Locking link rod structure for a docking station
First Claim
1. A locking link rod structure for a docking station, being installed on a notebook computer, and said docking station comprising:
- a main body, having a lock hole and an ON/OFF hole separately disposed on a side board of said main body, and a retaining base being protruded from a side of said main body, and retaining base having a connector, and said connector having a movable pillar and a movable hook disposed separately on both sides of said connector;
a switch link rod, movably disposed in said main body and having two holes disposed proximate to an end of said switch link rod and corresponding to said lock hole of said main body, and a locking switch being disposed at an end of said switch link rod and proximate to said two holes, and said locking switch being exposed from said ON/OFF hole of said main body;
a release button, being exposed from said main body and disposed at another end of said switch link rod, and controlled by said switch link rod; and
a link rod, disposed in said main body and being in a U-shape, and a transversal rod of said link rod being precisely in contact with the bottom of said release button, and a suspending arm being extended separately from both ends of said transversal rod, and the front end of said two suspending arms being situated precisely at the bottom of said two pillars and said two hooks for controlling the movements of said two pillars and said two hooks.
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Abstract
A locking link rod structure for a docking station that includes a main body, a switch link rod installed in the main body, two holes disposed separately and proximate to an end of the switch link rod, a lock hole disposed on the main body and corresponding to the two holes for locking an external lock such as a cable lock, and thus the lock link rod structure is capable of locking a notebook computer with the docking station, so as to prevent the notebook computer and/or the docking station from being taken away or stolen by other people.
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6 Claims
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1. A locking link rod structure for a docking station, being installed on a notebook computer, and said docking station comprising:
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a main body, having a lock hole and an ON/OFF hole separately disposed on a side board of said main body, and a retaining base being protruded from a side of said main body, and retaining base having a connector, and said connector having a movable pillar and a movable hook disposed separately on both sides of said connector;
a switch link rod, movably disposed in said main body and having two holes disposed proximate to an end of said switch link rod and corresponding to said lock hole of said main body, and a locking switch being disposed at an end of said switch link rod and proximate to said two holes, and said locking switch being exposed from said ON/OFF hole of said main body;
a release button, being exposed from said main body and disposed at another end of said switch link rod, and controlled by said switch link rod; and
a link rod, disposed in said main body and being in a U-shape, and a transversal rod of said link rod being precisely in contact with the bottom of said release button, and a suspending arm being extended separately from both ends of said transversal rod, and the front end of said two suspending arms being situated precisely at the bottom of said two pillars and said two hooks for controlling the movements of said two pillars and said two hooks. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
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