Pivoting device for a cover of the cassette holder of a magnetic-tape cassette apparatus
AssigneeU.S. Philips Corporation
InventorMartin Krohn
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AssigneeU.S. Philips Corporation
InventorMartin Krohn
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The invention relates to a pivoting device for a cover (7) by means of which an insertion opening (3) of a cassette holder of a magnetic-tape-cassette apparatus can be closed, which cover can be pivoted into an open position by a magnetic-tape cassette (5) during insertion thereof, in order to expose the insertion opening (3), after which it returns into its closed position, and which cover is again pivoted into the open position by the magnetic-tape cassette (5) during the outward movement thereof until the removal of the magnetic-tape cassette (5) from the cassette holder, the strip-shaped cover (7) being secured to a pivoting spindle (9) by one of its long edges (7b), which cassette holder can be lowered into a play position with the magnetic-tape cassette inserted. A sensing lever (11) is pivotable about a sensing-lever spindle (13) parallel to the pivoting spindle (9), carries a sensing element (17) to sense the upper main wall (21a) of the magnetic-tape cassette (5), and between the sensing-lever spindle (13) and the sensing element (17) carries a toothed rack meshing with a toothed wheel (25) carried by the pivoting spindle (9).
A pivoting device used to close a cover of an insertion opening of a cassette holder of a magnetic-tape-cassette apparatus, said cover being pivoted into an open position by a magnetic-tape cassette during insertion thereof, in order to expose the insertion opening, after which said cover returns into its closed position, said cover also being pivoted into the open position by the magnetic-tape cassette during the outward movement thereof until the removal of the magnetic-tape cassette from the cassette holder, the cover being securely to a pivoting spindle by one of its long edges, said cassette holder being lowered into a play position with the magnetic-tape cassette inserted, wherein the improvement comprises:
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