EP4080478A1 - Émetteur de signaux pour installations d'alarme anti-effraction - Google Patents

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EP4080478A1
EP4080478A1 EP22167521.8A EP22167521A EP4080478A1 EP 4080478 A1 EP4080478 A1 EP 4080478A1 EP 22167521 A EP22167521 A EP 22167521A EP 4080478 A1 EP4080478 A1 EP 4080478A1
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    • G08B7/00—Signalling systems according to more than one of groups G08B3/00 - G08B6/00; Personal calling systems according to more than one of groups G08B3/00 - G08B6/00
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    • G08B25/00—Alarm systems in which the location of the alarm condition is signalled to a central station, e.g. fire or police telegraphic systems
    • G08B25/009—Signalling of the alarm condition to a substation whose identity is signalled to a central station, e.g. relaying alarm signals in order to extend communication range
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    • G08B—SIGNALLING OR CALLING SYSTEMS; ORDER TELEGRAPHS; ALARM SYSTEMS
    • G08B15/00—Identifying, scaring or incapacitating burglars, thieves or intruders, e.g. by explosives
    • G08B15/002—Identifying, scaring or incapacitating burglars, thieves or intruders, e.g. by explosives with occupancy simulation

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  • the invention relates to a signaling device, in particular for signaling a detected break-in or a hold-up.
  • a burglar alarm system also known colloquially as an alarm system, is a technical device that is now exclusively operated electronically and serves to protect property and people.
  • a burglar alarm system is intended to deter burglaries, thefts and robberies, to notify those providing assistance in an emergency, to minimize the action time of thieves, to alert the immediate environment and the people involved, to help.
  • the intruder alarm systems have a signal transmitter.
  • the signaling devices are used to signal a break-in using optical or acoustic signaling devices.
  • the object of the invention is to make an existing intruder alarm system smart in a simple manner, ie to design it as part of a smart home system.
  • the invention relates to a signal transmitter for a burglar alarm system and a smart home system, having at least one acoustic signal transmitter, which generates an acoustic alarm signal when triggered, and/or an optical signal transmitter, which generates at least one optical alarm signal, in particular a light signal, when triggered.
  • At least one first interface is provided in the signal transmitter according to the invention, which interface enables the signal transmitter to be set up for communication with an intruder alarm system.
  • the signal transmitter establishes a communication link with the intruder alarm system, in particular via the first interface.
  • the first interface is preferably designed and set up to establish a connection, in particular a communication connection, with an intruder alarm system and to receive and/or send messages via this.
  • At least one second interface is provided in the signal transmitter according to the invention, which makes it possible to establish a communication link between the signal transmitter and at least one device of a smart home system for building automation.
  • the signal transmitter establishes a communication connection with at least one device of a smart home system, in particular via the second interface.
  • the second interface is preferably designed and set up to establish a connection, in particular a communication connection, with a smart home system, in particular at least one device of a smart home system, and to receive and/or send messages via this.
  • a means of communication is provided and designed to process messages, in particular alarm messages, which the signal transmitter receives via one of the interfaces.
  • a further message can be sent to at least one of the further interfaces. It is advantageous that the processing involves reading out the received message Generating and sending a further message as a function of the received message via one of the further interfaces.
  • One advantage is that an existing intruder alarm system can be easily integrated into a smart home system. Only the signal generator needs to be replaced.
  • the advantages such as the possibility to communicate with the user via apps and other means of communication, can also be used.
  • the processing includes filtering of the messages, with the filtering including deleting messages that are irrelevant for the other system.
  • the messages which are not relevant for the other system are preferably not sent to the other system during filtering.
  • the number of messages is limited to the relevant ones.
  • the other systems are not flooded with superfluous messages.
  • the systems are the intruder alarm system or the smart home system.
  • the other system is either the intruder alarm system or the smart home system.
  • the intruder alarm system represents the other system when the message is received via the second interface. If the message is received via the first interface, the smart home system is the other system.
  • the acoustic signal transmitter has a loudspeaker and/or a siren for generating the acoustic alarm signal.
  • the first interface is designed to establish a connection to a communication network of an alarm system, the first interface being, in particular, wired, in particular by means of direct current technology, bus technology or wirelessly, preferably in the 433 MHz or 868 MHz range. communicates with the alarm system.
  • a connection can be established with the intruder alarm system. The connection can be used for the transmission of messages.
  • the second interface is designed to establish a connection with a component, in particular a device, preferably a central unit, of a smart home system for home automation, with the second interface in particular using Zigbee, Z-Wave, Bluetooth, WLan, LTE, IP, KNX, HomeMatic IP, 433 MHz or 868.3 MHz communicates.
  • first interface and the second interface work using different protocols and/or using different communication technologies and/or frequencies.
  • the means of communication when receiving a message, in particular an alarm message, via the first interface, generates a further message depending on the message and that the further message generated is sent to a device of the smart home system by means of the second interface, so that in particular the device can alert a resident, owner and/or user.
  • the second interface Messages which are recorded by the second interface can be received, processed and the information from them can be sent to the intruder alarm system.
  • the signal generator is designed to send a signal using the second interface, which causes at least one component, in particular a device, of the smart home system to simulate the presence of a person. In this way, a burglary can be prevented.
  • This message can be sent in particular depending on an absence detected by the intruder alarm system.
  • the signal transmitter is designed as a reaction to an alarm message received, in particular via the first interface, a component, in particular device, of the smart home system, which is designed to send a video, in particular a live image or a recording create, by means of a further message, in particular a control message, preferably a command message, on the second Interface to activate, so that this captures an image and / or video in particular.
  • FIG 1 a schematic representation of a signal generator 1 according to the invention is shown.
  • the signal generator 1 has a first interface 10 .
  • the first interface 10 is designed and set up to establish a communication link 12 with a component 32 of an intruder alarm system 30 .
  • the signal transmitter 1 is connected to the control center 32 of an intruder alarm system 30 by means of the first interface 10 .
  • the connection can be made by cable or wirelessly.
  • a communication link can also be established with another component 34 of the intruder alarm system.
  • a burglar alarm system also known colloquially as an alarm system, is a technical device that is now exclusively operated electronically and serves to protect property and people.
  • a burglar alarm system is intended to deter burglaries, thefts and robberies, to notify emergency services (police, security service, etc.) in an emergency, to minimize the action time of thieves, bank robbers, etc., to alert the immediate environment and the people involved, to help.
  • Intruder alarm systems 30 are divided into three categories.
  • an electric current flows between two points within the system via a detector.
  • a voltage is measured in a center. If a defined voltage is exceeded or not reached, this is evaluated as an alarm or sabotage. If an alarm or sabotage is detected, this is sent as a message to the signaling device.
  • the message can be sent by changing the voltage, the current, the closing of a circuit or the frequency.
  • all detectors are connected via a bus, in particular a pair of wires or two pairs of wires.
  • the bus is a data line. It is also used to supply power to the connected devices, in particular detectors.
  • the systems work in the 433 MHz and 863 MHz range.
  • the systems that work with radio technology work like the bus systems, except that the wiring of the bus has been replaced by radio.
  • the detectors have an energy store, which represents the energy supply.
  • known intruder alarm systems can include signal generators, voting devices, video memories, cameras, video cameras and/or event printers.
  • the first interface 10 has corresponding cable connectors and electrical components in order to record the incoming messages and/or to generate outgoing messages.
  • the messages are signals.
  • the information in the messages is communicated by changing the voltage, current, frequency or pulse width.
  • the messages are in the form of data packets.
  • the data packets contain the information.
  • connection 12 between the intruder alarm system 30 and the first interface 10 is advantageously established by means of one, two or more pairs of wires.
  • the connection 12 is implemented in particular as direct current technology or bus technology.
  • the first interface 10 is designed as a binary input. It detects whether a current, a voltage, a frequency is changed or whether an electric circuit is closed.
  • the first interface 10 has components in order to receive or send the wirelessly sent and/or received messages. It usually consists of several of the following components or groups of components: an antenna, a signal amplifier, a filter, a digital-to-analog converter, an analog-to-digital converter, etc.
  • the first interface is designed and set up to communicate with the intruder alarm system. Communication takes place in particular in the 433 MHz or 868 MHz range.
  • the messages can be signals or data packets. That depends on the intruder alarm system.
  • the intruder alarm system 30 has at least one detector 34 in addition to the control center 32 .
  • detectors 34 are formed, in particular automatic detectors, such as magnetic contacts, glass breakage detectors, alarm glasses, light barriers, structure-borne noise detectors, motion detectors, capacitive detectors, alarm wallpapers or, in particular, non-automatic detectors, such as robbery detectors, banknote contacts, robbery tread strips, strike plate contacts, pressure carpet, pull wire.
  • burglar alarm systems 30 are equipped in particular with signal generators, voting devices, video storage, photo cameras, video cameras and event printers.
  • the signal generator 1 has a second interface 20 .
  • the second interface 20 is designed and set up to establish a communication connection with a smart home system 40 . Once a communication connection has been established, a message does not have to be continuously sent over it. An established communication link is understood in particular to mean that a message can be sent via this if necessary.
  • the smart home system has at least one device 44, 46.
  • the smart home system 40 preferably has a large number of devices 44 , 46 .
  • the smart home system has a central unit 42 .
  • the second interface 20 is connected to the central unit 42 of the smart home system by means of the connection 22 .
  • connection 22 there can also be a connection 22 between the second interface 20 and any other device 44 of the smart home system 40 .
  • the communication via the communication link 22 usually takes place by means of messages that are in the form of data packets.
  • a Smart Home System 40 is a system that is intended to increase the quality of life, security and efficient use of energy.
  • a smart home system is based on at least two or more networked and controllable devices 42, 44 and installations as well as automatic processes.
  • Smart home devices 44 are building technology control devices, building technology devices, household appliances, gardening tools, information and communication electronics devices and/or entertainment electronics devices that have a communication interface that allows them to communicate with other smart home devices.
  • the smart home devices 44, 46 are networked with one another and can receive and/or send messages, in particular signals, data packets, information, control commands and/or environmental variables.
  • Smart home devices have an interface, in particular a communication interface.
  • the communication is wired, in particular by means of a bus system, Powerline, M-Bus, Ethernet, EIB, CAN, KNX, EMS, 1-Wire, DALI, DMX, OpenTherm or wireless, preferably Bluetooth, NFC, RFID, ANT+, Dash7, GPRS, UMTS, 5G, LTE, WIMAX, Zigbee, Z-Wave, 868 MHz, Thread or WIFI or optical, in particular using pulse-modulated light.
  • the interface has the hardware components required for communication using an aforementioned technology or protocol, such as processing means, amplifiers, antennas, as well as the required software.
  • Examples of devices that are mostly used in the smart home environment today are light sources, blinds, heaters, refrigerators, washing machines, ovens. Furthermore, modern smart home systems can be controlled remotely, for example using a mobile input device, in particular a smartphone, tablet or mobile phone.
  • a home automation control device is understood to mean, for example, actuators for controlling heating systems, blinds, roller shutters, lamps, but also sensors such as buttons or switches for controlling actuators or other electrical devices.
  • Household appliances are devices for heating, cooling, ventilating buildings, in particular heating systems, air conditioning systems or ventilation systems, preferably boilers, solar heating, heat pumps, living space ventilation, hot water tanks, radiators, pumps, valves, controls and/or air conditioning systems.
  • a household appliance is to be understood, for example, as appliance types that can be used in a household but also in the professional sector, such as dishwashers, washing machines, dryers, ovens, microwaves, steamers, combi steamers, vacuum cleaners, irons, extractor hoods and others.
  • Household appliances are also referred to as white goods.
  • Garden tools include lawn mowers, robotic mowers, irrigation systems, sprinkler systems, soil moisture sensors, light sensors, PH sensors and others.
  • Electronic information and communication devices are devices that are used for the exchange of information and communication. Such devices are usually also used as an input device or HMI (Human Interface) for the smart home system. This includes input devices such as smartphones, tablets or mobile phones, but also speech recognition devices.
  • HMI Human Interface
  • a home automation control device is understood to mean, for example, actuators for controlling heating systems, blinds, roller shutters, lamps, but also sensors such as buttons or switches for controlling actuators or other electrical devices.
  • the communication between the first interface 10 and the intruder alarm system 30 and between the second interface 20 and the smart home system 40 takes place using messages.
  • the message can be transmitted by means of one or more signals or by means of one or more data packets.
  • Each message contains information.
  • the messages are transmitted via the respective communication connection 12, 22.
  • the information is contained in the change in voltage, current, frequency or pulse width or the closing of an electric circuit.
  • the information is contained in the payload or header of the data packet.
  • the type of data packet or signal depends on the transmission technology used.
  • the signal generator 1 has at least one acoustic signal generator 3 or at least one visual signal generator 4 . According to a development of the invention, the signal generator 1 can have at least one acoustic signal generator and at least one optical signal generator.
  • the acoustic signal generator 3 is designed to generate an acoustic alarm signal.
  • the audible alarm signal is intended to cover the immediate area as well alert the people involved.
  • the acoustic signal is generated when the signal transmitter 1 receives a message, in particular an alarm message.
  • the acoustic signal generator 3 has in particular a siren.
  • the acoustic signal transmitter has a loudspeaker, for example.
  • the optical signal generator 4 is designed to generate an optical alarm signal.
  • the optical alarm signal is intended to alert the immediate surroundings as well as those involved who are present.
  • the optical signal is generated when the signal transmitter 1 receives a message, in particular an alarm message.
  • the visual signal transmitter 4 has, in particular, a light-emitting element. In most cases, the signal generator generates a red flashing signal when it is triggered.
  • the signaling device 1 switches to the triggered state when it receives a message, in particular an alarm message.
  • the message can be as a voltage change, current change, frequency change of a signal. However, it can also be in the form of a data packet with information that is transmitted by radio or the bus.
  • the detector 34 reports this to the control center 32.
  • the control center 32 in turn reports it to the signal transmitter 1, which then uses the acoustic signal transmitter 3 to emit an acoustic alarm signal and/or the optical signal transmitter 4 generates a visual alarm signal.
  • the detector 34 can also report the intrusion to the signal generator 1 directly. This is done, for example, in intruder alarm systems with a bus system or radio technology. Reporting takes place by sending a message, in particular an alarm message.
  • the signal transmitter 1 has a control unit, in particular with a communication means 5 .
  • the control unit has a processor or a microprocessor. This can also include the tasks of the means of communication 5 or the means of communication has its own separate processor or microprocessor.
  • the means of communication 5 is part of the control unit.
  • the means of communication 5 is designed to process the messages or the information contained therein, which it receives at one of the two interfaces.
  • processing is also understood to mean evaluating. If, for example, it is alarm information, it triggers the state in which the optical and/or acoustic signal generator 3, 4 generate an alarm signal.
  • the processing also includes filtering.
  • filtering information is only forwarded if it is also of interest to the other side, in particular the other system.
  • the filtering of the information serves to prevent any information from being forwarded from the smart home system 40 to the intruder alarm system 30 and vice versa.
  • the processing can also include summarizing, supplementing or expanding information.
  • the signal transmitter can report which alarm transmitter 34 is reporting a burglary or combine the message of several alarms into one.
  • Forwarding is to be understood as meaning that the information in the message is taken and suitably adapted to the other connection 12 or 22 and sent over it. There is thus a translation of the transmission method or transmission technology of one connection into the transmission method or transmission technology of the other connection.
  • the signal transmitter acts as a gateway or router between the intruder alarm system 30 and the smart home system 40.
  • the signal transmitter also has a housing 2 .
  • the first interface 10, the second interface 20, the communication means 5 and the optional optical and acoustic signal generator are arranged.
  • the first interface 10, the second interface 20, the means of communication 5 and the optional optical and acoustic signal generator form a unit, in particular a sales unit.
  • FIG 2 an example of a signal transmitter 1 according to the invention is shown.
  • the housing 5 can be seen.
  • the optical sensor 1 In the lower part of the housing is the optical
  • Signal generator 4 formed. It is located behind a red translucent surface 6. The speaker or siren of the acoustic signal generator 3 is located on the back. The other components of the signal generator 1 are arranged inside. Furthermore, cable receptacles of the first interface 10 are formed on the rear. These allow the cables of the connection 12 to be connected to a wired intruder alarm system 30 .
  • the signal generator 1 has a power supply which supplies all components of the signal generator 1 with energy.
  • the voltage can also be supplied via the first interface and the connection 12 .
  • the signal generator has an energy store.
  • the energy store temporarily stores the energy.
  • the energy store can be designed as a secondary battery or capacitor, for example.
  • the smart home system 40 has at least one detector 46 .
  • This can be an automatic detector, such as magnetic contacts, glass breakage detectors, alarm glasses, light barriers, structure-borne noise detectors, motion detectors, capacitive detectors, alarm wallpapers or, in particular, non-automatic detectors, such as robbery detectors, banknote contacts, robbery step bars, strike plate contacts, pressure carpet, pull wire.
  • the intruder alarm system 30 can be expanded to include detectors 46 from the smart home system 40 . Any sensors of the individual smart home devices 45, 44, 46 can also be used as detectors.
  • the detectors in the smart home system send a message via the signal transmitter 1 to the intruder alarm system 30.
  • the signal transmitter acts in particular like a gateway.
  • signaling device 1 For example, if the television is disconnected from the power supply, it reports this to signaling device 1. Signaling device 1 in turn reports this to the intruder alarm system. The detection of increased temperatures through the hob or Kitchen utensil point to a fire. This information is reported to signal transmitter 1, which forwards it to the intruder alarm system.
  • a signal transmitter 1 according to the invention can also make a non-smart intruder alarm system 30 smart.
  • "Making it smart” includes, for example, linking to other detectors or sensors of the Smart Home System 40. Or it includes communicating with the owner, resident or user via their modern communication devices. For example, notification in the event that the intruder alarm system detects a break-in.
  • the alarm signal generated by the intruder alarm system 30 is forwarded to the smart home system 40 by the signal generator 1 .
  • This in turn can forward the information to, for example, a mobile input device, in particular a smartphone, tablet or mobile phone of the user, resident, owner.
  • the signal generator 1 acts in particular as a gateway. It sends the message received from the intruder alarm system, or the information from the message, to the smart home system, which then sends the information to the user's mobile device.

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