Motorola Corporation

Rudolph William Krolopp

Shrirang Nikanth Jambhekar

Duke Larsen

Leonid Soren

Thomas A Freeburg

Masaru Tokiyama

Dominic R Errichiello

George J Selinko

Norman Roland Furst

Orville Walter Larson

Housing for a portable handset telephone

Radio transceiver housing or similar article

Housing for a portable handset telephone or similar article

A telephone receiving apparatus (100) rigidly retains a telephone handset (200) without the need for a release lever. In the preferred embodiment, a moveable boss (108) and a rigid boss (106) engage corresponding notches (208 and 206) in the earpiece of the handset during insertion. The handset (200) is removed by moving it forward until the rigid boss (106) is cleared. The improved telephone receiving apparatus of the present invention may be advantageously utilized in mobile telephones and a variety of other applications where a telephone handset is subject to shock and vibration during normal use.

Receptacle for telephone handset

This invention relates to a holder and mounting arrangement which can be mounted at any angle to various surfaces, for use with a radio telephone handset. Operation of the holder will permit insertion or removal of the handset from either end. The geometry of the retainer member allows pivoting action of either pair of spring washer set which enables the user to lift either the front or rear edge of the handset to clear the recess and slide it free of the guiderails for operation. The assembly is adaptable to various mounting surfaces within the passenger compartment of any vehicle. During operation, the grooved handset is inserted between the top rails of the retainer member and pushed along the guiderails, which lifts the retainer member against the spring load of the captivated spring washers until the handset is seated in the associated central cavity of the base member. Lifting or depressing the free end of the handset allows it to be slid out of the rails as the resulting leading edge will clear the edges of the central cavity in the base member. The handset can similarly be inserted into the holder assembly by placing one groove of the handset to the corresponding guiderail until secured. The handset can be withdrawn by grasping the handset and levering upward which will cause the holder to open and allow the handset to be removed from the holder.

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Palatine, IL, United States of America

Rudolph William Krolopp