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US 9,543,082 B1Granted
Mounting systems for remote controls
AssigneeInnovelis, Inc.
InventorEric John Wengreen
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Abstract
Mounting systems can couple a remote control to a wall, such as a wall of a television. In some embodiments, an adhesive couples the mounting system to the wall. The mounting system can include a clamp configured to secure a cable that charges the remote control. Sliding the remote control into the mounting system can couple the remote control to the cable.
Claims30
A mounting system configurable to couple a remote control to a television, the mounting system comprising:
- a base having a backside and a frontside, wherein an adhesive is coupled to the backside of the base and faces inward away from the base;
- a channel coupled to a lower portion of the base and configured to hold a cable plug such that a cable cord exits the lower portion of the base;
- a first flex arm and a fourth wall coupled to the lower portion such that a cable retention area is located between the first flex arm and the fourth wall;
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- a fifth wall and a sixth wall that are movable relative to the first flex arm and the fourth wall, wherein the mounting system is configured such that moving the fifth and sixth walls until the cable retention area is located between the fifth and sixth walls compresses the cable cord by moving the first flex arm towards the fourth wall.
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A mounting system configurable to couple a remote control to a wall, the mounting system comprising:
- a base having a first sidewall and a second sidewall configured to wrap at least partially around the remote control, wherein a first flex arm and a first barrier are coupled to the base;
- an adhesive coupled to a backside of the base and configured to couple the base to the wall;
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- a cover configured to press the first flex arm towards the first barrier to compress a cable of the remote control in response to coupling the cover to the base.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.