one end side It has a through-hole and has the first coupling portion on the other end side, the second coupling portion is provided on the telephone mounting member, and the first coupling portion and the first coupling portion The second joint is constituted by a universal joint, and the second joint has one end connected to the first joint and rotatable around the first joint.
The other end is connected to the second joint, and is rotatable around the second joint. The shaft member passes through the through hole and the gap adjusting member of the first joint. And a telephone holder coupled to the headband. 2. The telephone holder according to claim 1, wherein the shaft member has a large-diameter portion and a small-diameter portion, and the small-diameter portion.
Is the through-hole of the first joint and the gap adjusting member
And the large diameter portion is received by the first joint.
The tip of the small diameter portion is screwed to the head bang.
Phone holder fixed to the phone. 3. A telephone device including a telephone holder and a telephone, wherein the telephone holder is as described in claim 1 or 2, wherein the telephone is a microphone and A telephone device having a built-in receiver and detachably attached to the telephone receiver of the telephone holder.