JPH031680A - Grip for deck unit - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To improve the convenience of use by forming a deck unit grip to be made of a flexible member and to be nearly T-shape with a mount leg and a press contact part so as to be easily inserted with a hand in the case of grip and deformed depending on the size of human hand of the user. CONSTITUTION:A grip 80 is screwed to a female screw 9 provided on a side face of a deck unit 1 when a video system is used as a camera unit. The grip 80 is made of a flexible material (such as ABS resin), a leg 81 is formed to be a bellows and a spring 83 is formed in the inside. Since the entire part is somewhat deformed depending on the size of the hand of the user, the hand is inserted easily and the leg 81 is expanded and contracted, then no regulation means is required. Moreover, a recessed part 85 corresponding to a finger is formed in the inside of a horizontal part 84 and the inner part of each finger is fitted when the hand is inserted to improve the gripping. Moreover, since the mount/removal to/from the unit 1 is easy, the grip copes with various kinds of applications quickly and since no mount mechanism is required, the grip is optimum to the grip of a small sized device.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention (Industrial Application Field) The present invention provides a gripping deck unit that can be used in a video system such as a VTR (video tape recorder), which includes a deck unit, a monitor unit, a tuner unit, and a camera unit. This relates to a grip for a deck unit.

(Preface to the Invention) Currently, VTRs (hereinafter referred to as videos) are widely used in the world and are used for various purposes.

Typical examples of the purpose of use include (1) recording and playing back TV programs, (2) capturing the shadow of a subject, etc. By the way, recently, there has been a growing demand for video equipment, and for example, there has been a need to perform the above-mentioned items 1 and 2 while away from home. There is a need for a highly portable video medical device that allows users to enjoy videos from anywhere.

On the other hand, with recent technological advances, it has become possible to make video tapes smaller and lighter, and ultra-compact video deck units that can be held with one hand have been developed. Furthermore, it is well known that related equipment such as receivers and imagers are also small monitor units and camera units.

Due to this frustration, we have developed a core deck unit (a deck that can only record and playback) that uses a small cassette tape as a recording medium, and selectively combine the above-mentioned related equipment with this deck unit as necessary. A video system has been proposed. The video system can be configured to suit various purposes and will be described below by way of example.

(Deck unit/camera unit)... Form as a video integrated camera.

(Deck unit/monitor unit): As a playback-only TV-integrated video.

Such a video system has excellent portability because each of the constituent devices is miniaturized. Also,
In each aspect, unnecessary equipment can be selectively omitted, further contributing to downsizing and weight reduction.

Now, as mentioned above, the video system takes various forms, but for example, when it is used as a video integrated camera, a holding member is required to prevent slight camera shake. Let us now consider the conditions required of the holding member in such a video system.

This holding member can of course be attached to suit various aspects of the video system, and in addition, it is easy to hold and seems to be able to accommodate the sizes of hands of various people. That is the condition.

(Means for Solving the Problems) The present invention has been made to solve the above problems, and provides a portable deck unit that performs magnetic recording/reproduction by selectively combining at least one of a video camera unit and a monitor unit. A deck unit grip for grasping that is attached to one side, the deck unit grip being formed into a substantially T-shape by a mounting leg part and a contact part made of a flexible member. The present invention provides a grip for a deck unit characterized by:

(Embodiment) Hereinafter, a video system adopted as a preferred embodiment of the deck unit grip according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. 1 to 25.

The video system according to this embodiment is roughly composed of a portable VTR (hereinafter referred to as a "deck unit") having a magnetic recording and reproducing function, a tuner unit, a monitor unit, and a camera unit (video camera unit). By selectively using these, it can be used in various ways, sometimes as a VTR, and sometimes as a camera-integrated video or small TV, and all the equipment can be housed in its own small case. It is designed to be easily carried and carried.

The configuration and usage of each of the Ifi devices described above will be explained below.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, the deck unit 1 is constructed by housing various mechanical members, which will be described later, in a flat rectangular housing that is about the size of two cigarette boxes. The operation surface 1a formed on the top surface in FIG.
A display 3 is provided for displaying a and mode.

In addition, in this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 1, the deck unit 1 is shaped as if a part is cut out, and this cutout creates an inclined surface on a part of the operation surface 1a. It is formed.

In this embodiment, main slide switches 2b such as an eject button and a power button are arranged on this inclined surface.

In this way, especially by arranging these main switches 2b on an inclined surface, this deck unit 1 can be used as a camera integrated type, compared to a case where these slide switches 2b are arranged on a surface flush with the operation surface 1a. When used as a video camera by holding it with one hand, these switches 2b can be easily found and operated with the other hand.

Furthermore, in this embodiment, the portion of the operation surface 1a where these switches 2a and slide switches 2b are arranged is formed into a step shape that is slightly raised compared to the surrounding area (the housing of the deck unit 1). If you need to operate the switch 2a while shooting, use the above switch 2a.
etc. can be easily searched.

In addition, on the right side surface 1b in FIG. 2 (bottom surface in FIG. 1) facing the operation surface 1a, as shown in the figure, a mounting portion 4 for attaching a camera unit, which will be described later, is provided.
is formed.

The connecting part of the camera unit is fitted into this mounting part 4, and in this state, the deck unit 1 and the camera unit are mechanically connected, and a power line and a signal line are formed between each device to provide electricity. It is now possible to make connections.

The mounting portion 4 is also wired to a terminal 36 of a tuner unit 30, which will be described later, to form a signal line between the tuner unit 30 and the deck unit 1.

Note that this mounting portion 4 is provided with a terminal pin on one side of a connector for connection. Therefore, the mounting portion 4 is closed by a cover 58 when not in use to prevent dust from entering.

Also, the left side I of this deck unit 1 in FIG.
As shown in the figure, a mounting part 6 for attaching a tuner unit and a battery is formed on C (the left side in FIG. 1), and by attaching a tuner unit etc. to this mounting part 6, the mechanism between each device In addition to establishing electrical connections, power lines are also formed to provide electrical connections.

Further, as shown in the figure, two audio output terminals 7 for attaching jacks such as earphones and an output terminal 8 for connecting a monitor etc. are formed on the front surface 1d of this deck unit 1 in FIG. At the same time, a female thread 9 for attaching a grip, which will be described later, is formed approximately at the center of the front face 1d.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 3, a bulge 10 whose surface is covered with a non-slip material such as rubber is formed at a predetermined position on the front surface 1d.

This bulging portion 10 is formed at a position corresponding to the rotating drum housed in the housing of this decking unit 1, and thereby partially absorbs the dimension in the thickness direction near the rotating drum. It is possible to prevent the entire decking unit from becoming thicker. Further, the above-mentioned grip is attached to the front face 1d of the deck unit 1, so that when used together with a camera unit as a camera-integrated video camera, it can be easily held in close contact with the palm of the photographer's hand. That is, the shape of the bulging portion 10 may be such that it can fit closely against the palm of the hand (preferably, it is arcuate as shown in the figure. In this embodiment, the grip is attached to the front surface 1d, but this The grip may be attached at a position other than the front 1d.

Note that the predetermined position η of this surface 1d, that is, when this deck unit 1 is used as a camera-integrated video camera,
A trigger switch (recording button) ■ that controls the start and stop of the recording state is provided at the position where the index finger of the hand gripping the deck unit 1 makes contact, and the surface near the switch T is slippery. covered with a tough rubbery material.

Further, on the side surface 1e of the deck unit 1, a lid 11 for loading and unloading a compact video cassette containing a magnetic tape is freely attached by means of a general pop-up l11111 (Fig. 11). reference).

Such a deck unit 1 magnetically records video and audio on a magnetic tape housed in a compact video cassette of a well-known shape that is about 1/3 the size of an ordinary standard video cassette. It is equipped with a recording and reproducing mechanism as shown in FIG.

That is, as shown in FIG. 4, this deck unit 1 is equipped with a rotating drum 12 within a housing, and a plurality of magnetic heads are distributed on this rotating drum 12.

Here, this rotating drum 12 is of a so-called inner motor type that has a motor inside the drum itself, and the coaxial position on the fixed part side is adjusted in consideration of shortening the signal line and miniaturizing the installation space. A circuit board such as a reproduction amplifier is attached to the top. Also, since the deck unit 1 is miniaturized, a mechanism (not shown) for driving members for loading magnetic tape, such as an inclined ball and a vertical roller attached to the rotating drum, is located directly below the rotating drum 12. Located in

Therefore, this rotating drum 1 in the decking unit 1
The arrangement part 2 has extra thickness compared to the other parts.

Therefore, in this embodiment, the locally excessive thickness caused by such a circuit board is absorbed by the bulged portion 10.

The compact video cassette 13 installed in the deck unit 1 has its front lid 14 opened as shown in FIG. The rollers are pulled out by an inclined ball 16 and a vertical roller 17, which are respectively installed on the loading base 15, and are rolled out onto the outer periphery of the rotating drum 12 by approximately 270 mm.
It is wound diagonally over an angular range of °.

The magnetic tape Tp before being attached to the deck unit 1 is a pair of tape reels 18 and 19 that are rotatably housed in the compact video cassette 13.
The interlock is rotated and pulled out into the front opening closed by the lid 14 by a pair of guide rollers 20, 20 formed at both ends of the front.

When this compact video cassette 13 is mounted on the deck unit 1, the inclined ball 16 and the like on the loading base 15 are connected to the magnetic The magnetic tape Tp is pulled out into the deck unit 1 by entering the inside of the tape Tp and then moving the loading base 15 toward the rotating drum 12 side.

In addition, a capstan roller 2 is provided in another notch 13C formed on the front side of the compact video cassette 13.
When the deck unit 1 is operated, the capstan 21 is pressed against the pinch roller 22 on the device 1 side via the magnetic tape TD, so that the magnetic tape Tp runs at a predetermined speed.

Furthermore, the magnetic tape Tp wound around the rotating drum 12 as described above is guided by the inclined ball 2324 on the device 1 side and the guide rollers 25.2+3 to form a predetermined tape bus, and is also guided by the tension ball 27 to form a predetermined tape bus. Gives tension.

Note that the magnetic tape Tp with such a tape path formed
is in sliding contact with the audio erasing head 28 and the audio/control head 29.

Such a recording and reproducing mechanism can perform recording, reproducing, and
Predetermined spinning such as fast forwarding or rewinding is performed as appropriate.

The deck unit 1 in this embodiment is for continuously recording video and audio signals on a magnetic tape 31 times in a helical manner, similar to a VTR. It may also be an electronic still camera that intermittently records video and audio signals concentrically or spirally.

Next, the video system according to this embodiment is a TV-integrated V
Tuner unit 3 used when used as a TR, etc.
0 and the monitor unit 40 will be explained.

This tuner unit 30 is capable of receiving normal television broadcasts and radio broadcasts, and as shown in FIGS. A connecting portion 31 is formed which is fitted into the mounting portion 4 of the deck unit 1 to mechanically connect and electrically connect the tuner unit 30 and the deck unit 1 (power line only).

Further, various operation switches such as a volume 32 and a channel selection operation switch 33, as well as a liquid crystal display 34, are provided on an operation surface 30b on the upper surface in FIG. 5, which is continuous with the connection surface 30a.

A connector portion 35 as shown in the figure for attaching the monitor unit 40 is provided on one side edge of the operation surface 30b so as to be able to rotate intermittently or continuously with respect to the main body of the tuner unit 30. There is.

The connector portion 35 itself is formed into a cylindrical shape, and functions as a shaft in a hinge gate structure for rotatably supporting the monitor unit 40 with respect to the tuner unit 30, as shown in FIG. have.

Furthermore, terminals for forming a signal line and a power supply line between the tuner unit 30 and the monitor unit 40 are arranged inside the connector section 35.

Furthermore, the right side 3 of this tuner unit 30 in FIG.
0c is formed with a terminal 36, etc., which connects the tuner unit 30 and the mounting portion 4 of the deck unit 1 by wire using a connection Vcn5b as shown in FIG. 7(^)(B). On the other side 30d opposite to this side 30c, there is a telescopic receiving antenna An.
t is placed.

As shown in FIG. 7(A)CB), the connection lid 5b is provided with a terminal 55 at a position corresponding to the terminal 36 of the tuner unit 30, and a terminal 55 is formed on the connection lid 5b at a position corresponding to the terminal 36 of the tuner unit 30. A terminal pin 56 of a connector is provided for connecting 111 to form a signal line.

Further, the connection surface 3 in this tuner unit 30
A mounting portion for mounting a semicylindrical battery 38 as shown in FIGS. 8 and 9 FA) (B) is formed on the surface facing the tuner unit 3.
0 is formed with foldable legs 37 that function as a pedestal when placed on a desk or the like.

As shown in the figure, the battery 38 is formed with a recess 39 into which a finger can be caught, making it easier to raise the battery 38 by placing the hand on the battery 38 side when used as a TV-integrated video device as described later. There is.

On the other hand, the monitor unit 40, as shown in FIG. The unit 40 is connected to the deck unit 1 via the tuner unit 30.
It can be used by being attached to the deck unit 1, or it can be used by being connected to the deck unit 1 via a connecting wire.

The grip section 42 of the monitor unit 1 has various operation switches (operation sections) 43a and 43b distributed at predetermined positions for operating the deck h1, and the connector section 35 of the tuner unit 30. A support connection portion (connection portion) 44 is formed into which the support connection portion (connection portion) 44 is fitted. The operation switches 43a and 43b may be used to operate the tuner unit 30.

As shown in FIG. 6, the connector part 35 of the tuner unit 30 is fitted into this support connection part 44 to form a hinge mechanism, and the monitor unit 40 is connected to the deck unit 1 through the tuner unit 30. The tuner unit 30 can be connected to the tuner unit 30 and supported rotatably with respect to the tuner unit 30.

Further, by fitting the support connection part 44 and the connector part 35, the terminals in the connector part 35 are fitted to the terminals in the support connection part 44, and the terminals are connected between the tuner unit 30 and the monitor unit 40 and the tuner unit Each electrical connection with the deck unit 1 can be made through the cable 30.

In this way, in this embodiment, space can be saved by using a part of the gripping part 42 without separately providing a part to which the connector part 35 of the tuner unit 30 is fitted. At the same time, unnecessary projecting of the monitor unit 40 can be avoided.

Further, as shown in FIG. 11, the gripping portion 41 is formed in a swollen shape with an arcuate cross section to fit the human palm, making it easy to hold the monitor unit 40 with one hand. It is now possible to do so.

Here, the positions of the operation switches 43a and 43b are set within a range in which the thumb or index finger can be moved while holding the grip part 42 with one hand. It can be easily operated with the thumb and index finger.

Furthermore, as shown in FIG.
When operating each of the operation switches 43a43b with one gripped hand, the switch functions as a slip-preventer by coming into contact with the palm of the hand, thereby making it easier to operate with the thumb or index finger.

In this way, according to this embodiment, this monitor unit 4
By providing the grip portion 42 on the monitor unit 0, it is possible to prevent the monitor unit 40 from being accidentally dropped or fingers from getting caught on the monitor screen, without having to provide a gripping belt or the like that would be a hindrance to carrying the monitor unit 40. Since the grip portion 42 is formed in a shape that fits the human hand, fatigue during long-term use can be reduced.

Furthermore, by concentrating the operation switches 43a and 43b at the above-mentioned predetermined positions of the grip portion 42, the grip portion 42 can be gripped with one hand and easily operated with the thumb and index finger. The usability of this type of monitor unit 40 can be greatly improved.

Furthermore, in this embodiment, this monitor unit 40
A rotary volume 46 as shown in FIG. 13 is placed at the location where the ring finger is positioned when the device is held with one hand.

As shown in FIG. 11, this volume 46 is formed so that its peripheral part is the grip part 42 and the road surface, and is also formed by concavely concave the medium heat part, and the volume can be controlled by strongly pressing and tracing the ring finger. is now possible.

Therefore, it is possible to prevent the volume 46 from being inadvertently changed by touching the volume 46 while the grip portion 42 of the monitor unit 40 is being gripped.

In addition, this monitor unit 40 is connected to the deck unit 1.
As shown in FIG. 14, the connection cable 50 used when connected to the monitor unit 40 by wire corresponds to the shape of the support connection part (connection part) 44 of the monitor unit 40,
In addition, a jack portion (connected portion) 54 to which the connection wire 51 to the deck unit 1 is attached, a rib 52 of a predetermined shape on the jack portion 54 that partially envelops this jack portion 54, and a rib 52 Connecting wire 51 located on one side of
As described above, the sub-jack 53 is integrally formed with the sub-jack 53 for outputting an audio signal and for attaching a jack such as an earphone IP (shown in FIG. 25) or a speaker.

The jack portion 54 and the sub-jack 53 are formed parallel to each other as shown in FIG. 14, and are made of relatively heavy metal.

Therefore, as shown in FIG. 15, when the jack portion 54 is fitted into the support connection portion 44 of the monitor unit 40, the rib 52 supports the monitor unit 40, and this connection cable 50 connects the monitor unit 40. It functions as a pedestal.

Therefore, if the connection cable 50 having such a structure is used, even when the monitor unit 40 alone is placed on a desk or the like, it can be used by tilting it at a predetermined angle.

Furthermore, by using such a connection cable 5.0, there is no need to provide an audio output terminal that is not necessarily necessary on the monitor unit 40 side, and it is possible to reduce the size, weight, and cost of the monitor unit 40 itself. can.

Note that the shape of the sub-jack 53 is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and may be formed, for example, from a pair of left and right sub-jacks with the jack portion 54 sandwiched therebetween.

Next, the camera unit 60 in the case where the video system according to this embodiment is used as a camera-integrated video will be explained using FIGS. 16 to 19.

This camera unit 60 has C0 as shown in FIG.
This is a small camera using a small image sensor such as a charge coupled device (D), and the small image sensor and microphone are housed in a substantially rectangular prismatic housing 66.

In addition, on the front surface 60a of this camera unit, there is a lighting section 61 for guiding the image carrying light from the subject to the above-mentioned small image sensor.
and a sound collecting section 62 for guiding sound to the microphone, and an indicator lamp 63 is provided on the upper surface 60b of the housing 66 to notify that a photograph is being taken.

The camera unit 60 is also provided with a connecting portion 64 that fits into the mounting portion 4 of the deck unit 1. By fitting the connecting portion 64 into the mounting portion 4, the camera unit 60 can be connected to the deck unit 1. Mechanical connection and electrical connection with the deck unit 1 are made simultaneously.

Further, as shown in FIG. 17, this connecting portion 64 is rotatably attached to the housing 66 of the camera unit 60 by a hinge mechanism.

As a result, while the housing 66 is used horizontally with respect to the deck unit 1 as shown by the solid line in FIG. As shown by the dotted chain line in the figure, by rotating the housing 66 and standing it up against the deck unit 1, a path for loading and unloading the cassette can be obtained.

Further, as shown in FIG. 18, on the proximal end of the connecting portion 64 with respect to the housing 66, there is an operation button 65 such as a date setting switch that is used infrequently and is undesirable if changed carelessly. These operation buttons 65
In the state shown in FIG. 18, that is, in the unused state as shown by the dotted chain line in FIG. 1st
It is exposed to the outside and can be operated only in the state shown by the solid line in Figure 7.

Therefore, when not in use, it is possible to prevent inconveniences such as fingers accidentally touching each of the operation buttons 65 and erroneously operating them, and particularly improve usability in a small video camera like the camera unit according to this embodiment. can be improved.

The camera unit according to this embodiment is not limited to the one described above, and may be a waterproof camera unit 70 as shown in FIG. 19, for example.

That is, this camera unit 70 has the same basic configuration as the camera unit 60 described above, but differs in that the periphery of the housing is covered with a waterproof member 71 and a waterproof microphone 72 is provided. By applying a waterproof treatment, you can easily take pictures outdoors even in rainy weather.

Furthermore, a sports finder 73 can be attached to the support of the microphone 72.

Next, the grip of the present invention (grip for deck unit), which is the main part of this embodiment, will be explained.

When using the video system according to this embodiment as described above as a camera unit, the deck unit 1
A grip 80 as shown in FIGS. 20 and 21 is attached to the handle.

As shown in the figure, the grip 80 has a generally T-shape formed by a leg portion 81 and a horizontal portion (contact portion) 84, and has a male thread 82 provided at the tip of the leg portion 81. By screwing into the female thread 9 of the deck unit 1, it can be easily attached to the deck unit 1.

Further, this grip 80 is made of a flexible material such as ABS resin, and its legs 81 are formed in a bellows shape, and a spring 83 is installed inside the legs 81. has been done.

As a result, the entire grip 80 deforms to some extent depending on the size of the user's hand, making it easy to insert the hand. Furthermore, since the leg portions 81 are expandable and retractable, they can be used in an optimal state as a grip without any special adjustment means.

Furthermore, in the grip 80 according to this embodiment, a recess 85 corresponding to the finger is provided inside the horizontal portion (contact portion) 84.
are formed, and when the hand is inserted between the horizontal portion 84 of the grip 80 and the deck unit 1, the back of the finger fits into these recessed portions 85, thereby improving grip strength.

Furthermore, the grip 80 according to this embodiment as described above can be attached to and removed from the deck unit 1 very easily by screwing it into or out of the deck unit 1.

Therefore, such a grip 80 can respond more quickly to various uses of this video system than, for example, conventionally known belts, and is also easy to install. Since it does not require a special IN structure, it is particularly excellent as a grip for a small Ili device such as the deck unit 1 according to this embodiment.

Next, a specific usage example of a video system made up of the above-mentioned devices will be explained.

First, when using the deck unit 1 as a camera-integrated video, as shown in FIG.
By fitting the connecting portion 63 of the camera unit 60 into the holder, the two are combined, and the grip 80 of the deck unit 1 is screwed onto the holder.

When the hand is inserted into the grip 80 of the deck unit 1 in this state, the index finger is hooked on the trigger button (2) formed on the deck unit 1, and also on the corner of the deck unit 1 to obtain a secure grip.

Although the screwing of the grip 80 to the deck unit 1 has been described for the case where it is used as a camera-integrated video, the same thing can be said for use as a TV-type video, which will be described later.

In addition, since the bulging portion 10 comes into close contact with the palm of the hand, the holding property can be improved.

In the video system according to this embodiment, the camera unit 60 and the deck unit 1 may be connected by wire, and only the camera unit 60 may be held in the hand to take a picture.

On the other hand, when this video system is used as a TV-integrated video system, as shown in FIGS. 23 and 24, a tuner unit 3 is connected to the connection part 6 of the deck unit 1.
A power supply line is formed by fitting the attachment part 31 of the deck unit 1, and a signal line is formed by connecting the terminal 36 of the tuner unit to the connection part 4 of the deck unit 1 via a connection adapter and a cord.

Furthermore, the connector section 35 of the tuner unit 30 is fitted into the support connection section 44 of the monitor unit 40 to establish a mechanical and electrical connection between the monitor unit 40 and the tuner unit 30, and the tuner unit 3
Attach the battery 38 to the 0.

Thereby, it is possible to watch television programs using the monitor unit 40, and it is also possible to view reproduced images from the deck unit 1.

Note that even in this state, it can be considered that by appropriately using the grip 80, it becomes easier to grip a series of devices. The same can be said for combinations of other devices.

Further, the angle of the monitor unit 40 with respect to the deck unit 1 can be arbitrarily set variably depending on the purpose and the amount of light.

Further, as shown in FIG. 24, by standing up the legs 37 provided on the bottom of the tuner unit 30, the entire tuner unit 30 can be placed horizontally and stably on a desk or the like.

Further, as shown in FIG. 25, the monitor unit 40
It is also possible to connect it to the deck unit 1 by wire without going through the tuner unit 30 and use it as a TV-integrated video exclusively for playback.

In this case, connect the connection cable 50 to the monitor unit 4.
0 can be used as a pedestal and placed on a desk or the like, or, for example, in a car, the deck unit 1 can be placed in a bag and only the monitor unit 40 can be held in the hand. . In the state shown in FIG. 25, the earphone IIP is connected to the sub jack 5 of the connection cable 50.
3 and listen to the audio.

In addition, the tuner unit 30 and the monitor unit 40
If you connect only one, you can use it as a regular small TV.

(Effects of the Invention) As described above, since the grip for a deck unit according to the present invention is formed into a substantially T-shape using a flexible member, when it is attached to the deck unit and gripped, the hand can be attached to the deck unit more easily than the legs. It is easy to insert the device, and since the entire device can be polished to a certain degree depending on the size of the person using it, it is very easy to use as there is no need for special adjustment means. For example, when a camera unit is combined to take an image, or a monitor unit is combined to enjoy a playback screen, the deck unit can be easily held with one hand.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing one embodiment of a deck unit constituting a video system in which the present invention is adopted, FIG. 2 is a perspective view similarly seen from another direction, FIG. 3 is a side view, and FIG. The same figure is a plan view schematically showing the recording and reproducing mechanism in the deck unit, FIG. A plan view showing the installation state of the tuner unit and monitor unit, FIG. 7(A) (
B) is a front view and side view showing a connection lid for forming a signal line between the tuner unit and the deck unit; FIG. 8 is a perspective view showing a battery used in a video system in which the present invention is adopted; 9(A) and 9(B) are partially cutaway side views and front views showing the battery, and 10th
The figures are a perspective view showing one embodiment of a monitor unit constituting a video system in which the present invention is adopted, FIG. 11 is a plan view of the main parts, FIG. 12 is a side view of the main parts, and FIG.
14 is a perspective view showing a connection cable used in a video system to which the present invention is applied; FIG. 15 is a side view showing the connection cable attached to a monitor unit; FIG. 16 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of a camera unit used in a video system to which the present invention is applied; FIG. 17 is a rear view showing a state in which the camera unit and deck unit are attached; FIG. 19 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of another camera unit used in a video system to which the present invention is adopted; FIG. 20 is a perspective view showing the grip of the present invention; Figure 21 is also a side sectional view,
Fig. 2 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the video system to which the present invention is applied when used as a camera-integrated video, and Fig. 23 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the same when used as a TV-integrated video. FIG. 24 is a side view, and FIG. 25 is a perspective view showing an embodiment in which a deck unit and a monitor unit are connected by wire. 1... Deck unit, 1d... Front (-side),
40...Monitor unit, 60.70...Camera unit (video camera unit l-), 80...Grip (grip for deck unit), 8
1... Leg part, 84... Horizontal part (contact part). Patent Applicant Representative of Victor Japan Co., Ltd. Shimizu Japanese Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure Figure Figure Figure Figure (A) (B) Figure Figure Figure Figure Reed Figure 71 Figure 43b Figure b Figure Tube]] Meow diagram diagram diagram diagram diagram diagram diagram diagram diagram diagram diagram diagram diagram diagram diagram diagram diagram diagram diagram diagram diagram diagram diagram diagram

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] A grip for a deck unit for gripping that is attached to one side of a portable deck unit that performs magnetic recording/reproduction by selectively combining at least one of a video camera unit and a monitor unit, comprising: A grip for a deck unit, characterized in that the grip for a deck unit is formed into a substantially T-shape by a mounting leg part and a contact part made of a flexible member.