EP0533623B1 - Installation comportant des émetteurs et des récepteurs codés - Google Patents

Installation comportant des émetteurs et des récepteurs codés Download PDF

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EP0533623B1
EP0533623B1 EP92810667A EP92810667A EP0533623B1 EP 0533623 B1 EP0533623 B1 EP 0533623B1 EP 92810667 A EP92810667 A EP 92810667A EP 92810667 A EP92810667 A EP 92810667A EP 0533623 B1 EP0533623 B1 EP 0533623B1
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Dominique Jacquel
François Gallez
Joel Truchon
Lionel Gilles Burdet
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  • the subject of the present invention is an installation comprising several transmitters and several receivers, respectively capable of transmitting and receiving a frame containing data, in particular a code, and each comprising a microcomputer, a memory for memorizing a code d identification of each transmitter, randomly generated, of the means of transmission of this code between the microcomputers associated with means generating this code and the other microcomputers, at the end of its memorization in the corresponding memory, the microcomputers of the receivers comparing the code received to the memorized code and activating an output interface when these codes are identical.
  • the installation comprises several transmitters, for example in the case of a plurality of users of one or more receivers controlling one or more several doors, it is necessary to repeat the operation of acquisition of the identification code by the transmitters as many times as there are receivers and transmitters, the number of operations being consequently equal to the product of the number receivers by the number of transmitters.
  • the aim of the present invention is to simplify the code acquisition operation and to allow the simultaneous control of several receivers by a transmitter.
  • the installation according to the invention is characterized in that the means for generating random code are located in the transmitters, that the microcomputer of the transmitters comprises, for this purpose, a program and sub-programs for activating the means random code generators, to memorize this code in the memory, arrange the memorized code in the frame and trigger the transmission of the frame, that the receiver microcomputer includes a subroutine to receive the frame and memorize the code number of the frame, that each transmitter comprises means making it possible to establish a connection between its microcomputer and the microcomputer of another transmitter and that the microcomputer of each transmitter comprises a transmission subroutine on its link output with the microcomputer d another transmitter, of a frame loaded with the code contained in its memory and a subroutine for receiving said frame and memorizing frame code ion.
  • the code is generated by a transmitter and can be sent to several receivers simultaneously, which will subsequently allow these receivers to be controlled simultaneously.
  • the transmission of the code generated in one transmitter to the other transmitters makes it possible to quickly copy the codes generated in all the transmitters.
  • the identification codes will be generated in a specific transmitter, which will operate as a master transmitter, and copied into the other transmitters, which will operate as slave transmitters.
  • the copying operation must therefore be repeated a number of times equal to the number of transmitters minus 1.
  • the total number of operations for the copying of the codes in the transmitters and the training of these codes at the receivers will therefore be equal to the sum of the number of transmitters minus 1 and the number of receivers. This therefore represents a great simplification relative to the installation according to the prior art.
  • the installation can work by means of several channels.
  • a specific channel can be assigned to each transmitter and to one or more receivers.
  • the transmitters can be multi-channel. In this case they include a channel generator controlled by a channel selector.
  • Each receiver compares the code and the channel value contained in the received signal with the code and the channel value contained in its memory. All receivers with the same channel value and code are activated simultaneously.
  • a difference between the channel values makes it possible preferably to individualize the control of several receivers belonging to the same user.
  • a difference in the code number makes it possible to individualize the receivers belonging to different users.
  • Such an installation has great flexibility of use.
  • the installation consists of a number of transmitters E1, E2, E3, ... En and a number of receivers R1, R2, ... Rm.
  • Each transmitter is equipped with a transmitting antenna and each receiver with a receiving antenna for transmission, respectively receiving a high frequency signal.
  • Each receiver is associated with a device or apparatus to be controlled.
  • Each transmitter comprises an MPE microcomputer supplied by a battery B also supplying a high frequency EHF transmitter connected to an antenna AE.
  • the MCE microcomputer has several outputs which are respectively connected to a 7-segment AFF display, with five contacts C1, C2, C3, C4, C5 and to a light-emitting diode (LED) LE.
  • the contacts C1, C2 and C5 can be actuated individually to earth the corresponding output of the microcomputer.
  • the contacts C3 and C4 constitute a jack socket intended to receive a JK jack connected at the two ends of the line L (figure 1). In the absence of a jack, contact C3 is closed and connects the corresponding output of the microcomputer to earth.
  • Contact C4 is intended to connect the corresponding output of the microcomputer to line L when the JK jack is inserted.
  • the MCE microcomputer includes a GCO random code generator, a GCA channel generator and an EEPROM memory.
  • the microcomputer MCE comprises a program and subroutines for activating the code generator GCO for storing the code obtained in the EEPROM memory, placing the stored code in the frame and triggering the transmission of the frame.
  • This program and these subroutines are shown in Figures 4 to 7.
  • the GCO random code generator and the GCA channel of the transmitter consist of incremental counters. The first is incremented by means of contact C1 and the second by means of contact C5.
  • Opening the contact C3 activates the "code copying" subroutine (figures 4 and 6) when the contact C2 is closed and activates the "code reception” subroutine (figures 4 and 5) when the contact C2 is open.
  • Closing contact C3 gives access to the "channel value generation" subroutine (FIG. 4).
  • the EEPROM memory of each transmitter contains memory boxes for receiving the random code generated by the GCO generator.
  • the AFF display shows the channel value read from the GCA channel generator.
  • the EHF transmitter is designed to transmit the frame from the "frame transmission" subroutine.
  • This receiver comprises a microcomputer MCR supplied by the network N via a supply circuit AL, a receiver RHF connected to a receiving antenna AR, to the supply circuit power supply AL and to the microcomputer MCR, an IO interface and a light-emitting diode (LED) LR connected to an output of the microcomputer.
  • the IO interface is connected to the output S of the microcomputer
  • the IO interface is also connected to a control device K, for example a garage door.
  • the MCR microcomputer is connected to a contact C6, the actuation of which connects this output to ground.
  • the MCR microcomputer is also equipped with a memory and EEPROM.
  • the MCR microcomputer comprises a program represented in FIG. 8 and comprising a learning subroutine and an order execution subroutine.
  • the learning subroutine receives the frame sent by the transmitters and stores the frame code number in the EEPROM memory of the receiver.
  • closing contact C6 activates the learning subroutine ( Figure 8).
  • the order execution subroutine is active.
  • the IO interface comprises a four-cycle cycle breaker and the RHF receiver is of the "four-cycle cycle" type.
  • Activation of the output S at the end of the order execution subroutine activates the input of the breaker which, successively, produces circular orders from SENS 1, STOP, SENS 2, STOP,. ..
  • a transmitter is chosen as the "master" transmitter.
  • a first code is generated which is stored in the EEPROM memory of this master transmitter.
  • a channel is chosen which is also stored in the EEPROM memory.
  • This code and this channel value are then copied into the other transmitters by means of the galvanic link L.
  • one of the JK jacks is plugged into the jack socket C3 / C4 of the master transmitter and the another jack in the jack socket of the slave transmitter in which you want to copy the code.
  • the contact C2 of the master transmitter is then activated, the closing of which activates the code copying subroutine which results in the transmission, by the output corresponding to contact C4, of a frame comprising the code and the channel number. contained in the EEPROM memory of the master transmitter.
  • the coding of the receivers is carried out using any of the transmitters. To this end, the galvanic connection between transmitters is eliminated, which has the effect of closing contact C3.
  • the contact C6 of the receptor (s) which should react to a determined channel is closed. By means of contact C5 and the AFF display, the channel corresponding to these receivers is selected.
  • the frame transmission subroutine is then activated by closing the contact C2. Closing contact C6 has the effect of activating the code learning subroutine which results in the recording, in the receiver's EEPROM memory, of the code and the channel value.
  • NR designates the number of receivers and NE the number of transmitters, the total number of coding and copying operations is equal to NR + NE - 1.
  • the receivers When their contact C6 is open, the receivers are ready to execute an order received from a transmitter.
  • the open state of contact C6 keeps the order execution subroutine active, which, on detection of a frame, compares the code and the channel value contained in this frame with the code and the value contained in its memory and, in the event of identity, activates the output S of the MCR microcomputer. All receivers with the same channel value and code are activated simultaneously.
  • a difference between the channel values makes it possible to preferentially individualize the control of several receivers belonging to the same user.
  • a difference in the code number makes it possible to individualize the receivers belonging to different users.
  • the program of the microcomputer MCE of a transmitter proceeds as follows:
  • the microcomputer is woken up by an action on one of the contacts C1, C2 or C3.
  • the scan instruction 2 scans the state of the contacts C1, C2 and C5.
  • Test instruction 3 tests that contact C1 is closed, it activates the code generation subroutine.
  • Instruction 11 is an instruction for copying the code recorded in EEPROM into the counter of the code generator. This instruction 11 calls the instruction 12 to increment the counter of the code generator. This increment is repeated as long as the contact C1 is closed, this state being tested by the test instruction 13. When C1 is opened again, the instruction 14 is called which ensures the copying of the state of the counter in the EEPROM memory code box.
  • test instruction 4 tests contact C3. If C3 is closed, the channel value generation subroutine is activated. Test instruction 5 tests contact C5. If C5 is closed, the channel counter of the GCA generator is then incremented by instruction 8 which calls instruction 9 to increment the display AFF. Instruction 9 is followed by a test instruction 36 which tests whether contact 5 is open. If this is the case, the subroutine loops back to the test instruction 5. If, on the other hand, 36 tests that the contact 5 is closed, the test 36 is repeated as long as the contact 5 is closed.
  • test instruction 6 which tests contact C2. If C2 is closed, the frame transmission routine 10 is activated. If C2 is open, the program goes to sleep 7.
  • the code reception subroutine 17, represented in FIG. 5, comprises the instruction 18 for acquiring the frame on the output 4 of the microcomputer, which calls the instruction 19 for memorizing the code in the EEPROM memory, which in turn calls the instruction 20 for flashing the code acquisition LED.
  • Instruction 20 is followed by a test instruction 37 which tests whether contact C3 is closed. If so, the program is put to sleep. If, on the other hand, contact C3 is open, the program loops back to test instruction 15.
  • the code copying subroutine 16, represented in FIG. 6, comprises the instruction 21 for reading the code in the EEPROM memory, which calls the instruction 22 for framing with the code read in the EEPROM memory, which in turn calls the instruction 23 for sending the frame to output 4 of the microcomputer. Instruction 23 is followed by test instruction 37 described above.
  • the frame transmission subroutine 10, represented in FIG. 7, comprises the instruction 24 for reading the code in the EEPROM memory and the channel value, which calls the instruction 25 for constituting a frame with channel code and value, which in turn calls the instruction 26 to send a frame by the EHF transmitter.
  • Instruction 27 examines the state of the RHF receiver.
  • Instruction 28 is a frame detection test instruction. If 28 tests the reception of a frame, it calls instruction 29 which is an instruction for testing the state of contact C6. If 29 tests that C6 is closed, the learning subroutine is activated. This subroutine includes a code and channel value read instruction 30, which calls a code and channel value store instruction in the EEPROM memory 31, which in turn activates a LED flashing instruction d acquisition 32. The subroutine then loops back to test instruction 28.
  • This subroutine begins with the call of an instruction 33 which is an instruction for reading the code and the channel value, which calls an instruction 34 which tests the correspondence between the code and the channel value received by the frame. and the channel code and value stored in the EEPROM memory.
  • instruction 35 which is an instruction to activate the output S of the microcomputer, is called and the command is executed .
  • the program then loops back to instruction 28.
  • the installation could include a single receiver. This is the case, for example, of a garage door used by several users.
  • the channel value generator can be replaced by a register containing a single fixed channel value determined at the factory.
  • the programs and subroutines of the transmitters' microcomputer are provided to arrange this value in the transmitted frame.
  • the generator GCA, the contact C5 and the LCD display are deleted.
  • the receiver instead of using a four-cycle cycle interrupter, three outputs of the MCR microcomputer are used, outputs having respectively the meaning SENS 1, SENS 2, STOP.
  • the transmitter could be equipped with three C2 type contacts with, for each of these contacts, an order type code added to the frame sent by the transmitter.
  • the code generator does not necessarily have to be in the microcomputer.
  • the AFF display and LEDs could be located outside of the transmitter and receiver.
  • the four-cycle cycle breaker could be integrated into the receiver's microcomputer.
  • Each transmitter could include three contacts SENS 1, SENS 2, STOP and the codes corresponding to these orders could be generated by the microcomputer.
  • the link between the transmitters for copying the code could be a wireless, HF or IR link or even a link by optical fibers.

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