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    • 专利摘要:
    wall receiver for a tablet computer a wall receiver (100) for the tablet computer (110) includes a rotating receiving tray (150) to which a tablet computer is attached. a compartment (130) in the wall receiver is at least partially arranged within a wall cavity. the receiving tray is rotatably mounted in the compartment. the receiving tray is configured to rotate from a first orientation disposed at an acute angle to a front face of the compartment to allow the tablet computer to fit with a receiving tray, for a second orientation that is substantially parallel to the phase front of the compartment and prevents the tablet computer from being removed from the receiving tray. a locking mechanism (510) holds the receiving tray in the second orientation. a removable cover (610) covers at least a portion of a front phase of the compartment and a front phase of the tablet computer.
    公开号:BR112013002707B1
    申请号:R112013002707-0
    申请日:2011-07-27
    公开日:2020-10-06
    发明作者:Robert P. Madonna；Kathleen M. Lacey；Peter H. Corsini；Michael E. Noonan
    申请人:Savant Systems Llc；
    IPC主号:
    专利说明:

    KNOWLEDGE Technical field
    [001] The present disclosure relates in general to dock systems and electronic device assembly, and more specifically to a wall dock station for a tablet computer. Knowledge information
    [002] A variety of control systems have been developed to control and interact with audio / video (A / V) devices, home automation units, lighting control units, telephony devices, heating, ventilation and air conditioning units (HVAC), power management devices, and / or other types of devices. Such control systems often organize control options in a series of menus and present those menus in user interfaces. While user interfaces can be presented in a variety of ways, touch panel interfaces are particularly popular with many end users.
    [003] A variety of special purpose tablets and portable touch panel control units have been developed to interact with particular control systems. In addition, a variety of special purpose wall touch panel control units have been developed to interact with particular control systems. Wall units may be preferred by end users in certain applications, for example, where closed integration into the structure of the home or other building is desired.
    [004] Many special purpose wall touch panel control units include advanced computing hardware, in addition, for a touch sensitive display screen. For example, many special purpose wall touch panel control units include a built-in personal computer (PC), a digital graphics engine, one or more network interface (s), speakers, a microphone and other components of hardware. These components can be stored in a case at least partially mounted in a wall cavity. Due in part to their special-purpose nature, and the corresponding often limited production volume, special-purpose wall touch panel control units are typically quite expensive. These expenses often limit the number of units installed in a typical installation. It is often simply cost prohibitive to install an individual special purpose wall touch panel control unit in each environment of each or another building, even though a terminal user may wish for such an arrangement. To reduce costs, the use of units is often rationed, such that they are installed in only a few rooms or main locations within a house or other building.
    [005] If it was possible to use a lower cost mass market product in place of a special purpose wall touch panel control unit, a greater number of panels could be deployed at similar expenses. However, several problems are encountered trying to integrate a mass market product into a wall. For example, it is difficult to assemble a product that is not designed for a wall installation on a wall in a way that provides the level of fit and finish often demanded by end users. In addition, it is difficult to secure a product that is not designed for a wall installation in a way that prevents, or at least discourages, unwanted removal or theft.
    [006] Consequently, there is a need for improved techniques for wall mounting. SUMMARY
    [007] In one embodiment, the deficiencies of the prior art are addressed in part by a wall dock station for a tablet computer that includes an inclined reception tray that receives and secures the tablet computer. The wall dock station is attached to a building wall via one or more mounting clips, or other fixing mechanisms, arranged in a station compartment. When fixed to a wall, a front face of the compartment is preferably arranged substantially in parallel with the wall surface facing the environment, and can overlap a portion of the wall, while the rest of the compartment is disposed within the wall cavity (ie , a beam structure). One or more connectors can connect the wall docking station to the power and / or data cables on the wall.
    [008] The receiving tray is rotationally mounted in the compartment. The receiving tray can be configured to rotate from a first orientation arranged at an acute angle with respect to the front face of the compartment, for a second orientation that is substantially parallel to the front face of the compartment. While the receiving tray is positioned in the first orientation, the tablet computer can be slid into the receiving tray, and fits one or more power and / or data connectors positioned on the receiving tray. One or more retaining mechanism (s), for example, first and second retaining flanges, retain the tablet computer in the receiving tray. The retaining flanges substantially prevent movement of the tablet computer in directions perpendicular to a main axis of the tablet computer. The receiving tray is then rotated to the second orientation, and fixed in this orientation by means of a locking mechanism, for example, by means of a lock. While in the second orientation, a front face of the tablet computer is arranged almost level, or almost level, on the front face of the compartment. Internal side walls of the compartment substantially prevent movement of the tablet computer in directions parallel to the main axis of the tablet computer. While the locking mechanism is attached, the tablet computer may not be promptly removed, as it is held in all directions, and thereby prevent, or at least discourage, theft of the tablet computer. In addition, an electronic removal detection system, for example, an electronic contact closure system, can also be used to detect and discourage unwanted removal.
    [009] A removable cover can be attached to cover the front face of the compartment, a portion of the front face of the tablet computer, and a portion of the wall surrounding the dock station. The removable cover can be fixed to the front face via a removable retention mechanism, for example, through a magnetic lock. With the removable cover in place, the appearance of the tablet computer on the wall dock station can approximate the appearance of a general purpose wall touch panel control unit.
    [0010] It should be understood that several alternative modalities are possible, and that the summary only describes one possible configuration, of many possible configurations. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
    [0011] The description below refers to the attached drawings of an example modality, of which: Fig. 1 is a perspective view of an example of a wall dock station for a tablet computer showing the tablet computer partially slid on a tray. inclined reception; Fig. 2 is a plan view of the rear of the example of the wall dock station of Fig. 1, showing an example of connector on a rear face of the compartment; Fig. 3 is a perspective view of the example of a docking station in Fig. 1 showing the tablet computer fully slid in the angled receiving tray, Fig- 4 is a side plan view of the example of a docking station in Fig. - And showing the tablet computer fully slid on the tilted receiving tray; Fig. 5 is a front plan view of Fig-F's example wall docking station showing the tablet computer fully slid into the receiving tray and a locking mechanism engaged; Fig. 6 is a front plan view of the example of the docking station in Fig. 1, showing a removable cover placed on a front face of the compartment and a portion of the tablet computer; and Fig. 7 is a side plan view of the example of the wall dock station of Fig. 1, showing the removable cover in place. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
    [0012] With reference to Figs. 1-3, an example wall dock station 100 can be configured to receive a tablet computer 110 having a touch sensitive display screen 120, As used here, the term "tablet computer" refers to a thin general purpose computer which employs a touch-sensitive display screen operable by fingertips, a stylus, a digital pen, or similar implement as its primary input device, instead of a full-size mechanical Qwerty keyboard or mouse. A 10 10 tablet computer can be an iPad ™ tablet available from Apple Inc. of Cupertino, California, an HP Slate ™ tablet available from Hewlett-Packard Co. of Palo Alto, California, a Sahara Slate ™ PC available from taTabletKiosk Corp, of Torrance, California, or another device. In addition, a tablet computer 110 may be a smaller sized device, for example, an iPod Touch® device available from Apple Inc., or another device having a smaller form factor.
    [0013] The wall dock station 100 comprises a compartment 130 having opposite pairs of the outer side walls, a front face 135, and a rear face 200. When attached to a wall (not shown), the front face 135 of compartment 130 it is preferably arranged substantially in parallel with the wall surface, while the outer side walls, and the rear face 210, are disposed within the wall cavity (ie, the beam structure). In an example embodiment, compartment 130 is sized to have a height 230 of approximately 11.2 inches, a width 240 of approximately 8.3 inches, and a depth (Fig. 7, 720) of approximately 2.5 inches, for accommodate an Ipad® tablet. It is to be understood that, alternatively, the wall dock station 100 may be differently sized to accommodate differently sized tablet computers 110. Furthermore, while in the example embodiment the outer side walls, and the rear face 210, are shown to be substantially flat, in the alternative configurations, they may be differently formed, having projections, ventilation openings, and the like.
    [0014] The wall dock station 100 can be attached to the wall with a retention mechanism, for example, a plurality (e.g., four) of mounting clips 140, each mounting clip 140 can be coupled to a corresponding bolt 145. While in a first position, suitable for installation, the mounting clips 140 are retained within notches, retracted within the outer side walls of compartment 130, after installation, one head of each bolt 145 can be rotated to extract the corresponding mounting clip 140 out of its notch, and passed forward to fit the inner face of the wall surface (eg, as a wall covering) Alternatively, a variety of other types of retaining mechanisms can be employed to secure the mounting station wall dock 100 to the wall and / or beams on the wall, including clamps, fasteners (eg, nails or screws), adhesives and other mechanisms.
    [0015] In the example mode, one or more connectors are arranged in compartment 130 of wall docking station 100, the connectors being configured to attach power and / or data cables to the wall. For example, a 4-pin Phoenix connector 220 and a CAT5 cable connector (not shown) can be arranged on the rear face 210 of housing 130. Alternatively, a variety of other types of connectors can be employed, or wires can be simply fed through openings in compartment 130 and connects either directly or indirectly to the rotating disk tablet computer 110. The power cable on the wall can connect to an appropriate transformer that adjusts voltage to that required by the rotating disk tablet computer 110. The cable data on the wall can be connected to a control system, for example, to a system employing a programmable multimedia controller. Further details describing an example of a programmable multimedia controller that can be used with wall dock station 100 are described in US Patent Application Serial No. 11 / 314,664 by Robert P. Madonna et al., With the title of "System and Methods for a Programmable Multimedia Controller", which is incorporated by reference here in its entirety.
    [0016] Internal wiring and / or circuit assembly (not shown) of the wall dock station can connect to the connectors either directly, or indirectly, to a connection socket (or sockets) (not shown). The connection socket (or sockets), in turn, connects to a port (or ports) 115 arranged on the tablet computer, rotating disk 110. In the example mode, where the tablet computer is an iPad ™ tablet, a single connection socket of the Apple® 30-pin male dock station is used to fit an Apple® 30-pin female connector on the tablet computer, however, it should be understood that, depending on the employed 110 tablet computer, a variety of other connectors or assemblies of connectors can be used.
    [0017] In the example mode, a receiving tray 150 supports the connection socket and is, on the other hand, configured to receive the tablet computer 110. The receiving tray 150 is rotatably mounted in compartment 130, through a pivot mechanism (not shown), for example, through pins extending into holes, arranged on the side walls of the light source compartment 130. The receiving tray is configured to rotate from the first orientation that is arranged at an acute angle (Fig. 3) 410 (e.g., about 15 degrees) to the front face 135 of compartment 130, for a second orientation that is substantially parallel to the front face 135 of compartment 130, When in the first orientation the tablet computer 110 can extend to a distance 420 from the front face 134 of compartment 130, one or more springs (not shown) can be employed to apply load through the spring to the receiving tray 150, such that it is maintained in the first order lent unless the spring is otherwise retracted.
    [0018] With reference to Figs. 2-5, while the receiving tray 150 is positioned in the first orientation, a tablet computer 110 can be slid in the receiving tray 150, in a direction 155 parallel to a main axis of the tablet computer 110. When sliding in the receiving tray 150 , the computer table fits retaining flanges. In the example embodiment, first and second retaining flanges 160, 165 are employed that fit opposite sides of the tablet computer 110, and a portion of a front face 127 of the tablet computer 110, and substantially prevent movement of the tablet computer 110 in directions perpendicular to the its main axis. However, it should be understood that, in alternative modalities, different numbers and arrangements of retaining flanges can alternatively be employed. In addition, it should be understood that the tablet computer 110 can be secured by another retention mechanism (s), including various clips, fasteners, Velcro, adhesives, and / or other mechanisms. Furthermore, while in the example mode the tablet computer 110 is slid in the receiving tray 150 in a direction along its main axis, it should be understood that the tablet computer 110 can alternatively be fitted with the receiving tray 150 in others ways, for example, sliding in the receiving tray 150 in another direction, placed from above, or on the other side fitted with the receiving tray 150,
    [0019] After the tablet computer 110 is fitted to the receiving tray 150, the receiving tray 150 is rotated to its second orientation, such that it is substantially parallel to the front face 135 of the light source compartment 130. While in the second orientation, the front face 127 of the tablet computer 110 is arranged flush, or almost level, with the front face 135 of the light source compartment 130. When so arranged, the internal side walls (Fig. 7) 170, 175 of the compartment fit opposite ends of the tablet computer 110, and substantially prevents movement of the tablet computer 110 in directions 155, 157 parallel to the main axis of the tablet computer 110,
    [0020] A locking mechanism (Fig. 5) 510 fixes, the receiving tray 150 in its second orientation, for example, retracting the spring load of a receiving tray. While the locking mechanism 510 is engaged, the tablet computer 110 cannot be removed, since it is retained in all directions, and thereby preventing, or at least discouraging unwanted removal or theft. Various types of locking mechanisms can be employed to provide greater or lesser levels of security. In the example mode, a lock (eg, a screw) extending through a portion of the receiving tray 150 in a projection of the compartment 130 is employed as the locking mechanism 510.0 lock can have an unusual head configuration, for example example, a Robertson head (square), an Allen head (hexagon socket), a Torx head or Torx safety head, a Tri-Wing head, a Spanner head, a Double hex head, a Bristol head, etc. which can discourage unwanted removal. In the alternative embodiments, the locking mechanism may take a different shape, and, for example, may include a key lock assembly, a locking clamp or clamp, or other mechanisms. While the locking mechanism may discourage unwanted removal, the tablet computer 110 may require removal, for example, for maintenance or replacement, the locking mechanism may allow such action.
    [0021] In addition to the mechanical security provided by the locking mechanism 510, an electronic removal detection system (not shown) can be employed to detect removal of the tablet computer 110, For example, insertion of the tablet computer 110 may close a lock contact (not shown) disposed in compartment 130, and thereby completing an electrical circuit. Removing the tablet computer 110 can open the contact closure, and thereby opening the electrical circuit. A control system, for example, a programmable multimedia controller, in communication with the electronic removal detection system can recognize the contact opening and can initiate an appropriate response, for example, sound an alarm, disable the tablet computer 110, or take any other action.
    [0022] Referring to Figs. 6 and 7, a removable cover 610 can be attached to the front face 135 of the compartment, a portion of the front face 127 of the tablet computer 110, and a portion of the wall surface of the wall surrounding the dock station. In the example embodiment, the removable cover 610 has an external height 620 of approximately 12.1 inches, an external width 630 of approximately 9.5 inches, and a depth (Fig. 7) 710 of approximately: 12 inches. In addition, the removable cover 610 has an internal opening that ends a short distance away from the touch sensitive display screen 120 of the tablet computer 110, such that a limited region of the front face 127 of the tablet computer 110 is left exposed. In alternative embodiments, the removable cover 600 may be differently sized, and, for example, may have internal dimensions that abut the edges of the touch sensitive display screen 120, or even cover a small portion of the periphery of the touch sensitive display screen. touch card 120. A variety of 610 removable covers of different sizes and shapes, made of different materials, and having different finishes or colors can be offered to suit different tastes of end users.
    [0023] The removable cover 610 is fixed to the front face 135 via a removable retention mechanism. In the example embodiment, the removable retention mechanism includes a magnetic closure, where a plurality of magnets (not shown) attached to the removable cover 610 interact with opposing magnets (or ferrous metal plates) attached to compartment 130, however, in alternative embodiments, the removable retention mechanism can take a different shape, and can include various clips, fasteners, Velcro, adhesives, or other mechanisms.
    [0024] With the removable cover 610 in place, the appearance of the tablet computer 110 on the wall dock station 100 can approximate the appearance of a special purpose wall touch panel control unit. That is, the tablet computer 110 on the wall docking station 100 may appear as an integrated device. Since tablet computers are typically mass market products, which are produced in large-scale production with considerable economies of scale, a tablet computer can be more properly cheap. In addition, the manufacturing cost of the wall dock station 100 can be low. Consequently, the combined expenses of a tablet computer 110 and a wall dock station 110 can be considerably less than those of a typical, special purpose wall touch panel control unit.
    [0025] In addition, the combination of a tablet computer 110 and the wall dock station 100 described above can offer other advantages. As discussed above, since the tablet computer 110 is removable (with some effort), it can be readily replaced in the event of failure or to provide an update. Also, in addition, use of wall dock station 100 can simplify installation. A tablet computer 110 can be configured or programmed off-site by an installer, and simply placed inside a wall dock station 100 installed on site, and thereby reducing setup time on site.
    [0026] While the above description describes certain example modalities, it should be apparent that a number of modifications and / or additions can be made to them. While in the example embodiment, the wall dock station 100, including compartment 130 and the receiving tray 150, are constructed primarily of plastic, the wall dock station 100 can be constructed of a variety of other materials and / or combinations materials, including metals, compounds, wood, and other materials. In addition, it should be understood that the wall dock station 100 can be oriented in various orientations on the wall, for example, to provide a standing orientation or a lying orientation.
    [0027] Therefore, it should be understood that the above descriptions are significant to be taken by way of example only.
    权利要求:
    Claims (19)
    [0001]
    1. Wall receiver (100) for a tablet computer (110), comprising: a compartment (130) configured to be at least partially arranged within a wall cavity of a wall, the compartment (130) including a front face that , when the compartment (130) is disposed within the wall cavity, it is arranged substantially parallel with a wall surface of the wall; and, characterized by the fact that it has: a receiving tray (150) rotatable mounted in the compartment (130), the receiving tray (150) configured to rotate from a first orientation arranged at an acute angle with respect to the face front of the compartment (130) that allows the tablet computer (110) to fit with the receiving tray (150), for a second orientation that is substantially parallel to the front face of the compartment (130) and prevents removal of the tablet computer (110 ) of the receiving tray (150); a locking mechanism (510) configured to, when engaged, retain the receiving tray (150) in the second orientation; and a removable cover (610) configured to be attached to the compartment (130), and, when so attached, to cover at least a portion of the front face of the compartment (130) and at least a portion of a front face of the tablet computer (110 ) and to hide the receiving tray (150) and the locking mechanism (510).
    [0002]
    2. Wall receiver (100) for a tablet computer (110) according to claim 1, characterized by the fact that the locking mechanism (510) comprises: a lock that extends through a portion of the receiving tray ( 150) in a projection of the compartment (130) and which requires the use of a tool or wrench to be disengaged.
    [0003]
    3. Wall receiver (100) for a tablet computer (110) according to claim 1, characterized in that it additionally comprises: one or more retention mechanisms configured to retain the tablet computer (110) to the receiving tray ( 150) and substantially prevent movement of the tablet computer (110) with respect to the receiving tray (150) in directions perpendicular to a main axis of the tablet computer.
    [0004]
    4. Wall receiver (100) for a tablet computer (110) according to claim 3, characterized in that the one or more retaining mechanisms comprise: one or more retaining flanges.
    [0005]
    5. Wall receiver (100) for a tablet computer (110) according to claim 1, characterized in that it additionally comprises: first and second internal side walls of the compartment (130) configured to fit opposite ends of the tablet computer ( 110) and substantially prevent movement of the tablet computer (110) in directions parallel to a main axis of the tablet computer (110).
    [0006]
    6. Wall receiver (100) for a tablet computer (110) according to claim 1, characterized in that the removable cover (610), when attached, also covers at least a portion of the wall surface of the wall .
    [0007]
    7. Wall receiver (100) for a tablet computer (110), according to claim 1, characterized in that it additionally comprises: a magnetic lock configured to detachably secure the removable cover (610) to the compartment (130) .
    [0008]
    8. Wall receiver (100) for a tablet computer (110) according to claim 1, characterized in that it further comprises: an electronic removal detection system configured to detect removal of the tablet computer (110) from the receiver wall (100).
    [0009]
    9. Wall receiver (100) for a tablet computer (110) according to claim 8, characterized in that the electronic removal detection system comprises a contact closure that is opened when the tablet computer (110) it is removed from the wall receiver (100), and thereby opening an electrical circuit.
    [0010]
    10. Wall receiver (100) for a tablet computer (110), according to claim 1, characterized in that it additionally comprises: a male connection socket of the 30-pin docking station configured to fit a female connector of 30 pins of the tablet computer (110).
    [0011]
    11. Wall receiver (100) for a tablet computer (110), comprising: a compartment (130) configured to be at least partially arranged within a wall cavity of a wall, the compartment (130) including a front face that , when the compartment (130) is disposed within the wall cavity, it is arranged substantially parallel with a wall surface of the wall; and, characterized by the fact that it has: a receiving tray (150) mounted in the compartment, the receiving tray (150) configured to fit the tablet computer (110); a locking mechanism (510) coupled to the receiving tray (150) and configured to, when attached, and in conjunction with the receiving tray (150), retain the tablet computer (110) and substantially prevent removal of the tablet computer ( 110) of the wall receiver (100); and, a removable cover (610) configured to cover at least a portion of the front face of the tablet computer (110) and to hide the receiving tray (150) and locking mechanism (510).
    [0012]
    12. Wall receiver (100) for a tablet computer (110) according to claim 11, characterized by the fact that the receiving tray (150) is rotatably mounted in the compartment (130), and is configured to rotate from a first orientation arranged at an acute angle with respect to the front face of the compartment (130) that allows the tablet computer (110) to fit with the receiving tray (150), for a second orientation that is substantially parallel to the front face of the compartment (130).
    [0013]
    13. Wall receiver (100) for a tablet computer (110) according to claim 11, characterized by the fact that the locking mechanism (510) comprises: a lock that extends through a portion of the receiving tray ( 150) in a projection of the compartment (130) and which requires the use of a tool or wrench to be disengaged.
    [0014]
    14. Wall receiver (100) for a tablet computer (110) according to claim 11, characterized by the fact that it further comprises: a magnetic lock configured to detachably secure the removable cover (610) to the compartment (130).
    [0015]
    15. Wall receiver (100) for a tablet computer (110) according to claim 11, characterized in that it further comprises: an electronic removal detection system configured to detect removal of the tablet computer (110) from the wall receiver (100).
    [0016]
    16. Wall receiver (110) for a tablet computer (100) according to claim 11, characterized by the fact that it additionally comprises: a male connection socket of the 30-pin dock station configured to fit a female connector of 30 pins of the tablet computer (110).
    [0017]
    17. Wall receiver (100) for a tablet computer (110), comprising: compartment means (130) configured to be at least partially arranged within a wall cavity of a wall; characterized by the fact that it has: means for receiving (150) the tablet computer (110), the means for receiving (150) the tablet computer (110) configured to rotate from a first orientation that allows fitting of the tablet computer (110 ) with the receiving means (150), for a second orientation that prevents removal of the tablet computer (110) from the receiving means (150); and, means for covering (610) configured to fix the compartment means (130), and, when so attached, to cover at least a portion of a front face of the compartment means (130) and at least a portion of a front face of the tablet computer (110), and to hide the receiving means (150).
    [0018]
    18. Wall receiver (100) for a tablet computer (110) according to claim 17, characterized in that it further comprises: means for electronically detecting removal of the tablet computer (110) from the wall receiver (100).
    [0019]
    19. Wall receiver (100) for a tablet computer (110), according to claim 18, characterized in that it additionally comprises: a male connection socket of the 30-pin dock station configured to fit a female connector of 30 pins of the tablet computer (110).
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