Abstract A seat for a cassette memory is disclosed. The seat has a bracket having two opposed posts, a plurality of pins formed through a central portion thereof for connection with said cassette memory, a recess defined therein and at least one L-shaped support formed on an outer face of one of said two posts; each one of said two posts having a guiding track defined therein and a positioning spring securely disposed within said track; a push rod movably mounted along a side of one of said two posts and having a slotted area defined therein, a cutout defined in a first distal end thereof and at least one opening corresponding to said L-shaped support of said bracket and defined in communication with said slotted area; and the eject knob securely connected to a second distal end of said push rod; a recoil spring compressibly mounted on said push rod and between a face of said eject knob and said L-shaped support; and a driving plate pivotally mounted onto said bracket and having a foot movably received within said cutout of said push rod and a pushing plate detachably connected with said cassette memory and detachably received in said recess of said bracket. With such an arrangement, the seat is able to receive and eject a cassette memory with ease.
A seat for a cassette memory comprising: a bracket having two opposed posts, a plurality of pins formed through a central portion thereof for connection with said cassette memory, a recess defined therein and at least one L-shaped support formed on an outer face of one of said two posts; each one of said two posts having a guiding track defined therein and a positioning spring securely disposed within said track; a push rod movably mounted along a side of one of said two posts and having a slotted area defined therein, a cutout defined in a first distal end thereof and at least one opening defined to communicate with said slotted area and to allow the at least one L-shaped support to be inserted therethrough; an eject knob securely connected to a second distal end of said push rod; a recoil spring compressibly mounted on said push rod and between a face of said eject knob and said L-shaped support; and a driving plate pivotally mounted onto said bracket and having a foot movably received within said cutout of said push rod and a pushing plate detachably connected with said cassette memory and detachably received in said recess of said bracket.
Claim 2
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A seat for a cassette memory comprising: a bracket having two opposed posts, a plurality of pins formed through a central portion thereof for connection with said cassette memory, a recess defined therein and at least one L-shaped support formed on an outer face of one of said two posts; each one of said two posts having a guiding track defined therein and a positioning spring securely disposed within said track; a push rod movably mounted along a side of one of said two posts and having a slotted area defined therein, a cutout defined in a first distal end thereof and at least one opening defined to communicate with said slotted area and to allow the at least one L-shaped support to be inserted therethrough; an eject knob securely connected to a second distal end of said push rod; a recoil spring compressibly mounted on said push rod and between a face of said eject knob and said L-shaped support; and a driving plate pivotally mounted onto said bracket and having a foot movably received within said cutout of said push rod and a pushing plate detachably connected with said cassette memory and detachably received in said recess of said bracket.
Claim 3
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The seat as defined in claim 1, wherein each of said two posts have a positioning spring securely disposed within said track.
Claim 4
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The seat as defined in claim 1, wherein said positioning spring functions for positioning the cassette memory.
Claim 5
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The seat as defined in claim 1, wherein said driving plate has a foot movably received within said cutout of said push rod and a pushing plate detachably connected with a face of said cassette memory.
Claim 6
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The seat as claimed in claim 1, wherein a recess is defined in said bracket for detachably receiving said pushing plate.