1. A method for manufacturing an optical waveguide film comprising the steps of:
forming a core layer; and
forming a clad layer having an adhesive function and having a lower refractive index than that of the core layer by laminating a film of resin on a surface of the core layer.
2. A method for manufacturing an optical waveguide film comprising the steps of:
forming a core layer; and
forming a clad layer having an adhesive function and having a lower refractive index than that of the core layer by coating a liquid resin composition on a surface of the core layer, and then drying the resin composition thus coated.
3. A method for manufacturing an optical substrate comprising the steps of:
forming a first positioning mark in a supporting substrate;
forming a second positioning mark corresponding to the first positioning mark in an optical waveguide film comprising a clad layer having an adhesive function and a core layer covered by the clad layer;
positioning the optical waveguide film to the supporting substrate by the first positioning mark and the second positioning mark, with a surface of the supporting substrate being in contact with a surface of the clad layer; and
curing the clad layer of the positioned optical waveguide film by heating and pressurizing, so that the optical waveguide film is adhered to the supporting substrate.
4. A method for manufacturing an optical substrate comprising the steps of:
positioning an optical waveguide film comprising a clad layer having an adhesive function and a core layer covered by the clad layer, to a supporting substrate so that optical axes between optical elements pass through the core layer, with a surface of the supporting substrate being in contact with a surface of the clad layer, and
curing the clad layer of the positioned optical waveguide film by heating and pressurizing, so that the optical waveguide film is adhered to the supporting substrate.
The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.
1. A device for childproofing a door lock assembly, wherein the door lock assembly includes a central shaft and a pair of side shafts, comprising:
a substantially rectangular base member having an upper surface, a central aperture formed therethrough and a pair of notched sides adapted for mounting on the side shafts of a door lock assembly;
a first cylindrical post extending from the upper surface of the base member;
a sliding plate member slidably mounted on the base member, the sliding plate member having an upper surface and a lower surface;
a second cylindrical post extending from the upper surface of the sliding plate member;
a circular disk member rotatably mounted on the upper surface of the base member, the disk member having a central aperture formed therethrough and being dimensioned to receive the central shaft of the door lock assembly, an arcuate guide channel and an arcuate locking channel opposite the guide channel, the first cylindrical post extending through and being slidable in the arcuate guide channel, the second cylindrical post extending through and being slidable in the locking channel, the locking channel having a central notch for releasably receiving the second cylindrical post to limit slidable movement in the locking channel and prevent complete rotation of the central shaft of the door lock assembly; and
means for selectively disengaging the second cylindrical post from the central notch to allow unlimited slidable movement in the locking channel to permit complete rotation of the central shaft of the door lock assembly to open the door.
2. The device for childproofing a door lock as recited in claim 1, wherein the central aperture formed through the substantially rectangular base member is substantially circular.
3. The device for childproofing a door lock as recited in claim 1, wherein said substantially rectangular base member has a slot formed therein adjacent the central aperture, the slot being positioned diametrically opposite said first cylindrical post with respect to the central aperture.
4. The device for childproofing a door lock as recited in claim 3, further comprising a pin extending from the lower surface of said sliding plate member, the pin being slidably in the slot defined in said base member.
5. The device for childproofing a door lock as recited in claim 4, further comprising at least one bracket mounted on the upper surface of said base member, the at least one bracket slidably retaining said sliding plate member to said base member.
6. The device for childproofing a door lock as recited in claim 5, wherein said sliding plate member is spring-biased on said base member.
7. The device for childproofing a door lock as recited in claim 6, wherein the central aperture of said circular disk member is substantially keyhole-shaped.
8. The device for childproofing a door lock as recited in claim 7, wherein the arcuate guide channel and the arcuate locking channel each are substantially semicircular.
9. The device for childproofing a door lock as recited in claim 8, wherein the arcuate guide channel and the arcuate locking channel are diametrically opposed on opposite sides of the central aperture formed through the circular disk member.
10. The device for childproofing a door lock as recited in claim 9, further comprising means for slidably securing the first cylindrical post within the arcuate guide channel.
11. The device for childproofing a door lock as recited in claim 9, further comprising a first release lever having opposed fixed and free ends, the fixed end thereof being pivotally attached to the second cylindrical post, whereby the user may grip the free end thereof and slide the first release lever to selectively disengage the second cylindrical post from the central notch.
12. The device for childproofing a door lock as recited in claim 11, further comprising a second release lever having opposed fixed and free ends, the fixed end thereof being pivotally attached to the pin.
13. The device for childproofing a door lock as recited in claim 12, further comprising means for respectively securing the first and second release levers on the second cylindrical post and the pin.
14. A device for childproofing a door lock assembly, wherein the door lock assembly includes a central shaft and a pair of side shafts, comprising:
a substantially rectangular base member having a central aperture formed therethrough, an upper surface, and a pair of notched sides adapted for mounting on the side shafts of a door lock assembly;
a first cylindrical post extending from the upper surface of the base member;
a sliding plate member slidably mounted on the base member, the sliding plate member having an upper surface;
a second cylindrical post extending from the upper surface of the sliding plate member;
a circular disk member rotatably mounted on the upper surface of the substantially rectangular base member, the disk member having a central aperture formed therethrough and being dimensioned to receive the central shaft of the door lock assembly, an arcuate guide channel, and an arcuate locking channel formed therethrough, the first cylindrical post being slidable in the arcuate guide channel, the second cylindrical post being slidable in the locking channel, the locking channel having a central notch for releasably receiving the second cylindrical post to limit slidable movement in the locking channel and prevent complete rotation of the central shaft of the door lock assembly; and
a first release lever having opposed fixed and free ends, the fixed end thereof pivotally attached to the second cylindrical post, whereby the user may grip the free end thereof and slide the first release lever to selectively disengage the second cylindrical post from the central notch.
15. The device for childproofing a door lock as recited in claim 14, wherein the base member has a slot defined therein adjacent the central aperture, the slot being positioned diametrically opposite the first cylindrical post.
16. The device for childproofing a door lock as recited in claim 15, further comprising a pin extending from the lower surface of said sliding plate member, the pin being slidable in the slot defined in the base member.
17. The device for childproofing a door lock as recited in claim 16, further comprising a second release lever having opposed fixed and free ends, the fixed end being pivotally attached to the pin.
18. The device for childproofing a door lock as recited in claim 17, further comprising means for respectively attaching the first and second release levers to the second cylindrical post and the pin, respectively.
19. The device for childproofing a door lock as recited in claim 18, wherein said sliding plate member is spring-biased with respect to substantially rectangular base member.
20. The device for childproofing a door lock as recited in claim 19, wherein the arcuate guide channel and the arcuate locking channel are each substantially semicircular.