Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.

Tetsuo Matsumura

Susumu Otsuki

Hideaki Yamazaki

Toru Suzuki

Takahiro Hayashi

A call selective receiver body includes a built-in rechargeable small battery and a small vibrator, and a belt clip for receiving the receiver body includes a built-in dry battery having an electric capacity significantly greater than that of the small battery in the receiver body and a relatively large built-in vibrator. When the receiver body is put into the belt clip, a vibrator control signal output terminal of the receiver body is connected with a vibrator control signal input terminal of the belt clip, and electric power input terminals of the receiving body are connected with electric power output terminals of the belt clip, whereby the electric power source for the receiver is switched from the smaller battery in the receiver body to the greater battery in the belt clip; the rechargeable small battery in the receiver body starts being recharged; and the vibrator in the belt clip is made in action.

Call selective receiver built in with vibrator

A cover is introduced onto a holder, substantially perpendicular to the holder by guides which hold a liquid crystal display panel on the holder so that the liquid crystal display panel is displaceable only in a direction substantially perpendicular to the holder, then the cover is set on the holder with the liquid crystal display panel being interposed therebetween. The introducing end parts of stoppers projected from the cover are introduced into lock means provided to the holder so that convex parts formed by the introducing end parts are locked resiliently by the lock means. During assembly, the cover is moved only in a direction perpendicular to the display surface of the liquid crystal display panel with substantially no movement along the display surface thereof, thereby it is possible to prevent the display surface of the liquid crystal display panel from being damaged.

Device for holding liquid crystal display panel

A portable electronic equipment having a clip and an exchange panel which is adapted to be selectively fitted in a fitting groove formed on the rear surface of a housing incorporating a battery, a radio communication circuit, memory and the like, the clip or the exchange panel being releasably locked in the fitting groove, whereby the portable electronic equipment can be carried by being hooked on a belt or a pocket or clothes worn by a person with the use of the clip while it is held in a handbag or a pocket with the clip being removed and replaced with the exchange panel

Portable electronic equipment with selectively removable exchange panel

A watertight casing for electronic apparatus includes a first case, a second case and a cover. Sealing members are interposed between the first case and the second case, and between the second case and the cover, respectively. The first and the second cases and the cover are fastened tightly together. The first case is provided with a recess portion into which a printed circuit board is received. The printed circuit board mounts electronic parts on one side thereof, and a battery on the other side. Another sealing member is interposed between the second case and the other side of the printed circuit board.

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Tokyo, Japan

Tetsuo Matsumura