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    • 专利摘要:
    The invention relates to a fastening system (A) for a portable apparatus (B) to an interior mirror without screws or buttons for adjusting the size of the mirror, characterized in that a bracket (1 ) of the rearview mirror has four specific pull springs for two of the springs (8, 9, 29, 30) at the rear of the angled bracket facing the windshield, for constraining the top of the rearview mirror between support arms at right angles on which the bottom of the rear-view mirror and hooks (16) rest on the top of the rear-view mirror, via legs (14), links (15), for two of the springs (19, 43)) under the support at right angle (1, 10) for constraining the bottom of the mirror between the top (12) of the bracket and the pull tab (13), the latter being a cap with a retaining flange of the bottom of the mirror, via sliding of the zipper in the arms (10) of the support at right angles, - caractéri in that the attachment system of the portable device (2) to the rear view mirror (R20) of MOBILES or GPS comprises at the rear a base (57) facing the windshield to receive a projection system on windshield, electronic toll etc.
    公开号:FR3040027A1
    申请号:FR1501694
    申请日:2015-08-10
    公开日:2017-02-17
    发明作者:De Villeroche Gerard Alain Jacques Marie Jodon
    申请人:De Villeroche Gerard Alain Jacques Marie Jodon；
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    专利说明:

    System for attaching a portable device to an interior rearview mirror to adjust to the size of the rearview mirror
    The present invention relates to a fastening system to the interior rearview mirror of a vehicle intended to carry any type of screen whether it is that of a MOBILE, a GPS or other instrument for example a camera, a projector on windshield, an apparatus for detecting obstacles, the distance of another vehicle, traffic signs, traffic lights, etc.
    BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION there are many types of fasteners serving as screen supports or other instruments in the passenger compartment of vehicles, for example attached to the windshield, the dashboard, the sun visor, on a vehicle. foot plugged into shower hose in the cigarette lighter. The most well known are names such as the trademarks TOM TOM, GARMIN, PEARL, SAMSUNG, etc. but also a support for attaching a portable device to an interior mirror according to the published patent FR 3014051 and according to PCT WO 2015/082132 A1. The disadvantage of this latter device is that it uses two legs entering wells. the bracket angle to adjust the length of a variable number of links of metal watch links type terminated by hooks arranged on the top of the mirror, to fit the height of the mirror, and hook on the high edge mirror, to constrain the top of the rearview mirror towards the lower cap, which itself is a support of the bottom of the mirror. The advantage of this device is that it adapts to any rearview mirror, regardless of its size or configuration. The tightening of the two legs in the wells, so their adjustment to the height of the mirror is obtained by the penetration of two arms of a room called jumper in two orifices pierced in the contact of the legs to immobilize these two legs, via a jumper clamping screw in the center of the right bracket of the mirror, and a button.
    Another disadvantage of the device is that it uses screws and buttons to fix the width of an adjustable zipper to the width of the mirror, sliding on both arms of the lower support cap of the bottom of the mirror, the two arms of the cap having two female grooves, the zipper having two male grooves and two oblongs to allow the heads of two screws of the arms of the cap to slide to fit the width of the mirror. The zipper taking its place according to the width of the mirror, which leans on the support bracket, and which rests on the edge of the zipper, immobilization of the zipper being obtained by tightening screws and buttons.
    Thus it is observed that the invention of the cited patent has drawbacks: it is required particular attention to the assembly and disassembly of the mirror, which requires a period of time, manipulations, and the tightening of several screws and buttons, to constrain the top of the rearview mirror through the following hooks, links and legs in the wells, and the bottom of the mirror towards the bracket right angle of the mirror, by the support of the edge of the zipper on the bottom of the mirror.
    OBJECT OF THE INVENTION
    The following are elements used in the description of the invention or its claims: 1) the fastening system comprises a high element called bracket angle, designated Fig.4 as (A), is intended immobilization an interior rearview mirror. It adjusts to the dimensions and configurations of any mirror. It is square in the sense that it has a vertical part and a horizontal part,
    It comprises vertically a rear portion facing the windshield, called the rear face. It comprises horizontally a part perpendicular to the rear part, towards the driver,
    The vertical rear portion has a certain thickness consisting of two wells connected by a curved portion at the bottom of which is disposed a connecting piece for hanging by hanging a vertical support leg. The wells are dwellings intended to receive two legs, which slide in the wells. The wells are made up of two main sides out of four, the side towards the windshield, and the other side towards the inside of the fastener, which make walls on which the back a rearview mirror is in support of stalling there . These walls are at the bottom of the support or at the back. Wells in their face to the arms allow the back of a mirror.
    Wells are in their bottom, square with two perpendicular arms. The arms are horizontal with respect to the vertical part of the wells. They are the support of the bottom of the rearview mirror in connection with a zipper in their plane making contact together with the bottom of the rearview mirror or doing zipper of the low cap, (or by writing more in a better French): making by the zipper a low cap , thanks to a rim of the zipper to hold the bottom of the mirror,
    The two arms have between them a pull zipper between the arms, by recessed grooves and raised guide bars or vice versa. 2) the fastening system comprises a lower element called vertical support leg, designated Fig.4 as (B), for inserting a portable device. The base element is suspended from the high element. The vertical support leg has a fixed high cap and a low sliding cap, 3) the attachment system of the bracket bracket has springs for immobilizing a rearview mirror in the bracket bracket. The pull springs have a first end and a second end, i.e. at both ends. They are hung on points or buttons. They retract to trap on the one hand the top of the mirrors and on the other hand the bottom of the mirrors, and stretch to set up mirrors when they are inserted into the bracket at right angles.
    The present invention seeks to overcome the disadvantages of a mirror attachment to support any MOBILE, GPS or other instrument to adjust to the size of any rear-view mirror. It allows a simpler configuration, without the handling and tightening of screws and buttons, without the room called the rider who enters the two wells to tighten the legs in the wells. It has a zipper different from the zipper of cited patents sliding in the two arms of the bracket right angle mirror. The invention removes the jumper, lets the legs slide into the wells, the screw and the tightening button of the jumper for clamping and immobilizing the legs, (it) modifies the zipper and the arms even if the zipper is called to slide in grooves in the arms, (it) removes the holes in the arms that were used for the screws and buttons that had a function of guiding the zipper and a function of immobilization and stress of the bottom of the mirror. For this purpose, the sliding of the two legs in the wells is adjusted and restricted by the elongation and retraction of two traction springs whose ends are fixed on the one hand at the top of the legs, and on the other hand at the bottom outside wells, the elastic movement of the legs obtained allowing the insertion of the upper mirror between the lower cap and the hooks on the top of the mirror, constraining it with ease or allowing its release with ease. For this purpose, the sliding of the pull tab in the two arms of the lower support cap of the bottom of the mirror, is adjusted and restricted by the elongation and the retraction of two traction springs whose ends are fixed under the low cap, and on each side on the pull tab, on the one hand at the end of the pull tab near its rim, and on the other hand in the bottom of the bracket right angle of the mirror, allowing the insertion of the bottom of the mirror between the bottom bracket and the edge of the zipper to constrain the bottom of the mirror.
    The two ends of the springs used are provided with loops fixed to nipples or holes or small screws, or hooks drawn in the mass of the parts of the legs, the bottom of the wells, the bottom of the support bracket and the end of the zipper towards its edge or other location but below.
    The springs of both legs are buried outside the wells but in their thickness, whatever the location.
    The springs on both sides of the zipper are buried in the thickness of the zipper, the latter no longer having the two oblongs for the sliding of the screw heads of the two arms.
    For this, the outer portions of the two wells and the two undersides of the pull tab comprise recesses or recesses in their thickness, capable of receiving the lower part of the turns of the springs, so that they are not prominent, for example that at half the diameters of the springs.
    The outer portions of the two wells and the two undersides of the pull tab comprise for covering the springs of the removable covers, for example half the diameters of the springs, fixed by clips or other processes. They allow to hide the springs but also their access to replace them.
    One can call the long arm zipper whose male grooves slide in the female grooves of the two arms of the bracket bracket to the rear view mirror, the standard zipper.
    We can call the springs of this standard zipper, standard springs.
    It is observed that the mirrors wide, 7 cm for example, require to use a positioning of the zipper configured with its male grooves sliding in the female grooves of the two support arms of the bottom of the mirror, very forward of the bottom of the bracket bracket of the mirror, making the two parts are almost end to end, the springs being stretched, and the zipper must have two arms long enough to continue to slide on its grooves.
    It is observed that narrow mirrors, 1 to 2 cm for example, require to tighten the standard pull to the bottom of the two support arms of the bottom of the mirror. They are forced only between the vertical part of the bracket right angle mirror and the rim of the zipper. It is then necessary to proportion the length of the arms of the zipper so that the rim of the zipper marries the bottom edge of the mirror. Indeed a pull rod with long arms, standard, would have a rim that could not constrain the bottom of the mirror, because its rim would be too far from the bottom bracket right angle mirror.
    We then observe that we must use either: 1- a shim on the standard zipper, of variable dimensions, constraining the bottom edge of the mirror, or 2- a different zipper whose arms are shorter than the standard zipper, with springs proportional, to obtain an equivalent voltage tension of the standard puller, or 3- a standard puller whose arms are folding, thus making them shorter, the rim of the puller becoming closer to the bottom of the bracket right angle of the mirror in using proportional springs to obtain an equivalent tension tension of the standard pull tab, or 4- a pull tab whose arms are made of two pieces, the second part being removed so that the first part configured with the flange against the mirror can go to the bottom of the two arms of the angle bracket of the mirror, with proportioned springs to obtain an equivalent voltage of the tension of the standard zipper d, or 5- a second zipper superimposed on the standard zipper, sliding towards the rear of the standard zipper by the effect of negative grooves of the second zipper fitting on the positive thicknesses of the standard zipper and the springs that can be standard or proportioned to obtain an equivalent tension voltage of the standard pull tab, these depending on the anchor points.
    It is observed that in order that the bottom of the narrow mirror is constrained by the edge of the pull tab against the bottom of the bracket angle, it is necessary in these cases to provide the length of shorter springs for their extension and retraction to narrow mirrors with the same strength as the wide rearview mirror that is constrained by the standard springs of the zipper.
    Another embodiment of the invention consists in using telescopic sleeves with several sections, the elongation of which is obtained by sliding tubes successively breaking from each other. The two sleeves are inserted into the outer thickness of the wells. Two sleeves are inserted under the arms of the zipper. They may have a spring inside to obtain a traction effect so as to constrain the extension of the zipper at the bottom of the mirror or the extension of the hooks at the top of the mirror.
    Another embodiment of the invention consists in replacing the springs with rubbers or other elastic products whatever their material.
    It is observed (FIG. 1) that the addition of the two springs attached to the top (31, 32) of the legs (26, 27), and to the bottom of the bracket (not shown) at right angles (24) of the rearview mirror has the effect of producing a constant extension length of the springs (28-1, 29) therefore a constant stress, consequently applying a strong tensile force equal to the hooks (28) applying to the top of the mirror, irrespective of the height of the mirror the total necessary length of the assembly, hooks (28), links (28-1) and legs (26,27) being adjustable by adding or removing one or more links, since the total length required for the Mirror constraint is adjusted by the number of links.
    It is observed (FIG. 2) that the addition of two springs (43) fixed to the end of the pull tab under the pull tab (not shown) and to the recess (40) of the bracket at right angles to the mirror, at the level of the wells ( 48,49) has the effect of a variable extension length of the springs (43), therefore a stress proportional to the sliding of the pull-tab (37,38,51,52) and its edge (39,54) of the edge retainer bottom of the mirror according to the thickness of the mirror, applying a fairly high pulling force applied on the flange (39) against the bottom of the mirror to strongly constrain the rearview mirror.
    It is observed that the four pulling springs (28-1, 29, 43, 43, 44-1) used to constrain the top and bottom of the rearview mirror allow the user to easily position the rearview mirror against the bottom of the bracket at right angle. and against the lower edge of the bracket right angle of the mirror, to constrain it from both sides vertically and horizontally with ease, and to disassemble the mirror from its location with ease.
    The removal of the standard zipper fastening screws and bolts, which existed in the cited patent, the specific configuration of the standard pull tab, shims (56), folding drawbars, two-part drawbars, etc., of a the removal of the leg clamp in the wells, and the configuration of the half-housings of the standard or short springs, with their covers (44, 34bis) fixed differentiate the invention referenced patent, without being deductible from one to the other. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS:
    Fig. 1 is a diagrammatic view of the rear of the mirror support bracket, showing the back of the mirror with its ball and support on the windshield, the upper legs (26,27), the other part of the legs being in the wells (17 Fig.4) and the two traction springs (28-1,29) applying at the top of the legs (27) and at the bottom of the bracket (24). We know that these springs are half buried in the rear facade of the wells. Fig. 1 also shows a tube (34a) in which slides the right spring (28.1) to show how this spring can be hidden by a fixed cover (34a). Fig.1 also shows the points (31,32) of attachment of the spring loops which are here in the prototype of screws and buttons serving temporarily nuts. FIG. 2 illustrates the two traction springs (43,48, 44.1 on Fig. 3) applying below the pull tab under its end at the rim (39) running on the underside sides (37,38) of the pull tab and on the bracket (35) at the wells (47 48), leaving these free. Figure 2 shows points (40) for hooking the spring loops which are here screws / buttons (41). Figure 2 shows from below a shim (56) which rests on the inner edge of the pull tab and rests on the bottom of the mirror as a standard pull-out edge (39), forcing a relatively narrow mirror in the square bracket. FIG. 3 illustrates the pull tab (51,52,54) with its positive groove (53) for sliding in the negative groove (not shown) of the arms of the bracket bracket. The zipper does not have an oblong (55) sliding screw head arms, which screws are nonexistent.
    Fig. 4 illustrates the assembly of the bracket (1) with a view of the wells (17), the upper legs (14), the fixing screws of the springs (not shown), the links (15) and the hooks (16). ). Fig. 4 also shows the rim of the slide (13) sliding between the two arms (10,12) and one of the two springs (not shown because not visible under the cover (44) which is visible in Fig. 2) hooked by its loop on the end of the zipper under the flange (13).
    In summary, the invention described hereinafter of the attachment system of a portable device to an interior rearview mirror comprises: 1-a bracket bracket fixing the mirror, allowing the mirror to lean against the vertical part of the support , and to rest on the horizontal part, two legs articulated by links in succession with two hooks to constrain the top 1u rearview mirror on the horizontal part of the bracket bracket, two vertical wells in the bottom of the bracket bracket for the vertical slide of the two legs, two tension springs binding the top of the legs from a high point located at the top of the legs at a low point on the back of the bracket bracket, two horizontal arms of the bracket bracket constituting a low cap and support of the bottom of the mirror, a sliding zipper in the horizontal arms of the bracket bracket participating in the installation and support of the bottom of the mirror, -two r traction springs one point is located under the rim of the zipper and another point is located under the bracket angle to constrain the zipper against the bottom of the mirror, holding ælui-ciu-a rim of the zipper, -a foot support fixing a portable device, fixed, suspended, on the support / support bracket, -a wall formed from the outer portion of the wells is that constituted by the two outer vertical portions of the wells towards the brackets of the support bracket, -two spring ends, said first and second ends, are the two ends of the tension springs generally provided with attachment loops, -a rear face of the angle support is the part facing the windshield, characterized in that the mirror bracket bracket has four specific tension springs, that is: -in one hand, the two springs among the four intended to constrain the top of the mirror, fixed on particular locations of the support bracket and legs: on the back side of the bracket at right angles, for the first ends, at the back of the wells of the legs, and for the second ends, on the top of these legs, sliding in wells the bracket bracket, legs chain with hinged links, watchband type, in succession with two hooks on the top of the mirror, to allow the hooks to immobilize and constrain the top of the mirror against the low cap of the rearview mirror constituted by the arms of the support bracket and the zipper. and on the other hand, the two springs among the four intended to constrain the bottom of the mirror, fixed on particular locations of the bracket and the drawbar: for the first ends, under the end of the bottom of the zipper, to the level of its rim and for the second ends, under the bottom of the bracket at the level of the lower exit of the legs of the two wells, to allow the sliding zipper in the arms of the lower cap of the bracket at right angle immobilize and constrain the bottom of the mirror against the wells of the bracket at right angles. 2- A system for attaching a portable device to an interior rearview mirror, according to the above, characterized in that the bracket mirror bracket, the sets of legs, links and hooks, and the zipper with flange on the sliding rear mirror in the arms of this bracket, adjust to the height of the mirror and the width of the mirror, taking into account all different configurations and all dimensions of the mirrors, to immobilize and constrain vertically and horizontally in said bracket at right angles, and in that the distance between the hooks on the upper edge of the mirror and the bottom of the mirror bracket, is adjusted to the vertical dimension of the mirror by means of two tension springs whose ends are fixed on the one hand on the upper legs, and on the other hand on the bottom of the rectangular support of the mirror, these springs are nt located in channels in the rear face of the bracket right angle of the mirror, and in that the tensile adjustment of the springs that all the legs, links in succession and hooks, to hang on the top mirror and then immobilize and constrain, is effected by the contraction of the springs and by the variable length of the legs penetrating the wells and the number of links used in succession preceding the hooks, all encircling the mirror, this adjustment is relating the height and thickness of the mirror. 3- A system for attaching a portable device to an interior mirror, according to the above, characterized in that the bracket bracket of the rear view mirror consisting of a vertical upper part rising on either side of the spherical axis of the mirror to the windshield, and a rectangular bottom part with the first, with two arms, perpendicular to the upper part of the bracket right angle of the mirror, constitute a wall formed of the outer part of the two wells on which leans against the rear of the mirror, and a baseplate or low cap supporting the bottom of the rearview mirror which is installed therein, constituted by the two arms of the bracket bracket with grooves for receiving between them the grooved zipper provided with a flange for blocking the lower edge of the mirror, the zipper slidably adjusting in the grooves of the mirror bracket, to constrain the bottom of the mirror against the mirror; t and thus take into account several thicknesses of mirrors, and in that the distance from the rim of the pull tab, to said wall of the bracket right angle of the mirror, is adjusted to the size or thickness of the bottom of the rearview mirror by means of two traction springs in the same plane of the zipper and the arms, the ends of which are fixed on the one hand on the end of the zipper, on its underside directly above the edge and on the other side on the underside of the mirror bracket, at the exit of the wells of the legs, and in that the effect of the two traction springs contracting is that the rim of the pull tab is compressed to grip the bottom of the mirror and then the to immobilize and to constrain it, by the adjustment and the tightening of the zipper whose hollow grooves slide on guide bars of the two arms, or conversely. 4- A system for attaching a portable device to the rearview mirror according to the above, characterized in that the support leg of portable devices for MOBILE phones or GPS or other devices, located below the mirror support , has at the rear, facing the windshield, an adjustable base for receiving oriented in the direction of the windshield, electrical or electronic devices or other, simultaneously or not, such as a camera, a fog light, a device obstacle detection devices, such as previous vehicles, bicycles, pedestrians, etc., signal poles, traffic lights, etc., night vision apparatus, windscreen projection apparatus, electronic toll collection, etc. 5- A system for attaching a portable device to an interior rear view mirror, according to the above, characterized in that the pull tab flush against the bottom of the mirror is constituted for its two arms, a single part or several parts, the arms of the zipper being folding, or of different sizes, or made of several pieces, or capable of receiving shims of several dimensions, or of adding a zipper superposed, and in that the arms of the zipper adjust (adjust) so that the rim of the zipper, whatever its composition of several parts or wedges or other, constrains the bottom of the rearview mirror, by bringing the said rim of the bottom of the bracket right angle of the rearview mirror and its wells, proportionally to the different dimensions of the thickness of the mirrors, and in that the draw springs of the pull tab contract to constrain the bottom of the mirror according to the thickness of the bottom of the mirrors. 6- A system for attaching a portable device to the interior rearview mirror, according to the preceding, characterized in that the springs binding the top of the rearview mirror are buried in channels located in the outside of the wells receiving the legs of the rear-view mirror. attaches to the mirror, with two covers to hide the springs while allowing their changes, and in that the springs binding the bottom of the mirror through the zipper are buried under the zipper and under the arms of the bracket bracket , in a channel common to the zipper and arms, two covers hiding in the zipper and in the bracket right angle of the mirror while allowing their changes. 7- A system for attaching a portable device to the interior rear-view mirror, according to the preceding claims, characterized in that telescopic sleeves with several sections, the lengthening of which is obtained by sliding tubes successively disengaging from each other, are provided with possibly springs on the inside to obtain a traction effect so as to constrain the extension of the zipper at the bottom of the mirror or the extension of the hooks at the top of the mirror, two sleeves being inserted into the outer thickness of the wells, two sleeves being inserted under the arms of the zipper. 8- A system for attaching a portable device to the rear view mirror, according to the preceding claims, characterized in that the spring system is replaced by rubber or elastic products regardless of their material.
    DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION In FIG. 4, the support, in two parts: A) right angle mirror (1) and B) the support of any MOBILE or any GPS or other instrument (2), are shown in their upper part to constrain the mirror (3) whatever its size and for its lower part to carry a screen (4) that it belongs to a MOBILE or to a GPS (2 Fig. 4) or to any other instrument, the two parts (A)) and (B) being connected by a horizontal axis (5) the second part (B) can be effaced by a shock towards the windshield, can be directed towards the driver or to his passenger, and can receive screens of any size between a low cap (6) and a high cap (7) connected by one or more springs, not shown, adjustable on a support foot suspended from the upper part (A).
    In the upper part, the bracket perpendicular to the rearview mirror vertically comprises two wells (8) and (9) and perpendicularly to two arms 10 and 11 in which the drawbar (12) slides with its retaining rim (13). bottom of the mirror.
    Wells receive two legs (14), links (15) and hooks (16) to dock on the top edge of the mirror. To the screws in the upper legs are fixed two springs (not visible because behind the legs and wells buried in the wells outside.It is on the front of these wells (17) that rests the back of the mirror.
    The horizontal arms of the mirror bracket bracket have two negative grooves (12) in which slide two positive grooves of the pull tab (53). The two springs have their end fixed below the pull tab at the height of its rim (not shown), the second end (40) is fixed below the pull tab to catch in the angle of the bracket right angle of the mirror .
    The button (not shown) for clamping the folding axis (5) of the lower part (B) relative to the upper part (A) of the assembly A is shown in FIG. 1 shows the upper part A) of the bracket right angle of the mirror (R20) to which is secured a rear view mirror represented by its two rear sides with the center fastener (23) to the windshield with its ball joint. The back of the bracket right angle of the mirror is shown (24), the clamping screw (25) of the whole of the upper part and the lower part. Are represented the two legs entering the wells (26, 27) of the bracket mirror bracket, with on the upper legs a first link (28-1) a hook (28), it being understood that for a wide rearview mirror there would have several links in succession before the hook on the top edge of the mirror. The two springs shown (29,30) are fixed by their loops (31, 32) at the top of the legs and at the bottom of the angle bracket of the mirror (33,34). In production the springs will be hidden by clipped lids to access the springs and possibly change them. Also shown is a right-hand spring cover tube (34a) showing this cover. In FIG. 2, we show the lower part of a rather narrow mirror inserted into the lower part of the bracket right angle mirror (R20) from below. It shows the underside (35) of the angle bracket of the mirror, the day / night button (36) of the mirror, the bottom of the zipper with 2 arms (37, 38), its forward part (39) whose retaining edge of the mirror is on the other side of the Figure, the two springs attached for one end by their loops (41) on the one hand on both sides of the zipper at the edge and for the other end (40), on the right angle bracket of the rear mirror. The path of the springs (43) is linear. It passes under the wells (42). We distinguish the legs in the middle of the wells (49, 50). The springs are buried in part in the two arms of the zipper, in production, to be hidden by a cover not shown giving access. Also shown is the underside of a wedge (43) with a part with two necks, always below, to hook on the two edges of the pull to constrain the bottom edge of the mirror. The use of this shim makes it possible to use standard traction springs with the same extension as for wide mirrors. There is shown a tube (44) cache of the right spring in the Figure. Wells (47,48) are also observed with the passage of the lower legs (49,50)
    Fig. 3 shows a pull tab with its two arms (51,52) the protruding portion of the positive groove (53) for sliding in the negative grooves of the two arms of the mirror bracket angle bracket the retaining flange (54) bottom of the mirror and the lower part (44.1) of the arms without oblong which is a reinforcement of the zipper. The first turns (44.1.1) of the spring connecting the end of the pull tab to the bottom of the bracket are represented.
    It is observed that the system for attaching a portable device to a rearview mirror to adjust to the size of any rearview mirror is of great interest because it is universal in use and has a great ease of assembly and disassembly of the mirror.
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    Claims (8)
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    1 -System for attaching a portable apparatus to an interior rear-view mirror comprising: - a bracket (24) for fastening the rear-view mirror, allowing the rear-view mirror (R20) to lean against the vertical part of the support (17), and to rest on the horizontal portion (10,13), two legs (26,27) articulated by links (28-1) in succession to two hooks (28) to constrain the top of the mirror on the horizontal part of the support bracket, two vertical wells (29, 48,49)) in the bottom of the bracket angle bracket for the vertical slide of the two legs (26,27), two-tension springs (28-1) binding the top of legs of a high point (31,32) located at the top of the legs at a low point (34a) located on the back of the bracket at right angle, -two horizontal arms (44, 10)) of the bracket at right angles constituting a low cap for installing and supporting the bottom of the rear-view mirror, a pull-tab (13, 39) sliding in the horizontal arms of the bracket rre participating in the installation and support of the bottom of the mirror, -two tension springs (43), one point is located under the rim of the pull tab (39) and another point (40) is located under the bracket bracket for to constrain the pull tab against the bottom of the rearview mirror, retaining it by a rim of the pull tab (39), - the two ends of spring, said first and second ends, are the two ends of the springs (43) generally provided with fastening loops (31,32), -a support leg (P) for fixing a portable apparatus, fixed, suspended, on the support / to the square support, -a wall (17) formed of the outer part of the well is the one consisting of the two outer vertical parts of the wells to the brackets of the support bracket, -a rear face (24) of the bracket bracket is the part facing the windshield, characterized in that the bracket right angle mirror has four specific tension springs, either: on the one hand, the two springs (28-1) among the four, intended to constrain the top of the rearview mirror, fixed on particular locations of the support bracket and legs: on the rear face (29, 34- bis) of the support bracket, for the first ends, at the rear of the wells (17) of the legs, and for the second ends, on the top (26,27) of these legs, sliding in wells bracket bracket , the chain legs with links 28-1) hinged, watchband type, in succession with two hooks (28) on the top of the mirror, to allow the hooks to immobilize and constrain the top of the mirror against the lower cap of the rear-view mirror constituted by the arms of the bracket and the drawbar (39), and secondly, the two springs (43), among the four, intended to constrain the bottom of the rear-view mirror, fixed on particular locations of the square bracket and zipper: p for the first ends, under the end of the bottom of the pull-tab, directly above its rim (39) and for the second ends, under the bottom of the bracket (40) at the lower outlet of the legs of the two wells (35), to allow the sliding puller in the arms (10) of the lower cap of the bracket bracket to immobilize and constrain the bottom of the mirror against the wells (17) of the bracket at right angles.
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    2- A device for attaching a portable device to an interior rear view mirror, according to claim 1), characterized in that the bracket mirror bracket, the sets of legs (14), links (15) and hooks ( 16), and the zipper on the sliding mirror base in the arms of this bracket, adjust to the height of the mirror (R20) and the width (R20 ') of the mirror, taking into account all different configurations and all the dimensions of the mirrors, to immobilize and constrain them vertically and horizontally in said bracket (17), and in that the distance between the hooks on the upper edge of the mirror and the bottom of the mirror bracket, is adjusted to the vertical dimension of the mirror by means of two traction springs (28-1) whose ends are fixed on the one hand on the upper legs (31,32), and on the other hand on the bottom support rectangular (34a) of the mirror, these springs being located in channels (29) in the rear face of the angle bracket of the mirror, and in that the tensile adjustment of the springs makes all legs, links in succession and hooks, to hang on the top of the mirror and then immobilize and constrain it, is performed by the contraction of the springs and by the variable length of the legs penetrating the wells and the number of links (100) used in succession preceding the hooks (105), the whole encircling the rearview mirror, this adjustment being made in relation to the height and the thickness of the rearview mirror.
    [3" id="c-fr-0003]
    3-System for attaching a portable device to an interior rear-view mirror, according to claim 1), characterized in that the bracket at right angle of the rear-view mirror consists of a vertical upper part (17) rising on either side of the ball axis of the mirror to the windshield, and a rectangular bottom part with the first (10), with two arms (51,52), perpendicular to the upper part of the bracket right angle of the mirror, constitute a wall formed of the outer part of the two wells (17) on which the back of the rearview mirror is leaning, and a baseplate or lower cap supporting the bottom of the rearview mirror which is installed therein, constituted by the two arms (51,52 ) of the angle bracket with grooves (10,13) for receiving therebetween the guide bar puller (53) provided with a flange (54) for locking the lower edge of the mirror, the sliding zipper in the grooves of the angle bracket of the mirror, to constrain the bottom of the mirror against said wall and thus take into account several thicknesses of mirrors, and in that the distance from the rim of the pull tab (54) to said wall (17) of the angle bracket of the mirror is adjusted to the size or thickness of the bottom of the mirror by means of two springs (43) of traction in the same plane of the zipper and arms, the ends of which are fixed on the one hand on the end of the zipper (39). ), in its underside above the rim and secondly on the underside of the bracket mirror bracket, at the exit of the wells of the legs (43), and in that the effect of the two springs of traction by contracting means that the rim of the zipper is compressed to grip the bottom of the mirror and then immobilize and constrain, by adjusting and tightening the zipper whose recessed grooves (12) slide on the bars of guiding (53) of the two arms, or inversely t.
    [4" id="c-fr-0004]
    4- A device for attaching a portable device to the rearview mirror according to claim 1), characterized in that the support leg of portable devices for MOBILE phones or GPS or other devices, located below the mirror support , has at the rear, facing the windshield, a base (57) adjustable to receive oriented in the direction of the windshield, electrical or electronic devices or other, simultaneously or not, such as a camera, a fog light , an obstacle detection device, such as previous vehicles, bicycles, pedestrians, etc., signal poles, traffic lights, etc., a night vision apparatus, a windshield projection apparatus, a electronic toll machine,
    [5" id="c-fr-0005]
    5-system for attaching a portable device to an interior rear view mirror, according to claim 1), characterized in that the flush zipper (54) against the bottom of the mirror is constituted for its two arms, a single part or several parts, the arms of the zipper being folding, or of different dimensions, or made of several parts, or capable of receiving shims of several dimensions, or of adding a superimposed zipper, and in that the arms of the zipper adjusts, so that the rim of the zipper, whatever its composition of several parts or wedges or other, constrains the bottom of the mirror, bringing said rim (54) of the bottom of the bracket right angle of the rearview mirror and its wells (17), proportionally to the different dimensions of the thickness of the mirrors, and in that the pull springs (43) of the pull tab contract to constrain the bottom of the mirror according to the thickness of the bottom of the r MIRRORS.
    [6" id="c-fr-0006]
    6- fastening system of a portable device to the interior rear view mirror, according to the preceding claims, characterized in that the springs binding the top of the mirror are buried in channels (29) located in the outside of the wells receiving the legs of the Mirror attachment bracket, with two covers to hide the springs while allowing their changes, and in that the springs binding the bottom of the mirror through the zipper are buried under the zipper and under the arms of the support at right angles, in a channel common to the zipper and the arms, two covers (44) hiding them in the zipper and in the bracket right angle of the rearview mirror while allowing their changes.
    [7" id="c-fr-0007]
    7- A fastening system of a portable device to the rear view mirror, according to the preceding claims, characterized in that telescopic sleeves (not shown) with several sections whose elongation is obtained by the sliding of tubes successively breaking each other. others, are possibly provided with springs inside to obtain a traction effect so as to constrain the extension of the zipper at the bottom of the mirror or the extension of the hooks at the top of the mirror, two sleeves being inserted in the outer thickness of the wells, two sleeves being inserted under the arms of the zipper.
    [8" id="c-fr-0008]
    8- A fastening system of a portable device to the rear view mirror, according to the preceding claims, characterized in that the spring system is replaced by rubbers.
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    2019-12-27| TP| Transmission of property|Owner name: SAFE DRIVING & ENGINEERING, FR Effective date: 20191115 |
    2020-10-23| PLFP| Fee payment|Year of fee payment: 7 |
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    FR1501694A|FR3040027B1|2015-08-10|2015-08-10|SYSTEM FOR ATTACHING A PORTABLE DEVICE TO AN INTERIOR MIRROR WITHOUT SCREWS OR BUTTONS TO ADJUST TO THE SIZE OF THE MIRROR|FR1501694A| FR3040027B1|2015-08-10|2015-08-10|SYSTEM FOR ATTACHING A PORTABLE DEVICE TO AN INTERIOR MIRROR WITHOUT SCREWS OR BUTTONS TO ADJUST TO THE SIZE OF THE MIRROR|
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