EP4177204A1 - Elevator, elevator control method, and elevator control program - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an elevator, an elevator control method, and an elevator control program.
- PTL 1 describes the following technique.
- a maintenance personnel who has entered a hoistway pit 17 exits from an inside of the pit 17 after predetermined maintenance and inspection or repair work, and at that time, operates a hoistway safety switch 18 inside the hoistway pit 17.
- a main control device 11 monitors an ON operation of the hoistway safety switch 18 (step 8f), and when the hoistway safety switch 18 is turned ON, the main control device 11 cancels a door opening detection state based on a bit signal from a transmission line 16 (step 9f), and returns from an operation prohibition mode to a normal operation mode.
- the hoistway safety switch 18 is not turned on, the door opening detection state based on the bit signal from the transmission line 16 is held (step 10f), and the operation prohibition mode is maintained".
- the hoistway safety switch 18 is connected to the main control device 11 by solo-lead wiring, which is a factor of complicating equipment.
- an object of the present invention is to provide an elevator, an elevator control method, and an elevator control program capable of reducing a number of wiring lines without adding equipment.
- the present application includes a plurality of solutions to solve the problem, and one example thereof is a configuration in which an elevator including: a car; a landing control unit that includes a plurality of connection ports to each of which an operation terminal is connected, and is installed in each landing for the car; a control device having a drive control unit that controls traveling of the car on a basis of a signal from the landing control unit; and a return operation input unit that performs an operation for returning an operation mode of the car by the drive control unit from an inspection mode to a normal operation mode, wherein the control device includes a return permission determination unit that permits the drive control unit to return to the normal operation mode when it is determined that a return permission signal is transmitted from the return operation input unit, one of idle ports to which the operation terminals are not connected among the connection ports of the landing control units being set as the return operation input unit.
- an elevator an elevator control method, and an elevator control program capable of reducing a number of wiring lines without adding equipment.
- FIG. 1 is an overall configuration diagram of an elevator 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the elevator 1 has a car 11, a balance weight 12, and a main rope 13 connecting these to both ends of the main rope 13 inside a traveling path 10 extending in a predetermined direction along a building (structure) .
- a machine room 10a is disposed above the traveling path 10, and a hoisting machine 14 around which the main rope 13 is wound is provided in the machine room 10a.
- a landing door 16 is provided facing a landing 15 provided on each floor F1, F2, ... of the building.
- Each of the landing doors 16 is engaged with a car door 11a in a state where the car 11 has arrived at each landing F, and the car door 11a is opened, by which the landing door 16 is opened together with the car door 11a.
- each of the landings 15 is provided with a call operation unit 20 and a landing control unit 21.
- the call operation unit 20 has at least an upward call button 20a and a downward call button 20b.
- the call operation unit 20 provided in the landing 15 of the bottom floor F1 has the upward call button 20a.
- the call operation unit 20 provided in the landing 15 of the middle floor F2 has at least the upward call button 20a and the downward call button 20b.
- the call operation unit 20 provided in the landing 15 of a top floor Fn has the downward call button 20b.
- These upward call button 20a and downward call button 20b are landing call buttons provided as operation terminals in the call operation unit 20.
- the landing control unit 21 is connected to the call operation unit 20, and transmits operation signals of the upward call button 20a and the downward call button 20b of the call operation unit 20 to a control device 30 described below.
- Each of the landing control units 21 described above typically includes a same number of connection ports 22a, 22b.
- Each of the connection ports 22a, 22b is individually connected to each of the upward call button 20a and the downward call button 20b of the call operation unit 20. Therefore, each of the landing control units 21 has the at least two connection ports 22a, 22b.
- the above-described landing control unit 21 is connected to the control device 30 described below via wiring 23.
- each of the landing control units 21 installed on the middle floors F2, ... is in a state where the upward call button 20a and the downward call button 20b are individually connected to the two connection ports 22a, 22b.
- the downward call button 20b is connected to only the one connection port 22b of the two connection ports 22a, 22b, and the other connection port 22a is an idle port 22x.
- the upward call button 20a is connected to only the one connection port 22a of the two connection ports 22a, 22b, and the other connection port 22b is an idle port 22y.
- any one of the idle ports 22x, 22y is used as a return operation input unit, and is distinguished from the other connection ports 22a, 22b as a predetermined connection port 101 to which a connector 100 is detachably connected.
- the connector 100 is used by the maintenance personnel of the elevator 1 to transmit, to the control device 30, a signal for permitting return to a normal operation mode.
- the above-described connector 100 transmits an ON signal in a state connected to the predetermined connection port 101, and transmission of the ON signal is stopped in a state where the connector 100 is removed from the predetermined connection port 101.
- the opposite may be applied.
- the connector 100 may be connected to any of the idle ports 22y, 22x.
- the control device 30 is typically disposed at a position close to the hoisting machine 14 and in the machine room 10a.
- the control device 30 controls opening and closing of the car door 11a provided in the car 11 and driving of the hoisting machine 14.
- the control device 30 is configured by a calculator.
- the calculator is hardware used as a so-called computer.
- the calculator may include a central processing unit (CPU), a random access memory (RAM), a nonvolatile storage unit such as a read only memory (ROM) or a hard disk drive (HDD), and further, a network interface.
- CPU central processing unit
- RAM random access memory
- ROM read only memory
- HDD hard disk drive
- the control device 30 configured by the above-described calculator stores, in a nonvolatile storage unit, a control program related to the operation of the elevator including the driving of the car door 11a and the hoisting machine 14, and executes processing based on the stored control program to control the operation of the elevator 1.
- the above-described control device 30 includes a drive control unit 30a and a return permission determination unit 30b as functional units that execute the control program.
- the drive control unit 30a controls opening and closing of the car door 11a and traveling of the hoisting machine 14 on the basis of a signal from a car call operation unit (not illustrated) provided inside the car 11, a signal from each of the call operation units 20, and signals from various sensors (not illustrated).
- the return permission determination unit 30b permits return from an inspection mode to the normal operation mode on the basis of the signal from the predetermined connection port 101 when the operation mode of the elevator 1 is the inspection mode. Details of the permission of the return by this return permission determination unit 30b will be described in the next elevator control method.
- FIG. 2 is a flowchart illustrating the elevator control method according to the embodiment.
- the elevator control method illustrated in this figure is a procedure of control performed by the control program held in the control device 30 described with reference to FIG. 1 , and is a procedure of processing for ending the inspection of the elevator 1 and returning to the normal operation mode.
- the elevator control method will be described with reference to FIG. 1 along the flowchart of FIG. 2 .
- step S101 the return permission determination unit 30b determines whether the signal from the predetermined connection port 101 has been received.
- the predetermined connection port 101 is an idle port 22y to which the connector 100 is connected, and is a port used as the return operation input unit of the connection ports 22a, 22b.
- the return permission determination unit 30b proceeds the processing to the next step S102, and repeats the determination otherwise.
- step S102 the return permission determination unit 30b determines whether a return permission signal has been received from the predetermined connection port 101.
- this return permission signal is a rectangular wave signal that is brought into an OFF state when the connector 100 connected to the predetermined connection port 101 is pulled out from the predetermined connection port 101 and is then brought into an ON state again when the connector 100 is connected to the predetermined connection port 101. That is, on the basis of the above-described rectangular signal, the return permission determination unit 30b determines whether the worker has escaped from the pit 10b, pulled out the connector 100 from the predetermined connection port 101 of the landing control unit 21, and subsequently connected the removed connector 100 to the predetermined connection port 101 again.
- the return permission determination unit 30b proceeds the processing to the next step S103.
- it is determined that the signal is not the return permission signal NO
- the processing returns to step S101.
- step S103 the return permission determination unit 30b permits the drive control unit 30a to return the operation mode from the inspection mode to the normal operation mode.
- the drive control unit 30a returns the operation mode from the inspection mode to the normal operation mode, and ends the processing.
- the configuration is such that in the determination of the input of the return permission signal, it is determined whether or not the procedure of pulling out the connector 100 connected to the predetermined connection port 101 and subsequently connecting the pulled-out connector 100 to the predetermined connection port 101 again has been performed. As a result, it is possible to prevent the connector 100 from being lost or mislaid.
- a configuration may be employed in which it is determined whether the connector 100 is connected to the predetermined connection port 101 and subsequently the connected connector 100 is pulled out from the predetermined connection port 101.
- a configuration may be employed in which an input switch for return permission is connected to the predetermined connection port 101.
- the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment and modifications, but includes various modifications.
- the above-described embodiment has been described in detail in order to describe the present invention in an easy-to-understand manner, and is not necessarily limited to those having all the configurations described.
- a part of a configuration of a certain embodiment can be replaced with a configuration of another embodiment, and a configuration of a certain embodiment can also be added to a configuration of another embodiment.
- addition of another configuration, deletion, or replacement can be made.
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- The present invention relates to an elevator, an elevator control method, and an elevator control program.
- As a technique related to elevator control including maintenance and inspection work, there is a technique disclosed in
PTL 1 below.PTL 1 describes the following technique. A maintenance personnel who has entered a hoistway pit 17 exits from an inside of the pit 17 after predetermined maintenance and inspection or repair work, and at that time, operates a hoistway safety switch 18 inside the hoistway pit 17. As illustrated in FIG. 4, amain control device 11 monitors an ON operation of the hoistway safety switch 18 (step 8f), and when the hoistway safety switch 18 is turned ON, themain control device 11 cancels a door opening detection state based on a bit signal from a transmission line 16 (step 9f), and returns from an operation prohibition mode to a normal operation mode. On the other hand, when the hoistway safety switch 18 is not turned on, the door opening detection state based on the bit signal from thetransmission line 16 is held (step 10f), and the operation prohibition mode is maintained". - In recent EN standards and new JIS standards, it is required to perform operation of returning to the normal operation mode after the maintenance and inspection or repair work outside the pit in order to ensure safety of the maintenance personnel. As a result, the above-described hoistway safety switch 18 is provided outside the pit.
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JP 2011-32028 A - However, in the above-described configuration, the hoistway safety switch 18 is connected to the
main control device 11 by solo-lead wiring, which is a factor of complicating equipment. - Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide an elevator, an elevator control method, and an elevator control program capable of reducing a number of wiring lines without adding equipment.
- In order to solve the above problem, for example, the configuration described in the claims is adopted.
- The present application includes a plurality of solutions to solve the problem, and one example thereof is a configuration in which an elevator including: a car; a landing control unit that includes a plurality of connection ports to each of which an operation terminal is connected, and is installed in each landing for the car; a control device having a drive control unit that controls traveling of the car on a basis of a signal from the landing control unit; and a return operation input unit that performs an operation for returning an operation mode of the car by the drive control unit from an inspection mode to a normal operation mode, wherein the control device includes a return permission determination unit that permits the drive control unit to return to the normal operation mode when it is determined that a return permission signal is transmitted from the return operation input unit, one of idle ports to which the operation terminals are not connected among the connection ports of the landing control units being set as the return operation input unit.
- According to the present invention, there can be provided an elevator, an elevator control method, and an elevator control program capable of reducing a number of wiring lines without adding equipment.
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FIG. 1] FIG. 1 is an overall configuration diagram of an elevator according to an embodiment. - [
FIG. 2] FIG. 2 is a flowchart illustrating an elevator control method according to the embodiment. - Hereinafter, an embodiment relating to an elevator, an elevator control method, and an elevator control program of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
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FIG. 1 is an overall configuration diagram of anelevator 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention. As illustrated in this figure, theelevator 1 has acar 11, abalance weight 12, and amain rope 13 connecting these to both ends of themain rope 13 inside atraveling path 10 extending in a predetermined direction along a building (structure) . Amachine room 10a is disposed above thetraveling path 10, and a hoistingmachine 14 around which themain rope 13 is wound is provided in themachine room 10a. - On a wall surface of the
traveling path 10, alanding door 16 is provided facing alanding 15 provided on each floor F1, F2, ... of the building. Each of thelanding doors 16 is engaged with acar door 11a in a state where thecar 11 has arrived at each landing F, and thecar door 11a is opened, by which thelanding door 16 is opened together with thecar door 11a. - In addition, each of the
landings 15 is provided with acall operation unit 20 and alanding control unit 21. Of these, thecall operation unit 20 has at least anupward call button 20a and adownward call button 20b. - That is, the
call operation unit 20 provided in thelanding 15 of the bottom floor F1 has theupward call button 20a. In addition, thecall operation unit 20 provided in thelanding 15 of the middle floor F2 has at least theupward call button 20a and thedownward call button 20b. In addition, thecall operation unit 20 provided in thelanding 15 of a top floor Fn has thedownward call button 20b. Theseupward call button 20a and downwardcall button 20b are landing call buttons provided as operation terminals in thecall operation unit 20. - In addition, the
landing control unit 21 is connected to thecall operation unit 20, and transmits operation signals of theupward call button 20a and thedownward call button 20b of thecall operation unit 20 to acontrol device 30 described below. Each of thelanding control units 21 described above typically includes a same number ofconnection ports connection ports upward call button 20a and thedownward call button 20b of thecall operation unit 20. Therefore, each of thelanding control units 21 has the at least twoconnection ports landing control unit 21 is connected to thecontrol device 30 described below viawiring 23. - In the configuration as described above, each of the
landing control units 21 installed on the middle floors F2, ... is in a state where theupward call button 20a and thedownward call button 20b are individually connected to the twoconnection ports landing control unit 21 installed on the top floor Fn, thedownward call button 20b is connected to only the oneconnection port 22b of the twoconnection ports other connection port 22a is anidle port 22x. On the other hand, in thelanding control unit 21 installed on the bottom floor F1, theupward call button 20a is connected to only the oneconnection port 22a of the twoconnection ports other connection port 22b is anidle port 22y. - Any one of the
idle ports other connection ports predetermined connection port 101 to which aconnector 100 is detachably connected. Note that theconnector 100 is used by the maintenance personnel of theelevator 1 to transmit, to thecontrol device 30, a signal for permitting return to a normal operation mode. For example, the above-describedconnector 100 transmits an ON signal in a state connected to thepredetermined connection port 101, and transmission of the ON signal is stopped in a state where theconnector 100 is removed from thepredetermined connection port 101. Alternatively, the opposite may be applied. - Here, in the inspection work of the
elevator 1, the maintenance personnel enters apit 10b in a lower portion of thetraveling path 10 to perform the work, and the worker who has left thepit 10b after the work end operates theconnector 100. Therefore, theconnector 100 may be connected to any of theidle ports connector 100, as illustrated, it is preferable to connect theconnector 100 using theidle port 22y of thelanding control unit 21 on the bottom floor F1 closer to thepit 10b as thepredetermined connection port 101 serving as the return operation input unit. - The
control device 30 is typically disposed at a position close to the hoistingmachine 14 and in themachine room 10a. Thecontrol device 30 controls opening and closing of thecar door 11a provided in thecar 11 and driving of the hoistingmachine 14. - Here, the
control device 30 is configured by a calculator. The calculator is hardware used as a so-called computer. The calculator may include a central processing unit (CPU), a random access memory (RAM), a nonvolatile storage unit such as a read only memory (ROM) or a hard disk drive (HDD), and further, a network interface. - The
control device 30 configured by the above-described calculator stores, in a nonvolatile storage unit, a control program related to the operation of the elevator including the driving of thecar door 11a and the hoistingmachine 14, and executes processing based on the stored control program to control the operation of theelevator 1. The above-describedcontrol device 30 includes adrive control unit 30a and a returnpermission determination unit 30b as functional units that execute the control program. - The
drive control unit 30a controls opening and closing of thecar door 11a and traveling of the hoistingmachine 14 on the basis of a signal from a car call operation unit (not illustrated) provided inside thecar 11, a signal from each of thecall operation units 20, and signals from various sensors (not illustrated). In addition, the returnpermission determination unit 30b permits return from an inspection mode to the normal operation mode on the basis of the signal from thepredetermined connection port 101 when the operation mode of theelevator 1 is the inspection mode. Details of the permission of the return by this returnpermission determination unit 30b will be described in the next elevator control method. -
FIG. 2 is a flowchart illustrating the elevator control method according to the embodiment. The elevator control method illustrated in this figure is a procedure of control performed by the control program held in thecontrol device 30 described with reference toFIG. 1 , and is a procedure of processing for ending the inspection of theelevator 1 and returning to the normal operation mode. Hereinafter, the elevator control method will be described with reference toFIG. 1 along the flowchart ofFIG. 2 . - In step S101, the return
permission determination unit 30b determines whether the signal from thepredetermined connection port 101 has been received. Here, thepredetermined connection port 101 is anidle port 22y to which theconnector 100 is connected, and is a port used as the return operation input unit of theconnection ports predetermined connection port 101 has been received (YES), the returnpermission determination unit 30b proceeds the processing to the next step S102, and repeats the determination otherwise. - In step S102, the return
permission determination unit 30b determines whether a return permission signal has been received from thepredetermined connection port 101. Here, this return permission signal is a rectangular wave signal that is brought into an OFF state when theconnector 100 connected to thepredetermined connection port 101 is pulled out from thepredetermined connection port 101 and is then brought into an ON state again when theconnector 100 is connected to thepredetermined connection port 101. That is, on the basis of the above-described rectangular signal, the returnpermission determination unit 30b determines whether the worker has escaped from thepit 10b, pulled out theconnector 100 from thepredetermined connection port 101 of thelanding control unit 21, and subsequently connected the removedconnector 100 to thepredetermined connection port 101 again. When determining that the signal is the return permission signal (YES), the returnpermission determination unit 30b proceeds the processing to the next step S103. When it is determined that the signal is not the return permission signal (NO), the processing returns to step S101. - in step S103, the return
permission determination unit 30b permits thedrive control unit 30a to return the operation mode from the inspection mode to the normal operation mode. As a result, thedrive control unit 30a returns the operation mode from the inspection mode to the normal operation mode, and ends the processing. - According to the embodiment described above, it is possible to end the inspection work of the
elevator 1 and return theelevator 1 to the normal operation mode by using, as the return operation input unit, any of theidle ports connection ports landing control units 21. As a result, as illustrated inFIG. 1 , it is possible to eliminate solo-lead wiring 200 between a return operation input unit 101' for transmitting the return permission signal, and thecontrol device 30, and to reduce a number of wiring lines in theelevator 1. As a result, it is possible to reduce the number of wiring lines without adding equipment to theelevator 1. - Note that in the embodiment described above, the configuration is such that in the determination of the input of the return permission signal, it is determined whether or not the procedure of pulling out the
connector 100 connected to thepredetermined connection port 101 and subsequently connecting the pulled-outconnector 100 to thepredetermined connection port 101 again has been performed. As a result, it is possible to prevent theconnector 100 from being lost or mislaid. However, in a case where it is not necessary to consider the loss or mislaying of theconnector 100, a configuration may be employed in which it is determined whether theconnector 100 is connected to thepredetermined connection port 101 and subsequently theconnected connector 100 is pulled out from thepredetermined connection port 101. Furthermore, in a case where it is not necessary to consider problems of an operation mistake, a configuration may be employed in which an input switch for return permission is connected to thepredetermined connection port 101. - As described above, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment and modifications, but includes various modifications. For example, the above-described embodiment has been described in detail in order to describe the present invention in an easy-to-understand manner, and is not necessarily limited to those having all the configurations described. Moreover, a part of a configuration of a certain embodiment can be replaced with a configuration of another embodiment, and a configuration of a certain embodiment can also be added to a configuration of another embodiment. Moreover, with respect to a part of a configuration of each embodiment, addition of another configuration, deletion, or replacement can be made. Reference Signs List
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- An elevator comprising:a car;a landing control unit that includes a plurality of connection ports to each of which an operation terminal is connected, and is installed in each landing for the car;a control device having a drive control unit that controls traveling of the car on a basis of a signal from the landing control unit; anda return operation input unit that performs an operation for returning an operation mode of the car by the drive control unit from an inspection mode to a normal operation mode,wherein the control device includesa return permission determination unit that permits the drive control unit to return to the normal operation mode when it is determined that a return permission signal is transmitted from the return operation input unit, one of idle ports to which the operation terminals are not connected among the connection ports of the landing control units being set as the return operation input unit.
- The elevator according to claim 1, wherein the idle port used as the return operation input unit is one of the connection ports of the landing control unit installed on a bottom floor of the landing control units.
- The elevator according to claim 1, wherein the operation terminal is a landing call button.
- The elevator according to claim 1, wherein each of the landing control units has a same number of connection ports.
- The elevator according to claim 1, wherein a connector that transmits a signal to the control device is detachably connected to the return operation input unit.
- The elevator according to claim 1, wherein the return permission signal is a rectangular signal.
- An elevator control method for controlling an elevator includinga car,a landing control unit that includes a plurality of connection ports to each of which an operation terminal is connected, and is installed in each landing for the car,a control device having a drive control unit that controls traveling of the car on a basis of a signal from the landing control unit, anda return operation input unit that performs an operation for returning an operation mode of the car by the drive control unit from an inspection mode to a normal operation mode,wherein a return permission determination unit provided in the control device permits the drive control unit to return to the normal operation mode when it is determined that a return permission signal is transmitted from the return operation input unit, one of idle ports to which the operation terminals are not connected among the connection ports of the landing control units being set as the return operation input unit.
- An elevator control program that is a control program of an elevator includinga car,a landing control unit that includes a plurality of connection ports to each of which an operation terminal is connected, and is installed in each landing for the car,a control device having a drive control unit that controls traveling of the car on a basis of a signal from the landing control unit, anda return operation input unit that performs an operation for returning an operation mode of the car by the drive control unit from an inspection mode to a normal operation mode,wherein the drive control unit is permitted to return to the normal operation mode when it is determined that a return permission signal is transmitted from the return operation input unit to a return permission determination unit provided in the control device, one of idle ports to which the operation terminals are not connected among the connection ports of the landing control units being set as the return operation input unit.
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