Wire protection set top box capable of combing wires

Abstract

The utility model relates to the technical field of set top boxes, in particular to a wire-protecting set top box capable of carding wires. The technical problems that according to an existing set top box, wires are generally manually inserted into the set top box, due to the fact that the external wiring space of the set top box is limited, when too many wires are inserted or layout is unreasonable, the wires are prone to being crossed and wound, arrangement difficulty is increased, equipment signals are interfered, and connection is poor are solved. According to the technical scheme, the wire protection set top box capable of carding the electric wires comprises a machine shell, a guide assembly, a connecting assembly and a supporting assembly; the clamping frames are used for clamping the single transmission cable, so that electric wires are convenient to install and adjust, the wiring process is simplified, the transmission cables are replaced or added at any time according to needs, intersection and disorder among the cables are reduced, a user can conveniently conduct wiring adjustment according to actual conditions, the electric wires are prevented from loosening or falling off, meanwhile, the distance between the clamping frames is adjusted through the clamping rods, and the wiring efficiency is improved. The number of the clamping frames is increased or decreased according to the number of lines.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of set-top boxes, in particular to a wire protection set-top box capable of combing wires. Background Art

[0002] A set-top box is a device for receiving, decoding and processing television signals. It is usually connected to a television or monitor, receives television signals through a wired or wireless network, and converts the signals into visual content such as video and audio for users to watch. The set-top box usually needs to be connected to a television signal source using cables, such as cable TV and satellite TV, and uses its functions by receiving signals through the input source. During the use of existing set-top boxes, the wires are usually manually plugged into the set-top box. Due to the limited external wiring space of the set-top box, when too many wires are plugged in or the layout is unreasonable, the wires are easily cross-entangled, which increases the difficulty of sorting and interferes with device signals and poor connections. Therefore, we propose a wire-protecting set-top box that can comb the wires to solve the above-mentioned problems. Utility Model Content

[0003] In order to overcome the existing set-top boxes, the wires are usually manually plugged into the set-top boxes. Due to the limited external wiring space of the set-top boxes, when too many wires are plugged in or the layout is unreasonable, the wires are easily cross-entangled, which increases the difficulty of sorting and interferes with device signals and poor connections.

[0004] The technical solution of the utility model is: a wire protection set-top box capable of combing electric wires, comprising a casing, a guide assembly, a connection assembly and a support assembly; a guide assembly for guiding electric wires of various shapes and materials and keeping them neatly arranged is installed at the rear end of the casing, a connection assembly for ensuring that the electric wires are kept in a predetermined position after installation to ensure a stable connection between the two is installed between the guide assembly and the casing, and a support assembly for supporting and fixing the casing to ensure the stability of the casing is installed at the lower end of the casing.

[0005] Preferably, by using a card frame to connect a single transmission cable, it is convenient to install and adjust the wires, simplify the wiring process, replace or add transmission cables at any time as needed, reduce the crossing and confusion between cables, and facilitate users to adjust the wiring according to actual conditions to avoid loosening or falling off of wires. At the same time, the spacing between the card frames is adjusted by using a card rod, and the number of card frames is increased or decreased according to the number of lines to meet the needs of different numbers and types of transmission cables, ensuring that the transmission cables are arranged in an orderly manner inside the set-top box, and the cables are guided to dock in sequence through the guide tube, reducing the time and operation difficulty of cable docking, and preventing the cables from being entangled during the docking process. At the same time, the insertion rod is used to adjust the fixed guide tube to connect the cable position, allowing the user to adjust the position of the guide tube as needed to adapt to the spacing between wires of different lengths and specifications, avoid excessive stretching or squeezing of cables, reduce the damage that cables may suffer during installation, and improve the efficiency of wiring and combing wires. The support column is connected to the anti-slip plate to provide anti-slip support for the set-top box, providing stable support for the set-top box on the ground, avoiding sliding or tilting during use of the set-top box, causing damage to the set-top box, and improving safety in use.

[0006] Preferably, the guide assembly also includes a fixing frame, a card frame, a card rod, a guide tube, a connecting block, an insertion rod, a limit rod and a stop block. A plurality of card frames are arranged inside the fixing frame. A ventilation groove penetrating the card frame is provided at the outer end of the card frame. A docking groove is provided on the outer side of the card frame at the rear end of the casing. The card frame and the docking groove are adapted to be connected. By using the card frame to connect a single transmission cable, it is convenient to install and adjust the wires, simplifying the wiring process. The transmission cables can be replaced or added at any time as needed, reducing the crossing and confusion between cables, and facilitating users to adjust the wiring according to actual conditions to avoid loose or falling wires, making the wiring neater and more orderly.

[0007] Preferably, a plurality of groups of card rods are provided at the outer end of the fixing frame, and card holes for accommodating the card rods are opened at the outer end of the fixing frame. The card rods pass through the card holes and are fixedly connected to the card frames. The spacing between the card frames is adjusted by using the card rods, and the spacing is increased or decreased according to the number of lines to meet the needs of different numbers and types of transmission cables, thereby ensuring that the transmission cables are arranged in an orderly manner inside the set-top box and improving the stability and reliability of signal transmission.

[0008] Preferably, a plurality of groups of guide tubes are provided on the inner side of the fixing frame away from the card frame, connecting blocks are provided between the plurality of guide tubes, docking holes are provided on the outer sides of the guide tubes at the rear end of the casing, and the guide tubes are adapted to the docking holes. By using guide tubes to guide the cables to dock in sequence, the time and difficulty of cable docking can be reduced, the cables can be prevented from being entangled and crossed during the docking process, and the installation efficiency can be improved.

[0009] Preferably, a stop block is provided on the outer side of the fixing frame, a limit rod is provided between the stop block and the fixing frame, the limit rod passes through the connecting block and extends to the outer end of the fixing frame, an insertion rod is provided on the outer end of the connecting block, and a plurality of slots for accommodating the insertion rod are provided on the outer wall of the limit rod, and the guide tube is movably arranged along the outer wall of the limit rod through the insertion rod. The position of the cable connected by the fixed guide tube is adjusted by using the insertion rod, allowing the user to adjust the position of the guide tube as needed to adapt to the spacing between wires of different lengths and specifications, avoid excessive stretching or squeezing of cables, reduce possible damage to cables during installation, and improve the efficiency of wiring and combing wires.

[0010] Preferably, the connecting component includes a connecting plate, a rebound spring and a pressure plate, multiple groups of connecting plates are located at the outer end of the fixed frame, a pressure plate is provided on the inner side of the connecting plate, a rebound spring is provided between the pressure plate and the connecting plate, the pressure plate is fixedly connected to the connecting plate through the rebound spring, a damper is provided on the inner side of the rebound spring, and the fixing frame and the set-top box are rebounded and fixed by using the rebound spring to connect the connecting plate, thereby ensuring that the cable is firmly fixed at the rear end of the set-top box and preventing the cable from moving and loosening. At the same time, no additional fixing tools or screws are required when installing the fixing frame, which facilitates quick disassembly and reinstallation, reducing the complexity and time cost of maintenance.

[0011] Preferably, the supporting assembly includes an anti-skid plate and a supporting column. The supporting column is provided at the lower corner of the casing away from the fixed frame. The end of the supporting column away from the casing is provided with an anti-skid plate. The surface of the anti-skid plate is paved with anti-skid particles. The anti-skid plate is connected to the supporting column to provide anti-skid support for the set-top box, thereby providing stable support for the set-top box on the ground, preventing the set-top box from sliding or tilting, which would cause damage to the set-top box, and improving safety in use.

[0012] Beneficial effects of the utility model:

[0013] 1. Compared with traditional set-top boxes, the use of card frames to connect single transmission cables facilitates the installation and adjustment of wires, simplifies the wiring process, and allows the replacement or addition of transmission cables at any time as needed, reduces the crossing and confusion between cables, and facilitates users to adjust wiring according to actual conditions to avoid loose or falling wires. At the same time, the spacing between card frames can be adjusted using card rods, and the number of card frames can be increased or decreased according to the number of lines to meet the needs of different numbers and types of transmission cables, ensuring that the transmission cables are arranged in an orderly manner inside the set-top box and improving the stability of signal transmission.

[0014] 2. Guide the cables to connect in sequence through the guide tube, reducing the time and difficulty of cable connection and preventing the cables from getting tangled during the connection process. At the same time, use the plug-in rod to adjust the fixed guide tube to connect the cable position, allowing the user to adjust the position of the guide tube as needed to adapt to the spacing between wires of different lengths and specifications, avoid excessive stretching or squeezing of the cables, reduce possible damage to the cables during installation, improve the efficiency of wiring and combing the wires, use the support column to connect the anti-skid plate to provide anti-slip support for the set-top box, provide stable support for the set-top box on the ground, avoid sliding or tilting of the set-top box during use, and cause damage to the set-top box, thereby improving the safety of use. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0015] Figure 1 It is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the utility model;

[0016] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the guide assembly structure of the utility model;

[0017] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the guide tube structure of the utility model;

[0018] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the connection assembly of the utility model.

[0019] Explanation of the accompanying drawings: 1. Casing; 2. Guide assembly; 201. Fixed frame; 202. Card frame; 203. Card rod; 204. Guide tube; 205. Connecting block; 206. Insert rod; 207. Limit rod; 208. Stop block; 3. Connecting assembly; 301. Connecting plate; 302. Rebound spring; 303. Pressure plate; 4. Support assembly; 401. Anti-slip plate; 402. Support column. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0020] The utility model is further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and embodiments.

[0021] See also Figure 1-4 The utility model provides an embodiment: a wire protection set-top box capable of combing wires, comprising a casing 1, a guide assembly 2, a connection assembly 3 and a support assembly 4; a guide assembly 2 for guiding wires of various shapes and materials and keeping them neatly arranged is installed at the rear end of the casing 1, a connection assembly 3 for ensuring that the wires are kept in a predetermined position after installation to ensure a stable connection between the two is installed between the guide assembly 2 and the casing 1, and a support assembly 4 for supporting and fixing the casing 1 to ensure the stability of the casing 1 is installed at the lower end of the casing 1.

[0022] See also Figure 1-2In this embodiment, the guide assembly 2 also includes a fixing frame 201, a card frame 202, a card rod 203, a guide tube 204, a connecting block 205, a plug rod 206, a limit rod 207 and a stopper 208. A plurality of card frames 202 are arranged inside the fixing frame 201. A ventilation slot penetrating the card frame 202 is provided at the outer end of the card frame 202. A docking slot is provided at the outer side of the card frame 202 at the rear end of the housing 1. The card frame 202 is adapted to be arranged with the docking slot. By using the card frame 202 to clamp a single transmission cable, it is convenient to install and adjust the wires, simplifying the wiring process, and replacing or adding the transmission line at any time as needed. Cables are arranged on the outer end of the fixing frame 201, and the crossing and confusion between the cables are reduced, so that the user can adjust the wiring according to the actual situation, avoid the wires from loosening or falling off, and make the wiring neater and more orderly. A plurality of groups of clamping rods 203 are arranged on the outer end of the fixing frame 201, and clamping holes for accommodating the clamping rods 203 are opened on the outer end of the fixing frame 201. The clamping rods 203 pass through the clamping holes and are fixedly connected with the clamping frames 202. The spacing between the clamping frames 202 is adjusted by using the clamping rods 203, and the spacing is increased or decreased according to the number of lines to meet the needs of different numbers and types of transmission cables, ensure that the transmission cables are arranged in an orderly manner inside the set-top box, and improve the stability and reliability of signal transmission.

[0023] See also Figure 1-3 In this embodiment, a plurality of guide tubes 204 are provided on one side of the interior of the fixing frame 201 away from the card frame 202, and a connecting block 205 is provided between the plurality of guide tubes 204. A docking hole is provided on the outer side of the guide tube 204 at the rear end of the housing 1, and the guide tube 204 is adapted to the docking hole. By using the guide tube 204 to guide the cables to dock in sequence, the time and difficulty of cable docking are reduced, and the cables are prevented from being entangled and crossed during the docking process, thereby improving the installation efficiency. A stopper 208 is provided on the outer side of the fixing frame 201, and a limit rod 207 is provided between the stopper 208 and the fixing frame 201. The limit rod 207 is provided to prevent the cables from being entangled and crossed during the docking process. 7 extends through the connecting block 205 to the outer end of the fixing frame 201, the outer end of the connecting block 205 is provided with an insert rod 206, the outer wall of the limiting rod 207 is provided with a plurality of slots for accommodating the insert rod 206, the guide tube 204 is movably arranged along the outer wall of the limiting rod 207 through the insert rod 206, and the position of the fixed guide tube 204 connecting the cable is adjusted by using the insert rod 206, so that the user can adjust the position of the guide tube 204 as needed to adapt to the spacing between wires of different lengths and specifications, avoid excessive stretching or squeezing of the cables, reduce the damage that the cables may suffer during the installation process, and improve the efficiency of wiring and combing the wires.

[0024] See also Figure 2-4In this embodiment, the connection assembly 3 includes a connection plate 301, a rebound spring 302 and a pressure plate 303. The multiple groups of connection plates 301 are located at the outer end of the fixing frame 201. The inner side of the connection plate 301 is provided with a pressure plate 303. A rebound spring 302 is provided between the pressure plate 303 and the connection plate 301. The pressure plate 303 is fixedly connected to the connection plate 301 through the rebound spring 302. A damper is provided on the inner side of the rebound spring 302. The fixing frame 201 and the set-top box are rebounded and fixed by using the rebound spring 302 to dock the connection plate 301, thereby ensuring that the cable is firmly fixed at the rear end of the set-top box to prevent the cable from moving and loosening. No additional fixing tools or screws are required when installing the fixing frame, which facilitates quick disassembly and reinstallation, reducing the complexity and time cost of maintenance. The support component 4 includes an anti-skid plate 401 and a support column 402. A support column 402 is provided at the lower corner of the casing 1 away from the fixing frame 201, and an anti-skid plate 401 is provided at the end of the support column 402 away from the casing 1. The surface of the anti-skid plate 401 is paved with anti-skid particles. The support column 402 is used to connect the anti-skid plate 401 to provide anti-skid support for the set-top box, providing stable support for the set-top box on the ground, preventing the set-top box from sliding or tilting, causing damage to the set-top box, and improving safety in use.

[0025] When working, firstly, according to the number of wires required to be connected to the shell, multiple groups of card frames 202 are selected and connected to the inside of the fixed frame according to the connection position of the wires, and the card rods 203 are used to insert the multiple groups of card holes to fix the card frames 202. At the same time, the spacing between the card frames 202 is adjusted according to the plug-in and pull-out card rods 203, and the increase or decrease is made according to the number of lines to meet the needs of different numbers and types of transmission cables, ensuring that the transmission cables are arranged in an orderly manner inside the set-top box. When the card frame 202 is used to connect a single wire to the docking slot, it is convenient to install and adjust the wire, simplifying the wiring process. The transmission cables can be replaced or added at any time as needed, which reduces the crossing and confusion between cables, avoids the loosening or falling off of wires, and makes the wiring neater and more orderly. After some wires are docked with the docking grooves, the connecting plate 301 is used to connect the rebound spring 302 and the rebound pressure plate 303 to clamp them relatively, and the fixing frame is fixed to the rear end of the set-top box to ensure that the cables are firmly fixed at the rear end of the set-top box to prevent the cables from moving and loosening. At the same time, no additional fixing tools or screws are required when installing the fixing frame, which is convenient for quick disassembly and reinstallation, reducing the complexity and time cost of maintenance.

[0026] After the fixed frame is connected to the set-top box, the guide tube 204 is placed inside the fixed frame 201, and other cables are passed through the guide tube 204 to guide the wires to dock with the docking holes in sequence. The limiting rod 207 is connected to the inside of the block 205 to preliminarily fix the multiple groups of guide tubes 204, and the multiple groups of guide tubes 204 are adjusted up and down according to the spacing between the cables. The insertion rod 206 is inserted into the insertion hole to adjust the position of the fixed guide tube 204 connecting the wires to adapt to the spacing between wires of different lengths and specifications, avoid excessive stretching or squeezing of the cables, and reduce the damage that the cables may suffer during installation. After the wires are arranged, the support column 402 is used to connect the anti-slip plate 401 to provide anti-slip support for the set-top box, provide stable support for the set-top box on the ground, avoid sliding or tilting of the set-top box, and achieve stable use of the set-top box.

[0027] Through the above steps, by using the card frame 202 to clamp a single transmission cable, it is convenient to install and adjust the wires, simplify the wiring process, and replace or add transmission cables at any time as needed, reduce the crossing and confusion between cables, and facilitate users to adjust the wiring according to actual conditions to avoid loosening or falling off of wires. At the same time, the card rod 203 is used to adjust the spacing between the card frames 202, and the number of card frames 202 is increased or decreased according to the number of lines to meet the needs of different numbers and types of transmission cables, ensure that the transmission cables are arranged in an orderly manner inside the set-top box, and guide the cables to dock in sequence through the guide tube 204, reducing the cable docking. The time and operation difficulty are reduced, and the cables are prevented from being entangled during the docking process. At the same time, the insertion rod 206 is used to adjust the fixed guide tube 204 to connect the cable position, allowing the user to adjust the position of the guide tube 204 as needed to adapt to the spacing between wires of different lengths and specifications, avoid excessive stretching or squeezing of the cables, reduce the damage that the cables may suffer during installation, improve the efficiency of wiring and combing the wires, and use the support column 402 to connect the anti-skid plate 401 to provide anti-slip support for the set-top box, provide stable support for the set-top box on the ground, avoid sliding or tilting during use of the set-top box, and cause damage to the set-top box, thereby improving safety in use.

[0028] The embodiments of the present invention are described in detail above in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, but the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments, and various changes can be made within the knowledge scope of those skilled in the art without departing from the purpose of the present invention.

Claims

1. A wire protection set-top box capable of combing wires, comprising a housing (1); characterized in that: The invention also comprises a guide component (2), a connection component (3) and a support component (4); the rear end of the housing (1) is provided with a guide component (2) for guiding electric wires of various shapes and materials and keeping them in an orderly arrangement; a connection component (3) is provided between the guide component (2) and the housing (1) for ensuring that the electric wires are kept in a predetermined position after installation to ensure a stable connection between the two; and the lower end of the housing (1) is provided with a support component (4) for supporting and fixing the housing (1) to ensure the stability of the housing (1).

2. A wire protection set-top box capable of combing wires according to claim 1, characterized in that: The guide assembly (2) further comprises a fixing frame (201), a clamping frame (202), a clamping rod (203), a guide tube (204), a connecting block (205), an inserting rod (206), a limiting rod (207) and a stopper (208); a plurality of clamping frames (202) are arranged inside the fixing frame (201); a ventilation slot penetrating the clamping frame (202) is arranged at an outer end of the clamping frame (202); a docking slot is arranged on the outer side of the clamping frame (202) at the rear end of the housing (1); and the clamping frame (202) is adapted to fit the docking slot.

3. A wire protection set-top box capable of combing wires according to claim 2, characterized in that: The outer end of the fixing frame (201) is provided with a plurality of groups of clamping rods (203), and the outer end of the fixing frame (201) is provided with clamping holes for accommodating the clamping rods (203). The clamping rods (203) pass through the clamping holes and are fixedly connected to the clamping frame (202).

4. A wire protection set-top box capable of combing wires according to claim 2, characterized in that: A plurality of guide tubes (204) are provided on a side of the interior of the fixing frame (201) away from the card frame (202), a connecting block (205) is provided between the plurality of guide tubes (204), a docking hole is provided on the outer side of the guide tubes (204) at the rear end of the housing (1), and the guide tubes (204) are adapted to be arranged in a matching manner with the docking hole.

5. A wire protection set-top box capable of combing wires according to claim 4, characterized in that: A stopper (208) is provided on the outer side of the fixing frame (201), a limiting rod (207) is provided between the stopper (208) and the fixing frame (201), the limiting rod (207) passes through the connecting block (205) and extends to the outer end of the fixing frame (201), an insertion rod (206) is provided on the outer end of the connecting block (205), a plurality of slots for accommodating the insertion rod (206) are provided on the outer wall of the limiting rod (207), and the guide tube (204) is movably arranged along the outer wall of the limiting rod (207) through the insertion rod (206).

6. A wire protection set-top box capable of combing wires according to claim 2, characterized in that: The connection assembly (3) comprises a connection plate (301), a rebound spring (302) and a pressure plate (303); a plurality of groups of connection plates (301) are located at the outer end of the fixing frame (201); a pressure plate (303) is provided on the inner side of the connection plate (301); a rebound spring (302) is provided between the pressure plate (303) and the connection plate (301); the pressure plate (303) is fixedly connected to the connection plate (301) via the rebound spring (302); and a damper is provided on the inner side of the rebound spring (302).

7. A wire protection set-top box capable of combing wires according to claim 2, characterized in that: The support assembly (4) comprises an anti-skid plate (401) and a support column (402); the support column (402) is provided at a lower corner of the housing (1) away from the fixing frame (201); an anti-skid plate (401) is provided at one end of the support column (402) away from the housing (1); and anti-skid particles are laid on the surface of the anti-skid plate (401).

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