EP2703583A2 - Passive wing locking device having a bolt push-back device with a spring-loaded bolt actuation pressure piece - Google Patents

Abstract

The device (30) has lock mechanism having lifting devices (31,32) for unlocking and/or retraction of engaging in predetermined area of latches (11) mounted in active leaf of active leaf lock device (1). The lock mechanism has upper and lower latch rods connecting devices (38o,38u) which are extendable to upward and downward and retractable to downward and upward for latching/unlocking the locking bolts (380o,380u). The lifting devices have operating element which is spring-loaded on actuating pressure plate in the direction of retraction of respective latch.

Description

The invention relates to a passive wing lock device for a door, a window or the like. The door has a fixed mountable frame with at least one active wing and at least one passive wing mounted in the frame. It is therefore a double-leaf door. The active wing is referred to below as active wing. The passive wing is referred to below as the passive wing.

The passive wing lock device can be mounted in or on the passive wing. It has a lock mechanism and an actuating device for actuating the lock mechanism. There are passive wing lock devices with a mechanical actuator known, the mechanical actuator is designed as a pusher or Panikdruckstange.

The lock mechanism of the passive wing lock device has a latch lifting device and / or a latch lifting device. These are lifting devices for a trap or a latch of an active-wing-side mountable active-wing lock device. The purpose of these lifting devices is to excavate the latch and bolt of the associated active-wing lock device, which in its locking position protrude into the passive-wing lock device for opening the door, i. from the passive wing lock device push back into the active wing lock device and unlock before, if they are locked in their locking position.

In the known such lock devices is disadvantageous that the lock mechanism with the gear of the lifting means is a relatively complex gearbox. Especially with longer life cycles, there may be changes and deviations of the movement path of the lifting devices, so that a positionally accurate interaction with the trap to be excavated or the bolt to be lifted is no longer guaranteed. In this context, it can also come to movement disorders of the lifting devices, such as jerky movement to blocking by jamming. It may also happen that the latch or the latch is no longer completely back into the active leaf lock housing, so it can come to collide and block the door when opening.

From the EP 0 849 425 B1 is a lock device with an active wing and a passive wing known. The lock mechanism of the passive wing lock device has a latch lifting device for retracting the bolt of the active wing lock device. Since the seaming air, ie the gap can vary between the cuff sides of the active wing and Pasivflügels at different door frame, the latch actuator is constructed in two pieces. The locking actuator has a base body on which an actuating pressure piece of the lifting device is mounted. The actuation pressure piece is mounted so as to be distanceable relative to the base body by screw connections in order to be able to ensure an exact positioning of the actuating pressure piece of the passive wing lock device with respect to the bolt of the active wing lock device by adjusting the screw connections in the manner of an adjustment.

The invention has for its object to provide a passive wing lock device, which ensures a reliable lifting of latch and / or latch and also in double-leaf doors with a relatively large tolerance range and consequently gap between the wings can be used.

The invention achieves the object with the subject matter of patent claim 1.

An essential solution here is that the latch lifting device has a latch actuator, wherein the latch actuating element has a latch actuating pressure piece which is spring-loaded in the return direction of the bolt. The spring-loaded latch actuating pressure piece thus forms a resilient stop for cooperation with the bolt and / or with the active wing. Additionally or alternatively, it may be provided that the latch lifting device has a falling actuator, wherein the falling actuator has a falling actuating pressure piece which is spring-loaded in the return direction of the case. The spring-loaded falling actuation pressure piece thus forms a resilient stop for interaction with the trap and / or with the active wing. By the spring loading of the actuating pressure piece, it is possible to ensure a complete retraction of the bolt or the latch in the active wing lock device, even if the two-leaf door has a correspondingly large gap between the two wings in the closed position due to relatively large tolerance range.

In preferred embodiments, it may be provided that the latch actuating pressure piece and / or the falling actuating pressure piece has an inlet slope and / or an outlet slope. Advantageously, the inlet slope and / or the outlet slope of the latch actuating pressure piece is formed in the region of the free end as a prism-shaped end portion, and / or the inlet slope and / or the outlet slope of the falling actuating pressure piece in the region of the free end formed as a prism-shaped end portion. It is advantageous that the prism-shaped end portion of the latch actuating pressure piece and / or falling actuating pressure piece is formed with only one bevel, which is formed as an inlet slope or as an outlet slope or is formed with two slopes, one of which as an inlet slope and the other than Outlet slope is formed.

In preferred embodiments, it may be provided that the bolt actuator is designed as a bolt actuating slide, which is guided in a fixedly mounted with the passive wing linear guide means which is directed horizontally in the mounted position of the passive wing lock device. Additionally or alternatively, it can be provided that the falling actuator is designed as a traction trigger, which in a is guided with the passive wing fixed mount linear guide device, which is directed horizontally in the mounted position of the passive wing lock device.

In preferred embodiments, it can be provided that the latch lifting device and / or the latch lifting device is coupled to the lock actuating device for driving and / or can be coupled.

In preferred embodiments, it can be provided that the latch lifting device has a sensor device to detect whether the trap of the active wing lock device engages or does not engage in a predetermined space of the passive wing lock device, wherein the sensor device is designed such that it depends on the result this detection emits electrical signals to an electrical signal processing device. Additionally or alternatively it can be provided that the latch lifting device has a sensor device to detect whether in a predetermined space of the passive lock device, the bolt of the active lock device engages or does not engage, wherein the sensor device (31t) is formed so that it depends on the result this detection emits electrical signals to an electrical signal processing device. Advantageously, the sensor device has an electrical signal-emitting sensor and a sensor interacting directly or indirectly with the sensor, which is movably mounted in the lock case of the passive-wing lock device and cooperates with the component to be detected in a tentative manner. Advantageously, the button is acted upon by a spring which urges the button in the scanning direction.

In preferred embodiments, it can be provided that the button in the lock case of the passive wing lock device is movable in the scanning direction limited, and indeed so far moved that it does not or only slightly protrudes beyond an end opening of the active wing facing end of the lock box.

In preferred embodiments, it may be provided that the pushbutton is designed as a pushbutton or feeler lever.

In preferred embodiments, it can be provided that the probe is designed as a push-button and the linear guide device of the bolt actuating slide is formed with a linear guide device of the probe and / or as a portion of the linear guide device. Additionally or alternatively, it may be provided that the probe is designed as a pushbutton and the linear guide device of the falling actuating slide is formed with a linear guide device of the feeler and / or as a portion of the linear guide device.

In preferred embodiments, it can be provided that the lock mechanism has a gear slide, which is connected to the latch lifting device and / or the latch bolt lifting device.

The present invention is further directed to a lock device for a door, a window or the like, with a stationary mountable frame mounted on or in the frame, at least one active wing - hereinafter referred to as active wing - and at least one passive wing - hereinafter referred to as passive wing. It includes the Locking device a passive wing lock device that can be mounted in or on the passive wing, and an active wing lock device that can be mounted in or on the active wing. It is provided that the active wing lock device has a lock mechanism with a latch and / or a bolt, and that the passive wing lock device is designed according to one of the preceding claims. In particularly preferred embodiments, the passive wing lock device is designed as a mortise lock and preferably also the active wing lock device designed as a mortise lock.

The present invention is further directed to a door or window, with a fixed mountable frame mounted on or in the frame, at least one active wing - hereinafter referred to as active wing - and at least one passive wing - hereinafter referred to as passive wing, with a Locking device comprising an active wing lock device and a passive wing lock device, wherein the active wing lock device is mounted in or on the active wing and the passive wing lock device is mounted on the passive wing. It is provided that the active wing lock device has a latch and / or a bolt, and that the passive wing lock device is designed according to one of claims 1 to 13.

In order to obtain an optimal sequence of movement when moving the actuating element or the actuating pressure piece of the lifting device from the latch bolt, a lock box-fixed linear guide device can be arranged in the lock case of the passive lock device, in which the actuating element is guided during extension and retraction. The actuating element can be designed as a slide, on supported by a spring, the actuating pressure piece, which preferably comes directly to the case or the latch in abutment layer stores. In addition, the actuating pressure piece can also be guided in the linear guide. Alternatively, however, alone the actuating pressure piece can be performed in the linear guide.

In further alternative embodiments, the spring loading can be formed by a correspondingly resilient or elastic transmission device, with which the lifting device in question is connected to the rest of the lock transmission. This transmission device can be formed as a lever mechanism, wherein at least one of the levers can be resiliently mounted or elastically resilient.

A complementary in conjunction with the resilient mounting measure may advantageously be that the pressure piece of the bolt actuating element has an inlet slope and / or an outlet slope. The same applies to the actuating pressure piece of the falling actuator. Again, this may have an inlet slope and / or an outlet slope in particular embodiments. In particularly preferred embodiments, it is provided that the inlet slope and / or the outlet slope of the pressure piece is formed in the region of the free end as a prism-shaped end portion. This applies to the actuating pressure piece of the latch actuator and the actuating pressure piece of the falling actuator. The inlet and outlet slopes, in particular in connection with the spring-loaded bearing, ensure that no mutual collision and blocking of the wings occurs when the door is opened and closed.

In embodiments with prism-shaped end portion of the actuating pressure piece can be provided that the prism-shaped end portion of the latch actuating pressure piece and / or the falling actuating pressure piece is formed with only one bevel, which is formed as an inlet slope or as an outlet slope or is formed with two slopes, one of which is designed as inlet slope and the other as outlet slope.

In preferred embodiments, it may be provided that the falling actuator is designed as a traction control slide, which is guided in a fixedly mounted with the passive wing linear guide device which is directed horizontally in the mounted position of the passive wing lock device, and / or that the locking actuator as Latch actuating slide is formed, which is guided in a fixedly mounted with the passive wing linear guide means which is directed horizontally in the mounted position of the passive wing lock device.

As regards the drive of the lifting devices, it may be advantageously provided that the latch lifting device and / or the latch lifting device is coupled to the drive and / or coupled to the manual lock operating device or the motorized lock operating device.

Design advantages with high functionality arise with embodiments that provide that the lock mechanism has a gear slide, which is connected to the latch lifting device and / or the latch bolt lifting device. In an advantageous development can hereby be provided that the gear slide is guided in a solid with the passive wing linear guide device.

As regards the coupling of the actuating device, it can preferably be provided that the gear slide is coupled or detachable with the manual lock operating device and / or the motor-operated lock operating device.

In preferred embodiments, it may be provided that a) the latch lifting device has a sensor device for detecting whether the passive wing lock device engages or does not engage the trap of the active-leaf lock device in a predetermined space, the sensor device depending on the result of this detection electrical signals emits to an electrical signal processing device; and / or b) that the latch lifting device has a sensor device in order to detect whether the latch of the active-leaf lock device engages or does not engage in a predetermined space of the passive-wing lock device, wherein the sensor device emits electrical signals to an electrical signal-processing device as a function of the result of this detection , With the sensor device, an advantageous control and monitoring of the lifting devices of bolt and trap is possible. Furthermore, monitoring of the closing and locking position of the door is possible with the sensor device.

Particularly preferred embodiments of the passive lock devices provide that the gear slide with an upper locking bar connecting device for connecting a guided in and / or on the passive wing upper locking bar and / or with a lower locking bars Connection device for connecting a guided in and / or on the passive wing lower locking bar coupled and / or can be coupled.

In particularly preferred embodiments, it is provided that the passive wing lock device has a lock case which can be mounted in and / or on the passive wing and in which the lock mechanism is mounted.

Particularly preferred embodiments provide that the lock operating device is designed as a manual and / or as a motor preferably electromotive actuator.

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In the figures, concrete embodiments are shown by way of example. Showing:

FIGS. 1a to 1c

a first embodiment;

FIGS. 2a and 2b

a second embodiment;

FIGS. 3a to 3c

a third embodiment;

FIGS. 4a to 4c

a fourth embodiment;

FIGS. 5a to 5d

a fifth embodiment;

Figures 6a and 6b

a sixth embodiment;

FIGS. 7a to 7f

a seventh embodiment;

FIGS. 8a and 8b

an eighth embodiment;

FIGS. 9a and 9b

a ninth embodiment;

FIGS. 10a to 10c

a tenth embodiment;

FIG. 11

an eleventh embodiment,

FIG. 12

a twelfth embodiment,

FIG. 13

a thirteenth embodiment,

FIG. 14

a fourteenth embodiment.

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In the figures, concrete embodiments are shown by way of example. Showing:

FIGS. 1a to 1c

a first embodiment;

FIGS. 2a and 2b

a second embodiment;

FIGS. 3a to 3c

a third embodiment;

FIGS. 4a to 4c

a fourth embodiment;

FIGS. 5a to 5d

a fifth embodiment;

Figures 6a and 6b

a sixth embodiment;

FIGS. 7a to 7f

a seventh embodiment;

FIGS. 8a and 8b

an eighth embodiment;

FIGS. 9a and 9b

a ninth embodiment;

FIGS. 10a to 10c

a tenth embodiment;

FIG. 11

an eleventh embodiment,

FIG. 12

a twelfth embodiment,

FIG. 13

a thirteenth embodiment,

FIG. 14

a fourteenth embodiment.

The structure and functions of the passive wing lock device

In the embodiments illustrated in the figures are different embodiments of passive wing lock devices 30, which are each mounted in a passive wing 110 of a two-leaf door. These passive wing lock devices 30 are each intended to cooperate with an active wing lock device, which are to be mounted according to assigned in an active wing of the two-leaf door.

An embodiment of an active wing lock device 1 mounted in an active wing 10 of a two-leaf door is in the FIGS. 1a to 1c shown in its interaction with an associated passive wing lock device which is mounted in the passive wing 110.

The passive wing lock device 30 of the FIGS. 1 a. 1 b and 1 c has a lock mechanism which is mounted in a lock case 30a. The lock case 30a is mounted in a receiving pocket inserted into the passive wing 110. The lock mechanism comprises a lock gear with a gear slide 36 which is coupled in terms of gear with a lock nut 37 rotatably mounted in the lock case 30a. About an unillustrated actuating handle, which can be coupled in the lock nut 37 by plugging, the gear slide 36 of the lock gear can be driven. The gear slide 36 is vertically guided in the lock case up and down.

The passive wing lock device 30 includes upper and lower latch bars 380o, 380u and lift-out devices 31 and 32 for lifting the latch 11 and latch 12 of an associated active-wing lock device engaging the passive-wing lock device in the locking position. The lock transmission with the gear slide 36 serves to drive the upper locking bar 380o and the lower locking bar 380u and to drive the lifting devices 31 and 32. The structure and function of the lifting devices 31 and 32 will be explained in more detail below in conjunction with the figures.

As in the FIGS. 1a . 1b and 1c As can be seen, the upper locking bar 380o is coupled to an upper locking bar connection device 38o mounted in the upper section of the lock case 30a. This upper connection device 38o is connected to the transmission slide 36 via a Reverse gear 36g connected. In the case shown in the figures, the reverse gear 36g is a gear transmission. For this purpose, the upper end of the gear slider 36 is formed as a rack and the upper locking bars connecting piece 380 also has a rack. Between the two racks a gear mechanism is rotatably mounted in a lock housing fixed pivot bearing. The gear device meshes with the linearly guided in the lock housing racks of gear slide 36 and locking bars connection device 38o. The two racks are facing each other in parallel aligned with intermediate gear mechanism, so that the two racks move in opposite directions in the vertical direction. This implies that upon a displacement of the gear slide 36 upwards, the upper locking bar connection device 38o is moved down and the locking bar connecting device 38o is moved upwards by means of a displacement of the gear slide 36.

The lower latch bar 380u is coupled to a lower latch bar terminal 38u mounted in the lower portion of the latch box 30a. This lower locking bar connection device 38u is coupled in the same direction with the transmission slide 36, so that upon displacement of the transmission slide 36 upwards the lower locking bar connection device mitverfahren and with a displacement of the transmission slide 36 down the locking bar connection device 38u down mitverfahren.

The locking bars 380o and 380u thus driven are mounted vertically directed on the passive wing 110 and indeed linearly displaceable, in each case in a corresponding vertical linear guide, preferably concealed in the frame the passive wing displaceable. The locking bars 380o and 380u are each movable in opposite directions vertically up and down by their motion-resistant coupling to their associated connection device 38o or 38u via the actuation of the gear slide 36.

The upper end of the upper latch bar 380o cooperates with a latch receiving recess formed in the upper rail of the stationary frame of the door. The lower end of the lower latch bar 380u cooperates with a latch receiving recess formed in the bottom. In the extended position of the upper locking bar 380o, the free upper end of the locking bar engages in the upper latch receiving recess. In the extended position of the lower latch bar 380u, the free lower end of the latch bar engages the lower latch receiving recess.

About the operation of the lock gear in which the gear slide 36 is moved vertically as described, not only the upper locking bar 380o and the lower locking bar 380u are extended and retracted, but also cooperating with the latch 11 and the latch 22 of the active wing lock device facilities 31 and 32 actuated.

As already mentioned, the latch lifting device 31 serves to cooperate with the latch 11 of the active wing lock device 1. The interaction consists in that the latch lifting device 31 returns the latch 11 to the lock case 1a of the active wing lock device 1, in which the latch lifting device 31 locks the latch 11 pressurized while pushing back until the latch 11 is completely inserted into the lock case 1 a of the active wing lock device 1. For this purpose, the trap lifting device 31 has a latching actuating slide 31 a, which is driven by the gear slide 36 via a lever device 31 h. When the transmission slide 36 is pushed upwards, the lever device 31 is swung out so that the trailing edge of the actuating slide 31 a extends. When the transmission slide 36 is pushed down, the lever means 31 is pivoted h, so that the trailing control slide 31a is retracted again.

The latch lifting device 32 is used for unlocking and retracting the bolt 22 of the active lock device 1. The latch lifting device 32 has in a corresponding manner a latch actuating slide 32a, which is drive-connected via a lever gear 32h with the gear slider 36. When swinging the lever device 32h by pressing the gear slide 36 of the bolt actuating slide 32a is extended. Then, under the action of the bolt actuating slide 32a, the bolt 22 engaged in its extended locking position in the lock case 30a is unlocked and then returned to the lock case 1a of the active lock mechanism. The unlocking is done by pressurizing the over the front side of the bolt 32 projecting release pin 22a. After the latch 22 is unlocked, it is moved back into the lock case 1 a of the active wing lock device by further pressurization, which acts on the front side of the latch 22. When pivoting back the lever mechanism 32h of the latch actuating slide 32a is then retracted. This happens because the gear slide 36 is moved in the vertical direction down.

As in the FIGS. 1a . 1b and 1c can be seen, in the lock case 30a, a linear guide means 32b of the latch actuating slide 32a intended. The linear guide device 32b is directed horizontally in the lock case 30 so that the lock operating slide 32a can be moved in and out horizontally. A correspondingly linear guide device can also be designed for the trailing control slide 31 a of the lever 31 in the lock case 30 a, as z. Tie Figures 6a and 6b is shown for the embodiment shown there.

The latch lifting device 32 is also referred to as a latch unlocking and or retracting. It can be designed both for unlocking and for retracting the bolt, as in the in the FIGS. 1a . 1b and 1c illustrated case. The latch lifting device 32 may be formed in other embodiments but also only as a latch retracting device. For unlocking a separate device or at least a separate unlocking mechanism can be provided, which can be optionally also driven as a time delay by the gear slide 36 via the same lever means 32h or another separate lever means or via another gear. This is especially true if the latch 22 is not provided with a release pin mounted in the latch, ie if another trigger element, for. B. separately from the latch 22, z. B. a separate auxiliary trap on the active wing 10 or the lock case 1a, is provided.
The latch lifting device 32 may also be designed as unlocking device in modified embodiments, ie the latch actuating slide 32a can then switch off the locking by appropriate pressurization of the triggering mechanism. The retraction of the bolt can optionally be replaced by another mechanism z. B. done with a corresponding spring action of the bolt. The spring device in question can on the lock box 1a the active wing lock device but also be supported on the passive wing lap box 1 a.

The latch lifting device 31 is also referred to as a latch unlocking and / or retracting device. She can, as in the FIGS. 1a . 1b and 1c illustrated case, be designed only as a fall-back device for a case 11, which is designed as a spring-loaded in the extension direction conventional latch, which is not self-locking. The spring-loaded latch 11 has a prism-shaped end portion having an inlet slope, so that when pulling the active wing 10, that is, when the active wing 10 is pulled or pressed into the closed position, the latch 11 abuts the inlet slope on the frame of the passive wing 110 and against the spring loading the latch 11 is retracted. The slope facing away from the inlet slope of the latch 11 is not designed as a slope, but as a parallel to the wing plane blocking surface, so that an active operation of the latch 11 is required for opening the door or in a modified embodiment in which the latch 11 with a Door opener trap cooperates, the door latch is actuated. In such modified embodiments, an electric door opener can be arranged in the passive wing lock device. The latch 11 can then interact with the door latch case and the door can be released from the closed position by electrical actuation of the latch opener.

At opposite the FIGS. 1a . 1b and 1c modified versions, the latch 11 may also be designed as a self-locking latch - as a so-called latch bolt. The latch bolt can occupy three positions, namely a first retracted into the lock case 1a position a second extended from the lock case position comparable to the extended position in conventional lock traps and a third position in which the latch bolt is far extended and locked at the same time and / or at least locked acts. In this third position, the latch bolt is extended approximately twice as far as a conventional latch in its extended position. In addition, in this widely extended third position of the latch bolt, as already mentioned, locked. It should be noted on the FIGS. 7a and 7b showing an embodiment in which the trap 11 is formed as such a latch bolt. In this embodiment, the trap lifting device 31 is designed as a latch unlocking and retracting means, ie the traps actuating slide 31 a serves to unlock the latch bolt 11 in a first phase of the lifting operation and drive back the latch bolt in the course of the lifting operation. Unlocking takes place in that the release pin 11 a, which is slidably mounted in the latch bolt, is first retracted by the latching actuating slide 31 a, ie, first in the locking position of the latch bolt 11 protruding free end of the trigger pin 11 a through the latch actuating slide 31st a retracted. By retracting the unlocking of the bolt 11 takes place, so that the latch bolt is moved back under further pressurization by the trailing control slide 31 a. There are also modified versions with a latch bolt possible in which the latch lifting device 31 is designed only as unlocking or only as a retracting device. In these cases, the return or unlocking can be done via a separate device. The same applies as described above for the bolt lifting device 32 in connection with the unlocking or retraction of the bolt.

In the case of double-leaf doors, a certain clearance with a gap between the passive wing and the active wing can not be ruled out in the closed position of the double-leaf door. For this purpose, in the embodiment of the FIGS. 1a . 1b and 1c the bolt actuating slide 32a on a spring-loaded pressure piece 32c. The pressure piece 32c is resiliently supported in this embodiment via a helical compression spring on the plate-shaped base body of the bolt actuating slide 32a. The pressure piece 32c, like the plate-shaped main body of the latch actuating slide 32a, is guided horizontally in the linear guide device 32b, which is formed in the lock case 30a. With the horizontal guide results in a clamping linear sliding movement and exact positioning of the actuating slide 32a and the pressure piece 32c over the entire travel and thus a secure position accurate return movement of the bolt 22. By the spring loading of the pressure piece a proper work of the lifting device 32 ensures even for Versions of double-leaf doors with a relatively large tolerance range with gap between the passive wing and the active wing.

In the FIGS. 2a and 2 B is one opposite the FIGS. 1a . 1b and 1c modified embodiment shown in which the trap lever 39 is modified. The trailing actuating slide 31 a has an actuating plate which is hinged to a driven-side actuating lever of the lever mechanism 31 b. The actuating lever has a fixed in the lock case 30 a pivot bearing and is comparable to the FIGS. 1a . 1b and 1c actuated by the transmission slide 36, but structurally modified by a mounted on the operating lever pressure pin is guided in a slot in the transmission slide 36. In the embodiment in the FIGS. 1a . 1b and 1c acts a control edge of the Gear slide 36 together with the pressure pin of the actuating lever, wherein the control edge is formed in the edge contour of the spool 36.

In the FIGS. 3a and 3b is one opposite the FIGS. 1a . 1b and 1c modified embodiment shown in which the latch lifting device 32 is modified. The bolt actuating slide 32a has a plate-shaped base body, which is guided horizontally in the edge in the fixed in the lock case 30a linear guide device 32b. The operating lever of the operating gear 32h is similar to that in Figs FIGS. 2a and 2 B guided in a slot in the gear slider 36 with the pressure pin mounted on the gear lever.

That in the Figures 6a and 6b shown embodiment of the passive wing lock device 30 is compared to the embodiment of FIGS. 1a . 1b and 1c modified to the effect that the lock gear is modified with the gear slider 36. The gear slide 36 is not driven by the upper lock rods 380 mounted in the upper lock housing connection device via a gear, but coupled via a corresponding manner the direction of movement reversing lever mechanism.

The latch lifting device 32 is structurally similar as in the embodiment of FIGS. 3a and 3b ,

The sensor devices

The trap lifting device 31 is in the embodiment of Figures 6a and 6b as well as the embodiment of FIGS. 7a to 7d across from the embodiments of the FIGS. 1a . 1b and 1c and the FIGS. 2a and 2 B modified in such a way that the trap lifting device 31 has a sensor device 32 t, with which it is detected whether the case 22 in the lock case 30 a of the passive wing lock device is retracted or extended or is just retracted or extended. The trap lifting device 31 has as in the Figures 6a and 6b and even better in the FIGS. 7a to 7d can be seen a trap actuating slide 31 a, which is guided horizontally with its plate-shaped base body in the fixed in the lock case linear guide device 31 b. In addition, a sensor plate 31 tp is displaceably guided in the linear guide device 31 b. The sensor plate 31 tp has at its front end edge two contact plates which come into contact with the case 11. The sensor plate 31 tp is acted upon via a spring, in the illustrated case a leg spring, to the outside. The spring is dimensioned so that it is suppressed when retracting the case 11 and the case takes the sensor plate 31 tp in abutment with the contact plates. The sensor plate 31 tp has at its in the Figures 6a and 6b lower edge region on a lateral actuating edge, which interacts with the oblique-angled actuating edge of a plate-shaped detection element 31 te, which is movably mounted in a fixed housing in the lock case. The detection element 31 te has an extension which engages in a arranged in the lock housing 1a light sensor 31 s when the sensor plate 31tp enters the lock housing 30a. Thus, the retraction and extension of the case 11 can be detected by the sensor device 31t.

• Die Sensoreinrichtung 31t hat zwei Funktionen für den Aushebevorgang. Die eine Funktion ist die, sicherzustellen, dass die Falle 11 komplett aus dem Schlossgehäuse 30a der Passiv Schlosseinrichtung beim Zurückfahren ausgefahren wird und damit die Schlossfalle 11 das Öffnen der Tür nicht behindern kann. Die andere mögliche Funktion ist die, sicherzustellen, dass der Fallen Betätigungsschieber 31 a beim Zurückfahren der Falle nicht zu weit aus dem Schlossgehäuse 30a ausgefahren wird und sichergestellt wird, dass der Fallen Betätigungsschieber 31 a somit das Öffnen und Schließen der Tür nicht behindert. Um eine solche Behinderung der Tür zu verhindern, kann auch vorgesehen sein, dass der Sensorschieber an seiner vorderen Stirnseite eine Einfahr- und/oder Auslaufschräge aufweist. Die Sensoreinrichtung 31 t steuert eine nicht dargestellte Steuerungseinrichtung der Aushebeeinrichtung 31. Die Steuerung der Steuereinrichtung erfolgt über elektrische Signale, die die Sensoreinrichtung 31t bei der Erfassung der Falle abgibt und die der Steuerungseinrichtung zugeleitet werden.

The object and purpose of the sensor device 31t is as follows:

• The sensor device 31t has two functions for the Aushebevorgang. The one function is to make sure the trap 11 is completely out of the box Lock housing 30a of the passive lock device is extended when returning and thus the latch 11 can not hinder the opening of the door. The other possible function is to ensure that the trapping control slide 31 a is not extended too far when retracting the case from the lock housing 30 a and ensures that the traps control slide 31 a thus does not hinder the opening and closing of the door. In order to prevent such a hindrance of the door, it can also be provided that the sensor slide has an entry and / or exit bevel on its front end face. The sensor device 31 t controls a control device, not shown, of the lifting device 31. The control device is controlled by electrical signals which the sensor device 31t emits when detecting the trap and which are fed to the control device.

Another possible function of the sensor device 31t is that e.g. can be monitored via a central office, whether the two-leaf door is closed and locked. As regards the locking monitoring, this applies to embodiments in which the case is designed as a latch bolt and for embodiments in which a corresponding sensor device is additionally or alternatively provided in the region of the bolt lifting device 32.

The sensor device 31 is provided in the exemplary embodiments illustrated in the figures only in the case of the lifting device 31. The latch lifting device 32 in the embodiments of the figures provides for proper functioning, the spring loading of the latch actuating pressure piece 32c and the prismatic design of the latch actuating pressure piece 32c before. By the spring loading is ensures that the bolt is completely moved back into the lock case 1 a of the active wing lock device, in which position he then locked in the lock housing 1 a, that is held self-determined. The spring loading in conjunction with the prism shape of the pressure piece then allows opening and closing the two-leaf door without mutual interference of the wings when opening and closing in the closed position and even with a large tolerance range with a gap between the two wings in the closed position of the door.

FIG. 12 shows an embodiment of the passive wing lock device with a sensor device 31 s, with respect to the sensor device 31 t of the embodiment of FIGS. 7a to 7f is modified. As well as the embodiment of FIGS. 7a to 7f serves the sensor device 31 s of FIG. 12 for detecting whether the latch 22 is retracted or extended in the lock box 30a of the passive wing lock mechanism, or is being retracted or retracted. The sensor device 31 s is composed of a light sensor 31 se and a sensor stylus 31 st together. The light sensor 31 se is an optical sensor. He has a U-shaped receptacle into which engages the free end of the sensor button 31 st. In contrast to the embodiment of FIGS. 7a to 7f is in the embodiment of FIG. 12 the sensor button not as a slide, but designed as a two-armed lever. The sensor button 31 st in FIG. 12 acts directly with the light sensor 31 se. In the embodiment of FIGS. 7a to 7f is between the light sensor 31 s and the button 31 tp and a wedge-shaped transmission member 31 te provided.

The sensor button 31 st of the sensor device in FIG. 12 is designed as a sensing lever which pivotable about a lock box fixed axis 31 sta Lock case is stored. The sensing lever 31 st is designed as a two-armed lever. The first lever arm 31 stt serves to key the latch 11 of the active wing lock device. The second lever arm 31 sts has a hook-like extension which projects into the U-shaped receptacle of the light sensor 31 s. The first lever arm 31 stt of the sensing lever 31 st projects into the predetermined space of the passive wing lock, which is provided for receiving the latch 11 of the active wing lock. Next is an in FIG. 12 spring, not shown, which acts on the sensing lever 31 in the direction of the outward direction.

The sensor device according to FIG. 12 operates as follows: In the closed position of the door, the latch 11 of the active lock device moves spring-loaded into the space provided for receiving the latch 11 of the passive wing lock device. In this case, the case 11 comes with the first lever 31 stt of the sensing lever 31 st in contact, so that the sensing lever 31 st is pivoted by the entering into the passive wing lock device case 11 about its axis of rotation 31 sta around. The hook-like extension of the feeler lever 31 st, which projects into the light sensor 31 s when the door is open, then, when the trap 11 has reached its closed position, leave the U-shaped receptacle of the light sensor 31 se. The light sensor 31 se outputs depending on its operation or non-operation corresponding electrical signals, which are processed by an electrical signal processing system.

In modified embodiments, the interaction of the sensing lever 31 st and the light sensor 32se may also be provided so that the sensing lever 31 st in the light sensor 31 se engages when the case 11 is retracted into the receiving space of the passive lock box. With the sash open The hook-like extension of the feeler lever 31 then stalls outside the recording of the light sensor 31. Also in this modified embodiment, the light sensor 31 se depending on its operation or non-operation corresponding electrical signals from which are processed by an electrical signal processing system.

FIG. 13 shows an embodiment of the passive wing lock device with two further sensor devices 32s and 37s, one of which is associated with the latch 22 and the other of the lock nut 37.

The sensor device 32t is used to detect whether the latch 22 is retracted or extended in the lock case 30a of the passive-wing lock device or is being retracted or extended. This sensor device 32t has an analog construction to the sensor device 31t FIG. 12 which detects the position of the trap. The sensor device consists of a light sensor 31 se and a sensor button 31 st. The sensor button 31 st is also designed as a two-armed lever which is pivotally mounted in the lock case about an axis 31 sta. The sensor button 31 st has a first lever arm 31 stt, which is used for sensing the latch 22, and a second lever arm 31 sts, which cooperates with the light sensor 31 se.

The sensor device 37s serves to detect an actuation of the lock nut 37. For this purpose, a light sensor 37se is provided. The lock nut 37 has a radially projecting arm 37fs which is provided with an extension formed as an angled edge. In the rest position of the passive wing lock device, the extension 37fs projects into the U-shaped receiving area of the light sensor 37se. If the actuation handle is actuated by a user on the passive wing lock, the locknut becomes 37 shot. In this case, the edge-like extension 37fs of the lock nut 37 then leaves the receiving area of the electric light sensor 37se. The light sensor 37se then outputs a corresponding electrical signal that can be processed by an electrical signal processing system. By means of the sensor device 37s, it can be detected whether the passive wing lock has been opened by the manual actuation of a handle or push rod arranged on the passive wing.

In FIG. 14 a sensor device 36s is shown, which serves to detect a movement of the transmission slide 36. For this purpose, a light sensor 36se is provided. The gear slider 36 has a projecting projection 37fs. In the rest position of the passive wing lock device, as in FIG. 14 shown, the extension 37f is outside the U-shaped receiving area of the light sensor 37se. If the passive wing lock is actuated by the actuating handle by a user or by the motorized actuating device, the gear slide 36 is thereby pushed upwards. Here, the extension 36fs of the gear slider 36 enters the receiving area of the electric light sensor 36se. The light sensor 36se then outputs a corresponding electrical signal that can be processed by an electrical signal processing system. By means of the sensor device 37t, it can be detected whether the passive wing lock has been opened by the manual actuation of a handle or push rod arranged on the passive wing.

The sensors 31 se, 32se, 36se and 37se are mounted on a common plate mounted in the lock box. In addition, an electronic device for evaluating and / or processing the data of the sensors is provided. This electronic device can be in one be arranged separate housing. This separate housing may preferably be arranged adjacent to the lock case coupled.

The board on which the sensors are arranged is electrically connected to the electronic device. It can be provided for this purpose, for example, electrical cable connections, via which the board is connected to the arranged in the separate housing electronic device.

Using the information from the sensors 31 s and 32 s can be monitored, for example, in a public building by a central, whether a two-leaf door is open or is in the closed position or locked. Furthermore, it can be tracked by a monitoring center, whether a door has been unlocked by operating the nut or by activating the motorized actuator. When unlocking the lock device using the motorized actuator, the position of the lock nut remains unchanged and the signal of the sensor 37s remains unchanged, while an unlocking by operating the handle rotation of the lock nut 37 results and is detected by the nut associated sensor 37s.

The sensors can also be used to control the motorized actuator when unlocking the lock device. By means of the sensors 31 se and 32se, it can be detected during unlocking whether the latch 11 or the bolt 22 no longer protrude into the associated receptacles of the passive wing lock, whereupon the motorized actuating device can be deactivated.

The operation of the passive wing lock device

The operation of the passive wing lock device 30 can be done via a manual control device, not shown in the figures. The manual actuating device can be designed as a rotary handle which can be inserted into the lock nut 37, wherein the lock nut 37 forms a part of the lock transmission. The rotary handle can be designed as a conventional pusher or as a push rod, a so-called panic push rod. Both the pusher and the push rod may have a corresponding rotary connection, which is rotatably inserted for coupling with the lock gear in the lock nut 37.

By operating the actuator, the lock nut 37 is rotated and thereby actuates the lock gear. With the operation of the lock transmission of the transmission slide is moved. With the operation of the lock transmission, the locking bars 38e, 38u are displaced vertically in opposite directions depending on the direction of rotation of the actuation. In addition, the latch lifting device 31 and the latch lifting device 32 are actuated simultaneously or with a delay in the operation of the lock transmission.

The lock transmission is designed so that an actuation of the lock nut 37 in one direction, the upper locking bars 38o up device and the lower locking bar connection device 38u shifts downward, and consequently the respective locking bars 380o and 380u are each extended so moved into their locking position. The lifting means 31, 32 for lifting the latch 11 and the bolt 12 are thereby actuated via the lock gear so that the trailing control slide 31 a and the bolt actuating slide 32 a in the Lock housing 30a of the passive lock device 30 are retracted. When the lock nut 37 is rotated by operation in the opposite direction, the reverse opposing movement of the locking bar connection means 38o, 38u, according to which the locking bars 380o, 380u are retracted, ie the unlocking of the locking bars takes place and the lifting device 31 and 32 are extended to the Latch 22 and the case 11 of the active lock device to move back into the lock case of the active lock device.

Instead of the manual actuating device, a corresponding motorized actuating device with a rotary drive can also be coupled to the lock nut 37. The lock nut 37 is rotated by this motorized actuating device in a corresponding manner and actuates the lock gear, so that in the same way the two locking bar connection devices 38o, 38u and the lifting devices 31, 32 are actuated.

It can also be used a motor actuator, which in contrast has a linear output. The linear drive can be coupled directly to the transmission slide 36. The operation of the lock gear by the linear drive of the motorized actuator then acts in the same manner as when the lock gear is operated via rotation of the lock nut 37, as described above.

The FIGS. 5a and 5b show the passive wing lock device 30 with a arranged at the lower end of the lock case 30a such motor actuator 37m. The coupling of the motor Actuator 37m with the lock gear via a coupling slide 37k, which is coupled immovably with its one end to the linear drive of the motor actuator 37m and with its other end to the transmission slide 36 of the lock gear.

FIGS. 5c and 5d show the coupled to the transmission slide coupling slide 37k, without the motor actuator 37m is coupled. The embodiment with the motorized actuator may be optional.

The anti-tampering devices

In the embodiments shown in the figures, different anti-tamper means are provided. The anti-tampering devices are intended to prevent that the locking bars are not retractable by acting on the outside of the locking bar 380o and / or 380u pressurization.

The one embodiment of such a manipulation protection device is in the FIGS. 4a, 4b and 4c shown. Here, a locking member 39b movably mounted in the lock housing 30a is provided, which blocks displacement of the locking bar in the retraction direction during external pressurization, in that the blocking member 39b engages in its blocking position into a recess 36a in the transmission slide 36. FIG. 4a shows the position before a manipulation attempt by external pressurization of the locking bars 380o, 380u takes place.

FIG. 4b shows the blocking member 39b in the blocking position in a tampering attempt. The gear slider 36 has been made by manipulation Pressurizing the locking bars relative to the position in FIG. 4a moved a little way up and is held against further upward displacement by the blocking member 39b.

Figure 4c shows the blocking member 39 b in the release position in which it is out of engagement of the gear slide 36. The blocking member 39b is displaced in this release position by the operation of the lock nut 37 in that by rotation of the lock nut 37 in the figure in the figure in the counterclockwise direction of the cam follower 37 fixed driver 37a cooperating with the blocking member 39b and the blocking member 39b in the representation in the Figure 4c moved to the left.

This first embodiment of the anti-tamper device in the FIGS. 4a to 4c thus acts on the transmission slide 36 and thus on both locking bars; However, it requires an actuator on the lock nut 37. A second embodiment of a tamper protection device is in the FIGS. 9a and 9b shown. This manipulation protection device requires no operation of the lock transmission via the lock nut 37, but the operation of the lock gear can also be via a linear output of the gear slide, for example via the motorized actuator 37m of FIGS. 5a and 5b respectively. This embodiment of the anti-tamper means sees in the embodiment of FIGS. 9a and 9b a link device 39k, which is formed between the upper locking bar connecting device 38o and the gear slider 36. The gate device 39k has a cam slot 39ok, which is formed with the plate-shaped main body of the upper locking bar connecting device 38o. The link mechanism 39k further comprises a lever 39h, which in a castle box fixed pivot bearing is mounted and has a guide pin at one end, which engages in the slot slot 39ok and at its other end has a guide pin which engages in a slot formed in the gear slide 36.

The slotted slot 39ok is formed as an angular slit having an upper vertical branch and a lower horizontal branch. In the event of a tampering attempt, the cam pin 39s engages the upper vertical branch of the cam slot 39ok and blocks vertical movement of the upper latch bar connector 38o (see FIG Fig. 9a ). As a result, no manipulation movement is transmitted to the transmission slide 36.

In the event that there is no manipulation attempt, i. no pressure is exerted on the upper latch bar 380o from the outside, is the arrangement of the lever 39h, which may be spring loaded accordingly, so that the guide pin 39s retracts into the horizontal branch of the cam slot 39ok. By operating the lock transmission, i. by actuation of the gear slide 36, the upper locking bar connection device 38o and thus the upper locking bar 380o can now be actuated, i. extend and retract.

The gate device 39k described above thus forms in the embodiment described above FIGS. 9a and 9b a manipulation protection device for the upper locking bar 380o.

For the lower locking bar 380u, which is moved in the relevant embodiment in the same direction with the transmission slide 36 of the lock gear, is a tamper protection device provided, as in the Figures 10a and 10b is shown. This manipulation protection device has a blocking lever 39p, which is mounted in a lock box-fixed pivot bearing. He is spring-loaded and / or gravitational in the in FIG. 10a with its free end to the left-facing position. A blocking pin 39s, which is resistant to movement with the gear slide 36, engages in the hook-shaped recess of the blocking lever 39p in this position. When the transmission slide 36 is displaced upwardly to unlock by operation of the lock gear, a relative displacement occurs between the lock pin 39s and the lock lever 39p at which the lock pin 39s slides up the curve edge of the lock lever 39p and the lock lever 39p as shown in FIG FIG. 10a pivots counterclockwise (see Fig. 10b ). If the gear slide 36 is now moved in the opposite direction downwards by pressing the lock gear on the actuator, the reverse relative movement is back to the position in FIG. 10a ,

FIG. 10c shows the situation in case of a manipulation attempt. In this case, the plate-shaped base body of the lower locking bar connection device 38u is driven by the upwardly acting pressurization of the locking bar 380u in the oblong holes driven up and comes into abutment against the lower bottom of the blocking lever 39p. In this way, a displacement of the lower locking bar 380u is counteracted in a manipulation attempt and the lower locking bar 380u is blocked in the extended position. The vertical movement of the lower bar connecting device 38a is thus not transmitted to the transmission slide 36.

FIG. 11 shows an eleventh embodiment of the passive wing lock device with a tamper protection device for the lower locking bar 380u, wherein the anti-tamper according to FIG. 11 opposite the anti-tamper device according to FIGS. 10a to 10c is modified. The manipulation protection device has a blocking lever 39p, which is mounted in a lock box-fixed pivot bearing. The blocking lever has a blocking stop 39b which, in the blocking position, cooperates with the lower locking bar connection device 38u, as in FIG FIG. 11 is shown. The blocking stopper 39b is formed as an abutment step of the side edge of the blocking lever 39p. The manipulation attempt is in FIG. 11 shown. FIG. 11 shows the tamper protection in a tampering attempt. The manipulation protection is that when pressure is applied to the lower locking bars connecting device 38u, the lower locking bar connecting device 38u comes into abutment against the blocking stop 39b of the blocking lever 39p and is thus blocked against further displacement in the vertical upward direction. As a result, no vertical movement is transmitted to the gear slider 36 through the lower latch bars 38u.

The blocking lever 39p is provided with a cam slot into which a cam pin 36k of the gear slider 36 engages. If, in the event of a proper unlocking by operation of the nut 37 or the motor actuator 37m of the transmission slide 36 is displaced upwards for unlocking, the gear shifter fixed pin 36k moves vertically upwards and runs in the sliding slot 39k of the blocking lever, whereby the blocking lever 39p is pivoted in the illustrated case counterclockwise. The blocking lever 39p projects in the pivoted then no longer in a blocking manner in the Movement range of the lower locking bar connecting device 38u into it. Simultaneously with the pivoting of the blocking lever 39p, a lever 38h is pivoted. The lever 38h is pivotally mounted in the lock case 38a about a lock case fixed axis 38a and cooperates with a foot side arranged on the transmission slide 36 actuation stop. When pushing up the gear slide 36, the lever 38 is pivoted clockwise in the illustrated case. The lever 38h is formed as an operating lever of the lower locking bar connecting device 38u. He interacts with its free end with a corresponding stop on the lower locking bar connection device 38u together. The lower locking bar connecting device 38u is thus moved in the same direction with the transmission slide 36 and retracted the lower locking bar in the lock case.

LIST OF REFERENCE NUMBERS

10

active wing

110

passive wings

1

Active wing lock

1a

Lock case of 1

11

Cases

11a

release pin

17

lock follower

22

bars

22a

release pin

30

Passive wing lock

30a

Lock case of 30

31

Falling lifting device

31a

Falling control slide

31b

guide means

31c

Falling actuating pressure piece

31h

lever means

31t

sensor device

31tp

Sensor slide with frontal contact surfaces

31te

detection element

31s

light sensor

32

Latch lifting device

32a

Latch control slide

32b

guide means

32c

Spring-mounted pressure piece

32h

lever means

36

gear shifter

36g

reverse gear

37

lock follower

37a

takeaway

37m

Motorized actuator

37k

coupling slider

39k

block mechanism

39ok

link slot

39h

rocker arm

39b

blocking member

39p

Lower blocking lever

39s

blocking pin

38o

Upper locking bars connection device

38op

Plate-shaped body of 38o

380o

Upper tie rod

38u

Lower locking bars connection device

38ub

blocking lever

380U

Lower latch bar

10

active wing

100

fixed frame

110

passive wings

Claims (15)

Passive wing lock device (30) for a door, a window or the like with a fixed mountable frame (100) mounted in the frame at least one active wing (10) - hereinafter referred to as active wing - and at least one passive wing (110) - im Hereafter referred to as passive wing,
wherein the passive wing lock device (30) in and / or on the passive wing (110) can be mounted and has a lock mechanism and a lock actuating device for actuating the lock mechanism.
being provided
the lock mechanism has a bolt lifting device (32) for unlocking and / or retracting a bolt (22) engaging in a predetermined space of the passive wing lock device one in and / or on the active wing mounted active wing lock device (1), and / or
in that the lock mechanism has a latch lifting device (31) for unlocking and / or retracting a latch (11) which engages in a predetermined space of the passive wing lock device namely a latch or latch bolt (11) of an active wing mounted in and / or on the active wing lock device (1) .
wherein it is preferably provided
in that the lock mechanism has an upper locking bar connection device (38o) of an upper locking bar (380o) guided in or on the passive wing (110), which is extendable for locking upwards and retractable for unlocking downwards, and / or
in that the lock mechanism has a lower locking bar connecting device (38u) of a lower locking bar (380u) guided in and / or on the passive wing (110), which is retractable downwards for locking and can be retracted upwards for unlocking.
characterized,
that the bar lifting device (32) comprises a latch actuator (32c), said latch actuating member (32a) has a latch actuator pressure piece (32c) in the retracting direction of the bolt (22) is spring-loaded and / or
in that the trap lifting device (31) has a falling actuating element (31 a), wherein the falling actuating element (31 a) is a falling one Actuating pressure piece (31 c) which is spring-loaded in the return direction of the case (11). Passive wing lock device according to claim 1,
characterized,
that the latch actuating pressure piece (32c) and / or the falling actuating pressure piece (31 c) has an inlet slope and / or an outlet slope. Passive wing lock device according to claim 2,
characterized,
that the inlet slope and / or the outlet slope of the latch actuating pressure piece (32c) is formed in the region of the free end as a prism-shaped end portion, and / or
that the inlet slope and / or the outlet slope of the falling actuating pressure piece (31 c) is formed in the region of the free end as a prism-shaped end portion. Passive wing lock device according to claim 3,
characterized,
in that the prism-shaped end portion of the latch actuating pressure piece (32c) and / or the falling actuating pressure piece (31 c) is formed with only one bevel, which is formed as an inlet slope or as an outlet bevel or is formed with two slopes, one of which as an inlet slope and the other is designed as a discharge slope. Passive wing lock device according to one of the preceding claims,
characterized,
in that the bolt actuating element (32a) is designed as a bolt actuating slide (32b) which is guided in a linear guide device (31b) which can be fixedly mounted with the passive wing (110), which is directed horizontally in the mounted position of the passive wing lock device (30) ; and or
in that the falling actuating element (31 a) is designed as a trailing actuating slide (31 b), which is guided in a linear guide device (32 b) which can be fixedly mounted with the passive wing (110) and horizontally directed in the mounted position of the passive wing lock device (30) is. Passive wing lock device according to one of the preceding claims,
characterized,
in that the latch lifting device (32) and / or the latch lifting device (31) is coupled to the lock actuating device (37m) for driving and / or can be coupled. Passive wing lock device according to one of the preceding claims,
characterized, a) that the latch lifting device (31) has a sensor device (31 t) to detect whether in a predetermined space of the passive wing lock device (30) the trap (11) of the active wing lock device (1) engages or does not engage,
wherein the sensor means (31t) is adapted to output electrical signals to an electrical signal processing means in dependence on the result of said detection; and or b) that the latch lifting device (32) has a sensor device (31t) in order to detect whether in a predetermined space of the passive lock device (30) the bolt (22) of the active lock device (1) engages or does not engage,
wherein the sensor device (31t) is designed such that it emits electrical signals to an electrical signal processing device depending on the result of this detection. Passive wing lock device according to claim 7,
characterized,
in that the sensor device (31 t) has a sensor which emits electrical signals and a probe which cooperates directly or indirectly with the sensor and which is movably mounted in the lock box of the passive wing lock device and interacts with the component to be detected in a groping manner. Passive wing lock device according to claim 8,
characterized,
that the button is acted upon by a spring which urges the button in the scanning direction. Passive wing lock device according to one of claims 8 or 9,
characterized,
in that the pushbutton (31p) in the lock case (30a) of the passive wing lock device can be moved in the direction of scanning to a maximum extent that it does not protrude or only slightly beyond an end opening of the end face of the lock case (30a) facing the active wing , Passive wing lock device according to claim 8 to 10,
characterized,
that the button is designed as a push button or lever. Passive wing lock device according to claim 11 in conjunction with claim 5,
characterized,
that the probe is designed as a pushbutton and the linear guide device (31 b) of the latch actuating slide (31 a) is formed with a linear guide means of the probe and / or as a portion of the linear guide means, and / or
that the button is designed as a touch slide and the linear guide means (31 b) of the cases the actuating slide (31 a) with a linear guide device of the feeler and / or is designed as a portion of the linear guide device. Passive wing lock device according to one of the preceding claims,
characterized,
in that the lock mechanism has a gear slide (36) which is connected to the bolt lifting device (32) and / or the latch bolt lifting device (31). Locking device for a door, a window or the like,
with a fixedly mounted frame with at least one active wing mounted on or in the frame - hereinafter referred to as active wing - and at least one passive wing - hereinafter referred to as passive wing -
here the lock device comprises a passive wing lock device which can be mounted in or on the passive wing, and an active wing lock device which can be mounted in or on the active wing,
being provided
that the active-wing lock device has a lock mechanism with a latch and / or a bolt, and
in that the passive wing lock device is designed according to one of the preceding claims. Door or window,
with a fixedly mounted frame with at least one active wing mounted on or in the frame - hereinafter referred to as active wing - and at least one passive wing - hereinafter referred to as passive wing -
with a lock device, which comprises an active-wing lock device and a passive-wing lock device, wherein the active-wing lock device is mounted in or on the active wing and the passive-wing lock device is mounted on the passive wing, wherein it is provided
that the active wing lock device has a latch and / or a bolt, and
the passive wing lock device according to one of claims 1 to 13 is formed.

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