EP1885162A1 - Telegestion de l'eclairage urbain - Google Patents

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EP1885162A1
EP1885162A1 EP06117878A EP06117878A EP1885162A1 EP 1885162 A1 EP1885162 A1 EP 1885162A1 EP 06117878 A EP06117878 A EP 06117878A EP 06117878 A EP06117878 A EP 06117878A EP 1885162 A1 EP1885162 A1 EP 1885162A1
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    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H05—ELECTRIC TECHNIQUES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • H05B—ELECTRIC HEATING; ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; CIRCUIT ARRANGEMENTS FOR ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES, IN GENERAL
    • H05B47/00—Circuit arrangements for operating light sources in general, i.e. where the type of light source is not relevant
    • H05B47/10—Controlling the light source
    • H05B47/175—Controlling the light source by remote control
    • H05B47/19—Controlling the light source by remote control via wireless transmission
    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F21—LIGHTING
    • F21V—FUNCTIONAL FEATURES OR DETAILS OF LIGHTING DEVICES OR SYSTEMS THEREOF; STRUCTURAL COMBINATIONS OF LIGHTING DEVICES WITH OTHER ARTICLES, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • F21V23/00—Arrangement of electric circuit elements in or on lighting devices
    • F21V23/04—Arrangement of electric circuit elements in or on lighting devices the elements being switches
    • F21V23/0435—Arrangement of electric circuit elements in or on lighting devices the elements being switches activated by remote control means
    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F21—LIGHTING
    • F21W—INDEXING SCHEME ASSOCIATED WITH SUBCLASSES F21K, F21L, F21S and F21V, RELATING TO USES OR APPLICATIONS OF LIGHTING DEVICES OR SYSTEMS
    • F21W2131/00—Use or application of lighting devices or systems not provided for in codes F21W2102/00-F21W2121/00
    • F21W2131/10—Outdoor lighting
    • F21W2131/103—Outdoor lighting of streets or roads

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  • the invention relates to a method for switching street lighting.
  • the invention relates to the switching of street lighting devices, which are coupled via controllable switching means for activating and deactivating the lighting device.
  • Street lighting is an indispensable part of today's public life.
  • the illumination of dark roads and paths serves on the one hand a practical purpose, namely, the easy wandering or driving on such routes, as well as the general action of people in such places and times when there is no or too little natural light.
  • the purpose of street lighting is also to give you a sense of security through the light you donate and to actually increase your safety.
  • street lighting will require energy, whether it be today's hard-to-find, fossil-fueled street lighting, or street lighting that uses electrical energy. Since it is a recognized goal to conserve energy where it is unnecessarily implemented, there is a constant drive to activate street lighting only at times when it is actually needed.
  • street lighting operators e.g., municipalities
  • street lighting operators are partially turning off street lighting for a few hours a night to save energy and thus money.
  • Switching off the street lighting is associated, in particular in affected residents or users of the roads and paths with fears caused by the dark.
  • the object of the invention is therefore to provide a method for switching street lighting, which on the one hand makes it possible to limit the energy consumption and on the other hand, the need for adequate lighting needs.
  • the object is achieved by a method for switching street lighting with the features of claim 1.
  • At least one lighting device for street lighting is coupled to controllable switching means which can activate and deactivate the lighting device.
  • the controllable switching means may, for example, be a control cabinet which supplies power to a plurality of lighting devices, but may also be switching means located directly in the lighting device, e.g. Switching means arranged in a pole in a street lamp.
  • a request message is created using means to create and send messages.
  • Suitable means for creating and sending messages are nowadays widespread and almost all people have access to appropriate means and facilities.
  • Such means may be, in particular, communication means such as telephones, in particular mobile telephones, computers or any other means, provided that they are suitable for creating and sending messages.
  • the type of request message can be arbitrary. It may be, for example, any communication message in the data in any way, for example as digital data or as sounds (eg voice, sound sequences or tones of a telephone with tone dialing, TETRA (Terrestrial Trunked Radio) network, radio network), coded transmitted become.
  • the message can also be a mere establishment of a communication connection (for example by Dialing a specific destination number). In the latter case, for example, merely dialing a destination telephone number suffices to create and transmit the message without the need to initiate a transmission of data of any kind over the connection.
  • the created request message is sent to a receiving device and the receiving device receives the request message.
  • the receiving device controls switching means and activates at least one illumination device.
  • a single lighting device or a group of lighting devices can be activated. In this way, a targeted remote activation of lighting devices is possible, but no direct access to switching devices is required.
  • Road users or local residents who want to activate a lighting device in one place get the opportunity to actively influence a corresponding lighting. In this way, the lighting is turned on only when it is actually needed, and energy is saved.
  • the operator can control the lighting installations by means of an interface between the request and the switching units for the lighting equipment, thus preventing immediate access.
  • the receiving device activates the lighting devices e.g. for a predetermined period of time, or until it receives a corresponding request message for deactivation of the corresponding lighting devices.
  • These switching modes can also be used depending on the transmitted message. It can offer, for example, e.g. at the request of rescue workers to switch to continuous lighting until the requested deactivation, civilian users would only activate for a period of e.g. 15, 30 or 60 minutes.
  • the receiving device need not be spatially separated from the switching means according to the invention, but may also be combined with the switching means to form a device which then receives the message and can make a circuit of the lighting device.
  • the request message contains at least one destination identifier, which is associated with at least one illumination device, wherein the receiving device controls the switching means in dependence on the destination identifier.
  • the destination identifier is arbitrarily encoded in the request message, for example as a sequence of numbers, sequence of letters, voice command or tone sequence.
  • the destination identifier is decoded or extracted from the request message and sent for further processing.
  • Target identifiers are assigned to individual lighting devices or groups of lighting devices, respectively. These assignments are made known to users who are to have access to the lighting. This can be done for example by appropriate information directly to the lighting devices (signs, stickers, for example, in phosphorescent playback), or there are any other ways available (Internet playback in association with the destination identifier on city maps or street lists, Dialable information numbers, etc.).
  • a message is created which, in the further course of the method according to the invention, activates the associated illumination device or the plurality of associated lighting devices result.
  • the receiving device After the decoding of the request message by the receiving device, the receiving device has the information about which illumination device is to be activated or deactivated with the digital request message.
  • the receiving device controls the switching means as a function of the decoded target identifier and activates at least one of the target identifier associated lighting devices.
  • the target identifiers can be assigned in any way lighting devices.
  • individual streetlights may each have destination identifiers associated with them, but regularly a destination identifier will be associated with a plurality of illumination devices, e.g. along a street or in an area (e.g., a residential area).
  • a lighting device can certainly be activated via different target identifiers, e.g. on the one hand as an element of a combined group and also as a single lighting device.
  • a mobile telephone, a PDA or a computer is used as the means for composing and transmitting digital messages.
  • a mobile phone or a PDA carries a user regularly with him, so that easily a request message can be created mobile. For example, a corresponding SMS or other data messages can be created with a mobile phone.
  • a PDA also makes it possible to create messages and, for example, to send via coupled mobile networks or wireless networks (eg WLAN access points).
  • connections for sound transmission or transmission of voice commands are possible.
  • Computers can be used both as mobile personal computers and as stationary computers (eg in Internet cafes or public institutions).
  • the request message can be of any kind.
  • Computers can be used in particular to create digital messages (SMS, e-mails, etc.) and send them to a receiving device. But there are many others too Types of messages (voice messages, etc.) possible.
  • wired networks eg in the case of internet-connected computers via cable connection
  • mobile radio networks Due to their widespread adoption and acceptance, it is particularly advantageous to use SMS messages as digital request messages.
  • a receiving modem with associated circuit is used as receiving device, which is assigned to a group of lighting devices.
  • Such a modem can be designed, for example, as a mobile radio receiving modem and arranged via a wireless mobile radio connection in a switch box of the street lighting.
  • the modem receives over the mobile network SMS messages or other messages (sound sequences, etc.) containing a destination identifier.
  • the destination identifier of a digital request message can also be transmitted in the form of the telephone number.
  • the request message in this case encodes the destination identifier in the telephone number to which it is sent.
  • the receiving device already has the information as to which illumination device is to be activated and possibly also decodes the control commands contained in the message.
  • An example of a suitably usable modem is Gesytec's Gipsy LP.
  • Such a device has digital outputs that can be switched via SMS.
  • the construction effort is correspondingly low, since only a modem is to be integrated in control cabinets.
  • the establishment of further communication links is regularly not required because the modem, like a normal mobile phone, is logged into a mobile network.
  • the modem is controlled directly via a message in the form of an SMS, the modem controls an output in response to the message and activates a lighting device.
  • Receiving and switching means are integrated in this case in one device.
  • any other types of modem e.g. Telephone modems, software-based modems, radio modems or power line modems.
  • Such a modem circuit is possible both for individual lighting devices (individual lanterns) and for a plurality of lighting devices which are supplied via control cabinets.
  • a central control device is used as the receiving device, which can control a plurality of groups of lighting devices and performs a control function of the target identifier.
  • such a central control device offers the advantages of centralized maintenance.
  • such a central control device can flexibly control the lighting device groups or individual lighting devices as a function of the destination identifier, since possibly entire circuits or new group assignments can be made.
  • information about the duration of the activation to be switched and / or the start time of the activation are additionally included in the digital request message.
  • the request for a user-selected period of time is also possible.
  • the digital request message then contains a time indication, and the receiving device or the switching means have timing means for deactivating the corresponding illumination devices after expiration of the predetermined period of time.
  • a start time for the activation is included in the request message, a user in this way can easily make the activation for a seem appropriate start time. For example, in this way for the way home a lighting sequence for successively walked streets can be used. The user can already hours before his way home book the lighting for his planned way home, so that it is activated at the predetermined start time.
  • the request message is first authenticated, and the control of the switching means will only take place in the case of a successful authentication.
  • authentication for example, the access authorization of the sender of a request message can be checked. It is e.g., it may be possible for a user to first pass authentication (e.g., on an Internet site) to later have permission to enable or disable lighting devices.
  • the activation of a lighting device may be charged, with any billing modalities are possible (for example, via telephone bills). Furthermore, it can be provided to basically provide a clearing account for certain lighting periods or numbers of accesses and to provide a corresponding monetary value only when a corresponding free allowance is exceeded.
  • the target identifiers which are assigned to the illumination devices arranged in the course of the route, are first of all determined with the aid of computer-based means on the basis of a course of a route requested by a user.
  • These Destination identifiers are transmitted to the user, for example, in a digital message and the user uses at least one of the transmitted destination identifiers to create the request message.
  • a user specifies the course of a route, and the computer-based means use this information to determine those lighting devices associated with this route, e.g. cross or run with this. Subsequently, the destination identifiers of the determined illumination devices are determined and these destination identifiers are assigned to the user, e.g. in a list by SMS or e-mail. The user may then use one or more of the transmitted destination identifiers to generate a corresponding request message for activating the lighting devices associated with his planned route.
  • the digital message having the destination identifiers transmitted to the user may already be prepared so that the user may use that message or a portion of that message to create the request message (e.g., using a reply function).
  • the user plans the course of a route using an online planning tool.
  • an interactive city map or route planner with start and destination address can be provided, which offers the user comfortable access to the route he has planned. Since usually the destination identifiers remain unchanged over periods, it is sufficient if a user, for example, plans his usual routes used (eg home) and temporarily stores the correspondingly determined and transmitted destination identifiers in order to retrieve them when needed and to trigger the activation of the illumination devices ,
  • the route planning is coupled to the receiving device or formed as part of this, that after the route planning directly one of the route corresponding circuit diagram or a switching sequence is generated. This or this can then immediately are activated, or a corresponding destination identifier is generated and communicated to the user with which a user can later activate this switching sequence.
  • the circuit of the associated lighting devices can be carried out for such a distance such that all associated lighting devices are activated simultaneously.
  • a timed sequence of activations is possible, which is based on the expected speed of the user, taking into account tolerances. In this way, the street lighting, which was programmed with an appropriate route planning, even serve as a pilot or signpost for a planned route.
  • FIG. 1 shows a preferred embodiment of the method according to the invention.
  • a user uses an Internet-connected computer 1 to call a service page of a street lighting operator.
  • a connection between the computer 1 and an internet-connected server 3.
  • Street names are listed on the corresponding service page, for which the street lighting operator offers an activation of the street lighting according to the invention.
  • There are data on the server which contain the assignment of illumination devices to destination identifiers.
  • An appropriate search for street names or addresses can be made on the page, or a graphical display of a city map can be interactively operated to select places of interest or streets of interest.
  • the user of the computer 1 can, for example, select individual lighting devices or plan a route, wherein a corresponding route planning application is available on the server 3 for an Internet access.
  • the possibilities of selection take into account the switching combinations permitted and technically possible by the supplier, So, for example, whether individual lighting devices, streets or settlements, for example, are switchable.
  • the user After the user has carried out the corresponding searches and has made a selection, the user indicates in a guided between the server 3 and the computer 1 dialog to him assigned phone number of a mobile phone, or authenticated in any other way, so that his profile with a corresponding phone number can be used.
  • the user After completing the dialogue, the user confirms his selection on the computer 1 and the server 3 compiles the results of the user's query as a list of destination identifiers.
  • the destination identifiers can be assigned statically according to a specific choice of the user in association with individual lighting devices or streets. However, it is also possible for the user to select a corresponding selection of lighting devices of interest and to dynamically generate a corresponding target identifier associated with the user. A corresponding link between the user selection and the destination identifier can then be stored in the server, and later the user can activate this corresponding switching scheme by calling the destination identifier.
  • the list of destination identifiers is transmitted via a line 4 to a mobile radio transmitter 5 and transmitted via the mobile network as an SMS message 6 wirelessly to the mobile terminal 7 with the user assigned phone number.
  • a device (not shown in the drawing) which manages or handles the transmission or conversion of the message from the server 3 to the transmitting device 5 may be interposed.
  • the mobile device 7 receives the SMS with the information contained therein and has accordingly stored the destination identifiers according to the requests made on the computer 1.
  • the user of the mobile device 7 uses part or all of the destination identifiers stored in the SMS and sends a corresponding destination identifier in an SMS 8 to a central telephone number of a receiving device 9.
  • the central telephone number is in addition to the destination identifiers contained in the sent from the server 3 to the mobile device 7 SMS 6.
  • the receiving device 9 decodes the SMS 8 and extracts the destination identifiers and possibly existing associated start-preselection times and activation periods.
  • the receiving device which is coupled via a connection 10 to a switching device 11, controls the switching device 11.
  • the switching device which is designed as a decentralized control cabinet or central switching device, activated via a supply line 12, a lighting device 13.
  • the switching device 11 or the receiving device 9 may be arranged timing means, which after the expiration of either preselected in the SMS 8 activation time or a predetermined time deactivate the illumination device 13 again.
  • both received and sent SMS messages remain stored in the mobile device 7, the user can retrospect access to a corresponding library of activation messages, so that he can subsequently appropriately retrieve the regularly to be activated by him lighting devices.

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DE112013001017B4 (de) 2012-02-15 2020-07-30 Anycomm Corporation Intelligentes Lampensystem
WO2015150105A1 (fr) 2014-04-02 2015-10-08 Continental Automotive Gmbh Système de communication de véhicule à infrastructure permettant d'activer un éclairage de rue en fonction des besoins
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