荷兰专利NL2004972A Garment with built-in audio source wiring.

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专利摘要:
An audio source device may be used with a garment such as a hooded garment by passing the audio wires into a channel in the hood and having them exit the hood inside hollow lanyards with earbuds at the ends. A means to fix the wires and the lanyards to each other inside the hood is shown; and a means is shown to prevent lateral movement inside the hood.
公开号:NL2004972A
申请号:NL2004972
申请日:2010-06-25
公开日:2010-12-27
发明作者:James Wolfe
申请人:James Wolfe；
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Garment With Built-In Audio Source Wiring RELATED APPLICATIONS
This application is related to U.S. Application No. 12/492,035 filed on June 25, 2009 the content of which is incorporated by reference herein and the priority benefit of that filing date is claimed for this application.
FIELD OF THE INVENTION
The invention is in the fields of clothing and wiring for listening to portable audio sources such as MP3 players, CD players, cell phones and the like. In particular for combinations of clothing and such wiring.
BACKGROUND
Wiring assemblies for portable audio sources for listening are ubiquitous. They are generically called headphones. One type of headphones adapted for portable use are called earbuds or earphones. They have at one end a connector to plug into a source device. This then leads to a pair of wires connected to the devices to be placed at the user’s ears, usually held in or on the ear.
A user carries the wiring assembly with her and connects it up to the source device and sets the headphones at the ears. The wiring has to be carried and kept available for use, and it is commonly a nuisance to find it and then to use it. In use it is kept usually outside the clothing, the headphones being at the ears and the audio device held in the hand or placed in a pocket.
The wiring may not be waterproof, but recently waterproof wiring has been developed and is available.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
Fig. 1 is a view of an exemplary type of earphones and wiring which is applicable to the present invention.
Fig. 2 shows a front view of a hooded garment with earphone wiring built into it according to an embodiment of the invention.
Fig. 3 shows a partial view of a garment showing the connector and access wiring extending into a garment pocket.
Fig. 4 shows a partial view of a garment with the wiring in a tube sewn into the inside of a garment and entering the channel of the hood.
Fig. 5 shows a partial view of a garment with a hood showing a cut-away view of the interior of the inside the channel of the hood with the wiring.
Fig. 6 shows the wiring and hollow lanyards as held together in the channel by a barrel.
Fig. 7 is a view showing the wiring and hollow lanyards with a tab attached to the barrel for fixing to the garment.
Fig. 8 is a section view at 8 - 8 of Fig. 7 showing the wiring and hollow lanyards fixed to the casing by means of the tab.
Fig. 9a is a view of the hollow lanyard with the electrical wire and a connection fitting for connection to an earbud.
Fig. 9b is a view showing the assembled fitting to the earbud.
Fig. 10 is a view of the channel portion of a hooded garment showing the wiring inside it and an alternative way of fixing the wiring and lanyards against lateral movement
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
In the present invention wiring for an audio device, including headphones and earphones are permanently installed into a garment.
An exemplary earphone wiring assembly 10 as in Fig. 1 is of the type including a connector 12 for connecting to an audio source device, typically with paired analog audio transmission wires 14a and 14b joined together along a joined wire portion 16 for some distance to a separation point 18 typically having a strain relief member 20 from which the transmission wires 14a’ and 14b’ extend separately terminating at the earphones 22a and 22b. While the term earphone wiring will be used in this description it is intended to mean any of the type with a connection to a source device and a pair of listening instruments, one for each ear. Typically an analog signal travels from the source device to the earphones.
In exemplary form the garment is a hooded garment 30 as shown in Fig. 2. In other exemplary forms the garment is a conventionally collared shirt, and in still others it has a plain hemmed neck such as a crew neck. In the case of the hooded garment, it may be in jacket form, that is open down the front (with a zipper or other closure means) or in pull-over form like a sweater. However in each case for purposes of embodiments of this invention there is a channel or casing as will be described. In this description the terms left and right refer to the wearer’s left and right. As shown in Fig. 2, the earphone wiring 10 is installed into the garment so that the connector 12 is accessible near a pocket 32 and the right and left earphone wires 14a’ and 14b’ exit the garment inside hollow lanyards (also called drawstrings) 36a and 36b on each side of the hood 34 near the user’s ears terminating at the right and left earphones 22a and 22b. As will be described in more detail below, the portions of the earphone wiring 10 from the connector 12 to which access is not needed and which runs up to the hood 34 is captured in the garment. Also shown in Fig. 2 are right and left tubular lanyards 36a and 36b. These are used to cover the earphone wires 14a’ and 14b’ and also as the hood lanyards, for adjusting (called cinching) the hood 34. The hollow lanyards are knitted or may be hollow flexible plastic
Fig. 3 shows an example of how the wire portion 16 extends into the pocket 32 and exits the inner wall of the pocket 32 through an opening 40 so that it is in the inside of the garment 30, as further described below with reference to Fig. 4
Fig. 4 shows an example of how the earphone wiring 16 is brought from a location inside the pocket 32 into the hood channel 38. This is done by passing the joined wire portion 16 through an opening 40 inside the pocket, which opening can be a button hole or a grommet to the inside of the garment. Then it enters a first, lower end of and travels through a channel or casing 42 which is sewn into the inside of the garment, in this case along the stitch line 46 that also attaches a zipper 44. Then it exits the channel 42 at a second, upper end, and enters the hood channel 38 (also called a casing) which is defined by the stitching 48, through an opening 50 defined by a button hole or other hole device such as a grommet, entering on the side of the hood channel 38 which is on the interior of the hood 34 and extends to the separation point 18 at which the wires separate. Further detail inside the hood channel 38 is described below.
Installation of the wiring can be done with a garment that does not have a pocket, in which case the wiring can simple extend beyond the bottom of the garment, or it can pass through an opening in the garment.
Fig. 5 shows a view of the inside of the hood channel 38 with a portion cutaway to show the interior of the channel. The joined portion 16 comprising the wires 14a and 14b enters the hood channel 38 as described above with reference to Fig. 4, and this portion is placed so that the strain relief member 20 at which they separate is approximately at the center of the hood 34. The right and left separate wires 14a’ and 14b’ are installed inside the right and left hollow lanyards 36a and 36b respectively. The assembly at the point where the wires 14a’ and 14b’ exit the strain relief 20 into the hollow lanyards 36a and 36b is described in Figs 6-8 below. The right and left hollow lanyards 36a and 36b with the right and left wires 14a’ and 14b’ respectively, inside them exit the hood channel 38 through openings 52a and 52b, which in this embodiment are on the outside of the hood channel 38, although they could be on the inside.
Fig 6 shows an embodiment for a secure “Y” connection of the wires inside the hood channel 38. In this embodiment the strain relief also called a securing piece 20 is a plastic barrel that has been molded over the separation point 18 where the joined wires 14a and 14b separate into the separate wires 14a’ and 14b’. It is also at this point that the wires 14a’ and 14b’ enter the hollow lanyards 36a and 36b respectively. The securing device 20 tightly holds the ends of the lanyards with respect to each other and the wires. This will be referred to as the securing point 54.
It is preferable that the lanyards 36a and 36b with the wires inside them be attached to the garment inside the hood channel 38 to avoid pulling them laterally in one direction or the other such as by uneven pulling. There are various ways that this can done. One way is to secure the assembly to the garment at or near the securing point 54. In one embodiment this is done as shown in Figs. 5, 7 and 8 with a fabric strip 56 secured around the securing piece 20, stitching and gluing being exemplary. It is then co-sewn into the hem stitch 46 which defines the casing or channel 38. The detail is shown in Fig. 8 in which the fabric strip 56 is sewn at 58 to help secure it around the securing piece 20. Then, after it has been set in place, it is co-sewn with the hood channel hem as shown at 60.
Fig. 10 shows another embodiment for fixing the lanyard/wire members against lateral movement. In this embodiment, the securing piece 20 is captured between stitch lines 66 on either side. Of course the stitch lines 66 have to avoid the wiring.
As explained above, an embodiment of the invention combines the hood lanyards 36a and 36b with the separate wire portions 14a’ and 14b’ so that the hollow lanyards serve two purposes, one is to tighten the hood, and secondly as conduits for the separate wire portions 14a’ and 14b’. The ends of the lanyards 36a and 36b are secured to the earphones 22a and 22b, which in the figures are shown as the earbuds type of earphones.
To manufacture the assembly so that the wiring is permanently installed in the garment, the separate wires 14a’ and 14b’ are first strung through the lanyards 36a and 36b. Then the molded barrel 20 is molded into place at the “Y” junction securing point 54 joining the wires and the lanyards at one end. Then the other ends of the combined lanyards and wires are crimped to a strain relief connection fitting 62 as shown in Fig. 9a, and then the stripped wire portion 64 is attached to the earbuds 22a and 22b and the connection fitting 62 is secured to the earbuds 22a and 22b as shown in Fig. 9b.
While in this description, the terms right and left have been used to understand the location of the lanyards, the wires and the earphones with respect to the garment; it should be understood that the location may but does not necessarily consistently apply to the attachment to a user’s left and right ear. A user may attach the left earphone to the left ear and the right earphone to the right ear. But a user can elect to do the opposite; and when the lanyards are tied in a conventional bow, the left and right earphones will reverse their relative location.
The foregoing Detailed Description of exemplary and preferred embodiments is presented for purposes of illustration and disclosure in accordance with the requirements of the law. It is not intended to be exhaustive nor to limit the invention to the precise form or forms described, but only to enable others skilled in the art to understand how the invention may be suited for a particular use or implementation. The possibility of modifications and variations will be apparent to practitioners skilled in the art. No limitation is intended by the description of exemplary embodiments which may have included tolerances, feature dimensions, specific operating conditions, engineering specifications, or the like, and which may vary between implementations or with changes to the state of the art, and no limitation should be implied therefrom. This disclosure has been made with respect to the current state of the art, but also contemplates advancements and that adaptations in the future may take into consideration of those advancements, namely in accordance with the then current state of the art. It is intended that the scope of the invention be defined by the Claims as written and equivalents as applicable. Reference to a claim element in the singular is not intended to mean "one and only one" unless explicitly so stated. Moreover, no element, component, nor method or process step in this disclosure is intended to be dedicated to the public regardless of whether the element, component, or step is explicitly recited in the Claims. No claim element herein is to be construed under the provisions of 35 U.S.C. Sec. 112, sixth paragraph, unless the element is expressly recited using the phrase "means for . . ." and no method or process step herein is to be construed under those provisions unless the step, or steps, are expressly recited using the phrase "comprising step(s) for . . ."

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Claims (14)
[1]
An assembly of an item of clothing and wiring for a sound source device comprising: - an item of clothing provided with a hood defined by a hood channel; and - left and right drawstring parts for tightening the hood extending from a feed end within the hood channel and terminating at an output end outside the hood channel on the left and right sides of the hood, - wiring for a sound connection comprising a connection for access to a source and left and right wires from the jack to left and right headphones, respectively, at the end of each of the wire pair; the wires are arranged in the garment such that the connection is available at a chosen location on the outside of the garment for connection to a sound source device and the headphones are available to be fitted to the ears of a user; - the wiring of the sound connection is provided with a first part which extends from the connection of which the set of wires is joined over the first part, up to a separation point at which they separate into the individual left and right wires ending in the respective left and right right headphones; and - the first part passes from the outside of the garment to the inside of the garment and extends on the inside of the garment into a transition channel and then into the hood channel and the separation point is located in the hood channel; and - the separated left and right wires extend into the respective left and right parts of the drawstring to each side of the hood channel and extend beyond the output end of the respective drawstring; - wherein the headphones can be inserted into the ears of a user and a sound device can be connected to the connection and the pull cords containing the separate left and right wires can be used to put on the hood.
[2]
2. Assembly as claimed in claim 1, further comprising a fastening element at the point of separation, the fastening element engaging the assembly of wires, the input ends of the pull cords and the separated wires in the pull cords such that they cannot all be aligned with each other moved.
[3]
An assembly according to claim 2, wherein the transition channel is attached to the garment by stitching it at least partially along its length together with other stitching for manufacturing the garment.
[4]
Assembly as claimed in claim 3, wherein the threads extend from the connection in a bag of the article of clothing and from there to the inside of the article of clothing.
[5]
An assembly of a garment and headphones, comprising: - a garment provided with a hood adapted to be worn over the head of a user, the hood comprising a hood channel for putting it on; - a composite part of a drawstring and wire assembly comprising: - a part of a drawstring comprising a hollow left drawstring element and a hollow right drawstring element that each extend from an input end in the hood channel to an output end outside the hood channel; - a wiring assembly comprising left and right main telephone wires that enter into the part of the drawstring in the hood channel and extend respectively into the left drawstring element and the right drawstring element and extend out of the output end of the drawstring in question and extend over a distance outside its respective drawstring element and end up with left and right headphones.
[6]
The garment and headphone assembly of claim 5, further comprising: - the headphone wires exiting the hood channel through a common outlet opening and extending within a transition channel disposed in the garment and the wires exiting the transition channel at a selected place and end in a connection for connection to a signal source.
[7]
A garment and headphone assembly according to claim 6, wherein the transition channel ends near a bag in the garment and the wires extend into the bag for access to a sound source device connection.
[8]
A method for combining wiring for a sound source with a garment comprising; - providing a garment provided with a hood with a future part of a hood channel; - providing two lengths of hollow drawstring each defining a left and right drawstring each with a supply end and an output end; - providing wiring for a sound connection comprising a connection for connection to a sound source and left and right wire parts that extend to ends; - applying portions of the left and right threads through the respective left and right hollow drawstring from the input end and the ends of the thread portions extending beyond the output end of the hollow drawstring; - bringing the input ends of the hollow pull cords together and fixing them together; - arranging the hollow pull cords in the future part of the hood channel, such that they extend to the left and right of the future part of the hood channel; and - forming a hood channel having therein the hollow draw cords extending beyond the hood channel on the left and right sides of the garment, respectively, wherein the ends of threads also extend beyond the hood channel; - attaching the hollow pull cords to the garment in the hood channel, such that they cannot jointly move longitudinally relative to the hood channel.
[9]
The method of claim 8, further comprising: - attaching the hollow draw cords to prevent said longitudinal displacement in the hood channel at a point near the center of the hood channel, such that any draw cord can be used to attract substantially half the hood.
[10]
The method of claim 9, further comprising: - terminating in headphones at each end of the left and right wires wherein the headphones are available outside of the hollow pull cords that can be applied to a user's ears while wearing the garment and the draw cords in which the threads extend can be used to put on the hood.
[11]
The method of claim 8, further comprising - jointly securing, at the input end of the drawstring against lateral displacement relative to the hollow drawstring, the wire entering into each hollow drawstring.
[12]
The method of claim 8, wherein the fixing is achieved by surrounding the input ends with a fastening device that can be tightly applied to the input ends.
[13]
The method of claim 8, wherein the securing is achieved by attaching a securing element to the entrance ends that holds it together and stitching the securing element over the hood channel near left and right ends thereby forming a bag that prevents fastening element moves longitudinally.
[14]
A method according to claim 12, further comprising at the entrance end jointly securing the wire entering the hollow pull cord at the feed end against lateral displacement relative to the hollow pull cord.

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