JPS5824931A - Panel book for multiitem input device - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To improve the operability relating to the replacement of an item panel and a pen-touch operation, by paging the item panel to up and down direction with a paging grip provided at both sides of each item panel of a panel book. CONSTITUTION:Projected bosses 9a and 9b are provided respectively at two parts of upper left and right direction of an input main body 1 and holes 12a and 12b inserted to the bosses 9a and 9b are provided to a fixed panel 11 of a panel book 10. The book 10 itself is set to a specified position of the main body 1 with the holes 12a and 12b. A plurality of curl rings 13 provided at the left and right of the center of the book 10 file a plurality of item panels 14 with the panel 11 to page the panels to up and down direction. Further, a paging grip 15 in common use of indexing is formed at left and right sides of the panel 14 with positions shifted by up and downward. Thus, the operability of the panel book can be improved.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The dud #J is used as a Bentouch type keyboard.
This invention relates to improvements to panel books for multi-item input devices.

In general, panel books for multi-item input devices are used for input devices such as Oice Combi Shima-Yu, and each item/(product name, customer name, etc. written on the flannel) is spelled out in a book shape. It is designed so that input operations can be performed by simply touching it directly with a special pen.

Conventionally, this type of panel book for a multi-item input device has a panel book 2 set at a predetermined position on the sheet switch board surface of the input unit main body l, as shown in Fig. The item panels 4 are also connected by a plurality of links 3 provided so that they can be turned left and right. In addition, as shown in FIG. 2, the panel book 2 itself is attached to the board surface of the input unit main body l by screws 7 at two locations, upper and lower, on the base plate 6 of the mounting fixture 5. 91 As shown in FIG. 3, each link 3 is fixed onto the base plate 6 from below the base plate 6 by tightening the screws 8 through the holes 4a of each item panel 40.

However, in such conventional panel books, when turning each item panel 4 left and right, the width of the item panel 4 is wide, so it takes both hands to turn the item panel 4 left and right. It is difficult to operate with one hand as it requires
1111, and the link 3 and mounting bracket 5 in the center of the book protrude, creating an obstacle when operating the Bentouch.Additionally, it is complicated to attach and detach the link 3, making it difficult to replace the item panel 4. It has become an embarrassing trap. Furthermore, each item panel 4 uses both the front and back sides of the item panel 4. As shown in FIG. 41 (back 11) It is necessary to provide 9 td stitches, so extra space is required for item frames 4b' and 4c' in the dotted line area. . indicates the handle of the item panel 4 which also serves as an index when turning over each item panel 4.

This product was created with the above points in mind: ``We improved the operability of each item panel, bent-touch operation, and item panel replacement, and saved extra space on the item panel. I hope you don't have to
The present invention provides a panel book for a multi-item input device.

Hereinafter, one embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

In the panel book for a multi-item input device according to the present invention, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, bosses 9m and 9b are formed protrudingly at two locations in the left and right directions on the upper part of the board surface of the input section main body 1, respectively. In addition to providing panel book 10
The fixed panel IIK is provided with holes 12m and 12b that fit with the bosses 9m and 9b, respectively, so that the panel book IO itself can be sorted to a predetermined position on the board surface of the input section main body 1, and the panel book The fixed panel 11 is fixed by a plurality of curling-shaped rings 13 provided in the left and right direction in the center of the lOK.
At the same time, a plurality of item panels 14 are arranged like a book so that they can be turned over in the vertical direction. Further, on the left side of each item panel 14, the Ishioka 1IIK is formed with a handle 5 which also serves as an index and whose plate position is shifted in the vertical direction.

In addition, the boss 9& provided on the board surface of the input section main body 1.

9b In order to easily fit the holes 12m and 12b formed in the fixed spring B11 of the K panel book 10, as shown in FIG.
- The 12m holes are elongated in the left and right direction.

In addition, a plurality of item panels 14 are provided along with the fixed panel U.
As shown in FIG. 7, each ring 13a for binding a book into a book is formed by rolling a belt made of thermoplastic resin or the like so that it has elasticity so that a part of it is polymerized, and it is used to bind the fixed panel U and each ring. Notch recesses 1 are installed through holes 16 drilled in each item panel 14, and a portion thereof is formed on the board surface of the input unit main body l.
7.

Therefore, in the panel book for a multi-item input device according to the present invention configured as described above, the item panel 14 can be moved in the vertical direction by either one of the handles 15 provided on the left and right sides of each item panel 14. The operator can easily turn the pages with either their left or right hand9, while the other hand can concentrate on the Bentouch operation.''C
In addition to improving operability, the arrangement of item frames 14b for each input hole 14a K of each item panel 14-1IX
*, back number A% will be the same, so item frame 14b as before
No extra space is needed for this. In addition, bosses 9m and 9b formed protruding from the upper part of the board surface are used to attach the input section main body l of the panel book W itself to the board surface, and holes 12 and 12b are bored in the fixed panel 11 that fits with the bosses 9m and 9b. Since this is done by means of the following means, it can be easily mounted at an accurate position on the board surface of the input section main body l. In addition, since the fixed panel 11 and the plurality of item panels 14 are arranged in a book shape using a curling ring 13 made of elasticity such as a thermoplastic resin, tools such as screwdrivers can be used as in the past. This allows the number of item panels 14 to be easily increased or replaced without using. Furthermore, a part of the relatively small diameter ring opening is embedded on the board surface of the input unit main body 1, and the panel book IO can be mounted using the bosses 9m, 9b and 9b as described above, without using any conventional mounting hardware. Hole 12a that fits into it
Since the input operation surface is designed to have no protrusions that obstruct the Bentouch operation, it is possible to perform the Bentouch operation smoothly.

As described above, the panel book for a multi-item input device according to the present invention has a plurality of book fixing bosses provided on the upper part of the sheet switch panel surface of the input section, each of which is fitted into a plurality of bosses. a fixed panel with holes drilled therein;
Multiple layers are cut in the left and right directions in the center of the book, and are attached through holes provided at the ends of each of the fixed panels and multiple item panels, and have elasticity that is rounded so that some of them overlap. It has the excellent advantage of being able to easily turn over each item panel, perform Bentouch operations, and attach and detach the item panels and the panel book itself.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing a conventional panel book for a multi-item input device, Fig. 2 is a plan view partially showing details of the panel book, and Fig. 3 is the same <side view of the conventional panel book;
Figure t1g4 is a plan view showing an embodiment of the panel book for a multi-item input device according to the present invention, Figure 5 is its figure 9a#J,
FIG. 6 is a plan view showing details of the panel book mounting portion in the same embodiment, and FIG. 7 is a side view showing the ring portion thereof. 1...Input unit main body 9m, 9b-boss lO...
Panel book U-Fixed panel 12a t i2b
...hole 13...ring 14...item panel 15...me〈9〉Applicant's agent Kiyoshi Torii

Claims (1)

[Claims] , a fixing panel with a plurality of holes in which each of the book fixing bosses fits, corresponding to the plurality of book fixing bosses provided at the top of the sheet switch panel surface of the input section, and a fixing panel in the left and right direction of the center of the book. There are a plurality of item panels, each of which is fitted through a hole provided at each end so as to connect a fixed panel and a plurality of item panels. Panel book for multi-item input device.