JP2012041143A - Elevator system - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an elevator system that saves power consumption of a passenger guide display device.SOLUTION: The elevator system has an available floor recognizer for receiving information representing determined door opening floors from a security system which detects a passenger who enters or exits a security zone including an elevator lobby in a building, specifies available floors that are landing floors which passengers are permitted to enter, and determines door opening floors based on the specified available floors, a passenger guide display device provided at an elevator lobby on each landing floor, and a display device controller for controlling the passenger guide display device. The available floor recognizer transmits the received information representing the door opening floors to the display device controller, and the display device controller turns on a light on the passenger guide display device of the landing floors included in the information indicating the door opening floors.

Description

  Embodiments described herein relate generally to an elevator apparatus that consumes power by an elevator hall display device.

  Conventionally, a display device provided at a landing on each landing floor of an elevator is usually always lit. For this reason, in a situation where the building is a high floor and the number of used floors is small, useless power is consumed by the display devices on the landing floors that are not used.

  For the purpose of energy saving in the elevator system, Patent Document 1 discloses an invention in which a display device is automatically deleted after a predetermined time has elapsed after the service by the hall call registration is terminated. According to the present invention, a user who wants to decide whether to accept landing call registration according to the position of the car cannot obtain elevator operation information after automatic turn-off. Moreover, the life of the hall display device is shortened by increasing the frequency of turning on and off the hall display device.

  Further, Patent Document 2 discloses an invention for detecting that an elevator hall call and a car call are not registered continuously for a predetermined time and turning off the illumination of the car and controlling the monitoring device in the car and the hall. It is disclosed. According to the present invention, a person who does not use an elevator but is watching a monitor cannot obtain elevator information when a call is not registered for a predetermined time.

  In order to implement any of the inventions, it is necessary to detect the passage of a predetermined time, and there is a problem that it is necessary to add an OFF timer, a relay circuit, and wiring.

Japanese Patent Publication No. 7-29747 JP-A-11-209039

  The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide an elevator apparatus that can reduce power consumption of an elevator hall display device.

  The elevator apparatus according to the embodiment of the present invention detects an entrance / exit of a person to / from a security zone including an elevator hall in a building and specifies a use permission floor that is an entrance floor to which an entrance / exit is permitted to enter. And a usage floor recognition means for receiving information representing the determined usage floor from a security system that determines the usage floor based on the specified usage-permitted floor. This apparatus also includes a landing display device provided at the elevator landing on each landing floor, and display device control means for controlling the landing display device. The usage floor recognizing means transmits the received information indicating the usage floor to the display device control means, and the display device control means turns on the landing floor display device included in the information indicating the usage floor.

It is a schematic diagram for demonstrating the structural example of the elevator apparatus in 1st Embodiment and 2nd Embodiment. It is a flowchart showing an example of the operation | movement in 1st Embodiment. It is a flowchart showing an example of the operation | movement in 2nd Embodiment. It is a schematic diagram for demonstrating the structural example of the elevator apparatus in 3rd Embodiment. It is a flowchart showing an example of the operation | movement in 3rd Embodiment. It is a schematic diagram for demonstrating the structural example of the elevator apparatus in 4th Embodiment. It is a schematic diagram for demonstrating the structural example of the elevator apparatus in 5th Embodiment. It is a flowchart showing an example of the operation | movement in 5th Embodiment. It is a schematic diagram for demonstrating the structural example of the elevator apparatus in 6th Embodiment.

  Hereinafter, an exemplary embodiment of the present invention will be described as appropriate with reference to the drawings. In the drawings, the same reference numerals indicate the same or corresponding parts.

(First embodiment)
The first embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2. In FIG. 1, the schematic diagram for demonstrating the structural example of the elevator apparatus according to 1st Embodiment is shown. In the present embodiment, the elevator hall is in the security zone. In order to enter a security zone from a zone where a general person can enter, for example, it is necessary to read a key or a card containing an RFID by a corresponding reading device or to be authenticated by a biometric authentication device that authenticates a fingerprint or the like. is there. An apparatus for performing such authentication is provided, for example, between a floor entrance / exit where a building entrance / exit is located and an elevator hall on the floor. The unlock detection device 102 detects that an unlocking operation for entering and leaving the security zone has been performed. Detection information indicating that the unlocking operation has been performed is transmitted from the unlock detection device 102 to the use floor determination device 104. The use floor determination device 104 specifies a visitor at the time of the unlocking operation, and specifies a use permission floor registered in advance for the specified visitor. In the present specification, the use permission floor of a certain person means a landing floor that the person is permitted to enter. If the visitor is a person who works for an institution that occupies the building, the floor where the attendee's office is located, the floor where there is a business-related department, or the common conference room The floor, the floor where the cafeteria facility is located, and the floor where the entrance of the building is located can be used. If the visitor is not a person who works for an institution that occupies the building, the floor that is registered at the reception near the entrance of the building or near the entrance of the site where the building is located shall be the permitted use floor. Can do. The unlock detection device 102 and the use floor determination device 104 constitute a security system. The use floor determination device 104 of the security system determines the use floor based on the specified use permission floor. That is, when a person who uses the specified use permission floor enters the use permission floor, the use permission floor is determined as the use floor. When all the persons who use the specified use permission floor leave the security zone, the use permission floor is determined as a non-use floor. The usage floor determination device 104 transmits the determined usage floor information to the usage floor recognition unit 108 of the elevator control device 106.

  The use floor recognition unit 108 of the elevator control device 106 receives the use floor information determined by the use floor determination device 104, recognizes the use floor based on the received use floor information, and uses the recognized use floor information as the elevator floor information. This is transmitted to the display device control unit 110. The display device control unit 110 issues a lighting command to the use floor display device 112 included in the received use floor information among the elevator landing floors in the building, and the display device for the floor authorized as the use floor Only 112 is turned on. Here, the hall display device 112 is called, for example, a hall indicator installed on the upper frame of the hall entrance and displaying information such as the position of the elevator car, or a normal hall lantern. It includes an arrival warning device that displays the direction of travel, or both a hall indicator and a hall lantern.

  The situation of which landing floor is the use floor changes depending on the person entering and exiting the security zone. The security system including the unlocking detection device 102 and the use floor determination device 104 constantly monitors the situation of the exit floor from the security zone so as to keep track of which landing floor is the use floor. Then, the information on the determined usage floor is transmitted to the usage floor recognition unit 108 of the elevator control device 106. If all the users who use the floor that has been a use floor until now exit from the security zone and become a non-use floor, the display device control unit 110 uses the use floor information to that effect. A turn-off command is issued to the hall display device 112 that has been received from the recognition unit 108 and has been turned on until now, and is turned off.

  The elevator control device 106 can usually be implemented by a so-called embedded system including hardware resources such as a microcomputer, ROM, RAM, or magnetic storage device and software necessary for control. This also applies to all the embodiments described in this specification.

  FIG. 2 is a flowchart showing an example of the operation in the present embodiment. In S <b> 202, the unlock detection device 102 detects that an unlock operation for entering or leaving the security zone has been performed, and transmits the detection information to the use floor determination device 104. In S <b> 204, the usage floor determination device 104 identifies an entrance / exit person at the time of the unlocking operation, and identifies a use permission floor registered in advance for the identified entrance / exit person. The use floor determination device 104 of the security system determines the use floor based on the specified use permission floor, and transmits the use floor information to the use floor recognition unit 108 of the elevator control device 106. Here, when the unlocking operation detected in S202 is performed to enter the security zone, a new usage floor may be added, and when the unlocking operation is performed to exit the security zone. The use floor may become a non-use floor until now.

  The use floor recognition unit 108 of the elevator control device 106 transmits the use floor information received from the use floor determination device 104 to the display device control unit 110 of the elevator hall. In S206, the display device control unit 110 issues a lighting command to the landing display device 112 on the floor authorized as the use floor among the elevator landing floors in the building, and displays the hall display of the floor authorized as the use floor The device 112 is turned on. In one embodiment, the display device control unit 110 lights only the hall display device 112 on the floor authorized as the use floor. That is, when a new use floor is added, the landing display device 112 of the newly added use floor is turned on, and the landing floor that has been the use floor until now is a non-use floor. In this case, the landing display device 112 on the landing floor that has become a non-use floor is turned off. Thereafter, the unlock detection device 102 continuously monitors the unlocking operation for entering or leaving the security zone.

  According to the present embodiment, power consumption can be reduced by not lighting the hall display device on the floor that does not require lighting of the hall display device when the number of floors used is small in a high-floor building.

  Hereinafter, some other embodiments will be described. However, in order to facilitate understanding by avoiding complications, the description will focus on differences from the present embodiment.

(Second Embodiment)
The configuration example of the elevator apparatus according to the second embodiment is the same as the configuration example in the first embodiment shown in FIG. This embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. 3 and FIG. FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing an example of the operation in the present embodiment. The second embodiment is partially different from the first embodiment in terms of operation. As shown in FIG. 3, in S202 to S206, the unlocking detection device 102 detects the unlocking operation, the usage floor determination device 104 determines the usage floor, and the determined usage floor hall display device 112 is displayed on the display device. The operation performed by the control unit 110 is the same as the operation in the first embodiment shown in FIG. In the present embodiment, in S308, the display device control unit 110 further changes the landing display device 112 of the non-use floor that has not been determined as the use floor to the landing display device 112 of the landing floor that has been determined as the use floor. Compared with a low brightness. Thereafter, the unlock detection device 102 continuously monitors the unlocking operation for entering or leaving the security zone.

  According to the second embodiment, in addition to the effects of the first embodiment, the floor display device of the non-use floor that has not been determined as the use floor is lit with low brightness, thereby using the staircase to the non-use floor. It is possible to display the position of the car to the visitors who want to board the car and check by a guard.

(Third embodiment)
The configuration of the third embodiment is obtained by adding, to the elevator control device 106, components corresponding to the case where the car call registration is performed in the first embodiment or the second embodiment. FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram for explaining an example of the configuration of the elevator apparatus according to the third embodiment. However, the car destination floor registration determination unit 414 and the car destination floor registration are added to the example of the structure shown in FIG. A device 416 is added to the elevator controller 106. As described above, the display device control unit 110 receives the usage floor information recognized by the usage floor recognition unit 108 and controls the hall display device 112 based on the usage floor information. In the present embodiment, the display device control unit 110 controls the hall display device 112 based on information output from the car destination floor registration determination unit 414 in addition to the use floor information.

  When the visitor designates the destination floor of the car in the car, the car destination floor registration device 416 registers the designated floor as the destination floor of the car. The designation of the destination floor of the car is normally performed by pressing a destination floor button or the like of the car provided in the car. The destination floor registration information of the car registered in the car destination floor registration device 416 is transmitted to the car destination floor registration determination unit 414. The use floor information from the use floor recognition unit 108 is also transmitted to the car destination floor registration determination unit 414. The car destination floor registration determination unit 414 determines whether or not the destination floor represented by the destination floor registration information of the received car is a use floor included in the use floor information. In other words, it is determined whether or not the received car destination floor registration information is information indicating car call registration to an unused floor. In the case of registration of a car call to a non-use floor, the car destination floor registration determination unit 414 transmits information on the car destination floor to the display device control unit 110 as a floor on which the hall display device should be lit. . In addition to the usage floor represented by the usage floor information, the display device control unit 110 turns on the hall display device 112 at the car destination floor represented by the information output from the car destination floor registration determination unit 414.

  FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing an example of the operation in the present embodiment. In the third embodiment, the operations in S202 to S206 are the same as those in the first embodiment shown in FIG. In this embodiment, in S510 following S206, the car destination floor registration determination unit 414 determines that the destination floor represented by the car destination floor registration information transmitted from the car destination floor registration device 416 is the use floor information. It is determined whether or not it is a use floor included in. In other words, it is determined whether or not the received car destination floor registration information is information indicating car call registration to an unused floor. If the car destination floor registration information is information indicating car call registration to an unused floor, the car destination floor registration determining unit 414 determines in S510 that the process proceeds to S512. In S512, the car destination floor registration determination unit 414 transmits the car destination floor information to the display device control unit 110, and the display device control unit 110 displays the car destination floor information represented by the received car destination floor information. The hall display device 112 is turned on. As a result, the hall display devices 112 on the use floor and the car destination floor are turned on. Next, the process returns to S204.

  In S510, if the car destination floor registration determination unit 414 determines that the car destination floor registration information is information indicating car call registration to a use floor rather than a non-use floor, the process proceeds to S514. In step S514, the usage floor recognition unit 108 determines whether the usage floor is included in the determined usage floor information received from the usage floor determination device 104 of the security system. The presence of a usage floor in the usage floor information means that there are visitors in the security zone, and the absence of a usage floor in the usage floor information means that all visitors have exited the security zone. . Therefore, the determination in S514 is to determine whether all the visitors have left the security zone. If it is determined in S514 that all the visitors have not left the security zone, the process returns to S206.

  If it is determined in S514 that all the visitors have left the security zone, the process proceeds to S516. In S516, the display device control unit 110 turns off all the hall display devices 112 that have been turned on according to the state where the usage floor is not included in the usage floor information and there is no usage floor.

  According to the present embodiment, in addition to the effects of the first and second embodiments, it is possible to light the hall display device on the destination floor of the car, even if it is a landing floor that is not determined as a use floor. This will improve the convenience for visitors.

(Fourth embodiment)
In the configuration of the fourth embodiment, in the first to third embodiments, a lighting instruction is used to light a predetermined landing floor display device regardless of whether it is a use floor or not. And a forced lighting instruction generation unit 618, which is a component that transmits a lighting instruction to the display device control device, is added to the elevator control device 106. FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram for explaining a configuration example of the elevator apparatus according to the fourth embodiment. The lighting instruction scheduling unit 620 that configures the forced lighting instruction generation unit 618 in the configuration example shown in FIG. A control operation determination unit 622 is added. The lighting instruction schedule unit 620 and the control operation determination unit 622 are examples, and the forced lighting instruction generation unit 618 can include other types of lighting instruction generation function units. Further, the forced lighting instruction generation unit 618 may be configured by one of the lighting instruction schedule unit 620 and the control operation determination unit 622. Furthermore, although not illustrated, a configuration in which a forced lighting instruction generation unit 618 is added to the elevator control device 106 of the configuration example of the third embodiment illustrated in FIG. 4 may be employed. As described above, the display device control unit 110 receives the usage floor information recognized by the usage floor recognition unit 108 and controls the hall display device 112 based on the usage floor information. In the present embodiment, the display device control unit 110 lights a landing display device on a predetermined landing floor according to a lighting instruction output from the forced lighting instruction generation unit 618 in a predetermined case in addition to the usage floor information. .

  The lighting instruction schedule unit 620 of the forced lighting instruction generation unit 618 issues a lighting instruction to the display device control unit 110 according to a predetermined schedule. For example, the predetermined schedule is stored in advance in a storage device accessible by the lighting instruction schedule unit 620. The lighting instruction schedule unit 620 can access, for example, a real-time clock (RTC) included in the elevator control device 106, and grasps the current time, date, day of the week, and the like. The lighting instruction schedule unit 620 refers to the RTC and issues a lighting instruction to the display device control unit 110 when scheduled in advance. This lighting command can include predetermined information for designating the landing floor where the display device 112 to be lit is provided. The predetermined schedule is effective when it is set in a time zone in which many visitors use the elevator, but can be appropriately determined for each building in which the elevator apparatus is installed. For example, a daytime break time period or a scheduled work end time period of an institution in a building is scheduled when a lighting instruction is issued. The break time zone for noon and the end time zone for scheduled work may differ for each of the institutions residing in the building, or even for each floor even if it is a single institution. For example, due to problems such as processing capacity of the cafeteria facility in the building, the break time of the odd-numbered floor is from 11:45 to 12:30, and the break time of the even-numbered floor is 12:15 to 13:00 There is a case. In such a case, an instruction to turn on the odd-numbered floor display device 112 is issued from 11:45 to 12:30, and the even-numbered display device 112 is turned on from 12:15 to 13:00. A lighting instruction for lighting can be issued. However, it is appropriate to issue a lighting instruction to turn on the display device 112 in the time zone from 11:45 to 13:00 on the floor with the entrance of the building and the floor with shared facilities such as a dining room facility. In other words, the lighting instruction includes predetermined information for designating the floor on which the display device 112 to be lit is provided. The predetermined information regarding the landing floor may be stored in advance in a storage device accessible by the lighting instruction scheduling unit 620 in association with the predetermined schedule, for example. In addition, although it is possible to issue a lighting instruction to turn on the display devices 112 of all the landing floors at once, in this case, all the landing floors may be designated by the lighting instruction. The end time of scheduled work is the same as the daytime break.

  The control operation determination unit 622 of the forced lighting instruction generation unit 618 determines whether or not it is in the control operation state based on the information regarding the control operation state transmitted from the control operation control unit 624, and determines that it is in the control operation state. Then, a lighting instruction is issued to the display device control means 110. Since the control operation is performed in the event of a disaster such as a fire or an earthquake, the timing at which the control operation is executed cannot be predicted. In addition, it is a situation where a disaster has occurred, and there is a possibility that the visitors may suffer. Therefore, it is preferable to give a lighting instruction to turn on the display devices 112 of all the landing floors at once. In this case, as described above, all landing floors may be designated by lighting instructions.

  Upon receiving the lighting instruction issued from the forced lighting instruction generation unit 618 including the lighting instruction schedule unit 620 or the control operation determination unit 622, the display device control unit 110 follows the lighting instruction issued from the forced lighting instruction generation unit 618. The corresponding landing floor display device 112 is turned on. That is, the display device control unit 110 turns on the display device 112 on the landing floor designated by the lighting instruction for the time when the lighting instruction is issued. As described above, the display device control unit 110 receives the information indicating the use floor and turns on the landing display device on the landing floor included in the information indicating the use floor, but is output from the forced lighting instruction generation unit 618. The lighting instruction to be processed is prioritized over the information indicating the use floor. That is, regardless of whether it is a use floor or not, the display device 112 on the landing floor designated by the lighting instruction according to the lighting instruction is lit for the time when the lighting instruction is issued. As a result, the display device 112 of the landing floor that has been determined to be the use floor at the time when the lighting instruction is issued is lit continuously and is specified as the lighting instruction that is determined to be not the use floor. The display device 112 on the landing floor is turned on with normal luminance from the state where the display device 112 is turned off or turned on with low luminance.

  According to the present embodiment, in addition to the effects of the first to third embodiments, a large number of visitors such as a daytime break time period and a work end time period use an elevator, and control operation is performed. In an emergency situation, the position of the car and the like can be displayed by the hall display device, and as a result, the convenience for visitors is improved.

(Fifth embodiment)
The configuration of the fifth embodiment is obtained by adding, to the elevator control device 106, components corresponding to the case where hall call registration is performed in the first to fourth embodiments. FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram for explaining a configuration example of the elevator apparatus according to the fifth embodiment. A hall call registration acceptance determination unit 726 is added to the elevator control apparatus 106 in the configuration example shown in FIG. Has been. Although not shown, the hall call registration acceptance determination unit is included in the elevator control device 106 of the configuration example of the third embodiment shown in FIG. 4 or the elevator control device 106 of the configuration example of the fourth embodiment shown in FIG. 726 may be added.

  When a visitor presses a landing call button 728 at a landing on a certain landing floor, the landing call registration is issued, and the landing call registration reception determination unit 726 specifies the landing floor from which the landing call registration is issued. In addition, the hall call registration acceptance determination unit 726 acquires information representing the use floor from the use floor recognition unit 108. Furthermore, the hall call registration acceptance determination unit 726 determines whether or not the landing floor that issued the specified hall call registration is included in the information representing the use floor acquired from the use floor recognition unit 108. In other words, the hall call registration acceptance determination unit 726 determines whether the landing floor that issued the hall call registration is a use floor. If it is determined that the landing floor that issued the landing call registration is not the landing floor included in the information representing the use floor, that is, is not the use floor, the landing call registration reception determination unit 726 does not receive the landing call registration. In other words, the reception of the hall call registration issued from the non-use floor is not permitted.

  FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing an example of the operation in the present embodiment. In the present embodiment, the operations in S202 to S206 are the same as the operations in the first embodiment shown in FIG. In the present embodiment, in step S818 following step S206, the hall call registration acceptance determination unit 726 determines whether there is a hall call registration. If there is a hall call registration, it is determined in step S820 whether a hall call registration has been issued from the use floor. As described above, this determination is made by determining whether or not the landing floor that issued the hall call registration is included in the information representing the usage floor acquired from the usage floor recognition unit 108. If it is determined in S820 that the hall call registration is not issued from the use floor but is issued from the non-use floor, the process proceeds to S822. In step S822, the hall call registration acceptance determination unit 726 rejects the hall call registration acceptance. Next, the process proceeds to S514.

  If it is determined in S820 that the hall call registration is issued from the use floor, the process directly proceeds to S514. In step S514, the usage floor recognition unit 108 determines whether the usage floor is included in the determined usage floor information received from the usage floor determination device 104 of the security system. As described above, the presence of a usage floor in the usage floor information means that there are visitors in the security zone, and the absence of a usage floor in the usage floor information means that all visitors leave the security zone. Means that Therefore, the determination in S514 is to determine whether all the visitors have left the security zone. If it is determined in S514 that all the visitors have not left the security zone, the process returns to S206.

  If it is determined in S514 that all the visitors have left the security zone, the process proceeds to S516. In S516, the display device control unit 110 turns off all the hall display devices 112 that have been turned on according to the state where the usage floor is not included in the usage floor information and there is no usage floor.

  According to this embodiment, in addition to the effects of the first to fourth embodiments, crime prevention can be improved.

(Sixth embodiment)
The sixth embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. In FIG. 9, the schematic diagram for demonstrating the structural example of the elevator apparatus according to 6th Embodiment is shown. In the present embodiment, unlike the above-described five embodiments, unlike the security zone of the entire building, a zone that occupies a part of the building is a security zone. The zone that occupies a part of the building may be a part of a certain landing floor, may be the whole of one landing floor, or may be a zone extending over a plurality of floors. A zone that occupies a part of the building has one or more doorways. Each doorway is provided with an doorway door locking device 930 corresponding to the doorway and locking the doorway to ensure security. The lock state detection device 932 detects the lock state of all the one or more doorway lock devices 930. The lock state recognition unit 934 of the elevator control device 106 receives the lock state detection information from the lock state detection device 932. The lock state recognition unit 934 transmits the received lock state detection information to the display device control unit 110 that controls the hall display device 112 provided in the elevator hall on the landing floor where the zone is located. The display device control unit 110 turns on the hall display device 112 when receiving the lock state detection information indicating that at least one of the one or more entrance / exit lock devices 930 is unlocked from the lock state recognition unit 934.

  Further, the display device control unit 110 turns off the hall display device 112 when receiving the lock state detection information indicating that all of the one or more entrance / exit lock devices 930 are locked from the lock state recognition unit 934.

  According to this embodiment, the lighting / extinguishing control of the landing display device on the landing floor where the zone occupying a part of the building is located can be easily executed based on the locked state of the entrance / exit of the zone.

  According to the embodiment described above, the landing display device provided on each landing floor is turned on / off according to whether the landing floor on which the landing display device is installed is in use, The power consumption of the hall display device can be effectively reduced.

  Although several embodiments of the present invention have been described, these embodiments are presented by way of example and are not intended to limit the scope of the invention. These novel embodiments can be implemented in various other forms, and various omissions, replacements, and changes can be made without departing from the scope of the invention. These embodiments and modifications thereof are included in the scope and gist of the invention, and are included in the invention described in the claims and the equivalents thereof.

102 ... Unlock detection device, 104 ... Usage floor determination device,
106 ... Elevator control device, 108 ... Use floor recognition unit,
110 ... display device control unit, 112 ... hall display device,
414 ... Car destination floor registration determination unit, 416 ... Car destination floor registration device,
618 ... Forced lighting instruction generation unit, 620 ... Lighting instruction schedule unit,
622 ... Control operation determination unit, 624 ... Control operation control unit,
726 ... hall call registration acceptance judgment part, 728 ... hall call button,
930 ... Entrance / exit locking device, 932 ... Locking state detection device,
934 ... Locking state recognition unit

Claims (8)

Detects the entrance / exit of people in the security zone including the elevator hall in the building and identifies the use floor that is the landing floor that the entry / exit is allowed to enter, and uses the floor based on the specified use permission floor Use floor recognition means for receiving information representing the determined use floor from the security system for determining
A hall display device provided at the elevator hall of each landing floor;
A display device control means for controlling the hall display device,
The usage floor recognizing means transmits the received information indicating the usage floor to the display device control means,
The said display apparatus control means turns on the landing display apparatus of the landing floor contained in the information showing the said use floor, The elevator apparatus characterized by the above-mentioned.   The elevator apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the display device control unit turns off the landing display device on the landing floor that is not included in the state included in the use floor information.   The display device control means compares the landing floor landing display device not included in the usage floor information received by the usage floor recognition means with respect to the landing floor landing display device included in the usage floor information. The elevator apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the elevator apparatus is turned on with low luminance. The elevator apparatus receives the car destination floor registration information representing the car destination floor from the car destination floor registration means and the information representing the use floor from the use floor recognition means, and the car destination floor is the use A car destination floor registration determination means for determining whether the floor is included in the information representing the floor,
When the car destination floor registration determining means determines that the car destination floor is a landing floor included in the information representing the use floor, the information on the car destination floor is sent to the display device control means. Communicate
The said display apparatus control means lights the hall display apparatus of the said car destination floor represented by the information of the said car destination floor received from the said car destination floor registration determination means. The elevator apparatus as described. The elevator apparatus includes a lighting instruction schedule means for issuing a lighting instruction to the display device control means according to a predetermined schedule, and a lighting instruction to the display device control means during the control operation by determining whether or not the control operation state is in effect. Forcibly lighting instruction generation means including at least one of the control operation determination means for issuing
The lighting instruction includes predetermined information for designating a landing floor where the display device to be lit is provided,
3. The elevator according to claim 1, wherein the display device control means turns on the display device of the corresponding landing floor in accordance with the lighting instruction issued from the forced lighting instruction generation means. apparatus. The elevator apparatus further comprises a hall call registration acceptance determination means for determining whether or not a hall call registration can be accepted,
The landing call registration acceptance judging means does not accept the landing call registration when the landing floor that issued the landing call registration is not a landing floor included in the information representing the use floor. The elevator apparatus of Claim 1 or Claim 2. Locking state recognition means for receiving locking state detection information from a device for detecting the locking state of all of one or more locking devices that lock each of one or more doorways of a zone that occupies a part of the building;
A hall display device provided in an elevator hall on the landing floor with the zone;
A display device control means for controlling the hall display device,
The lock state recognition means transmits the received lock state detection information to the display device control means,
The display device control means turns on the hall display device when receiving lock state detection information indicating that at least one of the one or more lock devices is unlocked from the lock state recognition unit. Elevator equipment.   The display device control means turns off the hall display device when receiving lock state detection information indicating that all of the one or more lock devices are locked from the lock state recognition means. The elevator apparatus according to claim 7.

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