EP4547590A1 - Aufzugsanlage und aufzugsbedieneinrichtungen für unterschiedliche betriebsarten - Google Patents
Aufzugsanlage und aufzugsbedieneinrichtungen für unterschiedliche betriebsartenInfo
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- EP4547590A1 EP4547590A1 EP23731195.6A EP23731195A EP4547590A1 EP 4547590 A1 EP4547590 A1 EP 4547590A1 EP 23731195 A EP23731195 A EP 23731195A EP 4547590 A1 EP4547590 A1 EP 4547590A1
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B66—HOISTING; LIFTING; HAULING
- B66B—ELEVATORS; ESCALATORS OR MOVING WALKWAYS
- B66B1/00—Control systems of elevators in general
- B66B1/34—Details, e.g. call counting devices, data transmission from car to control system, devices giving information to the control system
- B66B1/46—Adaptations of switches or switchgear
- B66B1/461—Adaptations of switches or switchgear characterised by their shape or profile
- B66B1/463—Touch sensitive input devices
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B66—HOISTING; LIFTING; HAULING
- B66B—ELEVATORS; ESCALATORS OR MOVING WALKWAYS
- B66B1/00—Control systems of elevators in general
- B66B1/34—Details, e.g. call counting devices, data transmission from car to control system, devices giving information to the control system
- B66B1/46—Adaptations of switches or switchgear
- B66B1/468—Call registering systems
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B66—HOISTING; LIFTING; HAULING
- B66B—ELEVATORS; ESCALATORS OR MOVING WALKWAYS
- B66B2201/00—Aspects of control systems of elevators
- B66B2201/40—Details of the change of control mode
- B66B2201/46—Switches or switchgear
- B66B2201/4607—Call registering systems
- B66B2201/463—Wherein the call is registered through physical contact with the elevator system
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- the technology described here generally relates to an elevator system.
- Exemplary embodiments of the technology relate in particular to an elevator operating device, its application in an elevator system and a method for operating such an elevator operating device.
- elevator operating devices are arranged on the individual floors with which a passenger can call an elevator.
- an elevator operating device arranged on a floor has mechanical pushbuttons with which the person can enter the desired direction of travel (upwards/downwards); This control technology is also referred to below as up/down direction control.
- an elevator call is entered, whereupon an elevator control confirms the elevator call on the elevator operating device and makes an elevator car available on the floor for boarding, for example an elevator car is moved to the floor (boarding floor) and its elevator door is opened.
- a car operating device car call device with which the person in the elevator car can enter the desired destination floor; the latter is also known as a cabin call.
- an elevator operating device arranged on a floor has buttons or fields displayed on a touch-sensitive screen that are assigned to individual destination floors. By pressing or touching a button assigned to the desired destination floor, an elevator call known as a destination call can be entered. Entering a destination call results in the boarding floor and the destination floor; a call entry in the elevator car can then no longer be provided.
- Elevator systems equipped with a destination call control can be used advantageously in buildings with a large number of floors and correspondingly high traffic volume can be used.
- elevator systems with up/down directional control are used in buildings with a relatively small number of floors.
- An elevator system is also known in which both control technologies are used, for example from US 7,766,129 B2.
- two types of elevator controls are installed in the building; For example, for cost reasons, a destination call control elevator operating device is only intended for a floor with a high volume of traffic.
- these known approaches use the traffic volume for the choice of control technology and the associated costs, for some buildings there may be other or even more extensive building-specific requirements and thus also for the elevator system intended therein. There is therefore a need for a technology that allows these requirements to be better met.
- an elevator operating device that includes a bus interface device, a memory device, a display system and a control device communicatively connected to the bus interface device, the display system and the memory device.
- the bus interface device is designed to communicate with an elevator control of an elevator system via the communication bus system.
- the storage device stores configuration data and electronic instructions for selectable operating modes of the elevator operating device.
- a first operating mode is designed for processing an elevator call that indicates a direction of travel, and a second operating mode is designed for processing an elevator call that indicates a destination floor.
- the display system has a touch-sensitive screen and is designed to display a graphical user interface on the touch-sensitive screen.
- the control device is designed to read the configuration data and the electronic instructions for a selected operating mode from the memory device and to operate the elevator operating device according to the selected operating mode.
- the elevator system also has an elevator control, at least one elevator car, which is controlled by the elevator control and driven by a drive machine between floors of a building is movable, and a communication bus system.
- the elevator operating devices are communicatively connected to the communication bus system and arranged on the floors for entering an elevator call.
- the elevator operating device is connected to the communication bus system of the elevator system.
- the method includes generating a configuration input mask on the graphical user interface, which the touch-sensitive screen of the display system displays under the control of the control device of the elevator operating device.
- the configuration mask includes a first selection input field for the first operating mode of the elevator operating device and a second selection input field for the second operating mode of the elevator operating device.
- an elevator operating device is created, among other things, which stores configuration data and electronic instructions for several selectable operating modes of the elevator operating device.
- the elevator operating device can therefore be adapted on site to an elevator system and its requirements in a building. I.e. for example, that the elevator operating device can be configured to input and process an elevator call that indicates the direction of travel, or that it can be configured to input and process an elevator call that indicates the destination floor.
- a single elevator operating device can therefore be configured for one or the other operating mode as required. Both operating modes can also be used in an elevator system.
- An elevator control device on a first floor can, for. B. be configured for the first operating mode, while an elevator control device on a second floor z. B. can be configured for the second operating mode.
- the two elevator operating devices according to one exemplary embodiment have the same external appearance or design.
- the control device of the elevator operating device is designed to control the screen system and display a configuration input mask on the graphical user interface.
- the configuration mask includes a first selection input field for the first operating mode and a second selection input field for the second operating mode.
- the elevator operating device is configured according to the configuration data and the electronic instructions for the first operating mode.
- the second selection input field is touched, the elevator operating device is configured for the second operating mode according to the configuration data and the electronic instructions.
- the configuration input mask is designed so that selecting an operating mode is simple and intuitive. After the selection, the elevator control device configures itself.
- the control device is designed to control the screen system in the first operating mode, display direction fields on the graphical user interface, and to control the screen system in the second operating mode, target floor fields on the graphical user interface.
- the direction fields can be displayed in a known manner.
- the target floor fields can include numbers and/or floor information (e.g. names, parking level, information about services (e.g. restaurant), etc.). In addition, further information can be displayed in both operating modes.
- the control device is designed to generate a first request message in the first operating mode an address of the elevator control, an identifier of the elevator operating device and a direction of travel, and in the second operating mode to generate a second request message which includes the address of the elevator control, the identifier of the elevator operating device and an indication of a destination floor.
- the respective request message is sent to the elevator control via the bus interface device and the communication bus system.
- the bus interface device stores data and instructions for specified communication bus technologies, in particular their transmission methods, communication protocols and/or frame structures.
- the bus interface device is designed to communicate via the communication bus system according to one of the stored communication bus technologies. Since the bus interface device stores characteristics of the mentioned bus technologies, the elevator operating device is bus-independent and can be selectively connected to any communication bus system that is designed according to a bus technology that is suitable for use in an elevator system.
- the elevator controller is communicatively connected to the communications bus system and configured to receive an elevator call indicating a direction of travel from one located on a first floor and for the first Operating mode configured elevator control device to provide the car on the first floor, and upon receipt of a car call entered in the car that specifies a destination floor, to move the car to the target floor.
- the elevator controller is communicatively connected to the communications bus system and configured to receive an elevator call indicating a destination floor from one located on a first floor and for the second configured operating mode Elevator operating device to provide the car on the first floor and, upon receipt of a status signal indicating a closed elevator door, to move the car to the target floor specified in the elevator call.
- the elevator system further comprises a destination call control device which is communicatively connected to the elevator control and the communication bus system.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic representation of an exemplary situation in a building with several floors and an exemplary elevator system
- FIG. 2A-2C show schematic representations of exemplary user interfaces of an elevator operating device which is arranged on one floor in the elevator system according to FIG. 1;
- 3A-3D show schematic representations of possible applications of the elevator operating device.
- FIG. 5 shows an exemplary representation of an exemplary embodiment of a method for operating an elevator operating device.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic representation of an exemplary situation in a building 2 which has several floors L0, L, Ln, which are served by an elevator system 1.
- the floor L0 can be an entrance hall of building 2, into which people enter when entering building 2 and from which they leave building 2 again. If a person enters floor L0, from there - with appropriate access authorization - every floor L, Ln of building 2 served by elevator system 1 can be reached.
- an elevator control 8 a drive machine 14, and a suspension element are shown in FIG. 1 of the elevator system 1 16 (e.g.
- an elevator car 10 (hereinafter also referred to as car 10) hanging on the suspension element 16 and movable in a shaft 18, and a number of elevator operating devices 4, which communicate with the elevator control 8 through a communication bus system 22 are connected, shown.
- car 10 an elevator car 10 (hereinafter also referred to as car 10) hanging on the suspension element 16 and movable in a shaft 18, and a number of elevator operating devices 4, which communicate with the elevator control 8 through a communication bus system 22 are connected, shown.
- the elevator system 1 can also include several cabins 10 in one or more shafts 18, which are controlled by a group control. Instead of a traction elevator shown in FIG. 1, the elevator system 1 can also have one or more hydraulic elevators.
- the person on one of the floors L0, L, Ln enters a travel request on an elevator control device 4 arranged there, whereby an elevator call is registered.
- the floor L0, L, Ln, on which the person is located when the call is made and from which they want to be transported to a destination floor can also be referred to below as the boarding floor or the call input floor.
- the person can touch a button or a displayed field to enter the call, whereupon the registration of the elevator call on the elevator control device 4 is confirmed to the person, for example the button or the field can be illuminated.
- the elevator control 8 then provides an elevator car 10 for boarding on the boarding floor, i.e.
- the elevator control 8 is an up/down direction control.
- the elevator operating devices 4 arranged on floors L, Ln are designed to display buttons or fields for entering a desired direction of travel (up or down).
- the elevator operating device 4 arranged on floor L0 is designed to display buttons or fields for entering a target floor.
- This arrangement and the design of the Elevator operating devices 4 are exemplary.
- the 1 also shows a car call device 11 arranged in the elevator car 10.
- the car call device 11 is connected to the elevator control 8 by means of a communication line 20.
- a destination floor can be entered on this car call device 11 (car call), especially if a person on floor L, Ln can only enter the desired direction of travel.
- the availability of the car call device 11 for call input can depend on the building 2 and/or the elevator system 1; Depending on the situation, the car call device 11 can e.g. B. be activated or deactivated, it can also be covered when not in use.
- the elevator operating devices 4 each have a screen system (5, 37), which includes a touch-sensitive screen 5 (hereinafter also referred to as touchscreen 5) and a screen control 37 (FIG. 4).
- CPU CPU
- FIG. 4 graphical user interface 36
- the configuration mask 41 shown includes, for example: B. a first selection input field 40. 1, when selected, the elevator control device 4 for a directional call input and a
- CORRECTED SHEET (RULE 91) ISA/EP corresponding operating mode is configured, and a second selection input field 42.1, when selected, the elevator operating device 4 is configured for an input of a target floor and a corresponding operating mode.
- the corresponding call input options are symbolically shown next to the selection input fields 40.1, 40.2.
- the technician can select one of the selection input fields 40.1, 42.1 (symbolized by a finger) in order to configure the elevator operating device 4 according to one of the two operating modes.
- the elevator operating device 4 is designed to essentially configure itself (ie without significant intervention by the technician) according to the selected operating mode; a central control device (50) of the elevator operating device 4 loads, for example, data and computer instructions (software) from a memory device (32) in accordance with the selected operating mode.
- a central control device (50) of the elevator operating device 4 loads, for example, data and computer instructions (software) from a memory device (32) in accordance with the selected operating mode.
- the configuration input mask 41 can display additional display and/or input fields; Sub-masks can also be defined that can be opened from the configuration input mask 41.
- the touchscreen 5 displays two direction fields 40.2 on the graphical user interface 36.
- the elevator operating device 4 is therefore configured to enter a directional call.
- the technician selected the selection input field 40.1 shown in FIG. 2A.
- the touch screen 5 shown in FIG. 2C displays an exemplary number of fields or keys on its graphical user interface 36; These fields or keys are referred to below as target floor fields 42.2.
- the technician selected the selection input field 42. 1 shown in FIG. 2A during commissioning.
- 3A - 3D show various application examples of an elevator operating device 4 according to the technology described here.
- the elevator operating device 4 is represented by the graphical user interface 36, a control device 50 (CPU) and a bus interface device 30 (bus IF).
- the communication bus system 22 connects the bus interface device 30 with a control system component (8, 12) of the elevator system 1, with the elevator control 8 controlling the drive machine 14.
- the elevator operating device 4 according to the technology described here can be configured for one of these application examples. This is advantageous because, depending on building 2, it may be desired or necessary for everyone in building 2 Elevator operating devices 4 have the same external shape and form, regardless of the operating mode for which they are configured.
- the elevator operating device 4 shown is configured for the directional call input and the corresponding operating mode.
- the person skilled in the art will recognize that any other elevator operating device 4 present in the elevator system 1 can also be configured for this operating mode.
- the graphical user interface 36 displays the direction fields 40.2.
- the elevator operating device 4 sends an entered directional call as a directional call message via the bus communication system 12 to the elevator control 8 (up/down direction control), which controls the drive machine 14 accordingly in order to provide the car 10 on an boarding floor.
- the directional call message includes e.g. B. an identifier of the (sending) elevator control device 4 and the desired direction of travel. The location of the elevator control device 4 or the boarding floor results from the identifier.
- the elevator control 8 recognizes that the car 10 is ready for departure, e.g. B., a door sensor or safety circuit indicates that the elevator door 6 is closed, the elevator control 8 controls the drive machine 14 according to the car call in order to move the car 10 to the target floor.
- the elevator operating device 4 shown is configured for entering a target floor and the corresponding operating mode.
- the person skilled in the art will recognize that any other elevator operating device 4 present in the elevator system 1 can also be configured for this operating mode.
- the graphical user interface 36 displays the target floor fields 42.2.
- the elevator operating device 4 sends an entered destination floor call as a destination floor call message via the bus communication system 12 to the elevator control 8, which controls the drive machine 14 accordingly in order to make the car 10 available on the boarding floor.
- the destination floor call message includes e.g. B. an identifier of the (sending) elevator control device 4, from which the location of the elevator control device 4 or the boarding floor results.
- the destination floor call message includes information about desired target floor.
- the target floor can be saved in the elevator control 8. Is the cabin 10 provided on the boarding floor ready for departure after the person has boarded on the boarding floor, e.g. B., a door sensor or safety circuit indicates that the elevator door 6 is closed, the elevator control 8 moves the car 10 to the (saved) target floor.
- the destination floor call message contains no information about the destination floor. According to this exemplary embodiment, it is stored in the elevator operating device 4 until the car 10 is ready for departure. The elevator operating device 4 then transmits the target floor in a further message addressed to the elevator control 8. In both exemplary embodiments, the movement to the target floor takes place without the person in the car 10 having to make a car call; This cannot be provided for in an embodiment of the elevator system 1.
- elevator control devices 4 are provided in the elevator system 1 for different operating modes. I.e. In the elevator system 1, both elevator operating devices 4 for entering destination floors and elevator operating devices 4 for entering directional calls can be present.
- Such an elevator system 1 can arise, for example, if there is a need in a building 2 to enable the entry of destination calls on at least one floor L0, L, Ln, e.g. B. in an entrance hall with high foot traffic; as also shown in Fig. 1.
- the elevator operating device 4 arranged on this floor L0 is configured accordingly, and its graphical user interface 36 displays the target floor fields 42.2. On other floors L, Ln, the elevator operating devices 4 each display the travel direction fields 40.2 on their graphical user interfaces 36.
- the calls entered into these elevator operating devices 4 are processed as described in connection with FIGS. 3A and 3B.
- the elevator system 1 is designed with a destination call control device 12 (DCS).
- DCS destination call control device 12
- the person skilled in the art will recognize that an elevator system 1 with a destination call control device 12 is installed in particular in buildings with a large number of floors and has more than one car 11 (elevator). Several elevators of the elevator system 1 can be organized in one or more elevator groups. Accordingly, the elevator operating device 4 is configured to enter a target floor, and its graphical user interface 36 displays the target floor fields 42.2. In the schematic representation of FIG. 3D, the elevator operating device 4 is connected to the destination call control device 12, which is also connected to the elevator control 8.
- the destination call control device 12 processes the entered destination floor (ie a destination call) according to an allocation algorithm.
- the boarding floor results from the destination call (e.g. using the identifier of the elevator operating device 4) and the destination floor.
- the allocation algorithm determines an elevator to serve the destination call.
- the destination call control device 12 can thereby control the elevator control 8 of the assigned elevator
- the call allocation can be carried out by the destination call control device 12 alone (central) or in cooperation with the elevator operating devices 4 of the elevator system 1 (decentralized).
- Such allocation algorithms are known to those skilled in the art; A (decentralized) allocation algorithm in cooperation with the elevator operating devices is described, for example, in: Koehler, Jana, et al., An AI-Based Approach to Destination Control in Elevators, AI Magazine, Vol. 23, No. 3, 2002, p. 59 -78.
- the elevator operating device 4 at which the destination call is entered, sends the information of the destination call via the bus communication system 12 to each elevator (or its computer unit) of the elevator system 1.
- Each elevator evaluates separately whether it is possible to assign the destination call operate and how much “effort” it would be (the “effort” can also be referred to as “cost”) to serve the target call.
- Each elevator sends a response back to the (requesting) elevator control device 4; the answer says whether the target call can be served or not, and if so, how much effort would be involved.
- the elevator control device 4 selects the elevator with the least effort. This selection is then sent with another message to the elevator control of the respective elevator.
- the entirety of the elevator operating devices 4 and the computer units can represent the destination call control device 12.
- the elevator operating device 4 shows a schematic representation of an exemplary embodiment of an elevator operating device 4.
- the elevator operating device 4 is connected to the elevator control 8 (or via the communication bus system 22). Destination call control device 12) connected.
- the elevator operating device 4 has a bus interface device 30 (bus IF), a control device 50 (CPU), a memory device 32, a configuration interface device 34 and a screen system with a screen control 37 (CTRL) and a touchscreen 5 (exemplary displayable graphical user interfaces are used as illustrations). 36 with direction fields 40.2 or destination floor fields 42.2 shown).
- the bus interface device 30 is connected to the control device 50 and is designed to communicate with the elevator control 8 via the communication bus system 22.
- the communication bus system 22 can z. B. include a CAN bus system (Controller Area Network), with its transmission method, communication protocol and frame structure being used.
- the communication bus system 22 may comprise a proprietary bus system, for which a transmission method, a communication protocol and a frame structure may also be defined.
- a proprietary bus system is e.g. B. a Biobus system disclosed in EP 1 876 129 B1.
- the person skilled in the art will recognize that the technology described here is not limited to these bus systems and can also be used in conjunction with other bus systems that are suitable for elevator systems.
- the bus interface device 30 is designed to communicate according to one of these bus technologies.
- the bus interface device 30 stores data and instructions for at least one characteristic of the mentioned bus technologies, e.g. B. the transmission method, the communication protocol and/or the frame structure of one of these bus technologies.
- the bus interface device 30 thus stores the characteristics of the bus technologies mentioned, with one of these bus technologies being used during operation.
- the bus interface device 30 automatically recognizes which communication bus system 22 it is connected to and according to which bus technology this communication bus system 22 works, for example depending on the voltage level of the communication bus system 22 (e.g. approx. 5 V for a CAN bus system, and approx. 24 V for a Biobus system).
- the bus technology of the communication bus system 22 can be used in the Configuration can be entered into the elevator control device 4. Since the bus interface device 30 stores the characteristics of the bus technologies mentioned, the elevator operating device 4 is bus-independent, that is, it can be selectively connected to any communication bus system 22 that is designed according to one of the bus technologies mentioned.
- the memory device 32 is connected to the controller 50 and stores configuration data and electronic instructions for the operating modes mentioned in connection with FIGS. 3A-3D. These data and instructions can be stored during the manufacture of the elevator operating device 4 (or before its delivery), so that the stored data and instructions are available for the mentioned operating modes during the configuration in the building 2. In another exemplary embodiment, the data and instructions for the operating mode selected during the configuration (see FIG. 2A) can be made available by the elevator control 8, downloaded and stored in the memory device 32 as part of the configuration. Memory devices and memory technologies (e.g., semiconductor memory) suitable for storing these data and instructions are known to those skilled in the art.
- the control device 50 is designed to control the screen system so that it displays the graphical user interface 36 in accordance with the configuration.
- the functionality of a screen system with a touchscreen 5, its control and the generation of a graphical user interface are known to those skilled in the art, so that further details on this do not appear necessary at this point.
- the control device 50 controls the screen system, for example, so that the touchscreen 5 displays one of the graphical user interfaces 36 shown in FIGS. 2A-2C.
- these graphical user interfaces 36 are exemplary, may have additional information or content, and/or may be designed in a different way.
- a call confirmation and/or elevator information e.g.
- the control device 50 is designed to process stored data and execute stored instructions (e.g. computer programs), including reading data and instructions from the storage device 32 and/or storing them in it in order to operate the elevator operating device 4 according to one of the operating modes mentioned operate.
- the control device 50 is also designed to operate the configuration interface device 34 within the scope of the above-mentioned configuration. In Fig. 4, the operating mode for entering the direction of travel is illustrated in the lower half of the control device 50, while the operating mode for entering a destination floor is illustrated in the upper half.
- the processing of a direction of travel entered on a direction of travel field 40.2 is illustrated in FIG. 4 by a call identification module 38 and a call processing module 28 (EC ADR + Ln) in the control device 50.
- the call recognition module 38 and the call processing module 28 are shown in a path between the bus interface device 30 and the graphical user interface 36 (direction fields 40.2).
- the call recognition module 38 recognizes the desired direction of travel and makes this information (the person's travel request) available to the call processing module 28.
- the call processing module 28 thus generates a request message (data packet) which is addressed to the elevator control 8 (EC ADR) and includes floor information (EC ADR + Ln), i.e. H.
- the request message can also indicate the direction of travel. If the elevator system 1 has several elevators (i.e. several cars 10), an algorithm of the elevator control 8 can use the direction of travel information to select a car 10 that responds to this elevator call, for example. B. can operate the fastest. According to an exemplary algorithm, all other elevators can be asked whether and with what effort an elevator can be operated.
- the bus interface device 30 feeds the request message into the communication bus system 22 in accordance with the communication protocol defined for the communication bus system 22.
- the elevator control 8 confirms receipt of the request message with a confirmation message (ACK (EC)) via the communication bus system 22 and places the assigned car 10 on the boarding floor ready; Depending on the situation, the elevator control 8 causes the assigned car 10 to move to the boarding floor.
- the elevator operating device 4 confirms the entered elevator call to the person, for example visually perceptible using the graphical user interface 36.
- the communication between the call processing module 28 and the elevator control 8 is represented by different types of lines. In the cabin 10, the person can enter the desired destination floor on the elevator control device 8 there.
- the processing of a target floor entered at a target floor field 42.2 is illustrated in FIG. 4 by a target floor recognition module 24 and a target floor processing module 26 (ADR/L0->Ln) 28 (EC ADR + Ln) in the control device 50.
- the target floor recognition module 24 and the target floor processing module 26 are shown by way of example in a path between the bus interface device 30 and the graphical user interface 36 (destination floor fields 42.2).
- the target floor recognition module 24 recognizes the desired target floor and provides this target information to the target floor processing module 26.
- entering a target floor on a floor results in the entry floor (in Fig. 1 and Fig. 4 this is floor L0) and the target floor.
- This i.e. destination floor above or below the boarding floor
- This also determines the direction of travel of the cabin 10, which transports the person to the desired destination floor.
- the bus interface device 30 feeds the request message into the communication bus system 22 in accordance with the communication protocol defined for the communication bus system 22.
- the elevator control 8 After receiving the request message, the elevator control 8 saves the target floor and confirms receipt of the request message with a confirmation message (ACK, #X). the communication bus system 22.
- the confirmation message indicates the assigned car 10 (#X).
- the car 10 that serves the elevator call is provided on the boarding floor in a correspondingly controlled manner; Depending on the position of the cabin 10, the drive machine 14 may move the cabin 10 to the boarding floor.
- the elevator control 8 If the elevator control 8 recognizes that the car 10 is ready for departure, e.g. B., a door sensor or safety circuit indicates that the elevator door 6 is closed, the elevator control 8 controls the drive machine 14 according to the stored target floor in order to move the car 10 to the target floor.
- the elevator operating device 4 is configured for entering a destination call.
- the elevator system 1 comprises a plurality of cabins 10 or elevators, with all elevator operating devices 4 of the elevator system 1 being designed for a destination call input.
- the destination floor processing module 26 processes the destination call by generating a request message (data packet) addressed to the destination call controller 12 and including floor information, i.e. H. an indication of the floor L0 on which the elevator operating device 4 is arranged and a car 10 is to be provided.
- the bus interface device 30 feeds the request message into the communication bus system 22 in accordance with the communication protocol defined for the communication bus system 22.
- the destination call control device 12 executes an allocation algorithm, e.g. B. according to the disclosure in the above-mentioned Koehler document to determine a car 10 that can serve the destination call in the “most cost-effective” way. This allocation occurs very quickly, so that receipt of the request message can be confirmed with an acknowledgment message (ACK, #X) via the communication bus system 22, which also indicates the elevator or car 10 (#X) that is assigned to serve the destination call .
- the elevator operating device 4 communicates with the person's assigned cabin 10.
- the destination call control device 12 controls the elevator control 8 of the assigned elevator to use its drive machine 14 to move the assigned car 10 to the boarding floor L0 (if it is not already there) and to make it available for boarding, for example the elevator door 6 is opened.
- the elevator control 8 If the car 10 is ready on the boarding floor, the elevator control 8 generates a signal that Destination call control device 12 is transmitted. The destination call control device 12 responds by transmitting the destination floor to the elevator control 8. The cabin 10 is then moved from the boarding floor to the destination floor. A car call, ie entering the destination floor in car 10, is usually not possible.
- the configuration input mask 41 is generated.
- the configuration mask 41 is displayed on the graphical user interface 36, which the touch-sensitive screen 5 of the screen system displays controlled by the control device 50 of the elevator operating device 4.
- the configuration mask 41 includes a first selection input field 40.1 for the first operating mode of the elevator operating device 4 and a second selection input field 42.1 for the second operating mode of the elevator operating device 4.
- a touched selection input field 40.1, 42.1 is detected. Detection is carried out by the screen system. Depending on the detected selection input field 40.1, 42.1, the method proceeds to a step S4 or to a step S7.
- step S4 when a touch is detected on the first selection input field 40. 1, configuration data and electronic instructions for the first operating mode are read in from the memory device 32.
- step S5 the elevator operating device 4 is then configured for the first operating mode according to the read-in configuration data and electronic instructions. Configured in this way, the direction fields 40.2 are displayed in a step S6, as is the case, for example. B. in Fig. 2B is shown.
- step S7 when a touch on the second selection input field 42.1 is detected, configuration data and electronic instructions for the second operating mode are read in from the memory device 32.
- step S8 the elevator operating device 4 is configured for the second operating mode according to the read-in configuration data and electronic instructions . Configured in this way, the target floor fields 42.2 are displayed in a step S9, as is the case, for example. B. is shown in Fig. 2C.
- step S10 the method ends in step S10.
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