Support frame for high definition field monitor
AssigneeSmallHD, LLC
InventorDale C. Backus
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Abstract
A frame for a field monitor includes a front panel having a central opening, and a rear panel attached to the front panel in adjacent, spaced-apart relationship to define a receptacle for receiving and supporting a field monitor therein. The receptacle includes a substantially open periphery which provides access to cable ports and other controls on the monitor. The rear panel includes opposite first and second sides and a plurality of legs extending outwardly from the first side. Each leg is attached to the front panel so as to maintain the front and rear panels in adjacent, spaced-apart relationship. The rear panel and plurality of legs extending outwardly therefrom are a single, unitary body of material.
Claims20
A frame for a field monitor, comprising:
- a front panel having a central opening;
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- a rear panel attached to the front panel in adjacent, spaced-apart relationship to define a receptacle for receiving and supporting a field monitor therein, wherein the receptacle comprises a substantially open rectangular periphery.
A frame for a field monitor, comprising:
- a front panel having a substantially rectangular central opening and a plurality of apertures formed therethrough adjacent the central opening, each aperture sized and configured to receive a respective monitor control therethrough;
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- a rear panel attached to the front panel in adjacent, spaced-apart relationship to define a receptacle for receiving and supporting a field monitor therein, wherein the receptacle comprises a substantially open periphery, wherein the rear panel comprises opposite first and second sides, and wherein the rear panel first side comprises a plurality of monitor support pedestals extending outwardly therefrom for receiving and supporting a field monitor thereon.
A frame for a field monitor, comprising:
- a front panel having a substantially rectangular central opening and a plurality of apertures formed therethrough adjacent the central opening, each aperture sized and configured to receive a respective monitor control therethrough;
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- a rear panel attached to the front panel in adjacent, spaced-apart relationship to define a receptacle for receiving and supporting a field monitor therein, wherein the receptacle comprises a substantially open periphery, and wherein the rear panel has a substantially rectangular configuration that is smaller than the rectangular central opening.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.