ORCHESTRAL ELECTRONICS

Brand Owner Address Description
HK AUDIO STAMER MUSIKANLAGEN GMBH Magdeburger Str. 8 St. Wendel 66606 Germany ORCHESTRAL ELECTRONICS, NAMELY LOUDSPEAKERS, LOUDSPEAKER BOXES, MIXING CONSOLES, MIXING CONSOLES WITH BUILT-IN AMPLIFIERS, OUTPUT AMPLIFIERS, CROSSOVER FILTERS, DEVICES FOR CONTROLLING SOUND SYSTEMS, NAMELY FIELD CONTROLLERS, CROSSOVER DEVICES, PEAK LIMITERS AND FREQUENCY CORRECTORS, ALL OF THE AFOREMENTIONED GOODS FOR PROFESSIONAL USE ONLY, IN PARTICULAR FOR SOUND RADIATION OF CLOSED OR OPEN ROOMS, AND AS STUDIO MONITORS;AUDIO;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A dual motion docking apparatus for docking an electronics console to a component board in a chassis is disclosed. The electronics console and the component board lie in the same plane of the chassis, but the electronics console must be mated with the component board at an angle orthogonal to a direction of installation of the electronics console. Aspects of the present invention include a first docking mechanism for slidably inserting the electronics console into a chassis, such that connectors on the electronics console align with connectors on the component board. The first docking mechanism preferably comprises a docking base coupled to the electronics console that has a longitudinal female portion, and a longitudinal male portion located on an underside of the electronics console, wherein when the electronics console is inserted into an opening in a chassis, the male portion engages the female portion of the docking base to guide the electronics console along the docking base as the electronics console is slid into the chassis. The dual motion docking apparatus further includes a second docking mechanism for laterally moving the electronics console towards the component board, such that the electronics console connectors engage the component board connectors, thereby enabling the blind docking between the electronics console and the component board. The second docking mechanism preferably comprises a handle extending from a front of the electronics console, and a cam mechanism having a portion that is held immobile by a docking base, wherein after the electronics console is slid into the chassis, the handle is pushed rearward by hand to actuate the cam mechanism, which then pulls the electronics console towards the component board.