Abstract: A visionary replacement (substitute) back panel for a commercially available television cabinet is provided which permits a security inspection of the interior of the television cabinet without the removal of any cabinet walls or the opening of the cabinet members. The substitute back panel conforms to the shape, electrical and structural standards of the O.E.M. (original equipment manufacturer) back panel. optically clear viewing planes are provided. Ultraviolet (U.V.) light filtering may be incorporated. Tamper resistance attachment may be included. An auxiliary light source may also be included which is selectively activated. A method of inspection of the interior of the cabinet is easily conducted from the outside thereof.

Abstract: A monitor is provided that conceals the cable connection parts of the power and the signal cables inside the monitor's housing, which improves the monitor's appearance. The design of the rear housing and its attachments reduces manufacturing defects related to the signal cable caused while attaching the front and rear portions of the housing. Thus, improving production efficiency during the assembly of the monitor. The power and signal cables are connected to the monitor's interfaces in a direction perpendicular to the bottom of the housing. This reduces the space required between the monitor and a wall to avoid damaging the cable connections while rotating the monitor. The monitor also has a box inside the rear housing module which allows users to store a manual and small-sized tools in the box.

Abstract: A visionary replacement (substitute) back panel for a commercially available television cabinet is provided which permits a security inspection of the interior of the television cabinet without the removal of any cabinet walls or the opening of the cabinet members. The substitute back panel conforms to the shape, electrical and structural standards of the O.E.M. (original equipment manufacturer) back panel. Optically clear viewing planes are provided. Ultraviolet (U.V.) light filtering may be incorporated. Tamper resistance attachment may be included. An auxiliary light source may also be included which is selectively activated. A method of inspection of the interior of the cabinet is easily conducted from the outside thereof.

Abstract: A cover for covering a recessed portion of the case of a computer monitor. The cover includes a cover strip, a first engaging protrusion and a second engaging protrusion. The first engaging protrusion and the second engaging protrusion can be engaged with a first aperture and a second aperture formed in the recessed portion.

Abstract: A display device is assembled so that access to the main PCB assembly is simplified. The rear housing covers the assembly; and once removed only the top shield has to be removed to expose the top of the main PCB assembly. After the top is removed the stand and bottom bracket can be easily removed, to gain access to the bottom of the main PCB assembly. This display device allows for the testing, repairing, and replacing of individual components of the main PCB without having to remove any of the side PCB assemblies. This allows repairs to be made in less time, at a lower cost, and increases the market competitiveness of the display device.

Abstract: A device for fixing a video circuit board of a monitor includes a CRT having a CRT terminals in the neck thereof. A neck cap is attached to the neck and having a guide flange and a pair of fastening snaps. A socket has connection holes into which the CRT terminals are inserted, connection pins soldered to the video circuit board, and a central hole through which the guide flange passes. The video circuit board is soldered to the connection pins of the socket. This has a snap through hole corresponding to the central hole.

Abstract: A support frame has second lugs at a location corresponding to the first lugs provided at corners of a CRT secured by the support frame. The support frame supports the weight of the CRT, and is disposed between the CRT and the rear case of a monitor. Each first lug and each second lug engage a front case by a means of bolt, securing the CRT and the support frame. A guide groove provided at the support frame and a guide portion push the front case outward, maintaining the outer form of the front case during and after assembly, and act as a guide when assembling the support frame and the front cover.

Abstract: A display device including a front cover connected to a cathode ray tube, a rear body of cover joined to the front cover for covering the cathode ray tube and a top cover connected to a rear upper portion of the rear body of cover. The rear body of cover is joined to the top cover by means of front locking mechanism having hook each formed at both sides of the forepart of the top cover and inserted and the snap into holes formed at both sides of the rear body of cover to be caught in catches. Side locking mechanisms have a pair of tensioned snaps that are formed at both sides of the rear body of cover and pass through a pair of ribs that are provided on the inner sides of the top cover, thus enabling the tensioned snaps to be securely mated with the ribs. Rear locking mechanisms have hooks that are caught on, and snap against rises of locking ribs formed inside of the top cover.

Abstract: A detachable and foldable visor is provided for use on a lap-top or portable computer monitor. The visor has a central panel and two side panels adapted to extend across the top and the sides of the monitor. Multiple score lines are provided between the central panel and side panels to facilitate using the visor on monitors of different widths. Mounting tabs are connected to or on the side panels which cooperate with a rubber band or other flexible retainer to exert a tensile force holding the visor onto the monitor. The visor is foldable into a compact and flat position in which it can be easily carried in the same case as the lap-top or portable computer.

Abstract: A visionary replacement (substitute) back panel for a commercially available television cabinet is provided which permits a security inspection of the interior of the television cabinet without the removal of any cabinet walls or the opening of the cabinet members. The substitute back panel conforms to the shape, electrical and structural standards of the O.E.M. (original equipment manufacturer) back panel. Optically clear viewing planes are provided. Ultraviolet (U.V.) light filtering may be incorporated. Tamper resistance attachment may be included. An auxiliary light source may also be included which is selectively activated. A method of inspection of the interior of the cabinet is easily conducted from the outside thereof.

Abstract: The fastening of a picture tube (1) in a cabinet (2) of a TV set, a bracket (13) and a support (4) of the cabinet is provided with mutually cooperating sawtooth arrangements (6, 21) such that, when the bracket is inserted into the support, the bracket is blocked in a direction opposed to the insertion direction (23). The bracket has a wall portion (16) which forms an abutment for a fastening hook (12) of the picture tube. A compensation of tolerances in picture tube dimensions is obtained by this construction.

Abstract: A cathode-ray-tube display device has a cathode-ray tube enclosed in a front cabinet and back cabinet. The cathode-ray tube has peripheral lugs with holes. The front cabinet has front bosses with elongate members that extend backward through the holes in the lugs. The back cabinet has back bosses that extend forward and terminate in ends with front cavities, which receive the ends of the elongate members. The front cabinet is fastened to the back cabinet by screws that are driven through holes in the back bosses and into tapped holes in the elongate members. The lugs are held between the front and back bosses, thereby securing the cathode-ray tube to the front and back cabinets.

Abstract: A mechanical deck guide and a board guide for video in which a video set and a print board for video are provided integrally with a front cabinet, and a board guide for television is disposed in an array with the board guide for video. A shield plate is provided on the mechanical deck guide so as to cover it.

Abstract: A monitor shell includes a first frame and a second frame engageable with the first frame. The first frame includes a hollow rectangular panel, two vertical walls, a lower wall and an upper wall. Each of two receiving devices is formed on each vertical wall, and includes two fins and two blades projecting from each fin. Each of two barbs projects from each vertical wall. Two cylinders project from the hollow rectangular panel. Each of two brackets includes a first branch, a second branch projecting from the first branch, a third branch projecting from the second branch and an elastic branch projecting from the first branch. The first branch of each bracket includes a groove defined therein for receiving a board and a hole defined in an end portion thereof. The third branch of each bracket includes a U-shaped slot defined therein thus forming an elastic handle and a barb projecting from the elastic handle.

Abstract: A large format video display includes modular construction to permit the repair and exchange of single modules. Each module includes a pair of enantiomorphic side panels, each including top and bottom flanges and a rear flange extending inwardly. At the front end of each rectangular side panel, a plurality of formed bends define an integral rectangular column extending outwardly from the panel. A generally rectangular bottom tray includes a rear floor portion for supporting a video projector unit aimed toward the front of the module. A pair of ears extend outwardly from the front ends of the side panels, and are configured each to be engaged with the integral column of the respective adjacent side panel. The bottom tray is dimensioned to engage the bottom flanges of the side panels, so that the side panels support the weight of the bottom tray and the video processor.

Abstract: A television receiving apparatus having a video tape recorder unit therein with a function for preventing an electric shock, for preventing a user from inserting his fingers into a cabinet when the video tape recorder unit is removed from the cabinet for repair or the like, includes a locking mechanism for locking a controller door panel at a position where it is closed. The controller door panel is used for operating the video tape recorder unit contained in the apparatus. In order to surely obtain security of the user even when the locking operation is forgotten, the apparatus further includes a mechanism for interrupting supply of electric power to a television receiver when the absence of the video tape recorder unit in the cabinet is detected and when the controller door panel is detected to be opened at and more than a predetermined angle. A possibility that the user will receive an electric shock can thus be eliminated.

Abstract: A combined television-video tape recorder in which the VTR is immovably fixed to the bottom of a cabinet by the coupling of its projections and a pair of rails and the VTR's printed circuit board, on which many micro-switches are arranged, is stably fixed to the front face of the cabinet, where console buttons are provided, with screws inserted from the front so that the console buttons can accurately be brought into contact with the micro-switches respectively by a press of a finger tip.

Abstract: A casing for use in a television set has a U-shaped frame for firmly supporting the cathode ray tube and a chassis arrangement for supporting a circuit arrangement for driving the cathode ray tube. An escutcheon is secured to the frame at a position in front of a screen of the cathode ray tube. A protection cover is connected to the frame for covering the cathode ray tube. Thus, the frame, chassis arrangement, escutcheon and protection cover taken together define an integral unit which is a semi-completed product that can be shipped from a factory. The casing further has a cabinet provided over the protection cover for covering and decorating the appearance the television set, and a back cover for enclosing the integral unit in the cabinet. The cabinet and the back cover can be applied at a local distribution station in accordance with the desire of the user.