JPS63291197A - Urgency information system - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To attain safe and sure urgency information by connecting between a pendant carried by a resident and a radio equipment through radio waves and connecting a transmitter and a receiver carried by a residence custodian with a transmission part and the radio equipment through radio waves. CONSTITUTION:A network is formed by wires through the rooms of a resident M, a common part such as garden and passages and a custodian's room in which the custodian M' exists and an interphone 4 connected to various switches and a radio equipment 6A capable of transmitting/receiving signals through radio waves are set up in the room. Plural dispersion type radio equipments 6B,, 6C capable of transmitting/ receiving signals through radio waves are set up in the common part. An integrated display board 11 and an information display board 10 are arranged in the custodian's room, so that information can be automatically applied to the resident M and the resident M is allowed to carry a pendant 1 for automatically generating information at the time of emergency. The custodian M' is allowed to carry a receiver 15 displaying a resident generating information and his position and a transmitter 16 capable of sending a check signal. Consequently, the resident M can generate information from any position and the manager also can generate information in any position.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention is an emergency notification system, and more specifically, it is intended for use in housing complexes, etc., for residents ranging from healthy people to sick people requiring care and the elderly. Promptly with the administrator etc.
and related to a system for reliably reporting.

(Prior art and its problems) In the conventional emergency 1 notification system, a push button is placed in a predetermined place such as in the living room or in the hallway, or the resident is made to carry a wireless transmitter, and by operating the button, the control room is notified. However, since it is a push-button notification, only healthy people are eligible, and sick people, elderly people, etc. who need nursing care may not be able to make a call.

■With non-talk type transmitters, even if a call is made, the calling party does not know whether the call has been received or not, which may leave them feeling anxious and there is a risk that the call will not be received.

■The control room knows who is calling the report, but does not know where the call is coming from, and there is a risk that treatment will be delayed.

■If the manager is not in a fixed room such as the control room, the call will not be received immediately, so the manager cannot leave the room and has a very heavy burden.

■If a resident collapses in the toilet or bathroom, there is a risk that if the resident or others do not notice, it will not be reported and treatment will be delayed.

There were other drawbacks.

(Means for Solving the Problems) The present invention has been proposed in view of the above points, and its purpose is to promptly communicate between residents, managers, and other residents in the event of an emergency. , and ensure that the information is reported and acknowledged.
The objective is to provide an emergency call system that can respond.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention includes an intercom and radio set placed in the living room, a plurality of radio sets placed in the common area, a collective display board and an information display board arranged in the management room, and an intercom and radio set placed at appropriate locations. The receiver and the transmitter are connected to each other by wire via a communication line and a controller, and the pendant carried by the resident is wirelessly coupled to the radio, and the receiver and transmitter carried by the manager are connected to each other by wire via a communication line and a controller. The gist of this is an emergency 1 notification system, which is characterized in that the transmitter and the radio are connected wirelessly to enable notification, confirmation, and response between the resident, the manager, and other residents. There is.

(Function) The present invention forms a wired network from the resident's room to the garden, common areas such as the lower S, and the management room where the manager is located, and transmits and receives signals wirelessly to an intercom connected to various switches in the resident's room. The common areas are equipped with multiple distributed radios that can send and receive signals wirelessly, and the management room is equipped with a collective display panel and an information display panel.
Residents are equipped with a pendant that allows them to make a report spontaneously and automatically in the event of an emergency, and the manager is equipped with a receiver that displays the resident who made the report and the location, and a transmitter that can send out a TMM signal. Residents can make reports from anywhere, and managers can make reports from anywhere, so they can make quick and reliable emergency calls.

(Example) DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The present invention will be described in detail below with reference to drawings showing embodiments.

FIG. 1 is an overall configuration diagram showing an embodiment of the emergency call system of the present invention. In Fig. 1, 8 is a communication line installed in the building and its surrounding area, and this communication line 8 connects the wireless device 6A installed in the living room and the multiple distributed wireless devices installed in the common area. radio devices 6B and 6C, a control device 9, and a gathering display board 11 provided in the management room. The information display panel 10 is connected to each other by wire.

In the living room, an intercom 4 is connected to the radio 6^, and a toilet switch 2a provided in the toilet 2 of the living room is connected to the intercom 4, and a bathroom switch 3a provided in the bathroom 3 is connected to the intercom 4. Furthermore, a doorbell 5 provided at the entrance/exit of the living room is connected.

Here, the intercom 4 has an emergency switch on the panel,
Acknowledgment switch, call switch, microphone inch, pendant LED, toilet/bathroom LED.

A wake-up call setting LED, message LED, etc. are provided, and a hook switch (public address speaker,
Microphone), etc. are installed, and there is a called volume adjustment switch and a receiving volume adjustment switch on the side part.

A power switch, a modular 2 handset cord, etc. are provided, and its main functions are: (i) a function to communicate with the control room as an intercom;

A function that lights up the LED and generates an electronic sound when an emergency call is made to the control room via 6C or when an emergency call is made by line. Function 1v to send an emergency call to the management room side, function to send an emergency call to the management room side by operating the toilet switch 2a installed in the toilet 2 and the bathroom switch 3a installed in the bathroom 3 ■, emergency, notification The hallway light 5a of the doorbell 5 is turned on when
Functions include flashing and emitting electronic sounds, wake-up calls, and intercoms with messages.

On the other hand, the pendant 1 is adapted to be carried around the neck of the resident M by a neck string, and is provided with a switch for making an emergency call and a sounding body for generating an electronic sound. In other words, although the internal configuration is not shown, the radios 6A and 68.6C transmit a coded signal to identify the resident as a weak radio wave in response to the operation of a switch.
etc., and also generates an electronic sound when the switch is on and during standby.
It has a function of generating an electronic confirmation sound when receiving a predetermined signal from, etc.

In addition, the pendant l can be connected to a predetermined electric power M! It has a function of transmitting a weak radio wave similar to the above-mentioned emergency notification when receiving a guided wave, and FIGS. 2 and 3 show an optional configuration using this function.

That is, FIG. 2 shows the configuration of the toilet sensor. An antenna 2c is provided at a low position of the toilet 2, and an electromagnetic guided wave is generated by a signal from a transmitter 2b.
If you fall down or lie face down inside, the pendant 1 hanging around your neck will enter the magnetic induction wave radiation area of the antenna 2c, and the V! This is to make an emergency report. FIG. 3 shows the configuration of the remote call adapter. When sleeping, the pendant 1 is stored in the remote call adapter 17, the switch 17a is pulled out to the bedside using the cord 17b, and when the switch 17a is operated, the pendant 1 is stored in the remote call adapter 17. It generates electromagnetic guided waves to enable emergency calls.

Returning to Fig. 1 and explaining the other configuration, radios 6A, 6B, and 6C are wirelessly connected to pendant 1 owned by resident M in the living room and common area, and receive emergency calls issued from pendant 1. At the same time, the confirmation signal sent from the control room is sent to the pendan l-1.
It has the function of emitting light. Further, the communication line 8 is connected to a toilet switch 7a of a shared toilet 7 in the common area.

On the other hand, in the management room, the controller 9 communicates with the intercom 4. Doorbell 5. Toilet switch 2a, bathroom switch 3a, radios 6A, 6B, 6G, ) flush switch 78, etc., and collection display board 11. It has a function to correspond with information display panel IO, etc. In addition, the collective display board 11 includes an individual display window 11a and an individual called LED 11.
In addition to displaying the individual who has b and the emergency call has been made,
A confirmation switch lid is provided to confirm the emergency call, an untreated light 11c indicates that no treatment has been performed, and a treated switch lie is operated when the treatment is completed. The following functions are provided. Note that 12 is a digital sub-base unit.

Also, information display! Reference numeral 110 is a device equipped with an information processing function using a personal computer or the like, and has functions such as message information display, map display, and reception zone display 1 by program.

Further, a transmitter 14 is provided in the common area and at a suitable location, and is connected to the controller 9 via the transmitter controller 13. This transmitter 14 is installed in the management room by a manager M.

If the staff call function is activated by operating the paging switch llf on the collection display board 11 in advance when the staff member is not present, the transmitter 14 will send out a predetermined signal when there is an emergency call from resident M. The information is transmitted to the receiver 15 owned by the manager M'. That is, the receiver 8115 displays the resident who made the emergency call and the location where the call was made, and by operating the transmitter 16 accordingly, the radio 6A,
A confirmation signal is transmitted via 6B and 6C.

4 to 11 are flowcharts showing the operation of the above embodiment, and the main operations will be explained below.

FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing the operation of wireless and wired emergency notification, and FIG. 5 is an excerpt of the wireless operation in FIG. In Figure 5, step 1
When the switch of the pendant 1 is turned on at step 01, a weak radio wave such as VHF having a separate channel is transmitted at step 103, and the pendant is in a reception standby state for a predetermined period of time at step 108. Note that when the switch of pendant 1 is turned on, a confirmation sound is generated as shown in step 102, and after that, an electronic sound is emitted intermittently as shown in step 106 to make it easier to discover the location of pendant 1, that is, the resident's location. It's starting to happen.

On the other hand, the weak radio wave from pendant 1 is at step 11L1.
14.117 (received by a radio in your room, other room, or common area, with a predetermined electronic sound or pendant)
The LED, Ig bottom light, etc. are turned on, and the residents who made the emergency call in step 125 are individually displayed on the collective display board 11 via the controller 9 in step 118, and at the same time an electronic sound indicating an emergency call is generated. and step 12 on the information display panel 10.
In Step 6, the zone display and individual display are performed, and in Step 127, the manager M° confirms the caller's location and turns on the confirmation switch lid of the collective display board 11. Response signals are sent via radio waves to radios 6A and 6B.

Sent from 6C. In addition, this also allows the individual called LE
D11b turns off, the electronic sound stops, and the untreated light turns on.

Next, this confirmation response signal is received by the pendant 1 in step 142, and in step 143, the LED is turned on and an electronic sound is generated, thereby confirming on the resident M side that the emergency call has been transmitted. Then, the manager M° rushes to the scene, takes appropriate measures, and turns on the resent switch of the pendant 1 in step 145. Thereafter, in step 153, the manager M° turns on the treated switch lie on the collective display panel 11, and as in steps 154 to 162, the emergency displays at various places disappear, returning to the normal state.

Next, FIG. 6 shows an excerpt of the wired operation in FIG. 4. In FIG. 6, when the emergency switch of the intercom 4 in the living room, the toilet switch 2a, and the bathroom switch 3a are turned on in steps 201, 203 and 205, the LED of the intercom 4 lights up, an electronic sound is generated, and the S down press is turned on. The lights are turned on, and at the same time an emergency call is sent to the control room.

If the intercom is busy in the control room, step 212
The pre-emergency call is interrupted as shown in FIG.
Zone display and individual display are performed on the information display panel 10 with
Then, the manager M' operates the footer up or breath talk switch of the handset in steps 217 and 218, confirms with the voice in step 219, and confirms the instructions in step 221.
After hooking down, the manager M° rushes to the scene and takes action. Then, in step 224, the manager M°
When the treated switch 11e is turned on, steps 225~
The 9M sudden display in various places like 230 will disappear and the state will return to normal.

FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing the staff call operation when the manager M° is away from the management room in the above-mentioned wireless or wired emergency call.

Note that this function is performed by turning on the paging switch 11f of the collective display board 11. In FIG. 7, when an emergency call is made, the process proceeds from step 303 to steps 307 and 308, and a predetermined signal is transmitted from the transmission controller 13 and the transmitter 14 as radio waves. Then, in step 309, this signal is transmitted to the receiver 15 owned by the manager M'.
, and along with the generation of an electronic sound, the message "Who and where", which was entered in advance in steps 301 and 302, is displayed in step 311.Next, in step 320, the confirmation switch of the transmitter 16 is turned on. Then, in step 321, a predetermined signal is sent out as a radio wave, and this signal is transmitted to the distributed radio devices 6A, 6.
B, 6C is received in step 323, and the controller 9
After that, an acknowledgment signal is sent again to radios 6A, 6B, and 6C.
The rest of the operation is similar to that described above.

Next, Figures 8 to 11 show the operation of other functions, Figure 8 is a flowchart showing the operation of a call between the room and the control room using the intercom, and Figure 9 is a flowchart showing the operation of a call between the living room and the control room using the intercom. FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing the operation of an intercom with a message; FIG. 11 is a flowchart showing the operation of a door phone call.

(Effects of the Invention) As described above, in the present invention, an intercom and a wireless device placed in a living room, a plurality of wireless devices placed in a common area,
A gathering display panel and an information display panel placed in the management room and a transmitter placed at an appropriate location are connected to each other by wire via a communication line and a control device, and a pendant carried by the resident is connected to the wireless device. The receiver and transmitter carried by the manager are connected wirelessly to the transmitter and the radio, and notifications and confirmations can be made between the resident and the manager and other residents. , it is possible to respond, which has the effect of configuring a safe and reliable emergency notification system.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is an overall configuration diagram of the emergency call system of the present invention, Figure 2 is a schematic configuration diagram of Opcidin's toilet sensor, Figure 3 is an external view of Obsin's remote call adapter, and Figure 4 is a diagram of the overall configuration of the emergency call system of the present invention.
The diagram shows wireless and wired emergencies. A flowchart showing the reporting operation, FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing only the wireless operation in FIG. 4, FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing only the wired operation in FIG. 4, and FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing the staff call operation. , FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing the operation of a calling call using an intercom, FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing the operation of a wake-up call, FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing the operation of an intercom with a message, and FIG. 11 is a flowchart showing the operation of a calling call using a doorbell. It is a flowchart which shows. 1...Pendant, 2...Toilet, 2
a... Toilet switch, 2b... Transmitter, 2c... Antenna, 3... Bathroom,
3a... Bathroom switch, 4... Intercom, 5... Door phone, 5a... Corridor light, 6A, 6[1°6C...・Radio equipment, 7・
...Common toilet, 7a...Toilet switch, 8...Communication line, 9...Control machine, 1
0...Information display board, 11...Collection display board, lla...Individual display window, llb...
・Individual called LED, llc...Untreated light, l
id... Confirmation switch, lie... Treated switch, llf... Paging switch, 12... Digital submaster unit, 13...
Transmission controller, 14... Transmission section, 15...
・Receiver, 16...Transmitter, 17...
Remote call adapter, 17a...Switch, 17b...Code, M...Tenant,
Mo・・・Administrator Figure 3

Claims (3)

[Claims] (1) Intercoms and radios placed in living rooms, multiple radios placed in common areas, collective display boards and information display boards placed in the management room, and transmitters placed in appropriate locations are connected via communication lines and control. a pendant carried by the resident and the wireless device, which are connected to each other by wire via a wireless device;
The receiver and transmitter carried by the manager were connected to the transmitting unit and the radio, making it possible to report, confirm, and respond between the resident and the manager and other residents. An emergency call system characterized by: (2) An emergency call according to claim 1, wherein a toilet switch placed in a toilet and a bathroom switch placed in a bathroom are connected to the intercom, and a toilet switch placed in a shared toilet is connected to the communication line. system. (3) The emergency call system according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a door phone having a hallway light is connected to the intercom.