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    • 专利摘要:
    A remote control device (14) comprises a nomadic remote control (10) and a wall support (12), the nomadic remote control (10) comprising a housing (16) having a rear face (40) and a front face (42), located on both sides and at a distance from a median plane (M) of the housing (16), the housing (16) comprising a cavity (48) open at least on the rear face (40), the wall support (12) ) having a surface (28) for supporting a wall in a bearing plane (P) and a head (24) projecting from the support plane (P), the head (24) penetrating into the cavity (48) in a hooking position of the nomadic remote control (10) so as to pass through the median plane (M) of the housing (16). The cavity (48) is shaped to conform to the shape of the head (24). The head (24) protrudes in an oblique direction (D) upwards with respect to the bearing plane (P), and has at least one oblique first surface (34, 36) which, in the gripping position, is in contact surface with at least a first oblique wall (48.1, 48.2) of the cavity (48). The cavity (48) is preferably open on the front face (42) of the housing (16) and forms a passage between the rear face (40) and the front face (42) of the housing (16), which thus forms a grommet (46) delimiting the cavity (48).
    公开号:FR3033931A1
    申请号:FR1552341
    申请日:2015-03-20
    公开日:2016-09-23
    发明作者:Pierre Escurier；Alize Legoueff；Frederic Strubi；Philippe Bajard；Thomas Desagre
    申请人:Somfy SA；
    IPC主号:
    专利说明:

    [0001] TECHNICAL FIELD OF THE INVENTION [0001] The present invention relates to a remote control device comprising a nomadic remote control and its wall support, in particular for the remote control of home automation equipment of a remote control device. building. STATE OF THE PRIOR ART [0002] The installation instructions for the Telis® remote control of the company 10 Somfy® dating from May 2006 and available at https: //www.sonnfy.frifile.cfm/notice telis1rts.pdf contentID = 38970 illustrates an example of a nomadic remote control, that is to say able to be taken in hand and moved while remaining functional, thus including at least a self-powered power supply and wireless communication means to distance with 15 home automation equipment, which can be hooked to a wall bracket, that can be positioned at any desired location, for example near the home automation equipment paired with the remote control, or at the entrance of a room, to store the remote control. For this purpose, the housing of the remote control has an eyelet in which is housed the head of a rod fixed in the wall and constituting the support, thus allowing the attachment of the remote control to the support. But it is found in use that it is not always easy to hang the remote control, especially because approaching the wall, the user naturally presents the remote control with a slope that does not facilitate insertion of the head of the support in the loop. In addition, the size of the support head is deliberately reduced so as not to protrude too much from the surface of the wall, so that the attachment is not very secure. Lastly, the head has a cylindrical shape and forms a pivot, so that the hooked remote control is supposed to find a vertical position by gravity. Thus, if the remote control is jostled, it tends to pendulum or even to leave its support. In addition, these 30 degrees of freedom constrain, when it is desired to use the remote control on its support, to maintain the position of one hand while manipulating the other.
    [0002] SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The invention aims to remedy at least some of the drawbacks of the state of the art and to propose simple means for improved attachment of a nomadic remote control to a wall mount. To do this is proposed, according to a first aspect of the invention, a remote control device comprising a nomadic remote control and a wall bracket, the nomadic remote control having a housing having a rear face and a front face, located on the side and other and at a distance from a median plane of the housing, the housing comprising a cavity open at least on the rear face, the wall support having a surface for supporting a wall following a support plane and a projecting head relative to the support plane, the head penetrating into the cavity in a hooking position of the nomadic remote control so as to pass through the median plane of the housing, characterized in that the cavity is shaped so as to match the shape of the head, in that the head protrudes in an oblique direction upward with respect to the support plane, and has at least a first oblique surface which, in the hooking position, is in contact surf acic with at least a first oblique wall of the cavity. Thanks to the oblique orientation of the surfaces of the support head and the housing cavity, it is possible, for a given space measured perpendicularly to the support plane, to increase the area of the surfaces in contact with each other. the head of the support and the remote control, so to increase the area of contact or friction between the head and the oblique wall or walls of the cavity. By form cooperation, the cavity conforming to the shape of the head, it also limits the clearances between the support and the telecontrol so that it is perfectly maintained. In addition, the orientation of the head and the cavity allows an indexation of the position of the remote control relative to the support, that is to say a single relative positioning constituting the attachment position, when the head is inserted in the cavity. The angle of the oblique surfaces is preferably less than 60 ° relative to the vertical, preferably between 30 ° and -60 °. Preferably, at least a portion of the first oblique wall located on one side of the median plane opposite the rear face being located in an upper half of the housing, which contributes to a good stability of the remote control on the wall bracket, by gravity. According to a preferred embodiment, the head has a second oblique surface which, in the attachment position, is in surface contact with at least a second oblique wall of the cavity. Preferably, the first and second oblique surfaces approach each other as one moves away from the rear face of the housing of the remote control. This guarantees an excellent attachment. [0009] Preferably, the first oblique surface of the wall support head and the first oblique wall of the cavity are at least partially curved. The curvature of the oblique surfaces allows insertion or removal of the remote control without risk of blockage in an intermediate position which is not that of the attachment position. The shape of the head and the corresponding shape of the cavity of the loop thus unequivocally define the hooking position. The use of curved oblique surfaces also makes it possible to insert or remove the remote control from the support, regardless of the direction given to the remote control, that is to say that it is vertical or slightly oblique. According to a preferred embodiment, the cavity is open on the front face of the housing and forms a passage between the rear face and the front face of the housing. The housing of the remote control forms an eyelet delimiting the cavity. Preferably, the head has a top facet which, in the hooking position, is flush with the front face of the nomadic remote control, in continuity with the front face of the nomadic remote control. In the latching position, the aperture on the front face is closed by the top facet of the head of the wall bracket so that the front face of the remote control appears, seen from the front, as a remote control without eyelet. This arrangement makes it possible to minimize the appearance of the support on the remote control. Preferably, at least one edge, in particular a lower edge, of the top facet is a rounded edge. This rounded edge limits the risk of locking the remote control relative to the support when it is in place or more particularly when the remote control is removed from its support. Indeed, if the remote control is raised by its lower part, the oblique surface of the cavity can slide on the rounded edge of the top facet of the support, which frees the remote control of the support. This avoids tearing forces on the support. Preferably, at least one edge, in particular a lower edge, of the top facet is a rounded edge. [0012] It can be provided that the head of the wall support does not have symmetry of revolution. Preferably the wall support comprises a body having a flat back surface of support materializing the support plane and constituting the bearing surface, the body of the wall support having a front face opposite to the flat face 15 of support, the rear face of the housing of the nomadic remote conforming to the shape of the front face of the body of the wall support so as to be in surface contact with the front face of the body of the wall bracket in the hooking position. The combined shapes of the front face of the support body and the rear face of the remote control also contribute to perfect positioning of the remote control on the wall mount. Surface contact also helps prevent any build-up of dust between the wall mount and the remote control if the remote has to stay hooked for a long time in a dusty environment. This arrangement also makes it possible to increase the surfaces in contact with the support and the remote control to ensure better maintenance of the remote control on its support. Preferably, the front face of the body of the wall support is entirely covered by the nomadic remote control in the hooking position. Thus, the support is hidden by the remote control in the hooking position, only its top facet is visible. According to one embodiment, the front face of the body of the wall support is curved, preferably convex. But a concave or flat shape is also possible. According to one embodiment, the housing of the remote control comprises 5 lateral flanges which frame lateral faces of the body of the wall support in the hooking position. The edges contribute to a good lateral positioning of the remote control in the hooked position. Preferably the side flanges are made of a material different from the rear face of the housing of the remote control. A material having a higher coefficient of friction or more elasticity makes it possible to better wedge the lateral flanges on either side of the support body. Preferably, the rear face of the housing of the remote control comprises a lower end portion which, in the attachment position, is tangent to the support plane or distant by less than one millimeter of the support plane. The part of the rear face of the remote control which is tangent or almost tangent to the support plane contributes to a good positioning of the remote control on the support in the hooking position. It avoids a recess of the remote control if the lower part of the front face of the remote control is pressed in the hooking position. In any cutting plane perpendicular to the oblique direction of the head, it is possible to measure a width of the wall support head perpendicular to the plane of symmetry of the wall support, and a thickness of the wall support head in the wall. plane of symmetry of the wall support. The width is preferably greater than the thickness, preferably in a higher ratio to 3/2. The large width of the head contributes to a good grip. According to one embodiment the head has a maximum width, measured perpendicularly to a reference plane containing the oblique direction of insertion and perpendicular to the support plane, which is greater than or equal to half of a maximum width of the remote control Nomad, measured in the attachment position perpendicular to the reference plane. 3033931 6 [0019] It can thus control the proper attachment of the remote control. It is also possible to provide a color contrast between the remote control and this summit facet. If there is a need for a luminous identification of the wall support, for example for use in a commercial or industrial building, an intermittent light-emitting diode arranged at the level of the uppermost facet, powered by a battery housed in the wall support, or by an electrical connection to the electrical network of the building, passing through the wall. In practice, the front face of the housing of the nomadic remote control is equipped with an input interface. The input interface may include one or more keys, a wheel, a touch screen or a combination of such elements. Preferably, it is ensured that in the latching position, the gripping interface is entirely between a lower end and an upper end of the wall support, or at least that the parts of the input interface 15 intended to undergoing user control pressures is fully between a lower end and an upper end of the wall bracket. This avoids any risk of detachment of the remote control if it is actuated in the attachment position. It should be noted that the wall support can also have an electric charging function of the remote control, by electromagnetic induction between an excitation circuit located in the head or the body of the support, and a receiver circuit connected to a accumulator in the housing of the remote control. In practice, the housing of the nomadic remote control preferably has a plane of symmetry perpendicular to the support plane in the hooking position. According to another aspect of the invention, it relates to a nomadic remote control to constitute with a wall bracket a remote control device as described above, the nomadic remote control comprising a housing having a rear face and a face front, located on either side and at a distance from a median plane of the housing, the housing having an upper end and a lower end, and comprising a cavity open at least on the rear face and crossing the median plane of the case. The cavity comprises at least a first upward sloping wall when one moves away from the rear face. Preferably, at least a portion of the first oblique wall located on one side of the median plane opposite the rear face is located in an upper half of the housing. Advantageously, the cavity has a section, measured in any measurement plane parallel to the median plane of the housing, which is reduced when the measurement plane moves away from the rear face. The remote control thus has a surface continuity at the rear. According to another aspect of the invention, this relates to a nomadic remote control intended to form with a wall-mounted device a remote control device as described above, the nomadic remote control comprising a housing having a rear face and a front face, located on both sides and at a distance from a median plane of the housing, the housing having an upper end and a lower end, and comprising a cavity open at least on the rear face and passing through the median plane of the housing. The cavity flares on the rear face of the housing to form a recess in the rear face, elongated towards the lower end of the housing, which allows to hang the remote control on a support having a head and a body 20 disposed under this head. The cavity preferably comprises at least a first upward sloping wall when one moves away from the rear face. Preferably, at least a portion of the first sloping wall located on one side of the median plane opposite the rear face is located in an upper half of the housing. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES [0025] Other features and advantages of the invention will emerge on reading the description which follows, with reference to the appended figures, which illustrate: FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a nomadic remote control according to an embodiment of the invention, at an angle to view a front face of a housing of the remote control; - Figure 2 is a perspective view of a wall bracket of the remote control device associated with the nomadic remote control of Figure 1; - Figure 3, another perspective view of the nomadic remote control of S Figure 1, at an angle for viewing a rear face of the remote control housing Figure 4, a side view of a remote control device according to the invention, incorporating the remote control of Figure 1 and the wall bracket of Figure 2, - Figure 5, a sectional view in a section plane VV which constitutes a plane of symmetry of the housing of the remote control and a plane of symmetry wall bracket; FIG. 6, a sectional view of the remote control device of FIG. 4, in a section plane VI-VI perpendicular to the V-V section plane; - Figure 7, a sectional view of the remote control device of Figure 4, in a sectional plane VII-VII parallel to the section plane VI-VI. For the sake of clarity, the identical elements will be marked by identical reference signs throughout the figures. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS FIGS. 1 and 3 illustrate, from two different angles of view, a nomadic remote control 10 intended to be attached to a wall support 12 illustrated in FIG. 2, in a hooking position illustrated in the figures. 3 to 5 25 and forming with the wall bracket a remote control device 14. In a manner known per se, the nomadic remote control 10 is intended to be held in the hand by a user and is used to control one or more 3033931 9 home automation equipment (Not shown) in a home automation system from a variable position in a building, for example inside a room where are the home automation equipment paired with the remote control. Voluntarily, the representation of the nomadic remote control 10 has been limited to its housing 16, but the skilled person knows that such a remote control comprises an electronic control circuit connected to an input interface which will be recognized here three keys 18, 18.1, 18.2, where appropriate to a visual interface, here in the form of a light-emitting diode 20, and to a telecommunication interface, preferably wireless, for example by radio, as well as to a source energy which may include an energy accumulator and possibly means for recharging this accumulator, which may consist for example of a photocell or a winding intended to be positioned in an electromagnetic field. Similarly, the wall mount may itself include a power circuit for powering an inductor winding. The wall support 12 is constituted here in two parts assembled for example by interlocking and / or clipping, which together form a relatively flat elongate body 22 and a projecting head 24. The body has a slightly convex front face 26, a rear face 28 bearing against a wall 30 defining a support plane P and side faces 32. The attachment of the wall support 12 to the wall 30 can be achieved by any means suitable, for example by screws (not shown) or by gluing, if necessary via a tape with two adhesive faces. The head 24 of the wall support 12 projects at an upper end of the body 22 in an axial direction D oblique upward with respect to the bearing plane P. The angle A of the oblique axial direction D is here order of 55 °, but may vary in practice between 30 ° and 70 °. The head 24 of the wall support 12 has no symmetry of revolution and has a section, measured in a plane parallel to the plane of support P, which decreases when one moves away from the plane of support P.
    [0003] The head 24 of the wall support 12 is cantilevered with respect to the body 22, and 3033931 10 thus has a rear face 34 facing the support plane P. The head 24 also has a front face 36 which is in the extension of the front face 26 of the body, preferably without breaking the slope with the latter, and a sbmmital face 38, which may optionally have a color or a surface appearance different from the front face. The transition between the front face 36 of the head and the top face 38 forms an edge 39 which is preferably rounded. It is possible to define a median reference plane R of the wall support, perpendicular to the support plane P and in which extends the oblique axial direction D of the head 24. This plane R proves to be a plane of symmetry of the wall support, 10 coincides with the sectional plane VV of Figure 5. It is possible to measure a width of the wall support 12, in a direction perpendicular to the reference plane R. This width is substantially constant, and in particular, the width measured at the level of the head 24 is substantially identical, within 10%, to the width measured at the body 22. It is also possible to measure a thickness of the body 22, perpendicularly to the support plane R. It can be seen that the The thickness of the body 22 is small in relation to its width, preferably less than half, and preferably less than a quarter of the width. Similarly, it is possible to measure a thickness of the head 24 in a direction perpendicular to the oblique direction D and parallel to the reference plane R. It can be seen that the thickness of the head 24 is small relative to its width. preferably less than half, and preferably less than one quarter of the width. The housing 16 of the nomadic remote control 10 is preferably composed of several parts and has a rear face 40 and a front face 42, located on either side and at a distance from a median plane M of the housing and 25 an upper end 10.1 and a lower end 10.2. As mentioned above, the front face 42 is intended to constitute or accommodate an input interface, and if necessary viewing. It can therefore be provided with one or more keys 18, 18.1, 18.2, and optionally a light-emitting diode 20. Naturally, other types of interfaces are possible, with a screen and multiple keys, and / or touchscreen. The rear face 40 of the housing 16 of the nomadic remote control 10 is curved, in this case concave, so as to match the curved convex shape of the front face 26 of the body 22 of the wall support 12. The wall remote control 10 has a greater width than the wall support 12, and has lateral flanges 44 which cover the side faces 32 of the wall support 12 with a very low clearance. Remarkably, the housing 16 forms a passage eyelet 46 between the rear face 40 and the front face 42 of the housing 16. By eyelet means here a hole open from one side to one end on the face 40 and the opposite end on the front face 42. The loop 46 has an insertion axis 0 oblique with respect to the median plane M of the housing, and is shaped so as to define a cavity 48 conforming to the shape of the head 24 of the wall support 12, so that it is possible to hang the nomadic remote control 10 to the wall support 12 in the attachment position shown in Figures 4 to 6. In the attachment position, 15 the insertion axis 0 of liceillet 46 coincides with the oblique direction D of the head 24. The rear face 34 of the head 24 of the wall support 12 is in contact with a corresponding wall 48.1 of the cavity 48, while the front face 36 of the head 24 is in contact with a corresponding wall 48.2 of 48. The walls 48.1, 48.2 are ascending and approaching each other as one moves away from the rear face 40, so that the area of the section of the cavity 48, measured in any plane parallel to the median plane M, decreases when one moves away from the rear face 40. At least in their farthest part of the rear face 40, on the side of the median plane M located opposite the the rear face 40, the walls 48.1, 48.2 are located in an upper half of the remote control 25 10, that is to say are closer to the upper end 10.1 than the lower end 10.2 of the remote control 10. As illustrated in FIG. 4, the top facet 38 is flush with a front face 42 of the nomadic remote control 10, in continuity with the front face 42 of the nomadic remote control 10. The top facet 38 is thus visible in position hooking. From the front, in the latching position, it is the only part of the wall support 12 that is visible and not covered by the nomadic remote control 10. 3033931 12 [0036] The nomadic remote control 10 has a height, measured vertically in the plane of VV symmetry, which is greater than the height of the wall bracket 12. This minimizes the visual impact of the wall bracket 12 in the absence of remote control 10 and makes it more noticeable to the user the presence or the absence of the remote control 10 on the wall support 12. In the attachment position, an upper end of the remote control 10 protrudes from the wall bracket upwards and is partially between the wall support 12 and the support plane P. A lower end of the mobile remote control 10 protrudes from the wall bracket downwards, and constitutes a portion making it easier to take hold of the mobile remote control 10 to pick it up. The rear face 40 of the housing 16 of the remote control 10 may have, in the lower end portion, a portion 48 which, in the attachment position, is almost tangent to the plane P. The tangent portion 48 may correspond to a local extra thickness housing 16 of the nomadic remote control 10 and / or a concave shape of the rear face of the housing 16. The conjugate shapes of the head 24 of the wall bracket 12 and eyelet 46 of the nomadic remote control 10 allow an effective attachment of the nomadic remote control 10 and a precise positioning of the nomadic remote control 10 on the wall support 12. The conjugate forms of the rear face 40 of the nomadic remote control 10 and the front face 26 of the body 22 of the wall mount 12 , as well as the lateral edges 44 of the remote control 10, contribute to the correct positioning of the remote control 10. The combined forms of the lateral edges 44 of the remote control 10, and the lateral faces 32 of the remote control 10 u wall support 12 contribute to the maintenance of the remote control during manual use in the latching position on its support. Naturally, various modifications are possible. The front face 26 of the body 22 of the wall support 12 may optionally be concave or flat, and the conjugate rear face 40 of the housing 16 of the nomadic remote control 10 convex or flat. The lateral edges 34 of the remote control 10 may be omitted. The rear face 28 of the wall support may not be flat, as long as it makes it possible to define three points of contact with the wall, and therefore a single support plane. The median plane M of the housing is not necessarily strictly parallel to the plane of support P. The reference plane R is not necessarily a plane of symmetry. The body 22 of the wall support 12 may be omitted, or reduced in size. The fact that the top facet 38 of the head 24 of the wall support 12 is visible in the hooking position makes it possible to make different choices: one can choose for this top facet a color and a surface appearance identical to that of the remote control, for aesthetic reasons. On the contrary, it is possible to choose a contrast between the summit facet 38 and the front face 42 of the mobile remote control 10, to allow the user a visual control of the good attachment of the nomadic remote control 10. In general, the mode of hanging described here allows a great freedom of choice in the forms of the support and the remote control, which can adapt to different aesthetic, angular or rounded. 15
    权利要求:
    Claims (13)
    [0001]
    REVENDICATIONS1. A remote control device (14) comprising a nomadic remote control (10) and a wall support (12), the nomadic remote control (10) comprising a housing (16) having a rear face (40) and a front face (42), located on both sides and at a distance from a median plane (M) of the housing (16), the housing (16) comprising a cavity (48) open at least on the rear face (40), the wall support (12) having a surface (28) for supporting a wall in a bearing plane (P) and a head (24) projecting from the support plane (P), the head (24) penetrating into the cavity ( 48) in a hooking position of the nomadic remote control (10) so as to pass through the median plane (M) of the housing (16), characterized in that the cavity (48) is shaped so as to conform to the shape of the head (24), in that the head (24) projects in an oblique direction (D) upwards with respect to the bearing plane (P), and has at least a first surface (34, 36) oblique which, in the attachment position, is in surface contact with at least a first oblique wall (48.1, 48.2) of the cavity (48).
    [0002]
    2. Remote control device according to claim 1, characterized in that at least a portion of the first oblique wall (48.1, 48.2) located on one side of the median plane (M) opposite the rear face (40) being located in an upper half of the housing (16).
    [0003]
    3. Device according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the head (24) has a second oblique surface (34, 36) which, in the attachment position, is in surface contact with at least a second oblique wall. (48.1, 48.2) of the cavity (48).
    [0004]
    4. Remote control device according to the preceding claim, characterized in that the first and second oblique surfaces (34, 36) approach one another when moving away from the rear face (40) of the housing (16) of the remote control (10). 3033931 15
    [0005]
    5. 5
    [0006]
    6. 10
    [0007]
    7. 15
    [0008]
    8. 20 25
    [0009]
    9. 30
    [0010]
    10. Remote control device according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the first oblique surface (34, 36) of the head (24) of the wall bracket (12) and the first oblique wall (48.1, 48.2) of the cavity (48) are at least partially curved. Remote control device according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the cavity (48) is open on the front face (42) of the housing (16) and forms a passage between the rear face (40) and the front face (42) of the housing (16). Remote control device according to the preceding claim, characterized in that the head (24) has a top facet (38) which, in the hooking position, is flush with the front face (42) of the nomadic remote control (10), in continuity of form with the front face (42) of the nomadic remote control (10). Remote control device according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the wall support (12) comprises a body (22) having a flat rear face (28) of support materializing the support plane (P) and constituting the bearing surface (28), the body (22) of the wall support (12) having a front face (26) opposite to the flat bearing face (28), the rear face (40) of the housing (16) of the nomadic remote control (10) matching the shape of the front face (26) of the body (22) of the wall support (12) so as to be in surface contact with the front face (26) of the body (22) of the wall support ( 12) in the hooking position. Remote control device according to claim 8, characterized in that the front face (26) of the body (22) of the wall support (12) is completely covered by the nomadic remote control (10) in the latching position. Remote control device according to any one of claims 8 or 9, characterized in that the housing (16) of the remote control (10) comprises 3033931 16 lateral flanges (44) which surround the lateral faces of the body (22) of the support wall (12) in the attachment position.
    [0011]
    11. A remote control device according to any one of claims 8 to 10, characterized in that the rear face (40) of the housing (16) of the remote control (10) comprises a lower end portion (48) which, in hooking position, is tangent to the support plane (P) or is less than one millimeter away from the support plane (P). 10
    [0012]
    12. Remote control device according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the head has a maximum width, measured perpendicular to a reference plane (R) containing the oblique insertion direction (D) and perpendicular to the plane of the plane. support (P), which is greater than or equal to half of a maximum width of the nomadic remote control (10), measured in the latching position perpendicularly to the reference plane (R).
    [0013]
    13. Remote control device according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the front face (40) of the housing (16) of the mobile remote control (10) is equipped with an input interface (18).
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