Patent ID: 7187944
Filing Date: 2007-03-06
Classification: H04M

Abstract:
1. An onboard automatic cell phone dialing device comprising: a casing adapted to be embedded inside the vehicle and provided with one open end, a baffle formed inside the casing to divide an interior of the casing into a first receiving room for receiving therein a cell phone and a second receiving room to receive therein an induced magnet adapted to be operably connected to a control circuit, the induced magnet having a bar movably connected to the induced magnet and multiple threaded bolts extending through the casing for positioning the cell phone in the first receiving room in the casing; two crossbars respectively provided to two opposed inner sides inside the casing, each crossbar having a first end and a second end; a spacer sandwiched between the two crossbars and having two ends securely connected to the two first ends of the two crossbars and pivotally connected to the two inner sides of the casing and a connection plate securely connected to the second ends of the two crossbars and a free end of the bar to allow the two crossbars to move according to the movement of the bar; a bracket selectively and slidably mounted between the two crossbars and having an elongated slot defined through the bracket; and two securing plates respectively and movably mounted on two opposed sides of the bracket, each securing plate having multiple threaded holes aligned with the elongated slot of the bracket to allow extension of two positioning bolts to secure a position of the two securing plates relative to the bracket and a dialing finger which is sandwiched between the two positioning bolts for alignment with a dialing button on the cell phone such that after the induced magnet is energized, the bar is able to move toward the induced magnet so that the connection plate and the two crossbars are driven by the bar to move toward the induced magnet, which enables the dialing finger to engage with the dialing button to activate the cell phone to send out a radio signal.