EP0858621A1 - Communication means in electrographic printing and copying apparatus - Google Patents
Communication means in electrographic printing and copying apparatusInfo
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- EP0858621A1 EP0858621A1 EP96925648A EP96925648A EP0858621A1 EP 0858621 A1 EP0858621 A1 EP 0858621A1 EP 96925648 A EP96925648 A EP 96925648A EP 96925648 A EP96925648 A EP 96925648A EP 0858621 A1 EP0858621 A1 EP 0858621A1
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- G—PHYSICS
- G03—PHOTOGRAPHY; CINEMATOGRAPHY; ANALOGOUS TECHNIQUES USING WAVES OTHER THAN OPTICAL WAVES; ELECTROGRAPHY; HOLOGRAPHY
- G03G—ELECTROGRAPHY; ELECTROPHOTOGRAPHY; MAGNETOGRAPHY
- G03G15/00—Apparatus for electrographic processes using a charge pattern
- G03G15/50—Machine control of apparatus for electrographic processes using a charge pattern, e.g. regulating differents parts of the machine, multimode copiers, microprocessor control
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- G—PHYSICS
- G03—PHOTOGRAPHY; CINEMATOGRAPHY; ANALOGOUS TECHNIQUES USING WAVES OTHER THAN OPTICAL WAVES; ELECTROGRAPHY; HOLOGRAPHY
- G03G—ELECTROGRAPHY; ELECTROPHOTOGRAPHY; MAGNETOGRAPHY
- G03G21/00—Arrangements not provided for by groups G03G13/00 - G03G19/00, e.g. cleaning, elimination of residual charge
- G03G21/14—Electronic sequencing control
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- the invention relates to a communication device in an electrographic printing or copying device.
- a plurality of functional units such as a fixing station, a character generator, a paper transport device, a central control unit, etc., are contained in an electronic printing or copying device.
- bus systems are used in known printing or copying devices, which are controlled via a main module HM.
- the structure of such a known control system can be seen in FIG. 1.
- a first bus system BBUS is used for signal transmission between the main module HM and the submodules SUB1..SUBn.
- a submodule SUB1..SUBn controls power consumers LV, acquires data from sensors and exchanges data and messages with other submodules SUBl..SUBn. While the power consumers LV are controlled directly by the submodules SUB1..SUBn via individual lines, sensor modules SPUL.SPUn are inserted between the submodule SUB1..SUBn and the individual sensors ES for processing the information recorded by the sensors.
- the SUBl..SUBn submodules communicate with the sensor modules via a second VBUS bus system.
- the second bus system VBUS can, for example, be a coupling using a parallel V24 interface.
- Communication between the sensor modules and the submodules takes place using a polling procedure, in which a submodule SUB1..SUBn receives the desired data from a Queries sensor module SPUL.SPUn.
- Communication between the submodules SUBl..SUBn also takes place according to this polling method, whereby the main module HM can be regarded as the master and the submodules SUBl..SUBn as the slave.
- the known interrogation method In addition to the long program throughput time, the known interrogation method also requires an increased amount of wiring, since parallel wiring is required.
- the efficiency of the query method is also low because states are frequently queried that have not changed since the previous query.
- the data traffic which can only be processed between master and slave, is coordinated by a single control unit contained in the main module HM by means of priority control. This can lead to delays in the functional sequence of the printing or copying machine. This fact is countered by the fact that fast signal changes are handled by means of a so-called parallel port query.
- the present invention is based on the object of demonstrating a communication device and a communication method for an electrographic printing or copying device which ensures fast, delay-free communication with at the same time low wiring complexity and high security. According to the invention, this object is achieved by the features specified in patent claims 1 and 7. Special embodiments and developments of the invention are specified in the subclaims.
- each interface of a functional unit can be regarded as a master, which is why communication only takes place between masters. Due to the defined address areas in the memory units of the interfaces, which are always updated by the bus system, each functional unit always has the current information in the printing or copying device. A time-consuming request for information by an interface defined as slave is eliminated with a master. A request from a functional unit about the state of other functional units is made by simple access to the interface's own memory unit. This requires comparatively little time, as a result of which the functional unit is only slightly burdened by the communication relationship with the other functional units.
- the memory unit of the interface is designed as a dual-port RAM.
- the dual-port RAM is divided into two address areas in which data and messages are stored on the one hand and information relating to these data and messages on the other. This enables the desired data to be accessed in a targeted manner.
- the distance between the start byte of the data and messages assigned to one another and the information is advantageously selected at a specific address spacing. This facilitates addressing in particular when, for example, a Distance of 2 KB is selected, only a part of the address bits need to be changed after accessing the first block to access the associated other block.
- the information relating to a state of a functional unit is stored in the data or message block.
- the associated information block contains information about the data and message block. This can be an indication that it is new information that has to be sent. It can also be information about how the information is to be reported from the storage unit to the functional unit.
- the information can be called up independently by the functional unit (RTR bit) or an interrupt request makes the functional unit aware of the presence of new information in the dual-port RAM. Since this can differ from functional unit to functional unit, the information blocks in the different dual-port RAMs can differ from one another. If necessary, the information blocks can be updated during the printing operation.
- two first-in-first-out (FIFO) registers are assigned to the memory unit. These FIFO registers have a FIFO empty line, which triggers an interrupt routine in the reception processor assigned to them.
- the address of a data or message block and its length are entered in the FIFO register when the processor writing to the memory unit determines from the information in the information block that an interrupt routine is to be initiated.
- a receiving processor can process the messages and data intended for it if its workflow permits it.
- the sending processor can, for example, send 128 messages independently of the receiving processor.
- functional units can also be coupled to the bus system by a further interface, which do not perform any particular control task.
- such functional units are used for sensor detection and evaluation. These functional units only receive the information intended for them. The rest of the information is hidden by the interface.
- simple functional units can be directly coupled to the bus system with little effort. The other functional units are not burdened by direct coupling of the simple functional units to them.
- FIG. 2 shows a communication device according to the invention in
- Bus system are coupled with each other,
- FIG. 3 shows a simplified interface arrangement in block diagram with a message filter
- Figure 4 shows an interface arrangement in block diagram with dual-port RAM and FIFO registers
- FIG. 5 shows a dual-port RAM divided into two memory areas in a schematic representation.
- each functional unit SUB, SPU of a printing and copying device is shown. All functional units SPU, SUB are connected by a standardized bus system CANBUS for communication. other coupled.
- the sub-modules SUBl..SUBn form a first group of functional units. These submodules SUB1..SUBn are, for example, the control of the paper transport, the character generator and the fixing station, and the central control of the printing or copying device. These submodules SUB1..SUBn control the aggregates assigned to them, such as motors, heating devices and other power consumers LV, using sensor elements assigned to these aggregates.
- the other functional units are simple sensor modules which control buttons, switches, display elements, temperature sensors, motors and sensors located outside the sub-modules SUB1..SUBn.
- the coupling of these sensor modules SPUl..SPUn to the CANBUS bus system takes place via an interface according to FIG. 3.
- the sensor module SPUL.SPUn has a first microprocessor UPI, for example of the type 80C535, which controls and monitors and monitors the functional elements assigned to the sensor module Messages are sent or received to a downstream controller CONT, for example of the 82C200 type.
- This controller CONT only allows those messages and data from the bus bus CANBUS to pass that are necessary for the functionality of the SPUL.SPUn sensor module.
- the number of these relevant data messages is extremely small, so that the controller CONT only has one transmit memory and two selectable receive memories.
- the CONT controller is connected to the Bussy ⁇ tem CANBUS via an analog driver module, for example of the 82C250 type. In this driver module TR, level adjustment is carried out on the bus CAN bus.
- a second microprocessor UP2 is used to control a submodule SUB1..SUBn.
- the second microprocessor UP2 can, for example, Type 80C167 can be used.
- This UP2 microprocessor communicates with the CANBUS bus system via a DPRAM memory unit.
- a third microprocessor UP3, for example the type 80C535, is used to connect the memory unit DPRAM to the bus system CANBUS. It communicates with a bus controller BCONT and this with a bus driver BTR.
- the type 80C200 can be used as the bus controller BCONT and the type 80C250 as the bus driver BTR.
- the second and the third microprocessor UP2, UP3 communicate directly with the memory unit DPRAM.
- the storage unit is a dual-port RAM DPRAM.
- This dual-port RAM DPRAM is structured as shown in FIG. 5.
- the entire address area of the dual-port RAM DPRAM is divided into two address areas ABI, AB2.
- Each address in the first address area ABI is assigned an address in the second address area AB2.
- the distance K between the addresses assigned to one another is constantly the same and is, for example, 2 Kbytes.
- Data and messages are stored in the first address area ABI and information on the data and messages of section 1 ABI is stored in the second address area AB2.
- the data and messages of the first address area ABI are structured in blocks.
- a block Dl, D2, Dn is replaced by a
- the second section AB2 is also structured in blocks II, 12, In. Each block II, 12, In of the second address area AB2 contains information of the associated block D1, D2, Dn of the first address area ABI.
- the spacing K start addresses of the interrelated blocks D1, II, ..Dn, in the different sections ABI, AB2 correspond to the spacing K of the interrelated addresses of the different address areas ABI, AB2.
- the information in the second address area AB2 relates to the respective data and message block.
- This information Mations can be a label, which is new information that must be sent. It can also be information about how the information from the memory unit DPRAM is to be reported to the functional unit. The information can be called up independently by the functional unit (RTR bit) or an interrupt request alerts the functional unit to the presence of new information in the dual-port RAM DPRAM.
- the length of the data of the associated data block in the first address area ABI is also part of the information block II..In. In general, it is therefore information about how the data and messages Dl..Dn are to be processed further.
- Dl..Dn in the first address area ABI of the dual-port RAM DPRAM informs itself by reading the corresponding information block iL.In from the dual-port RAM DPRAM about how the opposite processor UP2, UP3 in Ownership of this data or messages Dl..Dn should come. If the data or messages Dl..Dn are to be picked up independently by the processor opposite without being pointed out, the data is validly transferred by the entry in the first address area ABI.
- the FIFO register FIFO1, FIF02 contains a FIFO empty line which is coupled to the receiving processor UP2, UP3 and triggers an interrupt in the receiving microprocessor UP2, UP3 for each memory entry in the FIFO register FIFO1, FIF02.
- Each FIFO register FIFO1, FIF02 is responsible for a transmission direction.
- the first FIFO register FIFO1 is written by the third microprocessor UP3 and read by the second microprocessor UP2.
- the second FIFO register FIF02 is written by the second microprocessor UP2 and read by the third microprocessor UP3.
- the FIFO registers FIFO1, FIF02 can hold 128 different messages which should trigger an interrupt. These messages can be processed successively without changing their order.
- the selection method described above is advantageous because the second microprocessor UP2 is only used if it concerns messages to be taken into account immediately. However, if the function unit SUB1..SUBn has generated new data or messages DL .Dn, then these must immediately be available to the other function units SUBL.SUBn, SPUL.SPUn. Only then is a frictionless function sequence possible without waiting in the printing or copying machine.
- the immediate sending of data or messages Dl..Dn is favored by the fact that the second microprocessor UP2 makes an entry in the second FIFO register FIF02 when a new message is present. This takes place independently of the information in the second address area AB2 of the dual-port RAMS DPRAM.
- the third microprocessor UP3 will thus transmit the data or message at the next opportunity via the CANBUS bus system to the other functional units SPU, SUB.
- each functional unit SUBL.SUBn Since the bus interfaces of all functional units SPU1..SPU3, SUB1..SUBn are constructed identically, depending on whether it is an interface with dual-port RAM or with controller CONT, each functional unit SUBL.SUBn, SPUL.SPUn A current image of all sensors, consumers and control states of the printing or copying device is always available.
- the assignment of data or messages Dl..Dn is particularly simple because in each dual-port RAM DPRAM these data or messages Dl..Dn are assigned the same address. For example, data or messages Dl..Dn for sensor 1 are stored under the start address 100 of a DPRAM. After their transmission, these data or messages Dl..Dn are available in all dual-port RAMs DPRAM of the other functional units SUBL.SUBn quasi-synchronously. They only have to be read starting with address 100.
- a bus system CANBUS which can be used for the communication tasks described above, is known from the CAN bus specification 2.0, parts A and B from April 94, of the Philip ⁇ company.
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