CN112084088A - Method for monitoring service life of transmitting card - Google Patents

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CN112084088A
CN112084088A CN202010921988.0A CN202010921988A CN112084088A CN 112084088 A CN112084088 A CN 112084088A CN 202010921988 A CN202010921988 A CN 202010921988A CN 112084088 A CN112084088 A CN 112084088A
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Abstract

The invention discloses a method for supervising the service life of a sending card, which comprises the following steps: calculating the ratio of the aging time of the sending card to the preset aging time, calculating the ratio of the using time of the sending card to the preset using time, calculating the ratio of the using times of the sending card to the preset limit times, triggering early warning prompt according to the calculation result, and recording early warning prompt time; and judging whether the early warning prompting time reaches the preset early warning prompting time, and locking the output function of the sending card according to the judgment result. The service life supervision method of the sending card locks the output function of the sending card when the service life of the sending card is about to reach the limit state by supervising the service life of the sending card in real time, thereby early warning a user in advance, avoiding influencing the use effect of the sending card due to the over-limit operation of the sending card, particularly for certain important LED large-screen use occasions, and simultaneously avoiding generating unnecessary cost problems, such as burning out a main board of the sending card and the like.

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Method for monitoring service life of transmitting card
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of sending cards, and particularly relates to a method for supervising the service life of a sending card.
Background
The transmitting card, namely LED transmitting card software, is a control system for converting and transmitting audio and video signals of a computer to an LED display screen. The LED display screen sending card packs the image information and sends the packed image information to the receiving card, and the receiving card unpacks the image information and processes the image.
For the client who uses the sending card at present, the service life problem of the sending card may not be noticed, so that after long-time use, the problem of failure of the sending card caused by the service life of the sending card may occur, which directly affects the playing effect of the LED display screen, and is unacceptable for some important LED large screen use occasions.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to solve the problems, the invention provides a service life supervision method for a sending card, which can early warn a user in advance, avoid the influence on the use effect of the sending card due to the over-time operation of the sending card, and is particularly suitable for certain important LED large-screen use occasions.
The technical scheme adopted by the invention is as follows:
a method for monitoring the life of a transmitting card comprises the following steps:
s1, continuously collecting the power-on time of the sending card and recording the power-on time as the aging time of the sending card, continuously collecting the power-on time of the sending card and recording the power-on time as the use time of the sending card, and continuously collecting the use times of the sending card and recording the use times of the sending card;
s2, calculating the ratio of the aging time of the sending card to the preset aging time, calculating the ratio of the using time of the sending card to the preset using time, calculating the ratio of the using times of the sending card to the preset limit times, triggering early warning prompt according to the calculation result, and recording early warning prompt time;
and S3, judging whether the early warning prompting time reaches the preset early warning prompting time, and locking the output function of the sending card according to the judgment result.
Preferably, the S2 is specifically:
s21, calculating the ratio of the aging time of the sending card to the preset aging time, recording the ratio as a, the ratio of the using time of the sending card to the preset using time, recording the ratio as b, and the ratio of the using times of the sending card to the preset limit times, recording the ratio as c;
s22, uniformly processing a, b and c through a normalization formula to obtain xa *、xb *、xc *；
S23, life value formula L ═ xa **A+xb **B+xc *C, obtaining a life value L, wherein A, B, C is the aging duration of the sending card, the service duration of the sending card and the weight ratio of the service times of the sending card in the service life of the sending card;
and S24, judging whether the life value L reaches a preset life value or not, and triggering early warning prompt according to the judgment result.
Preferably, the normalization formula is:
xi *＝(x-min)/(max-min)
wherein x isi *After normalization, x is a, b and c, min is the minimum value of a, b and c, and max is the maximum value of a, b and c.
Preferably, the S24 is specifically: and judging whether the life value L reaches a preset life value, if so, triggering an early warning prompt, otherwise, returning to S1.
Preferably, the S3 is specifically: and judging whether the early warning prompting time reaches the preset early warning prompting time, if so, locking the output function of the sending card, otherwise, returning to the step S1.
Preferably, the S2 further includes: and after triggering an early warning prompt according to the calculation result, displaying corresponding early warning information on an LED display screen connected with the sending card.
Preferably, in S3, the lock sending card output function specifically includes: and calling a locking password in a locking file in the sending card to lock the output function of the sending card.
Preferably, the locking password is a combination of a current locking time and a random locking symbol.
Preferably, in S1, the unpowered time period of the sending card is collected by a button battery and a timing module built in the sending card.
Preferably, in S2, the preset aging duration, the preset using duration and the preset limit number of times of the sending card are all determined by the life of the sending card.
Compared with the prior art, the service life supervision method of the sending card locks the output function of the sending card when the service life of the sending card is about to reach the limit state by supervising the service life of the sending card in real time, thereby early warning a user in advance, avoiding the influence on the use effect of the sending card due to the over-time operation of the sending card, and particularly avoiding the generation of unnecessary cost problems such as burning out of a main board of the sending card and the like on certain important LED large-screen use occasions.
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In order to make the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the present invention more apparent, the present invention is described in further detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments. It should be understood that the specific embodiments described herein are merely illustrative of the invention and are not intended to limit the invention.
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The embodiment of the invention provides a service life supervision method for a sending card, which comprises the following steps as shown in figures 1-2:
s1, continuously collecting the power-on time of the sending card and recording the power-on time as the aging time of the sending card, continuously collecting the power-on time of the sending card and recording the power-on time as the use time of the sending card, and continuously collecting the use times of the sending card and recording the use times of the sending card;
s2, calculating the ratio of the aging time of the sending card to the preset aging time, calculating the ratio of the using time of the sending card to the preset using time, calculating the ratio of the using times of the sending card to the preset limit times, triggering early warning prompt according to the calculation result, and recording early warning prompt time;
and S3, judging whether the early warning prompting time reaches the preset early warning prompting time, and locking the output function of the sending card according to the judgment result.
Therefore, the aging time of the sending card, the use time of the sending card and the use times of the sending card are monitored in real time, the early warning prompt is triggered when the service life of the sending card is about to reach the limit state, the output function of the sending card is locked after the early warning prompt is triggered for a period of time, and therefore early warning can be carried out on a user in advance, the influence on the use effect of the sending card due to the fact that the sending card runs beyond the limit is avoided, and particularly on certain important LED large-screen use occasions, meanwhile, the unnecessary cost problem is avoided, for example, the mainboard of the sending card is burnt out.
The unpowered time of the sending card is collected through a button battery and a timing module which are arranged in the sending card, the unpowered time of the sending card can be more accurately collected and recorded as the aging time.
The S2 specifically includes:
s21, calculating the ratio of the aging time of the sending card to the preset aging time, recording the ratio as a, the ratio of the using time of the sending card to the preset using time, recording the ratio as b, and the ratio of the using times of the sending card to the preset limit times, recording the ratio as c;
s22, uniformly processing a, b and c through a normalization formula to obtain xa *、xb *、xc *；
S23, life value formula L ═ xa **A+xb **B+xc *C, obtaining a life value L, wherein A, B, C is the aging duration of the sending card, the service duration of the sending card and the weight ratio of the service times of the sending card in the service life of the sending card;
and S24, judging whether the life value L reaches a preset life value, triggering early warning prompt according to the judgment result, and recording early warning prompt time.
Thus, for example, by calculating the ratio of the transmission card aging period to the preset aging period in time unit s, denoted as a-2/5, and the ratio of the transmission card use period to the preset use period in time unit s, denoted as b-2/3, the ratio of the transmission card use number to the preset limit number in number, denoted as c-1/2; because the units a, b and c are different, the expression with dimension (unit) is transformed into the expression without dimension (unit) by adopting the normalization formula, and the expression becomes pure quantity, namely:
uniformly processing a, b and c by a normalization formula to obtain xa *、xb *、xc *The method specifically comprises the following steps:
xa *＝(a-min)/(max-min)＝(2/5-2/5)/(2/3-2/5)＝0；
xb *＝(b-min)/(max-min)＝(2/3-2/5)/(2/3-2/5)＝1；
xc *＝(c-min)/(max-min)＝(1/2-2/5)/(2/3-2/5)＝3/8；
then passing the formula L ═ xa **A+xb **B+xc *C, obtaining a life value L, wherein A, B, C is the weight ratio of the aging duration of the sending card, the using duration of the sending card and the using times of the sending card in the life of the sending card, specifically, a is 50%, B is 25%, C is 25%, L is xa **A+xb **B+xc **C＝0*50％+1*25％+3/8*25％＝0.34375；
And finally, judging whether the service life value L reaches the preset service life value of 0.3, wherein 0.34375 is greater than 0.3, so that the service life value L reaches the preset service life value, and triggering early warning prompt.
In S2, the preset aging duration, the preset using duration, and the preset limit number of the sending card are all determined by the life of the sending card, and are preset in the sending card.
The S3 specifically includes: and judging whether the early warning prompting time reaches the preset early warning prompting time, if so, locking the output function of the sending card, otherwise, returning to the step S1.
In this way, if the early warning prompt time reaches the preset early warning prompt time, the output function of the sending card is locked, and a locking password in a locking file in the sending card is called to lock the output function of the sending card, wherein the locking password is formed by combining the current locking time and a random locking symbol, and the security level is higher; otherwise, the process returns to S1.
The S2 further includes: and after triggering an early warning prompt according to the calculation result, displaying corresponding early warning information on an LED display screen connected with the sending card.
Therefore, after the early warning prompt is triggered according to the calculation result, the corresponding early warning information is displayed on the LED display screen connected with the sending card, and the worker is reminded to replace the sending card as soon as possible.
The service life supervision method of the sending card locks the output function of the sending card when the service life of the sending card is about to reach the limit state by supervising the service life of the sending card in real time, thereby early warning a user in advance, avoiding influencing the use effect of the sending card due to the over-limit operation of the sending card, particularly for certain important LED large-screen use occasions, and simultaneously avoiding generating unnecessary cost problems, such as burning out a main board of the sending card and the like.
The above description is only for the preferred embodiment of the present invention, but the scope of the present invention is not limited thereto, and any changes or substitutions that can be easily conceived by those skilled in the art within the technical scope of the present invention are included in the scope of the present invention. Therefore, the protection scope of the present invention shall be subject to the protection scope of the claims.

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1. A method for monitoring the life of a transmitting card is characterized by comprising the following steps:
s1, continuously collecting the power-on time of the sending card and recording the power-on time as the aging time of the sending card, continuously collecting the power-on time of the sending card and recording the power-on time as the use time of the sending card, and continuously collecting the use times of the sending card and recording the use times of the sending card;
s2, calculating the ratio of the aging time of the sending card to the preset aging time, calculating the ratio of the using time of the sending card to the preset using time, calculating the ratio of the using times of the sending card to the preset limit times, triggering early warning prompt according to the calculation result, and recording early warning prompt time;
and S3, judging whether the early warning prompting time reaches the preset early warning prompting time, and locking the output function of the sending card according to the judgment result.
2. The sending card lifetime supervision method according to claim 1, wherein the S2 is specifically:
s21, calculating the ratio of the aging time of the sending card to the preset aging time, recording the ratio as a, the ratio of the using time of the sending card to the preset using time, recording the ratio as b, and the ratio of the using times of the sending card to the preset limit times, recording the ratio as c;
s22, uniformly processing a, b and c through a normalization formula to obtain xa *、xb *、xc *；
S23, life value formula L ═ xa **A+xb **B+xc *C, obtaining a life value L, wherein A, B, C is the aging duration of the sending card, the service duration of the sending card and the weight ratio of the service times of the sending card in the service life of the sending card;
and S24, judging whether the life value L reaches a preset life value or not, and triggering early warning prompt according to the judgment result.
3. The transmit card life supervision method according to claim 2, characterized in that the normalized formula is:
xi *＝(x-min)/(max-min)
wherein x isi *After normalization, x is a, b and c, min is the minimum value of a, b and c, and max is the maximum value of a, b and c.
4. The sending card lifetime supervision method according to claim 2 or 3, wherein the S24 is specifically: and judging whether the life value L reaches a preset life value, if so, triggering an early warning prompt, otherwise, returning to S1.
5. The delivery card lifetime supervision method according to any of claims 1-3, wherein the S3 is specifically: and judging whether the early warning prompting time reaches the preset early warning prompting time, if so, locking the output function of the sending card, otherwise, returning to the step S1.
6. The delivery card life supervision method according to any of claims 1-3, wherein the S2 further comprises: and after triggering an early warning prompt according to the calculation result, displaying corresponding early warning information on an LED display screen connected with the sending card.
7. The delivery card lifetime supervision method according to any of claims 1-3, wherein in S3, the locked delivery card output function is specifically: and calling a locking password in a locking file in the sending card to lock the output function of the sending card.
8. The method of claim 7, wherein the lock password is based on a combination of a current lock time and a random lock token.
9. The sender card life supervision method according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein in the step S1, the unpowered time duration of the sender card is collected by a button battery and a timing module built in the sender card.
10. The sender card life supervision method according to any of claims 1-3, wherein the preset aging period, the preset usage period and the preset limit number of times of the sender card are all determined by the life of the sender card in S2.
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