Dynamic information storage or retrieval – With particular cabinet structure – Slotted for edgewise insertion of storage disc
Patent
1982-09-30
1984-11-27
Stephan, Steven L.
Dynamic information storage or retrieval
With particular cabinet structure
Slotted for edgewise insertion of storage disc
312 8, 360 97, G11B 100
Patent
active
044854641
ABSTRACT:
A door opening and closing mechanism for disc driving apparatuses, comprising a chassis, a frame fastened pivotably to the chassis and having a door member holding portion at a free end thereof, a door member consisting of a cross-sectionary L-shaped operating portion with projections on both side surfaces thereof, and a mounting portion slidably held in the door member holding portion of the frame. A coiled spring is provided between pivotable frame and door member so as to constantly urge the door member against a rear surface of a front panel, and the projections provided on the operation portion of the door member are engageable with recesses in the back surface of a front panel. An elongated opening is provided in the front panel and receives a disc cartridge thereinto, the elongated opening being opened and closed by and with the door member. The mechanism has fewer parts than the conventional mechanism, and can be manufactured efficiently at a lower cost.
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Alps Electric Co. ,Ltd.
Dunne Gerard F.
Shoup Guy W.
Stephan Steven L.
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