JPH11161870A - Apartment house integrated alarm/monitoring system - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To output only a sound alarm from the speaker of a common part by switching/controlling a switch means either to sound signal lines connected to apartment house information boards or to sound signal lines connected to the speaker of the common part in accordance with the type of sound alarm from a sound output means. SOLUTION: An integrated board 1 connects an apartment house information board 2 of each house through a multiplex transmission line L, also connects the information boards 2 of respective houses through sound signal lines L11, L12 and L13 for specified units and outputs sound from the speaker SP1. A sound output part for house 15 of the integrated board 1 outputs a sound alarm to the respective house information boards 2 through the plural sound signal lines L11-L13 and switches the sound signal lines L11-L13. A common part sound output part 16 outputs a sound alarm to the speaker SP2 of the common part through plural sound signal lines L21 and L22 and switches the sound signal lines L21 and L22.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an integrated alarm monitoring / monitoring system for multiple dwelling houses, which integrally outputs an alarm by voice message.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, in apartment buildings such as condominiums (communal housing), an alarm monitoring panel is installed in a manager's office and the like, while a housing information panel (receiver for dwelling units) is installed in each dwelling unit. Enables intercom calls with the housing information panel, alarm monitoring panel, lobby intercom installed at the common entrance, and when a fire detector, gas leak alarm, security sensor, etc. connected to the housing information panel issues a warning This is notified to the alarm monitoring panel.

[0003] However, in such an alarm monitoring system, the main purpose is to centrally monitor each house information panel using an alarm monitoring panel. Therefore, in the event of a fire or the like, an entire apartment house, a neighboring dwelling unit, a lobby, a meeting, etc. Fire alarms were not automatically given to nearby common areas such as places and elevator halls, and evacuation guidance could not be provided. Therefore, instead of an alarm monitoring panel, an integrated panel equipped with the function of this monitoring panel is installed in the manager's office, etc., and when a fire detector etc. installed in each dwelling unit or common area issues an alarm, In addition, this integrated panel automatically informs of the fire occurrence from the housing information panel of the neighboring dwelling units and the speaker of the common area. As a result, alarm monitoring is performed in an integrated manner for the entire housing complex, and residents can evacuate quickly.

[0004] In such a system, the house information panel is
When the fire detector issues an alarm, a first fire alarm is output by an alarm, a voice message, or the like, and the operation of the fire detector is notified to urge the dwellers to confirm whether or not a real fire has occurred. For example, a message such as "The fire detector has been activated. Please check" is output. Subsequently, if the switch for stopping the alarm is not operated within a predetermined time (for example, two minutes) from when the first fire alarm is output, a fire signal is output to the integrated panel. On the other hand, upon receiving the fire signal, the integrated panel sends an alarm control signal to a house information panel of a neighboring dwelling unit which is set in advance as a notification destination. At this time, the alarm control signal is transmitted to a house information panel of a dwelling unit located on the same floor or a floor immediately above the house information panel that outputs the fire signal, a receiver of a common use unit, a speaker, a bell, and the like.

[0005] The housing information panel of the neighboring dwelling unit that has received the alarm control signal from the integrated panel outputs a second fire alarm to notify the occurrence of a real fire and to ask the dwellers to evacuate and take measures. For example, output a message such as "Fire. Fire. A fire has occurred nearby. Please calm down and evacuate." FIG. 7 shows an example of the overall configuration of the integrated housing alarm monitoring and integration system described above.

[0006] The integrated panel 1 installed in the manager's office or the like connects and connects the house information panels 2 and 2a of each dwelling unit through a shaft. In addition, since the integrated panel 1 has a built-in voice alarm unit (not shown), a fire detector S of any one of the dwelling units issues a warning, and a fire signal is output as a warning signal from the house information panels 2 and 2a. When received, an alarm is output from the audio alarm unit, and the housing information panel 2 of the neighboring dwelling unit, the common unit speaker SP2, and the common unit receiver (not shown)
To output an alert by voice message. Note that reference numeral 2a in the figure denotes a housing information panel which is not a voice input type, and does not output a voice message from the integrated panel 1, but can output a preset alarm or voice.

The integrated board 1 is further connected to a lobby intercom 5 at the common entrance, and when a dwelling unit number is designated from the lobby intercom 5, a calling signal is sent to the house information boards 2 and 2a to be called. When the home information panels 2 and 2a respond, the call can be made between the lobby intercom 5 and the home information panels 2 and 2a. Reference numeral 4 in the figure denotes a door phone slave unit (outdoor display) installed at the entrance of each dwelling unit and connected to each of the housing information panels 2 and 2a. Make a call. Here, since the doorphone slave unit 4 is connected to the fire detector S so as to function also as a repeater with a test terminal, if a remote tester (not shown) is connected, operation inspection from outside can be performed. Is possible.

[0008] Further, a relay 3 (relay terminal) for relaying each device installed in the common section for each floor or the like is connected to the integrated board 1. As shown in the figure, the relay 3 is connected to a fire detector S and the like, and is also capable of detecting disconnection, a relay connected to alarm means (area sound) such as a bell b, and a fire door. , A repeater connected to a smoke prevention device such as a shutter, a relay connected to various alarm devices, and the like.

When the fire detector S in one of the dwelling units or the common area issues an alarm or an emergency transmitter (not shown) in the common area is operated, the integrated panel 1 is located on the same floor or immediately above the adjacent floor. A fire alarm is output from the housing information panels 2, 2a,
The interlocking control of the ringing of the bell b and the closing operation of the fire door, etc. installed in the common area on the floor immediately above is performed. In this type of system, an emergency power supply (not shown) is provided to supply power to each house information panel 2, 2a at the time of a power failure, and each house information panel 2, 2a is provided with a video monitor function. For example, the video at the common entrance can be transmitted and projected through a video line (not shown).

[0010]

However, in the above-mentioned conventional collective housing alarm monitoring integrated system, the output destination of the audio alarm from the integrated panel can be switched between the housing information panel of each dwelling unit and the speaker of the common part. could not. Therefore, in the case of a test broadcast or the like in which audio is to be output only from the speaker of the common unit, it is necessary to designate a broadcast destination each time.

In the conventional system, the integrated board side
The voice message output from the housing information panel of each dwelling unit or the speaker of the common use unit cannot be set so as to correspond to each output destination, and there is a possibility that accurate evacuation guidance cannot be performed. In order to prevent this, some voice messages can be registered on each house information panel, but in this case, when changing the voice message settings, it is necessary to change the settings for each house information panel. Was not efficient.

[0012] The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and as an output destination of a voice alarm from the integrated board,
A first object is to make it possible to set in advance a house information panel and a speaker of a common use section. Second, it is necessary to register a voice message to be output from each of the housing information panel of each dwelling unit and the speaker of the common unit on the integrated panel side.
The purpose of.

[0013]

In order to achieve the above object, in the integrated housing alarm monitoring integrated system according to the present invention, the integrated panel receives an alarm signal from one of the housing information panels through a multiplex transmission line. In some cases, a basic operation of outputting an audio alarm from a neighboring house information panel or a speaker of a common unit is performed. In claim 1, the integrated panel includes an audio output unit that outputs an audio alarm through each of a plurality of audio signal lines. Switching means for switching an audio signal line from which the audio output means outputs an audio alarm, and, according to the type of the audio alarm output from the audio output means, the switching means, an audio signal line connecting the house information panel,
Alternatively, a control unit is provided for controlling switching to an audio signal line to which a speaker of the common unit is connected.

Thus, when a test broadcast is performed as an audio alarm, audio can be output only from the speaker of the common unit. In addition to the housing information panel of each dwelling unit, a fire receiver such as a common room or a repeater of a speaker is connected to the integrated panel via a multiplex transmission line, and a fire such as a common part is detected via a sensor line. The detector is also connected. According to the second aspect, in the first aspect, in the type of the audio alarm output by the audio output means of the integrated panel, at least an alarm signal received from any of the house information panels is based on the occurrence of a real fire. , A non-fire broadcast indicating that the alarm signal was caused by a false alarm, and a test broadcast.

The integrated panel receives a fire signal from the house information panel when a fire detector installed in the dwelling unit is activated to confirm the occurrence of a fire. In addition, the fire signal sent from the house information panel is divided into a first fire signal notifying only that the fire detector has been activated and a second fire signal notifying that the fire has been confirmed as a result of checking the site. You may make it divide. Also, when the operation of the fire detector is a false alarm, a recovery signal is received. Then, in response to these, a fire broadcast and a non-fire broadcast are performed.

Further, the integrated board performs a test on a house information panel by a remote tester or the like, and performs a test broadcast when receiving a test signal or when a test switch of the integrated board itself is operated. According to the present invention, the output destination of each broadcast can be set to either or both of the house information panel of each dwelling unit and the speaker of the common use unit. According to a third aspect, in the first or second aspect, the integrated panel sets, for each of the types of the audio alarm output by the audio output means, whether to output an alarm from the house information panel or the speaker of the common use unit. And an alarm output destination setting means for setting the alarm output destination. The setting means includes a memory in which the contents are set by a switch operation or the like, a dip switch, and the like.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the third aspect, the integrated panel further comprises an alarm output destination display means for displaying the contents set by the alarm output destination setting means. This display means includes a CRT, a liquid crystal screen, a display lamp (LED),
It is composed of a 7-segment display and the like. Claims 5 to 13
Proposes a configuration in which a voice message tailored to each output destination can be registered in the integrated board. In claim 5, the integrated board according to claim 1, wherein the voice output means is provided through each of the plurality of voice signal lines. It is characterized by further comprising an audio alarm setting means for presetting the contents of the audio alarm output from the house information panel or the speaker of the common area.

The voice alarm to be set here is output when an abnormality such as a fire occurs in a neighboring dwelling unit. Therefore, a voice alarm corresponding to each dwelling unit is actually set and output. The destination should be a nearby dwelling unit. Note that the setting method may be performed by character input, but an arbitrary combination may be selected from a plurality of preset phrases (syllables).

According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, in the fifth aspect, the voice alarm setting means of the integrated board can set at least a floor where a fire has occurred and a name of a specific place. For example, floors such as "1st basement floor" and "2nd floor" or "1st floor"
Names of specific places such as room 01, "south stairs" and "electric room" can be set. According to a seventh aspect of the present invention, in the fifth or sixth aspect, the integrated panel further includes an audio alarm display unit that displays the contents of the audio alarm set by the audio alarm setting unit.

According to an eighth aspect of the present invention, in any one of the fifth to seventh aspects, the integrated panel further comprises a voice alarm monitor for outputting the content of the voice alarm set by the voice alarm setting means in voice. And This sound alarm monitor means is constituted by a built-in speaker of the integrated board or the like.
According to a ninth aspect, in any one of the fifth to eighth aspects, the integrated panel further includes a monitor output destination setting unit that sets a destination to output the content of the audio alarm set by the audio alarm setting unit by voice. It is characterized.

In claim 10, the specific audio output destination in claim 9 is cited, and the monitor output destination setting means of the integrated board includes an audio alarm monitoring means, a house information panel, and a common part as audio output destinations. , Or a combination thereof. According to the eleventh aspect, the monitor output destination setting means of the integrated board can set a specific house information board or a speaker of a common use section as an audio output destination.

According to a twelfth aspect, in any one of the eighth to eleventh aspects, the integrated panel selects the content of the voice alarm set by the voice alarm setting means for a specific house information panel or a speaker of a common part. In addition, a monitor content selecting means for outputting by voice is further provided. This makes it possible to output the selected voice message to the monitor from the house information panel or the speaker of the common use unit that actually outputs the message.

According to a thirteenth aspect of the present invention, in any one of the eighth to twelfth aspects, the integrated panel further comprises a volume adjusting means for adjusting the volume of the audio output from the audio alarm monitoring means.

[0024]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating an example of a configuration of an integrated housing alarm monitoring and integration system. An integrated panel 1 is installed in the manager's office, disaster prevention center, etc.
On the other hand, each dwelling unit is provided with a voice input type housing information panel 2 and has a security monitoring function and an intercom call function in each dwelling unit.

The integrated board 1 connects the housing information panel 2 of each dwelling unit via a multiplex transmission line L, and connects the housing information panel 2 of each dwelling unit to a plurality of audio signal lines L11, L12,
Connected via L13, speaker SP of each house information panel 2
1 enables audio output. Here, the predetermined units are blocks 1, 2, and 3, and each floor (first floor to third floor)
, The audio signal lines L11 to L13 are wired, but the present invention is not limited to this.
Even on the same floor, a warning area is constructed with a predetermined number of units, etc.
For each housing information panel 2 of dwelling units belonging to each area, an audio signal line L
You may make it connect by 11-L13.

The output of the voice alarm from the integrated board 1 is
The control is performed on a plurality of house information panels 2 in predetermined units through the audio signal lines L11 to L13. At the same time, a control signal is transmitted from the integrated panel 1 to the individual house information panels 2 through the multiplex transmission line L. Thus, audio output can be individually performed from each house information panel 2. On the other hand, the integrated panel 1 includes a plurality of audio signal lines L21 and L21 in a predetermined unit for a speaker SP2 of a common part such as a corridor, stairs, an elevator hall, or the like.
22. Here, the audio signal lines L21 and L22 are wired for each of the first floor and the second floor, but the present invention is not limited to this as described above. The output of the sound alarm from the integrated board 1 is performed by sound signal lines L21 and L21.
22 is performed for a plurality of speakers SP2 for each predetermined unit. If a repeater (not shown) connecting the plurality of speakers SP2 is connected to the multiplex transmission line L, the housing information panel 2 Similarly, the multiplex transmission line L
, A control signal is transmitted to each repeater, and each speaker SP2 can individually output sound.

The integrated board 1 includes an information processing section 11 comprising a control means of the present invention, such as a CPU, a transmission control section 12 for controlling transmission via the multiplex transmission line L, an amplifier circuit section 13,
To the transformer 14 and each of the house information panels 2, a voice alarm is output through each of the plurality of voice signal lines L11 to L13, and the voice output unit 15 for dwelling units that switches the voice signal lines L11 to L13 is provided. An audio alarm is output to the speaker SP2 through each of the audio signal lines L21 and L22, and the audio signal lines L21 and L22 are output.
A sound output unit 16 for a common unit, an operation unit 17 including various switches and numeric keys, a display unit 18 including a CRT and a liquid crystal screen, and a storage unit 19 including a RAM and the like. Have. Therefore, in both the audio output unit 15 for the dwelling unit and the audio output unit 16 for the common use unit,
The voice output means and the switching means of the present invention are configured to function as a voice alarm unit.

The integrated board 1 further includes a voice processing unit 20 for registering and outputting voice messages, and a built-in speaker S.
Monitor sound output unit 21 having P; monitor sound output unit 21
And a volume adjusting unit 22 for adjusting the volume of the audio output from the device. Normally, the integrated board 1 uses the multiplex transmission line L based on the address information of each house information board 2 stored in the storage unit 19.
Monitoring of abnormal operation of security equipment such as the fire detector S, disconnection of the line, and the like is performed by polling through the fire detector S. In such a state, the fire detector S connected to any one of the house information panels 2 is activated. When we reported, house information board 2
Transmits a fire signal, which is one of the alarm signals, to the integrated board 1 by an interrupt signal through the multiplex transmission line L.

When the information processing unit 11 of the integrated board 1 receives a fire signal from the housing information panel 2 of any one of the dwelling units via the transmission control unit 12, it connects the housing information panel 2 of the dwelling unit adjacent to the dwelling unit. A plurality of audio signal lines L11 to L13,
In order to output an audio alarm from a plurality of audio signal lines L21 and L22 connected to the speaker SP2 of the neighboring common unit, the audio signal amplified by the amplifier circuit unit 13 is output via the transformer 14 to the audio output unit 15 for dwelling units and the common unit. A voice message is input to the voice output unit 16 for use.

Each house information panel 2 and the speaker SP2 of the common use section
Then, when you receive a voice alert, for example, a voice that contains information such as the location of the fire, such as "It is a fire. It's a fire. Output an alert message. For example,
In FIG. 1, the housing information panel 2 (# 21) outputs an alarm signal, and the dwelling unit (# 2) is stored in the storage unit 19 of the integrated panel 1 in advance.
As the output destination of the nearby alarm of 1), the dwelling unit (# 22, # 22)
31) and assuming that the speaker SP2 (# 2) of the common unit on the second floor is set, the audio output unit 15 for dwelling unit outputs an audio warning message through the audio signal lines L12 and L13, A voice warning message is output from the voice output unit 16 through the voice signal line L22.

When the integrated panel 1 outputs the voice alarm, it simultaneously outputs an alarm control signal to the neighboring house information panel 2 via the multiplex transmission line L. In addition, integrated board 1
When a fire signal is received, the display unit 18 displays a fire occurrence location and the like and outputs an internal alarm.
Further, in addition to the housing information panel 2 of each dwelling unit, the integrated panel 1 includes a fire receiver (not shown) such as a common room via a multiplex transmission line L.
Also, a fire detector S such as a common unit is connected via a detector line, and a bell b of a common unit near a dwelling unit which has transmitted a fire signal is also alarmed via a multiplex transmission line L. Control signals are sent out and these are activated (see FIG. 7).

According to the present invention, the audio signal lines L11 to L13 for outputting the audio alarm are selected according to the type of the audio alarm to be output.
L21 and L22 are connected to the audio signal lines L11 to L13 (the audio output unit 15 for dwelling units) connecting the house information panel 2, or
The audio signal line L21 to which the speaker SP2 of the common unit is connected,
Switching control is performed to L22 (the audio output unit 16 for the common use unit). Thus, for example, when a test broadcast is performed as an audio warning, audio can be output only from the speaker SP2 of the common unit.

FIG. 2 is a time chart showing an example of the operation in this case. Here, the type of the audio alarm output from the integrated panel 1 includes, at least, a fire broadcast indicating that the alarm signal received from any of the house information panels 2 is due to the occurrence of a real fire, and the alarm signal. , A non-fire broadcast indicating that this was due to a false report, and a test broadcast.

In the example shown in the figure, in the integrated board 1, the fire detector S installed in the dwelling unit on the first floor is activated from the house information board 2 to confirm the occurrence of a fire.
The fire information is broadcast from the housing information panel 2 of the dwelling units on the first and second floors and the speaker SP2 of the common use unit. In addition, the operation of the fire detector S is an erroneous report, and when the recovery signal is received, the house information panel 2 and the speaker SP which were performing the fire broadcast are provided.
From 2, broadcast non-fire. Further, when a test is performed by a remote tester or the like, and a test signal is received from the house information panel 2 of the dwelling unit on the first floor, a test broadcast is performed only from the speaker SP2 of the common unit on the first floor. Here, the case where the broadcast is controlled for each floor has been described, but the broadcast can be controlled individually by transmitting a control signal through the multiplex transmission line L.

As described above, in the present invention, the output destination of each broadcast is set to one or both of the house information panel 2 of each dwelling unit and the speaker SP2 of the common use unit according to the needs of each system. be able to. Therefore, in addition to this, the fire broadcast causes the house information panel 2 of each dwelling unit to output a unique message, but the non-fire broadcast may be performed from the integrated panel 1 to the house information panel 2 that performed the fire broadcast. it can.

FIG. 3 shows an example of the setting contents of the output destination of each broadcast. This figure shows a setting example for performing an audio warning (each broadcast) as shown in FIG. The integrated panel 1 sets which of the house information panel 2 and the speaker SP2 of the common part outputs an alarm for each type of audio alarm to be output. This content is set in the storage unit 19 by operating the numeric keypad or the like of the operation unit 17 or a dip switch (not shown).
Is set by In this case, the storage unit 19 and the like constitute an alarm output destination setting unit. Further, the setting contents can be displayed on the display unit 18 in a manner as shown in FIG. In this case, the display unit 18 constitutes an alarm output destination display unit.

Next, the voice message registration function of the integrated board 1 will be described. The integrated board 1 includes a plurality of audio signal lines L
Through each of 11 to L13, L21, and L22, the content of the audio alert output from the house information panel 2 or the speaker SP2 of the common use unit can be set in advance. The audio alarm to be set here is output when an abnormality such as a fire occurs in a neighboring dwelling unit. Therefore, in practice, an audio alarm is set for each dwelling unit, and the output destination is set to the neighboring dwelling unit. And output an audio alert. Note that the setting method may be performed by inputting characters using the operation unit 17 and storing the characters in the storage unit 19, but a necessary phrase is selected from a plurality of preset voice phrases (syllables). Then combine
You may make it register in the audio processing part 20. Therefore, here, the storage unit 19 and the voice processing unit 20 constitute a voice alarm setting unit.

FIG. 4 shows an example of a voice alarm set on the integrated board 1. As shown here, audio alerts include:
At least the floor where the fire occurred (item numbers 11, 12, ...)
And the name of a specific place (item numbers 21, 22,...) Can be set. For example, when performing a fire broadcast, one or both of the floor name and the place name may be inserted into the fire broadcast message of item No. 1 which is a common phrase. Item No. 2 shows an example of a non-fire broadcast message, and items No. 3 and 4 show an example of a test broadcast message.

The voice message to be output may be changed between the house information panel 2 and the speaker SP2 of the common use unit, and when the fire detector S of each dwelling unit is activated from the house information panel 2, If the first fire signal is transmitted, a message is output when the fire signal is received, and a second fire signal is transmitted when the fire is actually determined. The message may be changed.

Further, in the integrated panel 1, the above-mentioned setting contents can be displayed by using the liquid crystal screen of the display unit 18 or a 7-segment display as a voice alarm display means, so that the efficiency of voice message setting and confirmation work can be improved. Go up. As described above, if a detailed voice message can be registered in the integrated board 1 in correspondence with the output destination of each voice alarm, an appropriate action can be taken in the event of a fire or the like. In addition, integrated board 1
If it is possible to register voice messages for the entire system by focusing on
There is no need to register messages individually, and work efficiency at the time of construction is particularly improved.

Next, the monitoring function of the voice message will be described. In the integrated board 1, the content of the message set in the voice processing unit 20 can be output by voice. For this reason, a monitor sound output unit 21 constituting the voice alarm monitoring means is provided. Thus, the contents of the voice message can be easily confirmed on the integrated board 1.

Further, since the volume of the sound output from the speaker SP by the monitor sound output unit 21 can be adjusted by the volume adjustment unit 22 constituting the volume adjustment means, the volume of the voice message actually output can also be adjusted at the same time. If so, this adjustment can be made easily. Further, if the monitor sound is adjusted to be low, even if another sound such as an alarm sound due to the occurrence of an actual fire sounds in the integrated board 1, this sound is not missed.

Further, in the integrated board 1, a monitor output destination setting means for setting a destination for outputting the contents set in the audio processing section 20 by voice is configured in the storage section 19, and specifically, Can be set to any of the built-in speaker SP of the monitor sound output unit 21, the house information panel 2, the speaker SP2 of the common use unit, or a combination thereof. Further, a specific house information panel 2 or a speaker SP2 of a common use section can be set as a sound output destination.

FIG. 5 shows a display example of the display section 18 when the above-mentioned audio output destination is set. Here, the speaker SP2 of the common unit on the second floor is used as a monitor output destination.
Only the example shown is designated by a predetermined operation of the operation unit 17 (designated by “●”). As an output destination,
Since the individual house information panel 2 and the speaker SP2 of the common area can also be designated, monitor output can be made on site without disturbing the dwellers.

Further, the integrated board 1 can select and set the contents set for the specific house information board 1 or the speaker SP2 of the common part to be output by voice. At this time,
The operation unit 17 operated to select the set voice message constitutes a monitor content selection unit. FIG. 6 shows a display example of the display unit 18 when the voice message is selected. Here, an example is shown in which a voice message to the house information panel 2 of the dwelling unit on the second floor is designated (designated by “●”). In the case of the designation as shown in the figure, a voice message output when a fire occurs on the same floor (the second floor) and the immediately lower floor (the first floor) in the vicinity can be confirmed.

At this time, if the output destination shown in FIG. 5 is automatically made to correspond at the same time as the voice message to be output, the corresponding housing information panel 2 or the common The message output can be confirmed by the speaker SP2 of the unit.

[0047]

As can be understood from the above description, in the integrated housing alarm monitoring integrated system according to the first to fourth aspects of the present invention, the integrated panel outputs an audio alarm according to the type of the audio alarm. The audio signal line to be connected is switched to an audio signal line to which a house information panel is connected or an audio signal line to which a speaker of a common unit is connected. This makes it possible to automatically output sound only from the speaker in the common area when performing a test broadcast as an audio alarm, and perform tests without disturbing the dwellers. Audio output becomes possible.

In the integrated housing alarm monitoring and integrating system according to the fifth to seventh aspects, the integrated panel displays the contents of the audio alarm output from the housing information panel or the speaker of the common unit through each of the plurality of audio signal lines. Since the voice message can be set in advance, the voice message corresponding to each output destination can be registered, and the voice message of the entire system can be registered on the integrated board.

In the integrated housing alarm monitoring / integrating system according to the eighth to thirteenth aspects, the integrated panel can monitor and output the set contents of the voice message by voice, thereby facilitating the confirmation. In particular, in the twelfth aspect, a voice message to be output can be selected, and the voice message can be actually output from the corresponding house information panel or the speaker of the common use unit for confirmation. According to the thirteenth aspect, since the volume of the audio output to the monitor can be adjusted, if the volume is reduced, the alarm sound output from the integrated board may not be heard during the monitor output.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an example of a configuration of an integrated alarm monitoring / integration system according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a time chart showing an example of an operation of the integrated housing alarm monitoring and integration system according to the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating an example of an alarm output destination setting.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of an audio alarm setting.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of a monitor output destination setting.

FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating an example of monitor output target selection.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a basic configuration of an integrated housing alarm monitoring / integration system.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Integrated board 11 ... Information processing part 12 ... Transmission control part 15 ... Audio output part for dwelling units 16 ... Audio output part for common use parts 17 ... Operation part 18 ... Display Unit 19: Storage unit 20: Voice processing unit 21: Monitor sound output unit 22: Volume adjustment unit 2: House information panel SP2: Speakers of common units L11 to L13, L21, L22: audio signal line L: multiplex transmission line

 ──────────────────────────────────────────────────の Continuing on the front page (72) Inventor Junji Senoo 1048 Kadoma Kadoma, Osaka Prefecture Inside Matsushita Electric Works, Ltd.

Claims (13)

[Claims] A plurality of housing information panels of each dwelling unit having a security monitoring function are connected to an integrated panel via a multiplex transmission line, and a plurality of housing information panels for each predetermined unit are provided via a plurality of audio signal lines. And a speaker of a common unit for each predetermined unit, wherein the integrated panel is configured to receive a warning signal from any one of the house information panels through the multiplex transmission line. The housing information panel of the present invention performs a basic operation of outputting an audio alarm from the speaker of the common area, and the integrated panel includes an audio output unit that outputs an audio alarm through each of the plurality of audio signal lines, and the audio output unit. Switching means for switching an audio signal line for outputting an audio alarm, and according to the type of the audio alarm output by the audio output means,
An integrated housing alarm monitoring and integration system comprising control means for controlling the switching means to switch to an audio signal line to which the house information panel is connected or to an audio signal line to which a speaker of the common unit is connected. 2. The type of the sound alarm output by the sound output means of the integrated board includes a fire indicating that at least an alarm signal received from any of the house information boards is due to the occurrence of a real fire. The integrated alarm monitoring and monitoring system according to claim 1, wherein the system includes a broadcast, a non-fire broadcast indicating that the alarm signal is caused by a false alarm, and a test broadcast. 3. An alarm output for setting which one of the house information panel and the speaker of the common unit outputs an alarm for each type of audio alarm output by the audio output means. 3. The integrated alarm and monitoring system according to claim 1, further comprising a destination setting unit. 4. The integrated alarm monitoring and monitoring system according to claim 3, wherein said integrated panel further comprises alarm output destination display means for displaying the contents set by said alarm output destination setting means. 5. The voice alarm setting device according to claim 1, wherein the voice output means presets the content of a voice alarm output from the house information panel or the speaker of the common unit through each of the plurality of voice signal lines. 2. The integrated alarm and monitoring system according to claim 1, further comprising means. 6. The alarm monitoring / integration of a multiple dwelling house according to claim 5, wherein said voice alarm setting means of said integrated board can set at least a floor where a fire has occurred and a name of a specific place. system. 7. The set according to claim 5, wherein said integrated panel further comprises a voice alarm display means for displaying the contents of the voice alarm set by said voice alarm setting means. Residential alarm monitoring integrated system. 8. The integrated panel further comprises an audio alarm monitor for outputting the contents of the audio alarm set by the audio alarm setting means as audio.
An integrated housing alarm monitoring and integration system according to claim 7. 9. The monitor according to claim 5, wherein said integrated board further comprises monitor output destination setting means for setting a destination to output the contents of the voice alarm set by said voice alarm setting means by voice. The integrated housing alarm monitoring and integration system according to claim 8. 10. The monitor output destination setting means of the integrated board,
10. The integrated housing alarm monitoring and integration system according to claim 9, wherein any one of the voice alarm monitoring means, the house information panel, and the speaker of the common use unit, or a combination thereof can be set as a sound output destination. 11. The monitor output destination setting means of the integrated board,
The integrated housing alarm monitoring and integration system according to claim 9, wherein a specific house information panel or a speaker of a common area can be set as a sound output destination. 12. The integrated board includes a monitor content selecting means for selecting the content of an audio alarm set by the audio alarm setting means for a specific house information panel or a speaker of a common area and outputting the selected content by voice. The alarm / monitoring integrated system for a condominium according to any one of claims 8 to 11, further comprising: 13. The assembly according to claim 8, wherein said integrated board further comprises a volume adjusting means for adjusting the volume of the audio output from said audio alarm monitoring means. Residential alarm monitoring integrated system.