JPH0122714Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention is a toy that uses a barcoder. Specifically, by sliding a conductive member on the barcoder, an electric circuit is switched on and off intermittently, which generates sound and light. Concerning toys that generate

Recently, bar coder systems for cash registers and the like that use electronic elements have been used, and it is desired that toys also incorporate such systems.

As part of this idea, the purpose of this invention is to propose a toy equipped with a switch mechanism that uses a barcoder to turn on and off intermittently to generate sound and light.

An example of implementing this invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

In the figure, reference numeral A is a dummy member imitating a cash register. This simulating member A is composed of a main body 1 in which a display section 10, a keyboard section 11, a drawer section 12, etc. are formed, and a pedestal 2 provided on the side of this main body 1. A recess 3 is formed in the pedestal 2, and a metal contact member 4 is provided at one corner of the recess 3. Further, a pen-shaped member 5 is provided from the side of the cradle 2 via a cord 13, and a sounding part 14 is provided on another part of the pedestal 2.
and a light emitting part 15 are provided, and each part includes a sounding member 14a such as a piezoelectric buzzer and a light emitting member 15 such as a light.
A is attached. A battery compartment (not shown) is formed inside the cradle 2, and one terminal of the battery 16 is connected to the contact member 4, and the other terminal is connected to the pen-shaped member 5, forming part of an electric circuit. The sound generating member 14a and the light emitting member 15a are connected to this electric circuit. The member 5 may be any conductive member and does not necessarily have to be pen-shaped.

Next, reference numeral B is a simulating member simulating a product such as instant noodles, and this simulating member B is provided with a barcoder 6. This barcoder 6 is
Inside the synthetic resin recess 17 formed in the simulated member B, a plurality of protrusions 18, 18, having different widths from each other are provided.
A metal plate 7 is formed with a plurality of through holes 19, 19, 19, . . . having a shape corresponding to the convex portion.
This is formed by fitting the metal plate 7 into the recess 17, and protrusions 20 are extended from both ends of the metal plate 7, and the tips of the protrusions 20 are connected to the dummy member B. A contact point 8 is formed by protruding from the bottom surface. There is. With this configuration, on the surface of the barcoder 6 of the simulated member B, the convex portion 18 made of insulating synthetic resin is used as a non-conductive portion, the metal portion 7a is used as a conductive portion, and these non-conductive portions and conductive portions are alternately and continuously arranged. A discontinuity switch is formed.

By using the simulated member A and the simulated member B configured as described above, it is possible to play shopping, for example. In this case, when the buyer places the simulated member B on the pedestal 2 of the simulated member A, and the seller holds the pen-shaped member 5 and slides it over the barcoder 6 of the simulated member B, the intermittent At the same time, the sound generating section 14 emits a sound and the light emitting section 15 emits light. This is because when the simulated member B is placed on the pedestal 2 of the simulated member A, the contact member 4 of the pedestal 2 and the contact point 8 on the bottom of the simulated member B come into contact, and the pen-shaped member 5 is placed on the barcoder 6. When it comes into contact with a conductive part, the electric circuit of the simulating member B is closed and conductive, the sound emitting part 14 emits sound, the light emitting part 15 emits light, and then the pen-shaped member 5 closes the non-conductive part of the barcoder 6. When contacting the part, the electric circuit of the simulated member B is opened, so
This is because sound production and light emission stop. By sliding the pen-shaped member 5, the electric circuit is turned on and off intermittently. The closing and opening times of this electrical circuit depend on the length of the width of the conductive and non-conductive parts of the barcoder 6. The same applies to the degree of intermittent sound production and light emission. Therefore, the pronunciation and light emission will not be monotonous, and you can enjoy an interesting shopping experience.

The above example is just one example suitable for shopping, and the simulated parts as products include books, books, etc.
It can be vegetables, fish, etc. It can also be used in a variety of ways, such as selling food tickets at cafeterias and ticket cutting at stations. Furthermore, in the above example, the simulated members A and B are formed separately; however,
It is not limited to this example. For example, a barcoder may be provided directly on an integrated simulating member, and the user can enjoy the intermittent sound and light while sliding the pen-shaped member over the barcoder.

Furthermore, only the sounding member or only the light emitting member may be attached to the electric circuit.

As explained in detail above, the toy according to this invention includes a barcoder 6 and a pen-shaped member 5 that slides on the surface of the switch member, and an electric circuit is formed from the conductive part of the barcoder 6 and the pen-shaped member 5. At the same time, since the sound generating and/or light emitting member 15a is connected to the electric circuit, it is possible to enjoy a switch operation that was not available before.Moreover, the sound and light are generated intermittently, which is different from the monotonous sound and light. You can get different and interesting play.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the toy according to this invention.
FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of an electric circuit. Codes A, B...simulation member, 1...main body, 2...
cradle, 3... recess, 4... contact member, 5... pen-shaped member, 6... barcoder, 7... metal plate, 8
……contact.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] A toy using a barcoder, characterized in that a member having an appropriate specific shape is provided with a barcoder having the following configuration and a conductive member that slides on the surface of the switch member. (a) The above barcoder shall have conductive parts and non-conductive parts alternately and continuously formed on the surface. (b) An electric circuit is formed from the conductive part of the barcoder and the conductive member. (c) A sound generating and/or light emitting member is connected to the above electric circuit.