JPH0210571Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to an improvement in the rotary head mechanism of a tape recorder.

Conventionally, for tape recorders that can record and play back in both the forward and reverse directions, the head was moved up and down in the forward and reverse directions; The azimuth was out of order and recording and playback could not be performed in the best condition.

Therefore, in recent years, rotating heads have been developed in which the heads are rotated approximately 180 degrees to match the azimuths. The present applicant has also developed such a rotating head, in which the head support base fixed to the head base is divided into two from the head insertion circular hole, and a groove or protrusion is formed in the circular hole. On the other hand, the cylinder to which the head is attached is formed with protrusions and grooves that engage with the grooves and protrusions, the cylinder is inserted into the circular hole of the head support, and the two pieces of the head support are connected with screws. By stopping the cylinder, the cylinder can be rotated freely on the head support base, and is prevented from slipping out of the circular hole.

However, in this method, the head support is
Since it has to be divided into parts, the assembly work is troublesome, and when joining the two parts, there are problems such as the cylinder not being able to fit into the circular hole due to dimensional errors.

The present invention was developed in view of the above points, and includes a head support as one part, and a cylinder of a rotary head is fitted into a circular hole of the head support, and gears and leads are attached to the rear surface of the cylinder. A rotary head mechanism for a tape recorder in which a wire guide member is formed and a notch is formed in a part of the winding portion to facilitate meshing of the gear with a fan-shaped gear for rotating the rotary head. The purpose is to provide

Next, one embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

Reference numeral 1 indicates a head base that moves forward during recording and playback operations, 2 indicates a head support stand that is screwed to the head base 1, and a head 7, which will be described later, is attached to an upright piece 2a.
A circular hole 2b into which is inserted is formed. Further, on both sides of the upper part of this upright piece 2a, a presser member 1, which will be described later, is provided.
An engagement groove 2c into which the pin 6 is engaged is formed, and a small hole into which the pin 6 is fitted is formed in the center of the lower end of the upright piece 2a.
2d is formed. 3 is the head support stand 2
An azimuth adjustment screw 5 is screwed together with a spring 4 on both sides of the top of the upright piece 2a;
The fan-shaped gear has a shaft hole 5b formed in its main part, a spring engagement protrusion 5c at the center of its outer periphery, and engagement protrusions 5d, 5 on both sides.
e is formed. 6 is the shaft hole 5b of the sector gear 5
When the head support 2 is attached to the head base 1 with the pin 6 fitted into the small hole 2d, the head of the pin is fitted into the small hole 2d of the head support 2. is held down by the upright piece 1a formed on the head base 1 and is prevented from slipping out. Reference numeral 7 designates a head for recording and reproduction, and reference numeral 8 designates a cylinder into which the head is inserted and fixed, and is rotatably inserted into the circular hole 2b of the head support base 2. A stopper 8a is formed at the front end of the cylinder 8, and comes into contact with any of the azimuth adjustment screws 3 each time the cylinder 8 rotates approximately 180 degrees. Reference numeral 9 denotes a lead wire guide member fitted to the rear of the cylinder 8, and has a gear 9a on the front surface. This guide member 9 is connected to the lead wire 7a of the head 7.
an insertion hole 9b through which the wire is inserted, a lead wire insertion groove 9c communicating with the insertion hole 9b, and a lead winding portion 9d.
are integrally formed, and the lead wire winding portion 9d
The tooth portion 5a of the fan-shaped gear 5 is mounted on the wall surface constituting the
A notch 9e is formed to enable meshing between the gear 9a and the gear 9a. Reference numeral 10 designates a presser member that is placed over the upper surface of the upright piece 2a of the head support base 2, and has engaging pieces 10a that are engaged with the engagement grooves 2c of the upright piece 2a on the left and right sides, as well as on the front and back of the cylinder 8. Pressing pieces 10b for pressing the edges are formed on the front and back.

Then, the cylinder 8 is inserted into the notch 9e of the guide member 9.
from the front of the head support base 2 with the
When inserted inside, the notch 9e passes through the sector gear 5, and then the gear 9a meshes with the tooth 5a. Next, when the presser member 10 is placed on the top of the head support base 2 and pressed, the engagement piece 10a fits into the engagement groove 2.
c is engaged with and fixed, and the presser pieces 10b are located at the front and rear edges of the cylinder 8. Therefore, the presser piece 10b of the presser member 10 fixed to the head support base 2
As a result, the cylinder 8 is restricted from moving in the front-rear direction and is only free to rotate.

11 is guided by the elongated hole 11b of the horizontal plate part 11a by a pin 1b planted in the head base 1, and is also guided by the above-mentioned upright piece and another upright piece 1c of the head base 1, so that recording and playback can be performed in the forward and reverse directions. The vertical plate portion 11c is a sliding plate that slides in the left-right direction for each operation, and a groove 11d is formed in the center of the vertical plate portion 11c, from which the protrusion 5c of the fan-shaped gear 5 faces. Further, control protrusions 11e are formed on the front surface of the groove 11d, which alternately abut on the engaging protrusions 5d and 5e of the sector gear 5 and rotate the sector gear 5 as the slide plate 11 slides. . Further, a plurality of locking pieces 11f are formed on the left and right sides of the vertical plate portion 11c to guide and lock the lead wire 7a of the head 7. The lead wire 7a wound around the lead wire winding portion 9d is further locked by the locking piece 11f and guided to the electric circuit. Further, a projection 11g is formed at the lower center end of the slide plate 11, and a spring 12 is tensioned between the projection 11g and the projection 5c of the sector gear 5 to maintain the sector gear 5 in two stable states. are doing. That is, in the figure, the fan-shaped gear 5 remains rotated clockwise. The spring 12 also presses the slide plate 11 against the upright pieces 1a and 1c of the head base 1, thereby preventing the slide plate 11 from coming off the head base 1.

Next, to explain the operation based on the above configuration, in the state shown in the figure, the head 7 is rotated so as to perform recording and playback in the forward direction, and the stopper 8a of the cylinder 8 is connected to the azimuth adjustment screw 3 on the right side. is in contact with. When recording or reproducing operations are performed in this state, the head base 1 moves forward and the head 7 comes into contact with the tape (not shown).

Next, when forward recording or playback is completed and the end of the tape is detected, or when switching to reverse recording or playback during forward recording or playback, the head base 1 moves backward, and then the slide plate 11 moves back. Move to the left.
When this slide plate 11 moves, the control protrusion 11e of the slide plate 11 moves to the engagement protrusion 5 of the fan-shaped gear 5.
d, the fan-shaped gear 5 is rotated counterclockwise against the spring force of the spring 12. When the fan gear 5 is rotated and the protrusion 5c passes the center position, it is rotated all at once by the spring force of the spring 12. When the fan-shaped gear 5 is rotated, the tooth portion 5a and the gear 9a of the guide member 9 are meshed, so the cylinder 8 is rotated clockwise and the stopper 8a is moved toward the left azimuth adjustment screw 3.
It comes into contact with and stops. Therefore, the head 7 becomes ready for recording and playback in the reverse direction. Furthermore, when the cylinder 8 stops, the rotation of the sector gear 5 also stops.

Note that when the cylinder 8 rotates, the lead wire of the head 7 is guided by the lead wire winding portion 9d of the guide member 9 and the locking piece 11f of the slide plate 11, so that the lead wire 7a does not get in the way. do not have.

When the rotation of the head 7 is completed, the head base 1 moves forward again, and the head 7 comes into contact with the tape to perform recording and playback in the reverse direction.

Hereinafter, switching from the reverse direction to the forward direction is also performed by the same operation as described above, so a description thereof will be omitted.

As described above, the present invention includes a head support base into which the recording and playback heads are fitted, and a guide member having gears and a lead wire winding portion attached to the rear surface of the cylinder to which the heads are fixed. Since a notch is formed in a part of the wall constituting the lead wire winding part, a part of the gear appears exposed when viewed from the rear, so that when the cylinder is inserted into the circular hole of the head support base, The fan-shaped gear located at the rear of the head support base can easily mesh with the gear of the guide member, and the meshing position of both gears can be easily shifted, and the rotation angle of the head can be easily adjusted. It is effective.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The figures relate to the rotary head mechanism of a tape recorder according to the present invention, in which Fig. 1 is an exploded perspective view, Fig. 2 is a rear view, Fig. 3 is a bottom view of the slide plate, Fig. 4 is a plan view, and Fig. 5 is a FIG. 3 is a partially sectional side view. 1...Head base, 2...Head support stand, 5
... Fan-shaped gear, 5a ... Teeth, 7 ... Head, 8
... Cylinder, 9 ... Guide member, 9d ... Lead wire winding part, 9e ... Notch part, 10 ... Pressing member, 11 ... Slide plate, 12 ... Spring.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] A head base that moves forward during recording and playback operations, a head support that is fixed to the head base and has a circular hole into which a cylinder described below is inserted, and a head that rotates in the circular hole of the head support. a cylinder having a magnetic head attached to one side; a gear formed on a surface of the cylinder opposite to the surface to which the magnetic head is attached; and a gear having the magnetic head attached to the outer surface of the gear. a guide member having a lead wire winding portion around which a strand of lead wire is wound and a notch formed in a part of the lead wire winding portion; and a guide member rotatably supported on the head support base. a fan-shaped gear which is meshed with the gear of the guide member from the notch side of the lead wire winding part, and rotates forward and reverse to rotate the cylinder approximately 180 degrees each time recording and playback operations are performed in the forward direction and reverse direction; A rotary head mechanism for a tape recorder, characterized by comprising: and.