Electronic apparatus
AssigneeNihon Kohden Corporation
InventorHiroaki YAHAGI
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Abstract
An electronic apparatus includes: an apparatus body which can house a battery; a lid member which is coupled to the apparatus body; an operating portion which is moved between an ON position where a power source supplied from the battery is turned ON, and an OFF position where the power source is turned OFF; and a unit which, when the operating portion is not at a position which is one of the ON position and the OFF position, moves the operating portion to the position and holds the operating portion at the position in accordance with removal or coupling of the lid member from or to the apparatus body.
Claims10
An electronic apparatus comprising:
- an apparatus body which can house a battery;
- a lid member which is coupled to the apparatus body;
- an operating portion which is moved between an ON position where a power source supplied from the battery is turned ON, and an OFF position where the power source is turned OFF;
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- a unit which, when the operating portion is not at a position which is one of the ON position and the OFF position, moves the operating portion to the position and holds the operating portion at the position in accordance with removal or coupling of the lid member from or to the apparatus body.
An electronic apparatus comprising:
- an apparatus body which can house a battery;
- a lid member which is removably coupled to the apparatus body;
- an operating portion which is moved between an ON position where a power source supplied from the battery is turned ON, and an OFF position where the power source is turned OFF;
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- a unit which, when the operating portion is at a first position which is one of the ON position and the OFF position, moves the operating portion to a second position which is the other of the ON position and the OFF position and holds the operating portion at the second position in accordance with removal of the lid member from the apparatus body, the unit which, when the operating portion is at the second position, holds the operating portion at the second portion in accordance with removal of the lid member from the apparatus body.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.