Vehicle-mounted display system

Abstract

In the structure of a vehicle-mounted display system, a pair of racks, that is, a first rack and a second rack, are secured to a sliding chassis which can move forward and backward inside a case. A pair of arms, that is, a first arm and a second arm, are swingably supported by a movable base which rotatably supports a monitor, with a third motor serving as a driving source of the monitor being disposed between the pair of arms. A first gear that engages the first rack and a first motor serving as a driving source of the first gear are installed on the first arm. A second gear which engages the second rack and a second motor serving as a driving source of the second gear are installed on the second arm. When the monitor is drawn in and out, both motors are operated in order to move both gears along their corresponding racks in the same direction, as a result of which the movable base is moved forward and backward. When adjustments are made in the viewing angle of the monitor, both of the motors are operated differently from each other in order to integrally rotate the movable base and the monitor. The invention provides a vehicle-mounted display system which can adjust the viewing angle of the monitor using electrical power by a simple structure.

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