Computer-aided wire arrangement frame

Abstract

The utility model discloses a computer-aided wire arrangement rack, which relates to the technical field of wire arrangement rack equipment and comprises a rounded corner plate, a notch frame, a sliding cover, large connecting racks, a notch plate, an upper sliding plate and a partition plate, the rounded corner plate is fixedly connected with the notch frame, the notch frame is slidably connected with the sliding cover, and the large connecting racks are detachably connected to the front side and the rear side of the notch frame. The large connecting frame is slidably connected with a notch plate longitudinally distributed up and down, the notch frame is fixedly connected with a plurality of pairs of upper sliding plates, and a partition plate is slidably connected between each pair of upper sliding plates. According to the utility model, through components such as the separator plate and the gap plate, each line connected behind the cabinet is regularly separated, so that the path of the line is fixed, the line arrangement is clearer, the signal interference among different lines can be reduced, and the signal transmission quality is improved.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of wire management rack equipment, in particular to a computer-aided wire management rack. Background Art

[0002] With the rapid development of the Internet, it has entered thousands of households and enriched people's spiritual life. The network connection is also transmitted by network cables. For the complicated Internet wiring in the computer cabinet, cable management racks are often used to organize them. Cable management racks are tools used to organize electronic wires. They can be installed at the front end of the rack to provide horizontal cable management for wiring or equipment jumpers. They can simplify the planning and installation of cross-connection systems and make the lines clear and orderly.

[0003] However, the existing computer-aided cable management rack will put multiple lines into one frame when there are many and complex lines. There are multiple signal sources between electronic components, and there are many signal transmission paths. If multiple lines are entangled, various interferences will be generated, affecting signal transmission. In addition, putting multiple lines in one frame will make it difficult for workers to distinguish the direction of each line, which is quite confusing.

[0004] Based on the above situation, the utility model provides a computer-aided cable management rack with clearer cable management and partitions between lines. Utility Model Content

[0005] In order to overcome the shortcomings of the existing computer-aided cable management rack that the cables are not clearly arranged and signal interference is easily present when there are too many cables, the utility model provides a computer-aided cable management rack with clearer cable arrangement and partitions between cables.

[0006] The present invention provides a computer-aided cable management rack, comprising a rounded corner plate, a notch frame, a sliding cover and a separation mechanism, wherein the rounded corner plate is fixedly connected to the notch frame, a plurality of holes for lines to pass through are evenly opened on the front and rear sides of the notch frame, the notch frame is slidably connected to the sliding cover, and the rounded corner plate is provided with a separation mechanism;

[0007] The partition mechanism includes a large connecting frame, a notch plate, a nail rod and a large reset spring. The front and rear sides of the notch frame are detachably connected to the large connecting frame. The large connecting frame is slidably connected to the notch plate distributed longitudinally up and down. The large connecting frame and the notch plate are provided with a plurality of circular holes distributed longitudinally up and down. The notch plate is slidably connected to the nail rod. A large reset spring is fixed between the notch plate and the nail rod. The nail rod and the large connecting frame are slidably connected, and the nail rod is movably inserted into the circular holes of the large connecting frame and the notch plate.

[0008] Furthermore, the computer-aided cable management rack also includes a connecting plate, a transverse sliding plate, a middle reset spring, a small connecting frame, a sliding hole plate, a small reset spring and a binding strap. The left and right ends of the connecting plate are slidably connected with the transverse sliding plate. The connecting plate is movably plugged into the notch frame. The connecting plate is mounted on the notch frame. A pair of middle reset springs are fixedly connected between the transverse sliding plate and the connecting plate. The connecting plate is slidably connected with multiple pairs of sliding hole plates distributed along the length direction of the notch frame. A pair of small reset springs are fixedly connected between the sliding hole plate and the connecting plate. A small connecting frame is rotatably connected between each pair of sliding hole plates, and the small connecting frame is connected with a binding strap.

[0009] Furthermore, the computer-aided cable management rack also includes an upper slide plate and a partition plate. The notch frame is fixedly connected to a plurality of pairs of upper slide plates, and a partition plate is slidably connected between each pair of upper slide plates.

[0010] Furthermore, the bottom of the small connecting frame is a regular octagonal structure.

[0011] Furthermore, the strap is provided with Velcro. Beneficial Effects

[0012] The utility model uses components such as partitions and notch plates to regularly separate each line connected behind the cabinet, fix the path of the line, make the wiring clearer, reduce signal interference between different lines, and improve the quality of signal transmission.

[0013] The utility model uses components such as binding bands to reduce friction between the lines and the notch frame when the lines are horizontally wired in the notch frame, thereby preventing the lines from being worn. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0014] Figure 1 It is a three-dimensional structural schematic diagram of the utility model.

[0015] Figure 2 It is a three-dimensional structural schematic diagram of the rounded corner plate, notch frame, sliding cover and other components of the utility model.

[0016] Figure 3 It is a cross-sectional three-dimensional structural schematic diagram of the notch frame, connecting plate, small connecting frame and other components of the utility model.

[0017] Figure 4 It is a cross-sectional three-dimensional structural schematic diagram of the utility model's components such as the horizontal sliding plate, the middle return spring and the connecting plate.

[0018] Figure 5 It is a cross-sectional three-dimensional structural schematic diagram of the small connecting frame, the sliding hole plate, the small return spring and other components of the utility model.

[0019] Figure 6 It is a three-dimensional structural schematic diagram of the small connecting frame, sliding hole plate, binding belt and other components of the utility model.

[0020] Figure 7 It is a three-dimensional structural schematic diagram of the connecting plate, upper sliding plate, partition plate and other components of the utility model.

[0021] Figure 8 It is a partial three-dimensional structural schematic diagram of the large connecting frame, notched plates, nail rods and other components of the utility model.

[0022] Fig. 9 It is a partial cross-sectional three-dimensional structural schematic diagram of the notched plate, nail rod, large return spring and other components of the utility model.

[0023] The reference numbers in the figure are: 1. rounded corner plate, 2. notch frame, 3. sliding cover, 4. connecting plate, 401. horizontal sliding plate, 402. middle return spring, 5. small connecting frame, 501. sliding hole plate, 502. small return spring, 6. binding strap, 7. upper sliding plate, 8. partition, 9. large connecting frame, 10. notch plate, 11. nail rod, 12. large return spring. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0024] The preferred technical solution of the present utility model is described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings. Example

[0025] A computer-aided cable management rack, such as Figure 1-Figure 9 As shown, it includes a rounded corner plate 1, a notch frame 2, a sliding cover 3 and a partition mechanism. The notch frame 2 is fixedly connected to the top of the rounded corner plate 1. A plurality of holes for the circuits to pass through are evenly provided on the front and rear sides of the notch frame 2. The sliding cover 3 is slidably connected to the top of the notch frame 2. The sliding cover 3 is used to cover the circuits in the notch frame 2. A partition mechanism is provided on the rounded corner plate 1.

[0026] like Figure 8 and Fig. 9As shown, the partition mechanism includes a large connecting frame 9, a notch plate 10, a nail rod 11 and a large reset spring 12. The notch frame 2 is detachably connected to the large connecting frame 9 on both sides. Specifically, the notch frame 2 is provided with a socket on both sides. The large connecting frame 9 is plugged into the socket to fix the large connecting frame 9 on the notch frame 2, and the large connecting frame 9 can be pulled out from the socket. The large connecting frame 9 is provided with a plurality of circular holes distributed vertically up and down. The large connecting frame 9 is slidably connected to a plurality of notch plates 10 distributed vertically up and down. The top surface and the bottom surface of each notch plate 10 are arranged corresponding to the position of the hole of each notch frame 2. There is a recessed position for the line to pass through, and the notch plate 10 is used to separate different lines. The two ends of the front side of each notch plate 10 on the front side are respectively slidably connected with a nail rod 11, and the two ends of the rear side of each notch plate 10 on the rear side are respectively slidably connected with a nail rod 11. A large return spring 12 is fixed between the notch plate 10 and the nail rod 11, and the nail rod 11 and the large connecting frame 9 are slidably connected. Specifically, the large connecting frame 9 and the notch plate 10 are provided with circular holes corresponding to the positions of the nail rod 11, and the nail rod 11 can be movably inserted into the circular holes, and the nail rod 11 is used to adjust the upper and lower positions of the notch plate 10.

[0027] like Figure 7 As shown, the computer-aided cable management rack also includes an upper slide plate 7 and a partition plate 8. A plurality of pairs of upper slide plates 7 are fixedly connected to the inner walls on both the front and rear sides of the notch frame 2. Each pair of upper slide plates 7 is located between two adjacent holes in the length direction of the notch frame 2. A partition plate 8 is slidably connected between each pair of upper slide plates 7. The partition plate 8 can be inserted downward into the upper slide plate 7 or taken out upward from the upper slide plate 7. The partition plate 8 is used to separate the lines passing through different holes.

[0028] When there are too many lines connected to the cabinet, people first install the notch frame 2 at the rear of the cabinet through the rounded plate 1, and then pass the multiple lines through the holes opened on the notch frame 2 respectively, and separate the lines in each hole by installing the partition plate 8 to reduce wear and signal interference between the lines. Then, install the large connecting frame 9 on the front and back sides of the notch frame 2, and then pull forward the two nail rods 11 on the top notch plate 10 on the front side to separate the nail rods 11 from the large connecting frame 9, and the large reset spring 12 is stretched immediately, and then move the two nail rods 11 upward to drive the top notch plate 10 to move upward to a suitable position, and then release the two nail rods 11, and the nail rods 11 are released on the large reset spring 1 2 moves backward under the reset action and enters the circular hole on the large connecting frame 9 to fix the top notch plate 10. Similarly, multiple notch plates 10 distributed vertically on the front and rear sides are adjusted to appropriate positions, and then multiple lines in the holes of each notch frame 2 pass through the recessed positions between the two notch plates 10 respectively, and the lines are clamped and fixed by the two notch plates 10, so as to separate multiple lines in the same hole, fix the signal path, thereby reducing signal interference, improving the quality of signal transmission, and clearly distinguishing the direction of each line, and then fixing the sliding cover 3 on the notch frame 2 to complete the wiring of multiple lines. Example

[0029] On the basis of Example 1, Figure 2-Figure 6 As shown, the computer-aided cable management rack also includes a connecting plate 4, a transverse slide plate 401, a middle return spring 402, a small connecting frame 5, a sliding hole plate 501, a small return spring 502 and a binding strap 6. The left and right ends of the connecting plate 4 are slidably connected with the transverse slide plate 401. The connecting plate 4 is movably plugged with the notch frame 2. The connecting plate 4 is mounted on the notch frame 2. A pair of middle return springs 402 are fixedly connected between the transverse slide plate 401 and the connecting plate 4. The transverse slide plate 401 is used to fix the connecting plate 4 in the notch frame 2. Specifically, the connecting plate 4 is a long straight plate, which is mounted on the plane of the notch frame 2. The left and right ends of the connecting plate 4 are provided with a slide groove cavity. The top surface of the transverse slide plate 401 can slide left and right in the slide groove cavity. The middle return spring 402 is connected between the transverse slide plate 401 and the inner wall of the slide groove cavity. The inner side wall of the transverse slide plate 401 is provided with a protrusion, and the notch frame 2 is provided with a square hole (at the position corresponding to the protrusion) at the position of the protrusion. Figure 2As can be seen in the figure, the protrusion can be slidably inserted into the square hole, and the connecting plate 4 is fixed on the notch frame 2 through the horizontal slide plate 401. The connecting plate 4 is slidably connected to a plurality of pairs of sliding orifice plates 501 distributed along the length direction of the notch frame 2. A cavity is provided on the connecting plate 4 corresponding to the position of the hole of each notch frame 2, and a pair of sliding orifice plates 501 is provided in each cavity. A pair of small return springs 502 are fixedly connected between the sliding orifice plates 501 and the cavity wall of the connecting plate 4, and a small connecting frame 5 is rotatably connected between each pair of sliding orifice plates 501. Specifically, an octagonal hole is provided between each pair of sliding orifice plates 501, and an octagonal block is provided on the bottom surface of the small connecting frame 5. The octagonal block is inserted into the octagonal hole and can rotate in the octagonal hole. During the rotation of the small connecting frame 5, when the octagonal block does not completely match the eight corners of the octagonal hole, the two sliding orifice plates 501 will be stretched open, and when the small connecting frame 5 is rotated until the octagonal block completely matches the eight corners of the octagonal hole, the two sliding orifice plates 501 will be completely closed. The small connecting frame 5 is connected with a binding strap 6 , which is used to limit the position of the line to prevent the line from rubbing against the notch frame 2 . The binding strap 6 is provided with Velcro, and the line can be bound by the binding strap 6 .

[0030] When the line does not pass through the notch frame 2 directly but needs to be wired horizontally (horizontally refers to the length direction along the notch frame 2) inside the notch frame 2, people can pull the horizontal slide plates 401 on the left and right sides of the connecting plate 4 respectively after installing the notch frame 2 and adjusting the notch plate 10, so that the two horizontal slide plates 401 move back to back, and the middle return spring 402 is stretched immediately, and then the connecting plate 4 and the horizontal slide plate 401 are placed on the notch frame 2 and the horizontal slide plate 401 is released. The two horizontal slide plates 401 move toward each other under the reset action of the middle return spring 402 and the protrusions on the horizontal slide plate 401 are inserted into the square holes on the left and right sides of the notch frame 2, so as to fix the connecting plate 4 in the notch frame 2, and then rotate the strap 6 90 degrees, driving the small connecting frame 5 to rotate 90 degrees. Since the bottom of the small connecting frame 5 is a regular octagonal structure, the small connecting frame 5 The rotation will first stretch the paired sliding hole plates 501, causing the paired sliding hole plates 501 to move backwards, and the small return spring 502 will be compressed immediately. Then, after the strap 6 and the small connecting frame 5 are rotated 90 degrees from longitudinal to transverse, the strap 6 is loosened, and the paired sliding hole plates 501 move toward each other under the action of the small return spring 502 to reset, clamping the small connecting frame 5, and then the line that needs to be horizontally wired can be inserted from a hole of the notch frame 2 on the rear side and a recessed position of the notch plate 10, through one or several transverse straps 6, and then from another hole of the notch frame 2 on the front side and another recessed position of the notch plate 10, so as to complete the horizontal wiring of the line. This can reduce the friction between the line and the notch frame 2 during horizontal wiring and prevent line wear, and then install the partition 8 and the sliding cover 3 to complete the wiring.

[0031] Finally, it should be noted that the above is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention and is not intended to limit the present invention. Although the present invention has been described in detail with reference to the aforementioned embodiments, those skilled in the art can still modify the technical solutions described in the aforementioned embodiments or make equivalent substitutions for some of the technical features therein. Any modifications, equivalent substitutions, improvements, etc. made within the spirit and principles of the present invention should be included in the protection scope of the present invention.

Claims

1. A computer-aided cable management rack, comprising a rounded corner plate (1), a notch frame (2), a sliding cover (3) and a separation mechanism, wherein the rounded corner plate (1) is fixedly connected to the notch frame (2), a plurality of holes for lines to pass through are evenly formed on both sides of the notch frame (2), the notch frame (2) is slidably connected to the sliding cover (3), and the rounded corner plate (1) is provided with a separation mechanism; The partition mechanism comprises a large connecting frame (9), a notch plate (10), a nail rod (11) and a large reset spring (12); the notch frame (2) is detachably connected to the large connecting frame (9) at the front and rear sides; the large connecting frame (9) is slidably connected to the notch plate (10) which is vertically distributed; the large connecting frame (9) and the notch plate (10) are provided with a plurality of circular holes which are vertically distributed; the notch plate (10) is slidably connected to the nail rod (11); a large reset spring (12) is fixedly connected between the notch plate (10) and the nail rod (11); the nail rod (11) and the large connecting frame (9) are slidably connected; the nail rod (11) is movably inserted into the circular holes of the large connecting frame (9) and the notch plate (10).

2. A computer-aided cable management rack as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that: The invention also comprises a connecting plate (4), a transverse sliding plate (401), a middle return spring (402), a small connecting frame (5), a sliding hole plate (501), a small return spring (502) and a binding belt (6). The left and right ends of the connecting plate (4) are slidably connected with the transverse sliding plate (401). The connecting plate (4) is movably plugged with the notch frame (2). The connecting plate (4) is mounted on the notch frame (2). A pair of middle return springs (402) are fixedly connected between the transverse sliding plate (401) and the connecting plate (4). The connecting plate (4) is slidably connected with a plurality of pairs of sliding hole plates (501) distributed along the length direction of the notch frame (2). A pair of small return springs (502) are fixedly connected between the sliding hole plates (501) and the connecting plate (4). A small connecting frame (5) is rotatably connected between each pair of sliding hole plates (501). The small connecting frame (5) is connected with a binding belt (6).

3. A computer-aided cable management rack as claimed in claim 1 or 2, characterized in that: It also includes an upper slide plate (7) and a partition plate (8). The notch frame (2) is fixedly connected to a plurality of pairs of upper slide plates (7), and a partition plate (8) is slidably connected between each pair of upper slide plates (7).

4. A computer-aided cable management rack as claimed in claim 3, characterized in that: The bottom of the small connecting frame (5) is a regular octagonal structure.

5. A computer-aided cable management rack as claimed in claim 4, characterized in that: The binding strap (6) is provided with a Velcro.

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