JPS60204160A - Multiple dwelling house managing system - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To utilize efficiently the housing managing system by transmitting plural sets of emergency information automatically to a public telephone line plural number of times according to the priority when the said plural sets of emergency information are transmitted from a slave set to a master set. CONSTITUTION:A common gate door device 10 being the master set, an automatic transmitter 20 connected thereto, a home control device 30 being the slave set arranged to each housing, a multiplex transmission line 40 connecting the control device 30 and the gate door device 10 in a multi-drop form and a talking line 50 are provided. Then a fire alarm sensor, a burglar proof sensor and various falt sensors (not shown) are connected to a transmission terminal section 31 of the control section 30, and when a sensor signal is outputted, emergency information and information representing a faulty housing are outputted from the section 31 to the line 40. The output signal is transmitted to the public telephone line 60 via a CPU15 of the gate door device 10. In this case, the CPU15 stores the emergency information to a memroy 17 depending on the priority and transmits it to the line 60 via the automatic transmitter 20 in the order of the priority.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Title of the Invention) The present invention relates to an apartment complex management system suitable for use in small-scale apartment complexes without a manager.

(Background of the invention) The management system installed in small-scale apartment complexes without a housing manager is a slave device (terminal) installed in each housing unit.
When emergency information such as security information (information about fires, crime prevention, etc.) and housing equipment information (information about equipment failures) is transmitted from the main unit such as a common entrance unit, the information is transmitted using the telephone line. The information is transmitted to Bebi companies, housing service companies, etc. located in remote areas.

That is, as shown in FIG. 1, a number of automatic calling devices 2 corresponding to the types of emergency information (8 to 16 types) are connected to the base unit 1, and a different telephone line 3 is connected for each type of information. Information is transmitted to the corresponding party via the

However, as mentioned above, the conventional system in which a separate automatic transmission device 2 is provided for each type of emergency information requires high equipment costs, and therefore, it has traditionally been difficult to economically transmit the emergency information to remote locations. A user-friendly apartment complex management system was desired.

(Object of the Invention) In view of the above-mentioned circumstances, the present invention aims to provide an apartment complex management system that can transmit emergency information to remote areas using telephone lines more economically than before. It is something to do.

(Structure of the Invention) In order to achieve this object, the present invention provides an apartment management system that transmits various data between a master unit and a slave unit set in each dwelling unit. When the emergency information is transmitted from the handset to the base, the emergency information is divided into a plurality of times and automatically transmitted to a public telephone line to notify a predetermined remote location.

(Example of the invention) Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of seven systems for housing complex management according to the present invention.

In this embodiment, the common entrance unit 10. An automatic transmission device 20 connected to this communal entrance device 10, a home controller 30 as a slave device installed in each dwelling unit, a multiplex transmission line 40 that connects this home controller and the communal entrance device 10 in a multi-channel manner, and a telephone call. It consists of line 5o.

Now, when a visitor operates the numeric keypad 12 provided on the panel section 11 of the communal entrance unit 1o to display the number of the called residence on the display 13, and then presses the call button 14, the micro A calling signal is output to the transmission line 40 from a control unit 16 that includes a CPU 15 such as a processor. A transmission terminal unit 3 consisting of a CPU such as a microprocessor installed in the home controller 3o of the called house
1 recognizes the calling signal, sounds a chime (not shown), closes the relay 32, and connects the handset 33 to the telephone line 5o. Thus, a call can be made between the visitor and the called residence.

After confirming the visitor, the door is unlocked by operating a switch (not shown) at the called residence, and a door opening signal is transmitted to the transmission terminal unit 31.
is input to the common entrance machine 1 through the transmission line 4゜.
This signal is transmitted to the controller 16, which causes the control unit 16 to unlock and open the common entrance (not shown).

By the way, the transmission terminal unit 31 of the home controller 30 is connected to a fire sensor, a security sensor, a failure detection sensor for various equipment, etc. (not shown), and when a security signal or equipment failure signal is output from these sensors, the security signal is detected. Information (hereinafter referred to as emergency alert) indicating the contents of the emergency alert and the details of equipment failure, and information indicating the residential unit to which this information was issued are outputted to the transmission line 40 via the transmission terminal 31. This emergency information includes, for example, 8-bit residential unit number data and the same number of bits as the sensors that correspond to each bit and indicate the status of each sensor.

In this embodiment, the CPU of the communal entrance machine 10 executes the process shown in FIG.
It outputs 0.

That is, it is determined whether the information output from each Baum controller 30 to the data transmission line 40 is emergency information such as the security information, or normal information indicating unlocking, door opening, etc. (step 100). , if the latter is the case, the corresponding process is executed. On the other hand, if it is emergency information and there is more than one piece of information, the priority is identified from the content of the information and the memo IJ is
17 (step 1o1). Then, the emergency information stored in the memory 17 is output to the automatic dialer 20 in order of priority (step 102). Of course, in addition to individual information, information about telephone numbers and information about the housing unit from which the information was sent are also output at the same time.

As a result, the automatic transmission device 20 dials the public telephone line 6o a number of times corresponding to the number of pieces of information and reports each piece of information to the security company, housing service company, etc. in order of priority.

Note that if only one emergency 1-1 report is transmitted to the transmission line 40, only that information will of course be automatically transmitted.

(Effects of the Invention) As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to transmit various types of information to a remote location using all public telephone lines fa--it can be done using one automatic transmission device, so it is not necessary to use the conventional management system. In comparison, the structure can be simplified and the cost can be reduced. However, the automatic transmitting device only needs to have a capacity capable of parallel-to-serial conversion, modulation, etc. of one emergency information, and from this point on, the configuration can be simplified and the cost can be reduced.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing the arrangement of an automatic transmission device in a conventional housing management system, FIG. 2 is a block diagram conceptually showing an embodiment of the housing management system according to the present invention, and FIG. The figure is a flowchart 1 showing the operation of the system shown in FIG. 10...Common entrance machine, 11...Gunel section, 16.
...Control unit, 15...CPU, 17...Memory, 20
・Automatic transmission device, 30..Home controller, 31.
...Transmission terminal section, 40...Data transmission line, 60
...Public telephone line. Patent Applicant Toshiba Electric Materials Corporation Agent Patent Attorney Tatsuo Ito Attorney Patent Attorney Satoshi Ito Figure 1 Figure M2 + 5 1/

Claims (2)

[Claims] (1) In an apartment complex management system that transmits various data between a master unit and a slave unit set in each dwelling unit, when multiple pieces of emergency information are transmitted from the slave unit to the master unit, A housing complex management system characterized by providing a means for automatically transmitting emergency information to a public telephone line in multiple parts. (2) The apartment complex management system according to claim (1), wherein the automatic transmission means is configured to determine the priority of each of the emergency information and transmit the information in order from the highest priority. .