EP4298621A1 - Verfahren zur inbetriebnahme eines türsystems - Google Patents
Verfahren zur inbetriebnahme eines türsystemsInfo
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- EP4298621A1 EP4298621A1 EP21763347.8A EP21763347A EP4298621A1 EP 4298621 A1 EP4298621 A1 EP 4298621A1 EP 21763347 A EP21763347 A EP 21763347A EP 4298621 A1 EP4298621 A1 EP 4298621A1
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- Prior art keywords
- door
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- mobile terminal
- control unit
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Definitions
- the door system according to the invention and the door arrangement according to the invention comprise at least one electronic memory as a computer-readable medium on which the computer program according to the invention is stored in an executable manner.
- the features mentioned in the description and in the claims can each be essential to the invention individually or in combination.
- the description additionally characterizes and specifies the invention, in particular in connection with the figures.
- the method according to the invention is used for putting a door system into operation.
- the door system includes several door components. At least one door component is designed as a control unit.
- the method according to the invention comprises the following steps: a. Saving an electronic configuration of the door system in the control unit and/or on a mobile terminal, b. Carrying out a commissioning step using the electronic configuration.
- At least one of the door components serves in particular to change the state of the door.
- the change in the door status can e.g. B. corresponding to opening the door, closing the door, unlocking the door, locking the door, providing a state for manual unlocking and/or locking, opening and/or closing the door.
- a door component can be designed as a motorized door drive.
- the motorized door drive can bring about a motorized opening and/or closing of the door.
- a door component may be embodied as an electrically actuable locking element.
- the electrically actuable locking element can unlock and/or lock the door.
- the locking element can, for example, z. B. be designed as a motor lock, as a motorized lock cylinder or an electromagnetic door lock.
- a door component can be configured to close the door in a manually unlockable state convict.
- a door component that can run over the door into a manually unlockable state is referred to below as an unlocking element.
- the door component can be designed as an electric door opener.
- the electric door opener can assume a state in which manual actuation of the door unlocks and simultaneously opens the door, while in another state of the door opener manual actuation of the door and thus unlocking and opening of the door is prevented.
- Other examples of providing a condition for manually unlocking a door can be seen in an electromechanical lock cylinder and/or an electromechanical armature.
- the door system can be designed to receive an access attribute of an authorized user.
- the door system can include a detection unit as a door component.
- the detection unit can be designed as a transmitting and receiving unit, as a biometric sensor, as a keypad for entering a PIN and/or as a contact element for making electrical contact with a key, in particular an electronic key.
- the access attribute can be in the form of a credential or a biometric feature of the user.
- the credential can e.g. B. include an access code and / or a time window for access authorization. It may be that the door system z. B. a reader with a transmitting and receiving unit for wireless reception of an access attribute, in particular credentials, is formed.
- the transmitting and receiving unit can be designed with a mobile device, in particular a mobile phone or a card, through short-range communication, in particular RFID, NFC, WIFI or Bluetooth Low Energy to communicate.
- a reader can be viewed as a registration unit.
- an electromechanical fitting can include a coupling element that allows manual unlocking of the door in an engaged state.
- the electromechanical fitting includes a detection unit, in particular a transmission and reception unit for wireless reception of a credential.
- the electromechanical fitting can include a processor and a memory, with which the credential is evaluated and access is decided.
- the electromechanical armature acts as an authentication device.
- the door system can be designed to be arranged on several doors.
- the door system can include door components for up to four doors. Some of the doors may have two leaves.
- a door system preferably includes all door components intended to be arranged on the plurality of doors.
- the door components interact functionally for at least some of the multiple doors, in particular form a lock.
- Each door system preferably includes only a single control unit in which the electronic configuration is stored.
- a computing unit may be provided.
- the computing unit can include at least one electronic memory.
- the electronic memory can include at least one database. It may be that the electronic configuration can be loaded from the computing unit into the control unit.
- the computing unit can be designed in particular as a cloud.
- the processing unit can, for. B. as a cloud and/or as a cloud and a computing device connected to the cloud, e.g. B. a personal computer, be formed.
- the processing unit can be connected to a mobile device, e.g. B. a mobile phone or a tablet, be connected or connectable.
- the processing unit and the mobile terminal device can be connected to one another, for example via a telecommunications connection and/or via the Internet.
- the door system preferably includes different types of door components.
- a door component type is defined in particular by the function that the door component type has in relation to the door on which the door component corresponding to the door component type is to be installed.
- the function can include the described change in a door status and/or the generation of a signal for changing the door status.
- the door component type can contain properties of the door or can be matched to the property of the door.
- the properties of the door can correspond to functional properties, e.g. B. sliding doors, swing doors and revolving doors.
- the properties of the door can correspond to the design as a full panel or as a tubular frame door.
- the properties of the door can correspond to the spatial dimensions and/or the weight of the door.
- the power of the door drive can be adapted to the weight of the door.
- the door component type can contain functional properties of the door component type itself. Examples of the functional properties can e.g. B. “suitable for the escape route”, “for a fire protection door”, “self-locking”, “self-closing”.
- Examples of different door component types can e.g. B. a "self-locking anti-panic lock with motor for solid doors” or “self-closing swing door drive for use on normal doors up to 1100 mm wide or 160 kg weight”.
- door component types are additionally or alternatively differentiated by the type and/or arrangement of the electrical connection to at least one other Distinguish door component type.
- the door component types can differ in terms of which interface is to be used to connect to which other door component.
- the door component types z. B. differ by an assignment of terminals.
- the door component types differ in the type of electronic integration into the door system.
- the door component types can differ as to whether a connection to at least one further door component takes place via a bus system, and possibly via which bus system.
- control unit and at least one of the other door components of the door system are in an information technology connection with one another.
- the control device and the additional door component can thus exchange electronic messages.
- the control device is preferably in the information technology connection with several of the other door components of the door system.
- the control unit is particularly preferably in an information technology connection with all other door components of the door system.
- the at least one additional door component and the control device can be connected to one another via a first bus system.
- a connection to a bus system is understood below to mean a direct connection, so that a component connected to the bus system is to be regarded as a bus system participant with its own bus address.
- the first bus system can be designed as a field bus, in particular as a CAN bus.
- the additional bus system in particular can be in the form of a field bus, in particular an RS 485 bus.
- the at least one door component, which is connected to the control device via the additional bus system can in particular be a detection unit. Additional detection units are preferably connected to the additional bus system.
- the electronic configuration can include a component list of at least some of the intended door components of the door system.
- the list of components preferably includes at least the door components of the door system, which are in an information technology connection with the control device.
- the list of components particularly preferably includes all door components of the door system.
- the electronic configuration may include a list of components for at least some of the door component types provided for the door system.
- the list of components preferably includes at least the door component types of the door system that have an information technology connection to the control device.
- the list of components particularly preferably includes all door component types of the door system.
- the list of components also includes the intended position of an intended door component and/or an intended door component type on the at least one door on which the door system is to be arranged. Provision is therefore preferably made for the control device to have at least partial knowledge of how the door system to be installed is designed by means of the list of components.
- the start of operation or the continuation of the commissioning process will be electronically prevented. It is possible that operation will start with a limited range of door components and/or functions. For example, during the completion of a building, there are no plans to install or commission access control devices. It is therefore conceivable that the door system initially goes into operation without an access control device.
- Operation can be started, for example, if a door component provided is replaced by a door component of the same or higher value.
- the specification is automatically implemented by the control device and/or the mobile terminal. It may be that the installer is informed of the specification on the mobile device.
- the specification is displayed to the installer on the mobile terminal device and a confirmation is requested by entering it on the mobile terminal device.
- the commissioning of the door system is always interrupted if a deviation is detected by the control unit.
- the installer e.g. B. on the mobile device displayed.
- the alternative configuration can be provided by a database, for example. It may be that different provided door component assemblies form different door system types. Each door system type is preferably assigned an electronic configuration, in particular exactly one electronic configuration.
- the alternative configuration can e.g. B. loaded from the database into the storage device and / or the mobile device.
- a door system type is changed to an alternative door system type that corresponds to the installed door component types or the installed door components, with step a., preferably also step b of the electronic configuration of the alternative door system type is repeated.
- an electronic configuration system automatically finds the appropriate, alternative configuration for the door components actually installed in the database and makes it available for storage on the control device and/or on the mobile terminal device.
- the electronic configuration system may suggest an alternative configuration that matches the door components actually installed and must be confirmed by the installer or a construction planner.
- the installer or the construction planner must independently select the alternative configuration from the database. It is conceivable that the building designer, but not the installer, has the authority to confirm or select the alternative configuration.
- the electronic configuration system preferably includes a database in which technical and/or functional properties of a door system type are linked to the door system type. The right door system type can be found using the configuration system, in particular by filtering based on the technical and/or functional properties.
- the identification can be a bus address. Alternatively, it is a unique identifier that is assigned once or a unique identifier that is only assigned once per door component type and/or per database.
- the method includes the step that the labeling of the door components is assigned at least partially to the door components or door component types listed in the list of components. At least the door components that have an information technology connection with the control unit are assigned to the door components or door component types listed in the component list.
- the installed door component is automatically assigned to the door component type.
- the automatic assignment is carried out in the door arrangement, preferably in the door system, particularly preferably by the control unit and/or the mobile terminal.
- the automatic assignment can include the assignment of the bus address or, in particular, the unique identification to the door component type.
- Door components preferably take up positions within a door system.
- the position can be "on the active leaf” or "on the first door". So it can be an explicit position.
- the position can also be a designation, in particular a numbering, of the door component provided within the door system.
- the designation "Door drive 1" for the door drive on the fixed leaf door or on door 1 could be read.
- door component 1 could be the designation for the door drive on the fixed leaf door or on door 1.
- the numbering can be traced back to an explicit position specification. As a result, an assignment to a position is given indirectly.
- Installed door components are preferably arranged at an installation site.
- the installation location can be the location coordinates or a designation, in particular the designation of a building area, such as e.g. For example, "hotel room door 357" or "front entrance area”.
- an installed door component in particular the identification of the door component, is assigned to an intended door component by means of an input on the mobile terminal device.
- This method can be provided in particular if a door system comprises a plurality of door components of the same door component type and/or a plurality of door systems are to be installed.
- the door component provided is understood to mean in particular a door component set up in the component list or a door component type or a door component, in particular a control unit, in one of a plurality of door systems.
- the assignment of a built-in door component, in particular the labeling of the door component, to an intended door component can, for. B. by entering the intended door component on the mobile device. For example, at least one, preferably several, is provided for input on the mobile terminal device Door components displayed on the mobile device. The assignment preferably takes place within the door arrangement. Provision can be made for the assignment to be stored in the control unit and/or in the computing unit. It is only in rare cases that the input of an intended door component does not also include the at least indirect input of a position.
- an installed door component in particular the identification of the door component, is assigned to an intended door component by entering an installation location, a door system or a position on the mobile terminal device. For example, at least one possible position, at least one possible installation site and/or at least one possible door system of door components provided is displayed on the mobile terminal device. For this purpose, possible positions, possible installation locations and/or a possible door system of provided door components, in particular of the same door component type, are displayed on the mobile terminal device.
- the assignment preferably takes place within the door arrangement. Provision can be made for the assignment to be stored in the control unit and/or in the computing unit.
- At least one possible intended door component, a possible installation location, at least one possible door system and/or at least one possible position is displayed on the mobile terminal device for input.
- the installer can confirm the intended door component, installation location, door system or position.
- the installer can select the intended door component, installation location, door system or position.
- the display of a number of intended door components, a number of possible positions, possible installation locations and/or a possible door system can take place one after the other or simultaneously on the mobile terminal device.
- an installed door component is assigned to a door component provided on the mobile terminal device. Provision can be made for the mobile terminal to send the assignment to the control device and/or to the processing unit.
- at least one position of the door components provided or the door components provided is preferably displayed on the mobile terminal device, so that the installer can select or confirm the position of the door component provided or the door components provided.
- Several positions or intended door components can be displayed one after the other or simultaneously on the mobile device.
- At least the positions of provided door components of the same door component type are preferably displayed on the mobile terminal device. It may be that an installed door component, in particular a control unit, is assigned to a door system on the mobile terminal device by receiving a user input. In particular, at least one door system or an installation location is displayed to the installer for selection or confirmation.
- the built-in door components are assigned to the intended door component after the intended door component, the installation location, the door system and/or the position on the mobile device has been entered.
- control unit and/or the computing unit can assign an installed door component to a door component provided, to an installation location, to a door system and/or to a position.
- the mobile terminal sends the control unit and/or the computing unit the result of the input regarding the intended door component, the installation location, the door system or the position.
- the installer can assign an identification or an identification mark of the components to an intended door component, to an installation site, to a door system and/or to a position.
- possible intended door components, possible installation locations, possible door systems and/or possible positions are displayed to the installer on the mobile terminal device.
- the installer can select a designated door component, installation location, door system and/or position.
- the display can take place simultaneously or sequentially on the mobile device.
- the mobile terminal has knowledge of the identification or the identifier and can make an assignment.
- the identification of the installed door component to be assigned to the element to be assigned there are various ways of assigning the identification of the installed door component to be assigned to the element to be assigned, in particular to the mobile end device communicate. Provision can be made for the control device to send the identification of the installed door component to be assigned to the mobile terminal device.
- the identifier or an identifier uniquely assigned to the identifier is selected by the installer on the mobile terminal device so that the installer can recognize cognitively through a reaction of the door system which built-in door component the identifier or identifier belongs to.
- the installer himself acts with the built-in door component so that the door arrangement, in particular the mobile terminal device and/or the control device, can recognize which built-in door component is to be assigned.
- This selection causes the selected door component or another door component that can be assigned to the selected door component to emit a sign that can be experienced with the senses, in particular a visual, haptic and/or acoustic sign. This allows the installer to clearly identify an installed door component.
- a sensually perceptible, in particular a visual, haptic and / or acoustic sign is z. B. provided when several control devices are in the local communication area of the mobile device. In this way, the control device that is located in the door system to be configured can be identified. Additionally or alternatively, the output of a sensory experience, in particular a visual, haptic and/or acoustic signal, can be provided if the door system includes at least one door component type multiple times. This allows the installer to see which door component has been installed in which position.
- the door component emits a visual and/or acoustic signal by means of a display element of the door component.
- the display element is preferably used by the door component during operation of the door system in order to emit a visual and/or acoustic signal.
- a reader should receive an audible and/or visual indication in the inventive
- a motorized door operator can at least partially open or close a door associated with the door operator in order to emit the visual signal.
- the installer can, through a mechanical action on the door component, e.g. B. unlocking the door, capture the haptic sign.
- the control device If the installer has entered on the mobile device that a door component associated with the identifier and/or the identifier has to emit the sensually perceptible, in particular the visual, haptic and/or acoustic signal, the control device with the transmitting and receiving unit receives a corresponding command from the mobile terminal. If the signal that can be experienced with the senses, in particular the visual, haptic and/or acoustic signal, is to be emitted by the control unit itself, the control unit then emits the signal that can be experienced with the senses, in particular the visual, haptic and/or acoustic signal. If the particular visual, haptic and/or acoustic signal is to be emitted by another door component, the control device sends a corresponding command via the information technology connection.
- the sensory experience, in particular the visual, haptic and/or acoustic signal can be emitted by the built-in door component.
- An identifier or an associated identifier of a built-in door component of the door system can be displayed on the mobile terminal.
- the built-in door component can be assigned to an intended door component of the door system by means of the sensually perceptible, in particular visual, haptic or acoustic sign.
- the identifier or the assigned identifier of the selected door components is assigned to a door system by a user input on the mobile terminal. This is particularly the case when a control device is to be assigned to a door system.
- the installation locations and/or identifications of intended door systems are preferably displayed on the mobile terminal, so that the installer can select the installation location and/or identification and thus select the intended door system.
- the identification or the assigned identifier of the selected door components is assigned to a provided door component by a user input on the mobile terminal, in particular if several door components of a door component type and/or security-relevant door components are provided.
- the positions of the provided door components or the provided door components are preferably displayed on the mobile terminal, so that the installer can select the position or the provided door component.
- the identification of the installed door component from the element to be assigned in particular from the mobile terminal device and/or the control unit, can be be identified.
- the action of the installer can preferably be detected electrically, particularly preferably electronically, preferably by the installed door component to be assigned.
- the identification can be carried out in particular by a corresponding signal which is sent at least indirectly from the door component to be assigned to the element to be assigned.
- the built-in door component can then be assigned to the intended door component.
- An action on the door component can take place, for example, by an actuation in relation to the door component.
- actuation takes place by actuating a switch or button of the door component, for example an emergency button, or by actuating a switch or button assigned to the door component, for example a manual button of a door drive.
- An action regarding the door component can e.g. B. by a detection in a monitored area of the door component.
- the installer is in an area of a door drive monitored by a sensor or identifies himself to a detection unit with an access attribute, in particular with a credential. Provision is preferably made for the door component to recognize through the action relating to the door component that the door component has been selected.
- the action causes the door component to send a corresponding signal or its identification, in particular to the control device and/or via the control device to the mobile terminal device.
- the door component can be assigned to an intended door component, an installation site, a door system and/or a position, in particular on the mobile terminal device.
- the control device itself can be assigned, then the control device preferably sends its identification to the mobile terminal device, so that an assignment can take place on the mobile device.
- the electronic configuration and/or a software application preferably includes, as a computer program product for the mobile terminal, an instruction for the installer as to how the action relating to the door component is to be carried out.
- an instruction is assigned to at least one door component, in particular at least to door components whose door component type is present several times in the door system, which the installer can perceive by the senses and which describes the action to be carried out.
- the instruction can preferably be output by the output unit. For example, the installer is informed on the screen and/or by a voice message which action the installer has to carry out.
- the installer is given a sequence of the order in which the actions regarding the Door components are to be carried out specified.
- the installer is preferably given a number of instructions and the sequence of actions to be carried out.
- the electronic configuration and/or a software application for the mobile terminal device specifies the order in which actions relating to a door component are to be carried out in order to assign the identifiers of the door components to the door components provided. The assignment then takes place according to the action carried out. To do this, the door component for which the action was performed can send a signal or the identifier.
- the electronic configuration and/or the software application specifies the sequence of the built-in door components to be assigned and the associated actions.
- confirmation can be given by the installer as an entry on the mobile device.
- the assignment preferably takes place in the door arrangement, in particular in the control device or in the mobile terminal device. is preferred provided that at least the identification of a door component, in particular the identification of several or all door components, is stored in the processing unit as belonging to the door system and/or belonging to an installation location.
- the identification of a door component is preferably stored in the processing unit together with at least one further feature of the door component.
- the electronic filing takes place in particular before step a.
- the other features can be z. B. be a production site and / or a production time.
- the at least one further feature is assigned to the door system and/or the installation site. This makes it possible to trace which door components are installed where during operation.
- control unit with the processing unit information technology, z. B. is connected via a second bus system.
- the second bus system can be used in particular as an IP-enabled bus, e.g. B. the Ethernet configured.
- control unit knows the operating state of the other door components of the door system and communicates the operating states of the processing unit.
- the electronic configuration preferably includes transmitters and/or receivers of messages that are sent via the information technology connection. For example, it can be specified in the electronic configuration which door component receives a sign-of-life signal from which other door component or which door component receives information about a state from which other door component.
- the electronic configuration can at least partially include the sequences of operating functions.
- the sequences of operating functions are preferably stored at least in part as firmware in the control unit.
- An operating function is understood to be a process that always takes place in a chronological order during operation and in which several door components are involved.
- An operating function preferably comprises a number of operating steps.
- An operational step can e.g. B. be designed as a motorized door opening or a motorized door closure.
- An operational step may be designed, electrically triggered, to close the door by means of a door closer.
- An operating step can, for example, be in the form of an electrically operated door unlocking or an electrically operated door locking.
- An operational step can e.g. B. as an electrical manufacturing a prerequisite for a be designed manual unlocking and / or locking.
- An operational step can e.g. B. be designed as a visual and / or acoustic display of a state of the door system.
- the operating function can include motorized door opening in connection with the unlocking of at least one locking element.
- the operating function can include motorized door closing in connection with locking of the locking element.
- the operating function can include motorized opening of a first door leaf and subsequent opening of a second door leaf of the same or a different door. Due to the operating functions mapped as firmware, complicated processes with several door components are also possible, for example to coordinate escape route protection with a motorized door drive or a lock.
- Firmware can also be used in other control devices of the door system, e.g. B. in a drive control and / or in an escape route control.
- the control unit preferably coordinates the control devices of the door system at least in part.
- a door component preferably a bus address
- a door component is assigned to a door component, a door component type and/or a position and/or a door component provided in the list of components on site.
- This can e.g. B. done by assigning the license plate or the identifier to the intended door component.
- the assignment can take place using the mobile terminal device, in particular using the method described, which includes, for example, the delivery of the sensually detectable, in particular visual, haptic and/or acoustic sign and/or the action.
- the control device and/or the other door components connected to the same bus system thus know which bus address is to be used to address which door component provided. This makes it possible to integrate door components into an operating function only during commissioning without additional wiring.
- the electronic configuration can include parameters for operating the door system.
- the parameters can be e.g. B. an opening speed of the door, a motor performance curve of a door drive, a door hold-open time, an opening width of the door, an opening angle of the door, a closing speed of the door, an unlocking time of a locking element or an unlocking element, a Monitoring time until an alarm is triggered when the door is open or similar.
- the senders and/or recipients of messages, the sequences of operating functions and/or the parameters can be changed during commissioning. For example, an input option is displayed to the installer on the mobile terminal device, in which the installer can make changes.
- control unit at least partially receives information, e.g. B. parameters, transmitters and / or recipients of messages and / or firmware, forwards the electronic configuration to other door components, in particular to other control devices.
- information e.g. B. parameters, transmitters and / or recipients of messages and / or firmware
- the forwarding can already take place during the commissioning process or during operation. This can be done as step b. be considered.
- the electronic configuration can include a test sequence for the door system, in which at least one operating step and/or at least one operating function of the door system is tested for commissioning. This can be done as step b. be considered.
- test sequence can be carried out entirely by the control unit.
- test procedure is carried out by the control device, with the control device sending instructions and/or information to the mobile terminal device and/or receiving it from the mobile device, so that the installer is involved in carrying out or accepting the test procedure.
- a door component is in particular the control unit.
- At least one further door component is a motorized door drive.
- At least one further door component is preferably a locking or unlocking element.
- At least one door drive is particularly preferably connected to a drive controller, an escape route controller to an escape route safeguard and the control device to the first bus system.
- the control device preferably assigns bus addresses to the other door components that are connected to the first bus system.
- the electrical configuration can be receivable by the control unit from a database with a plurality of permanently specified electrical configurations.
- the electronic configuration can preferably be stored in the control unit by prior to step a.
- the configuration has been assigned to an identification of the door system and/or a door system type and/or the installation location. For example, when planning the building, the planned door system was assigned a particularly unique identification.
- the installer can insert the unique identifier into the mobile Enter end device to download the electrical configuration to the control unit.
- each electronic configuration is assigned to a door system type.
- the installer can input the door system type into the mobile terminal to download the electrical configuration into the controller.
- the installation location is linked to the electronic configuration in a database. The installer can enter the installation location into the mobile terminal to download the electrical configuration into the controller.
- control unit or the computing unit assigns an electrical configuration to the door system using the installed door component types.
- the control unit is preferably connected to a computing unit via a second bus system.
- the control unit receives the electronic configuration from the computing unit in order to carry out the configuration in step a. save.
- control device is connected to the mobile terminal device via an interface, in particular a wireless interface, in particular the transmitting and receiving unit.
- the control device receives the electronic configuration from the mobile terminal device in order to carry out the configuration in step a. save.
- the key is received in particular before step a.
- the control device and/or the mobile terminal device can include a computer-readable medium on which the electronic configuration and/or a computer program for carrying out the method can be stored.
- the computer program on the controller and / or on the mobile device can, for. B. Compare the actually installed door components with the intended door components.
- the computer program on the control unit can B. assign bus addresses to the door components.
- the computer program on the controller and / or on the mobile device can, for. B. automatically assign the markings of the door components to the intended door component types.
- the control unit z.
- the door system includes at least one additional door component, preferably several additional door components.
- the further door components are preferably connected to the control device in terms of information technology.
- the door arrangement can include the mobile computing unit.
- the mobile terminal device and/or the computing unit are preferably located in an information technology connection with the control device.
- the object of the invention is also achieved by a computer program product for carrying out the method according to one of claims 1 to 15. Provision can be made within the scope of the invention for the computer program product to be stored electronically on the control device.
- a computer program product is stored on the control device and a computer program product is stored on the mobile terminal device.
- the control unit and the mobile terminal communicate with one another by means of the computer program products.
- the computer program product can include commands to send information to the mobile terminal.
- the computer program product can include instructions to send information to the controller. It is conceivable that the computer program products for carrying out the method according to the invention are stored on the control device, on the mobile terminal and on the computing unit.
- FIG. 1 shows a first exemplary embodiment of a door system according to the invention and a door arrangement according to the invention
- FIG. 2 shows a second exemplary embodiment of a door system according to the invention and a door arrangement according to the invention
- FIG. 3 shows a third exemplary embodiment of a door system according to the invention and a door arrangement according to the invention
- Figure 7 shows an alternative method to Figure 4.
- the door arrangement 100 according to the invention comprises a computing unit 10.
- the computing unit 10 comprises a computing device 11 which is embodied as a personal computer.
- the computing device includes a screen 12 and a keyboard 13.
- the computing unit 10 includes at least one electronic memory. For example, this can be storage in a cloud.
- a first database 20, a second database 21 and a third database 22 are stored in the memory.
- the first and the second database 20, 21 can be designed as a common database.
- the second and third databases 21, 22 can also be designed as a common database.
- the first and the third database 20, 22 can be designed as a common database.
- the first to third databases 20, 21, 22 are integrated in a common database.
- a configuration system is stored electronically in an electronic memory of the processing unit 10 .
- the configuration system is designed as a computer program product.
- the configuration system includes the databases 20, 21, 22.
- the door systems 60, 61, 62 include additional door components.
- the first door system 60 in FIG. 1 includes, for example, a motorized door drive 35, a motorized lock 33, an escape route control 51 with an emergency button, an electromagnetic door lock 52 and a hazard detector, in particular a smoke detector 53, as further door components.
- the door components 35, 33, 51, 52, 53 have different functions and functional properties. Thus, the door components 35, 33, 51, 52, 53 belong to different door component types 40, 41, 44, 45, 46.
- the second door system 61 in FIG. 2 and the third door system 62 in FIG. 3 each comprise a plurality of motorized door drives 35, 36 as door components.
- the motorized door drives 35, 36 are of identical design and thus belong to the same type of door component 41.
- the second door system 61 and the third door system 62 include a plurality of sensors 37, 38 and 56, 57 as door components.
- the sensors 37, 38 and 56, 57 are used to detect a person approaching the door leaf. Then they can Motorized door drives 35, 36 open the door leaf in a predetermined time sequence as a functional sequence. Additionally or alternatively, the signals from the sensors 37, 38 or 56, 57 are used to stop the door by means of the door drive 35, 36 in order to avoid injury to the person.
- the sensors 37, 38 and 56, 57 are of identical design and therefore belong to the same door component type 42.
- a program switch 39 or 58 is provided as a door component.
- a user can use the program switch 39, 58 to determine whether the sensors 37, 38 or 56, 57 cause a motorized door opening or not when a person is detected.
- the program switch 39, 58 is assigned a separate door component type 43.
- the door drives 35, 36 of the second door system 61 are designed to be arranged on a door leaf of a double-leaf door.
- the second door system 61 includes a motor lock 34 for a fixed leaf of the double-leaf door and a motor lock 33 for a moving leaf of the double-leaf door.
- the motorized locks 33, 34 are each assigned their own door component types 40, 47.
- a further door component of the second door system 61 is designed as a reader 31 as a further door component type 48 .
- the reader 31 can communicate wirelessly with a card or a mobile phone in order to receive an access attribute. An admission decision is made by the control device 30 .
- the door drives 35, 36 of the third door system 62 are designed to be arranged on a door leaf of a lock, each with a single-leaf door.
- the third door system 62 includes two motorized locks 33, 59 for the active leaf.
- the motorized locks each belong to the same door component type 40.
- the door system 62 also includes a number of readers 29, 31, with one reader 29, 31 being provided in each case for arrangement on a door of the lock.
- the door components 33 , 35 , 51 , 52 , 53 of the first door system 60 are connected to a first bus system 32 .
- Some door components 33 , 34 , 35 , 36 of the second door system 61 are connected to the first bus system 32 .
- Other door components 37, 38, 39 of the second door system 61 are only indirectly connected to the control unit 30 via a door drive 35, 36.
- the reader 31 is connected via a third bus system 55, e.g. B. an RS485 bus, connected to the control unit 30.
- the door components 30, 33, 35, 36, 56, 57, 58, 59 of the third door system 62 are connected to the first bus system 32.
- the components 29, 30, 31 are connected via the third bus system 55.
- the control unit 30 includes a transmitting and receiving unit for wireless short-range communication with a mobile terminal 50.
- the door arrangement according to the invention includes the mobile terminal 50.
- the door systems 60, 61, 62 correspond to different door system types 70, 71, 72.
- a door system 60, 61, 62 is characterized in that each door system 60, 61, 62 comprises a common electronic configuration.
- the electronic configuration includes one or more electronic files.
- the configuration 82 is z. B. designed as a template and on the control unit 30 can be stored. Exactly one configuration for each type of door system 70, 71, 72 is preferably provided.
- the position information reads “door drive for the first door”, “door drive for the second door”, “sensor for the first door”, “sensor for the second door”, “motor lock for the first door”, “ Motor lock for the second door”, “Reader for the first door” and “Reader for the second door”.
- the electronic configuration 82 includes information about which door components connected to the first or third bus system 32, 55 exchange which messages.
- the electronic configuration 82 includes senders and receivers of messages.
- the door drive 36 of the door system 61 or the program switch 58 of the door system 62 reports to the control unit 30 the operating mode in which the door system 61, 62 is to be operated.
- the program switch 58 is thus defined as the transmitter and the control unit 30 as the receiver.
- One operating mode here is an automatic mode in which when a person approaches the door, which is detected by the sensor 37, 38, the door drive 35, 36 associated with the sensor opens the door.
- Another operating mode is manual operation, in which a person's approach to the door does not lead to a motorized opening of the door. Rather, the person must authenticate themselves at the reader 31 so that the door is opened or can be opened.
- the electronic configuration 82 specifies that with a valid access attribute read by the reader 31 for the first door of the door system 62 has been received, the controller 30 causes the motor lock 33 for the first door to be unlocked.
- the control device 30 can send a message to a drive controller of the door drive 35 for the first door, which then controls the motorized lock 33 for the first door.
- the controller 30 can send a message to the motor lock 33 for the first door.
- the control device 30 as a transmitter and the drive control or the motor lock 33 as a receiver in the electronic configuration.
- the electronic configuration 82 includes operational function sequences. In the case of an operating function, several messages and/or controls must be carried out one after the other in a fixed order. The order is stored in the electronic configuration 82 as firmware or as a parameter.
- a person has authenticated himself by means of a key switch, which is arranged on the escape route control 51 in FIG.
- the escape route control 51 reports the authentication to the control unit 30 and unlocks the door lock 52.
- the control unit 30 informs the door operator 35 about the unlocking of the door lock 52 and the duration of the unlocking.
- the drive control of the door drive 35 then controls the motorized lock 33 for unlocking and, after the motorized lock 33 has been unlocked, opens the door by motor.
- the electronic configuration 82 also contains parameters for the door system 60, 61, 62, z. B. an unlocking time of the door lock 52 or a hold-open time for the door drive 35, 36.
- a door system 60, 61, 62 each includes a common control unit 30.
- the control unit 30 is used to connect to the processing unit 10.
- a door system 60, 61, 62 can be provided for arrangement on one or on several doors.
- a door system is used, for example, to be arranged on two double-leaf doors arranged one behind the other or on a hotel corridor with four rooms.
- the door components 30, 31, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 51, 52, 53, 56, 57, 58, 59 are mechanically arranged on the door and electrically connected to each other, however, the door components 30, 31, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 51, 52, 53, 56, 57, 58, 59 are not yet ready to interact as in use.
- an electronic configuration 82 of the door system 60, 61, 62 is stored in the control unit 30 and/or in the mobile terminal 50 during the commissioning process, with which at least one commissioning step is carried out. Because a common configuration 82 is provided for a door system 60, 61, 62, matching errors are avoided.
- the behavior of the door components 30, 31, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 51, 52, 53, 56, 57, 58, 59 is coordinated with one another, particularly when operating functions are being carried out.
- the hold-open time of the door drive 35 is matched to an unlocking time of the door lock 52 .
- FIG. 4 shows an exemplary embodiment of a commissioning method 200 according to the invention.
- the commissioning method 200 is suitable for the door system 60 of the first exemplary embodiment in FIG.
- the columns marked by dashed lines symbolize in which device or between which devices the method step takes place.
- the first column is assigned to the computing unit 10, the second column to the mobile terminal 50, the third column to the control device 30 and the fourth column to the other door components 33, 35, 51, 52, 53.
- Communication between the devices arranged in the columns takes place via the information technology connection, ie the first or second bus system 32, 25 or the wireless short-range communication.
- control units 30 send the mobile terminal 50 the identification of the control unit 30, e.g. E.g. "314.567” or "256.397".
- the identifiers of the control unit or an identifier associated with the identifier, e.g. B. "Control unit 1" or “Control unit 2" are displayed to the installer on the mobile terminal 50 in a first step 201.
- the installer can now select a label or identifier.
- the selected control unit 30 then receives the command from the mobile terminal 50 to emit a sensory, in particular visual and/or acoustic, signal.
- the selected control unit 30 includes an illuminant that now lights up.
- the lighting time can be predetermined. This corresponds to a second method step 202.
- control unit 30 does not include a display element, the control unit can trigger another door component 33, 35, 51, 52, 53 of the same door system 60 with a display element, a sign that can be experienced with the senses, in particular a visual and/or acoustic one sign to give up.
- a light ring around the emergency button can light up.
- a display can be provided on the mobile terminal 30, which allows the installer to assign z. B. "Luminous ring around the emergency button for control unit 1 lights up”.
- the installer can now see at which installation location the control device 30 is located, for example near which hotel or office door.
- the installer has a construction plan, in particular a digital one, in which the information is given as to which door system 60 of the door systems 60, 61, 62 and/or which door system type 70, 71, 72 is to be put into operation at the installation site.
- the unique identification of the door system 60 at the installation site e.g. "Door system 156.346" or a door system type, e.g.
- "Door System Type 70" is listed on the blueprint.
- the installer can enter the door system identifier or the door system type 70 into the mobile terminal 50 .
- the installer can mark the installation location on the digital blueprint.
- the installer's input is sent to the computing unit 10 . This corresponds to a third method step 203.
- the fourth method step 204 There are several options for the fourth method step 204 . It may be that the electronic configuration 82 is linked to the identification of the door system 60 and/or the installation location in the third database 22 . In another option, the electronic configuration is linked to the door system type 70 in the second database 21 .
- the control unit 30 can now receive the electronic configuration 82 that matches the door system 60 from the computing unit 10 .
- control unit 30 can communicate with processing unit 10 via second bus system 25, as shown in FIG. In this case, it may be that initially the control unit 30 receives a key for encrypting the messages for the first and/or second bus system 25, 32 from the mobile terminal device, so that the control unit 30 and the processing unit 10 can communicate with one another in encrypted form. If the second bus system 25 is missing, then the mobile terminal device 50 can first receive the electronic configuration 82 and then forward it to the control device 30 .
- the fourth method step 204 corresponds to step a. of the method according to the invention 200.
- control unit 30 searches for further door components 33, 35, 51, 52, 53 of door system 60, which are connected to first bus system 32. For each additional door component 33, 35, 51, 52, 53 found, control unit 30 assigns a bus address for first bus system 32 in a method step 205.
- Each additional door component 33, 35, 51, 52, 53 of the door system 60 connected to the first bus system 32 sends the control unit 30 the identification of the respective door component 33, 35, 51, 52, 53 and the door system type 40, 41, 44, 45, 46 of the respective door component 33, 35, 51, 52, 53 in a method step 206.
- the control unit 30 compares the door system type 40, 41, 44, 45, 46 of the respective door component 33, 35, 51, 52, 53 with the list of components. This corresponds to a possible step b. of the procedure.
- step 208 control unit 30 automatically assigns the identifiers of door components 30, 33, 35, 51, 52, 53 to door component types 40, 41, 44, 45, 46, 49 provided. This corresponds to a possible step b. of the procedure.
- the control unit 30 takes into account the identification of the control unit 30. Furthermore, a first functional test of the door components 40, 41, 44, 45, 46 is carried out.
- control unit 30 sends the assignment of the identifiers of the installed door components 30, 33, 35, 51, 52, 53 to the door component types 40, 41, 44, 45, 46, 49 to the processing unit 10.
- ID the identification is abbreviated to ID for this purpose.
- the assignment is stored in the third database 22 in the computing unit 10 .
- additional features of the door components were previously stored in the computing unit 10 for the identifications of the door components 30, 33, 35, 51, 52, 53, in the event of manufacture are this place of production and production date, in the case of additional purchases, the other features, e.g. B. include the manufacturing company and the delivery number.
- the digital construction plan is stored in the processing unit 10, in which the information is given as to which door system 60 of the door systems 60, 61, 62 is to be put into operation at the installation site. For this purpose, the identification of the door system 60 is linked to the installation site on the digital construction plan.
- the information on the identifiers of the door components 30, 33, 35, 51, 52, 53 is now linked to the identifier of the door system 60 and/or the installation location. This allows the other features of the door components 30, 33, 35, 51, 52, 53 to be linked to the installation site.
- control device now sends information to the other door components 33, 35, 51.
- the information can include transmitters and receivers of messages, the sequences of operating functions and/or the parameters.
- the test sequence can then follow. This corresponds to a possible step b. of the procedure.
- the control unit 30 knows which door component 33, 35, 51 , 52, 53 in which operating step of which operating function is to be controlled with which bus address. Since the operating functions are available as firmware and the door components 33, 35, 51, 52, 53 are connected via the first bus system 32, complex operating functions can also be implemented.
- FIG. 7 shows an alternative start-up method 200 for the door system 60 of the first exemplary embodiment. Unless described below, the commissioning procedure in Figure 7 corresponds to that in Figure 4.
- Steps 205 and 206 of the method of FIG. 4 are performed as steps 201 and 202 at the start of the method of FIG. i.e.
- control unit 30 searches for further door components 33, 35, 51, 52, 53 of door system 60, which are connected to first bus system 32. For each additional door component 33, 35, 51, 52, 53 found, control unit 30 assigns a bus address for first bus system 32 in a method step 201.
- Each additional door component 33, 35, 51, 52, 53 of the door system 60 connected to the first bus system 32 sends the control unit 30 the identification of the respective door component 33, 35, 51, 52, 53 and the door component type 40, 41, 44, 45, 46 of the respective door component 33, 35, 51, 52, 53 in a second method step 202.
- the installer has a construction plan, in particular a digital one, in which the information is given as to which door system 60 of the door systems 60, 61, 62 and/or which door system types 70, 71, 72 are to be put into operation at the installation site.
- the unique identification of each door system 60, z. "Door system 156.346” or a door system type, e.g. For example, "Door System Type 70" is listed on the blueprint.
- the installer has newly installed several door systems 60, 61, 62, in a method step 201 the installer can enter the identification of a newly installed door system 60 into the mobile terminal 50 or select it on the mobile terminal.
- the newly installed door systems can be displayed for selection.
- the installer can enter or select the installation location on the mobile terminal 50 . This corresponds to a third method step 203.
- the screen of the mobile terminal device 50 now shows that the entered door system 60 includes a control unit 30 and that this can be identified by an action A described on the screen.
- This step may be optional and only displayed to inexperienced installers. For example, it is possible that the installer can set that this information is no longer displayed.
- the action provided is for the installer to press a button on the control device 30 or to be at a short distance from the control device with the mobile terminal device 50 30 stops.
- the action can also correspond to an action on a door component 33 , 35 , 51 , 53 connected to the control unit 30 .
- the action can correspond to a mechanical actuation of the motorized lock 33 , a triggering of the hazard detector 53 or an actuation of the emergency button of the escape route safeguard 51 .
- a fourth method step 204 the installer carries out action A on the door component 30, 33, 35, 51, 53 that is specified or known to the installer.
- the controller 30 recognizes the action. Either the control unit 30 recognizes the action since the action was carried out on the control unit itself. Alternatively, the actuated door component 33, 35, 51, 53 reports the actuation to the control unit 30.
- the control unit 30 recognizes from the reporting door component and/or from the reported action that the control unit 30 has been selected. After recognizing the action, the control unit 30 sends the identification of the control unit 30 to the mobile terminal device 50 in a method step 205.
- the mobile terminal device 50 sends the assignment of the identification of the control device 30 to the door system 60 to the processing unit 10.
- the control device 30 can then receive the electronic configuration 82 in a method step 206 . This corresponds to method step a.
- the options for how control unit 30 can receive electronic configuration 82 correspond to the options listed for step 204 in FIG.
- the method steps 207 to 209 of Figure 7 correspond to the method steps 207 to 209 described for Figure 4.
- the mobile terminal device 50 can receive the electronic configuration 82 in method step 206 .
- the control unit 30 sends the door component types to the mobile terminal 50, which makes the assignment and then sends it to the control unit 30.
- FIG. 5 shows the commissioning method 200 for the door system 60 of the first exemplary embodiment in FIG. 1 again.
- the installed door component types 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47 do not match the list of components, which is identified by a in FIG.
- the commissioning process is always aborted with the stored configuration. This is specified by the firmware on the control device 30 .
- the installer receives a corresponding message on the mobile terminal 50.
- the installer can decide or submit a decision to a construction planner as to whether the commissioning process should be continued with the installed door components or whether the missing door component should be installed first or the wrong door component replaced target. If the installer or the construction planner would like to continue the method with the installed door components, the installer can request the download of a suitable configuration 82 for the installed door components 35 , 51 , 52 , 53 in a step 211 .
- the control unit 30 or the mobile terminal device 50 can inform the computing unit 10 of the door components 35 , 51 , 52 , 53 that are actually installed.
- the configuration system makes a suggestion to the installer or the construction planner as to which door system type 70 , 71 , 72 is now available and which configuration 82 is to be stored accordingly on the control device 30 .
- the alternative configuration 82 is confirmed, in particular by a construction planner on the computing device 11 .
- the construction planner has the authority to decide whether the commissioning method should be continued with the missing or incorrect door component or not and/or which door system type 70, 71, 72 corresponds to the installed door components 35, 51, 52, 53 or whether the commissioning procedure should be continued with the configuration 82 proposed by the configuration system.
- step 207 If an alternative configuration 82 could be found, then the alternative configuration is stored in a step 213 on the control device 30 and the procedure continues with step 207 . If the comparison in step 207 is positive, steps 208 and 209, as described for FIG. 4, follow.
- FIG. 6 represents an exemplary embodiment of a commissioning method 200 according to the invention.
- the commissioning method 200 is suitable for the door systems 61, 62 of the second and third exemplary embodiment in FIGS. If steps are identical or analogous to the steps in FIGS. 4 or 5, reference is made to the description of FIGS. It may also be the case that in method 200 in FIG. 6 there are a number of control devices within communication range of mobile terminal device 50 and that steps 201 and 202 in FIG. 4 therefore take place. However, it is assumed for example that only one control unit 30 is within communication range, so that method 200 of FIG. 6 starts with steps 203 to 206 of FIG.
- step 205 only those door components 33, 34, 35, 36 which are connected to the first bus system 32 are assigned a bus address.
- step 206 only the door components 33, 34, 35, 36 connected to the first bus system 32 send the identification of the respective door component 33, 34, 35, 36 and the door system type 40, 41, 47 of the respective door component 33, 34, 35, 36
- step 207 the control unit 30 compares the door system type 40, 41, 47 of the respective door component 33, 34, 35, 36 with the list of components. If the list of components does not match the installed door component types and their number, the procedure continues with step 210 (not shown) as in FIG.
- the built-in door component types match the intended door component types, which is represented by a "+" in FIG.
- these are the door drives 35, 36, of which a door drive 35 is in the position “on the fixed leaf” and a door drive 36 is in the position “on the active leaf”. Therefore, in the next step 220, the identifiers of the door operators 35, 36 or an identifier associated with the identifier, z. B. "Door drive 1" or "Door drive 2" is displayed to the installer on the mobile terminal 50 after this information has been sent from the control unit 30 to the mobile terminal 50 .
- the installer can now select a label or identifier, e.g. B. for the door drive 36.
- the selected control unit 30 receives the command from the mobile terminal 50 that the selected door drive 36 has to deliver a sensory experience, in particular a visual and/or acoustic signal.
- the controller 30 informs the door operator 36 of the command.
- the door operator 36 then emits a visual and/or acoustic signal.
- the door drive can do this 36 put a sign by means that the door operator 36 also uses in operation. For example, the door operator 36 can jerk in on the door or move the door a little.
- the installer now sees the position at which the selected door operator 36 is arranged, in this case on the active leaf.
- the installer can enter the correct position.
- the mobile terminal 50 transmits the correct position “on the active leaf” (pos. 2) and the identifier of the selected door drive 36 to the control unit 30 in a step 223.
- steps 221 to 223 can be repeated for the other door drive.
- the control device can assign the door drive 35 to the fixed leaf according to the exclusion principle.
- the assignments of the identification of the door components 33 , 34 , 35 , 36 to the door component types 40 , 41 , 47 and their position “Pos” are then sent from the control unit 30 to the processing unit 10 .
- This assignment also results if the intended door components motor lock on the active leaf, motor lock on the inactive leaf, door drive on the active leaf and door drive on the inactive leaf z. B. are numbered and the markings are made to the numbered door components provided.
- Such an assignment “identification 1/door component 1”, “identification 2/door component 2” can be sent to the computing unit 10 in step 208 .
- the control device now sends information to the other door components 33, 34, 35, 36.
- the information can be transmitters and receivers of messages, the sequences of operating functions and/or the parameters. This corresponds to a possible step b. of the procedure.
- the test sequence can then follow. This corresponds to a possible step b. of the procedure.
- the list of components includes the door components 37, 38, 39 that are not connected to the first bus system.
- step 206 the presence of those door components 37, 38, 39 that are not connected to the first bus system 32 is communicated to the control unit 30 .
- the door drives 35, 36 connected to the door components 37, 38, 39 report the presence of the door components 37, 38, 39.
- the door drives 35, 36 have previously checked whether the door components 37, 38, 39 are connected.
- control device 30 sends a request to the mobile terminal 50 so that the installer confirms the presence of the door components 37, 38, 39 via an input on the mobile terminal 50 or performs an action that allows the door operator 35, 36 to do so , the presence of the door components 37, 38, 39 to determine.
- a sequence similar to that described for the door system 61 results for the door system 62 from FIG. However, since there are three door component types 40, 41, 42, steps 221, 222 are carried out for each of the door components 34, 35, 36, 56, 57, 59.
- the door components 34, 35, 36, 56, 57, 59 are assigned to the door component types with the position information “door drive for the first door”, “door drive for the second door”, “sensor for the first door”, “sensor for the second door “, "Motor lock for the first door”, “Motor lock for the second door”.
- step 205 The control unit 30 searches in the bus system 55 for existing bus addresses. For each bus address found, the at least one door component 29, 31 sends control unit 30 the identification of the respective door component 29 or 31 and the door system type 48 in a method step 206.
- control unit 30 compares door system type 48 of the respective at least one door component 29, 31 with the list of components.
- step 208 the identification of the door components 29, 31 together with the door component type 48 is also transmitted to the computing unit 10. Steps 220, 221, 222, 223 must also be carried out for the third door system 62. In step 208, the identifiers of the readers 29, 31 are transmitted together with the door component type 48 and the position "at the first door” or "at the second door".
- step 206 the door components 33, 34, 35, 36, 56, 57, 58, 59 with the bus addresses just assigned report the respective door component type 40, 41, 42 43, 47 to the control unit 30 and in step 223 an assignment takes place to a position, the control unit 30 knows which door component 33, 34, 35, 36, 56, 57, 58, 59 is to be controlled in which operating step of which operating function with which bus address. Since the operating functions are available as firmware and the door components 33, 35, 51, 52, 53 are connected via the first bus system 32, complex operating functions can also be implemented.
- the readers 29, 31 can be integrated into the operating functions.
- the control unit 30 knows which bus address is to be used to address which reader 29, 31.
- the control unit 30 knows which door drive, which motorized lock, which sensor and which reader are arranged on which door and therefore interact functionally.
- the different door system types 70, 71, 72 can be assigned functional and/or technical properties and/or circuit diagrams in the first database.
- FIG. 8 shows an alternative to the commissioning method 200 from FIG. 6 as an example for the second exemplary embodiment of a door system 61 from FIG.
- the installation location, the door system 61 or the door system type 71 is available to the mobile terminal device 50 through input on the mobile terminal device 50 . This is reported to the processing unit in a method step 203 .
- the mobile terminal 50 receives the list of components from the computing unit 10 in a method step 204. This corresponds to method step a.
- the control unit 30 reports the door component types 40, 41, 47 and the identifiers of the installed door components 33, 34, 35, 36 to the mobile terminal device 50. By comparing the intended door components of the component list with the reported door component types 40, 41, 47 the mobile terminal 50 can determine whether the correct door component types 40, 41, 47 are installed.
- the mobile terminal device 50 can automatically assign the identification of the installed door component 33, 34, 35, 36 to the intended door component of the component list in a method step 206. This corresponds to process step b. If several door components of the same door component type 40 , 41 , 47 are in the list of components or if security-relevant door components are provided, then these door components are displayed on the screen of the mobile terminal device 50 .
- the door component type door drive is provided multiple times.
- the door components 35, 36 of this door component type 41 are listed one after the other or together on the screen of the mobile terminal device 50.
- the position at which the door component 35, 36 is located is described.
- an instruction as to what action the installer must take for association can be listed on the screen for each door component 35, 36.
- the installer must be within the detection range of the associated sensor 37, 38 digits.
- the installer must press a button on the door drive 35, 36 or unlock a motor lock 33, 34 associated with the door drive 35, 36.
- a method step 220 the installer selects, for example, the provided door component 35 and thus indirectly position 1.
- the installer then performs action A provided for the door component 35 provided on the installed door component 35 .
- the built-in door component 35 reports the action to the control unit 30 in that the door component 35 sends a corresponding signal, in particular a corresponding bus telegram, in a method step 221 .
- the control unit 30 sends to the mobile terminal 50 that the door component 35 has sent a signal with the identifier and/or the bus address.
- the mobile terminal device 50 can now assign the door component 35 provided, which contains position 1, to the known bus address and/or the identification of that door drive 35 which has just sent the corresponding signal.
- Steps 220, 221, 222 can now be repeated with the door component 36.
- the mobile terminal 50 can make this final assignment using an exclusion method.
- all of the door components or all of the door components can be displayed on the mobile terminal device in an information technology connection with the control device 30 and can be assigned by an action by the installer.
- the mobile terminal 50 After the mobile terminal 50 has made the assignment, the mobile terminal 50 sends the assignment to the processing unit 10 in a method step 223.
- the electronic configuration 82 is supplemented in the processing unit 10 accordingly.
- the electronic configuration or parts of the electronic configuration in particular transmitters and/or receivers of messages, sequences of operating functions, parameters for operating the door system, a test sequence for the door system, is sent to control unit 30, if necessary via mobile terminal device 50 , Posted. This can also be done as a method step a. be considered.
- the control unit now sends information to the other door components 33, 34, 35, 36 from the electronic configuration.
- the information can correspond to senders and recipients of messages, the sequences of operating functions and/or the parameters. This corresponds to process step b.
- the test sequence can then follow. This can also or alternatively as method step b. be considered.
- the mobile terminal device 50 specifies the order of assignment. This means that the installer does not have to select the door component in method step 220 .
- the assignment is not carried out by an action on a door component. Rather, the control unit 30 sends the built-in door components to the mobile terminal 50.
- the installer selects the built-in door components. Starting from the mobile terminal 50 via the control device 30, the selected door component is prompted to emit a visual or acoustic signal. The installer can then identify the position of the selected door component and enter it into the mobile terminal device 50, which then assigns the installed door components to the intended door component. This corresponds to process step b.
- the assignment is transferred from the mobile terminal 50 to the control device 30 . Parameters, operating functions and the test procedure are also transferred to the control unit 30 from the mobile terminal. The test sequence is then carried out by the control unit 30 .
- the commissioning step b. implemented as firmware by means of the control device 30 and/or the mobile terminal device 50 . Furthermore, it may be that the commissioning step b. electronic communication between the mobile terminal 50 and the controller 30 requires. Thus, the commissioning step is implemented in firmware or software on the devices 30, 50. This applies to steps 220, 221 and 223, with some input into the mobile terminal 50 being required. Step 222 is carried out within the door system 60, 61, 62 by the control unit 30 and another door component.
- the door component designated as "installed” does not necessarily have to be already installed on the wall or door. It is sufficient if the door component is already intended for the corresponding position or the corresponding installation site.
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