JPH04312059A - Apartment house management system - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To attain the calling of a house by each block unit, when the houses of an apartment building are divided into clocks by the plural units. CONSTITUTION:The apartment front door of each apartment house block 2-4 constituted by diving each house of an apartment building 1 into the plural units, is equipped with a block apartment front door equipment 9-11 having a call equipment. Then, a house call message inputted from the prescribed block apartment front door equipment is transmitted only to the house included in the apartment house block equipped with the apartment front door equipment, by a transmitter 12.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

0001

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an apartment complex management system that controls calls from a collective entrance in an apartment building to a residential unit to be visited.

0002

[Prior Art] Fig. 4 shows conventional dwelling unit call control from a collective entrance in an apartment building. Possible residential unit blocks No. 1 and 3 in the condominium building are also residential unit group block No. 2, 4 is also residential unit group block No. 3, 5 is the residential unit of room 301 that can only be accessed from the collective entrance machine No. 1, and 6 is the collective entrance machine. Room 302 is accessible only from No. 2, and room 7 is No. 303, accessible only from collective entrance machine No. 3.

[0003] Reference numeral 8 is a transmission device for connecting all the housing units in the condominium building with all the collective entrance machines No. 1 to No. 3, and 9 is installed at the collective entrance 1 for accessing the housing units in residential unit block No. 1. The collective entrance machines No. 1 and 10 were installed at the collective entrance 2 to pass through to the dwelling units in the residential unit block No. 2. The collective entrance machines No. 2 and 11 were installed at the collective entrance 3 to pass through to the dwelling units in the residential unit block No. 3. Collective entrance machine NO3.

[0004] Here, the operation of the conventional method will be explained. When visiting any residential unit within this condominium building, the visitor must:
First, the visitor arrives at a desired collective entrance.Here, by operating the panel of the collective entrance machine installed at the collective entrance, the visitor inputs the residential unit number of the destination he/she is visiting. As a result, a chime sound will sound from the unit installed in the residence you are visiting.
The resident noticed this and picked up the handset of the unit,
Talk to the visitor in front of the collective entrance machine. After that, when the resident presses the electric lock release button on the unit, the collective entrance door becomes unlocked and visitors can be admitted into the building.

[0005] In particular, here, a visitor can call the desired residence to be visited from any collective entrance machine. Therefore, Figure 4
Then, from the collective entrance machine NO1, NO2, and NO3,
You can call a dwelling unit for a certain purpose. This is an arbitrary collective entrance machine, and when you input the number of the residence you are visiting, this collective entrance machine outputs all the commands for calling the dwelling unit, one at a time, to the transmission device 8. , outputs the main call command to all the residential units connected to the transmission device 8.

[0006] Here, all the dwelling units that have received the calling command compare their own dwelling unit number and the visited dwelling unit number included in the calling command and sent, and if the real numbers match, Only the dwelling unit, that is, the dwelling unit to be visited, returns a call permission command to the collective entrance machine via the transmission device 8,
As a result, the home to be visited and the collective entrance machine become available for communication. In other words, the desired destination residence is called from an arbitrary collective entrance machine.

[0007]

[Problem to be Solved by the Invention] Conventionally, since it is possible to call any residential unit from any collective entrance, it is possible to accidentally call a visitor from collective entrance machine No. 1 to another residential unit block.
If you call the apartment number 303, you will be able to call. As a result, the visitor enters through the collective entrance 1 and tries to go to room 303, but due to the structure of the building, the wall becomes an obstacle and he is unable to reach room 303, so the visitor searches for each apartment in block No. 1 one by one. There was a problem with this.

[0008] According to the present invention, only a specific dwelling unit can be called from a specific collective entrance machine. In other words, an apartment complex management system is obtained that allows a certain collective entrance machine to call only the dwelling units in a residential unit block that can be accessed from the main entrance, and disables calling of dwelling units in residential unit blocks that belong to other collective entrances. The purpose is to

[0009]

[Means for Solving the Problems] The housing complex management system according to the present invention provides a housing unit call that is placed at the collective entrance provided for each residential unit block in each housing complex where a plurality of housing units are assembled into blocks. The system is equipped with a transmission device that controls the transmission of the calling information output from the dwelling unit paging device to only the dwelling units included in the dwelling unit block.

0010

[Operation] The transmission device according to the present invention transmits call information from a paging device placed at a predetermined collective entrance only to the residential unit block containing the residential unit to be called.

[0011]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of an apartment complex management system according to this embodiment. In the figures, the same reference numerals as those in FIG. 4 indicate the same or corresponding parts. In the figure, 12 is a transmission device in this embodiment, and a transmission line 12 that transmits a call command to the collective entrance machine and the dwelling unit of the dwelling unit via this transmission device 12.
is the same line between the collective entrance machine and each residential unit for each housing block.

That is, the transmission device 12 of this embodiment is connected to the same transmission line as the dwelling units in each residential unit block that the collective entrance unit can enter and exit from the main entrance. Therefore, when a visitor calls the dwelling unit from the collective entrance, the call command reaches the transmission device 12, but the software of the transmission device 12 returns the call command to its own transmission line to which it was just sent.

[0013] As a result, the current call command is sent to the dwelling units in the own residential unit block, and it becomes possible to call the main dwelling unit. At this time, the transmission device 12 does not send any call commands to the transmission lines of other residential unit blocks. This makes it possible to prevent house calls to other collective blocks.

[0014] As a result, it is impossible to call from the collective entrance machine NO1 to room 303 in a different collective block, and it is possible to prevent entering the collective entrance 1 by mistake. Therefore, the visitor can notice in front of the collective entrance 1 that the collective entrance to go to room 303 is not here. Incidentally, here, the collective entrance 3 is the only collective entrance that can be used to call the residence number 303.

Example 2. Furthermore, in the above embodiment, the housing unit block is an example in which an apartment building is divided vertically,
In other words, dwelling units in the same block can be accessed using a common staircase.
It may be divided horizontally as shown in the figure. That is, a condominium building may be divided into blocks of housing units so that residents can only move between units on a common floor.

Example 3. In addition, as a mixed form of the above example, as shown in Figure 3, only on a specific floor, the collective entrance machine on that floor can call only the dwelling units existing on that floor, and the dwelling units on other floors can be called.
A system may also be used in which the caller can be called freely from another collective entrance machine.

Example 4. Further, similarly to the above example, it is possible to divide the housing unit block in various ways depending on the structure of the condominium building. As a result, house calls can be prevented using blocks of various shapes.

[0018]

[Effects of the Invention] As described above, according to the present invention, in an apartment complex where a plurality of dwelling units are assembled to form a plurality of residential unit blocks, a dwelling unit can be called from a paging device installed in each block. By adopting a configuration in which information is not transmitted to units other than those included in the housing block, the crime prevention effect is improved because the resident of the unit cannot be called unless the housing block in which the unit is located is known. It has a very improving effect.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a sectional view of a condominium building to which an apartment complex management system according to an embodiment of the present invention is applied.

FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of an apartment building with a horizontal block division configuration to which the system of this embodiment is applied.

FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of an apartment building in which only specific floors are divided into blocks to which the system of this embodiment is applied.

FIG. 4 is a sectional view of an apartment building to which a conventional system is applied.

[Explanation of symbols]

1. Apartment building 2 Residential unit block NO1 3 Residential unit block No.2 4 Residential unit block NO3 5 Room 301 6 Room 302 7 Room 303 9 Collective entrance machine NO1 10 Collective entrance machine NO2 11 Collective entrance machine NO3 12 Transmission device

Claims (1)

[Claims] [Claim 1] For each apartment complex in which a plurality of dwelling units are assembled into blocks, a dwelling unit caller is placed at the collective entrance provided for each residential unit block, and the call information output from this dwelling unit is provided. 1. A housing complex management system comprising: a transmission device that controls transmission only to the housing units included in the housing unit block;