JP2012124861A - Apartment house system - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an apartment house system which can surely delete personal information stored in a dwelling unit terminal when a resident leaves the apartment house.SOLUTION: In an apartment house system, a management device 2 comprises: a determination part 26 which determines if a resident leaves the apartment house for each dwelling unit 11; and a processing part 27 which transmits an initialization signal to a dwelling unit terminal 3 in the dwelling unit 11 where the determination part 26 determines the resident has left. The dwelling unit terminal 3 comprises an initialization part 34 which automatically delete personal information stored in a terminal memory 32 when receiving the initialization signal from the management device 2. When an identification information unique to the resident stored in a management memory 22 corresponding to each dwelling unit 11 is deleted, a determination part 26 determines the resident has left in the dwelling unit 11 corresponding to the identification information.

Description

  The present invention relates to a collective housing system provided with a dwelling unit terminal used for a dwelling unit and installed for each dwelling unit.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, as this type of multi-family housing system, there has been provided a system in which a dwelling unit terminal of each dwelling unit is used as an interphone master unit, an alarm device, or a terminal for notifying a resident (resident) of a message. In this type of multi-family housing system, the resident's private information (hereinafter referred to as “personal information”), such as a visitor image taken with a camera at the common entrance and a message addressed to the resident from the management room, is stored in the dwelling unit ( Device) (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

  By the way, in a housing complex, residents of a dwelling unit may be changed for various reasons. Therefore, when the resident moves out of the dwelling unit, a reset operation to delete the personal information stored in the dwelling unit terminal is performed on the dwelling unit terminal so that the resident who will move into this dwelling unit cannot view the personal information later. It is desirable to do this.

JP 2004-336540 A (paragraph 0002)

  However, the resident may leave the unit forgetting to reset the dwelling unit. In this case, there is a possibility that the resident will be able to see personal information later. In addition, the apartment manager may reset the dwelling unit on behalf of the resident, but even in this case, the administrator forgets to reset the dwelling unit and moves in later. Residents can see the personal information of previous residents, which is a problem.

  This invention is made | formed in view of the said reason, and when a resident leaves, it aims at providing the collective housing system which can delete the personal information preserve | saved at the dwelling unit terminal reliably.

  The apartment house system of the present invention is provided for each dwelling unit of the apartment house, and has a first storage unit that stores personal information of the resident of the dwelling unit, and the dwelling unit terminal provided in the apartment house And a management device communicably connected to the management device, wherein the management device determines whether or not the resident has moved out of each of the dwelling units, and the resident has moved out of the determination unit. A processing unit that transmits an initialization signal to the dwelling unit terminal of the dwelling unit that has been determined to be, and when the dwelling unit terminal receives the initialization signal, the individual stored in the first storage unit An initialization unit for deleting information is provided.

  In this apartment house system, the management device includes a second storage unit that stores identification information unique to the resident in association with each of the dwelling units of the apartment house, and the determination unit includes the second storage unit. When the identification information is deleted from the storage unit, it is desirable to determine that the resident has left the dwelling unit corresponding to the identification information.

  In this apartment house system, the management device includes a second storage unit that stores identification information unique to the resident in association with each of the dwelling units of the apartment house, and the determination unit includes the second storage unit. More preferably, when the new identification information is registered in the storage unit, it is determined that the resident has left the dwelling unit corresponding to the identification information.

  In this collective housing system, it is more preferable that the identification information is information for identifying a key of the dwelling unit distributed to each resident of the dwelling unit.

  Moreover, the apartment house system of the present invention is provided for each dwelling unit of the apartment house and has a first storage unit that stores personal information of the resident of the dwelling unit, and is provided at the entrance of the dwelling unit. After authenticating the identification information of the electronic key distributed to the resident of the dwelling unit and authenticating the right identification information, an authentication terminal that unlocks the electric lock at the entrance and exit after the resident has left the dwelling unit When the restricted electronic key that is allowed to be used only during the period until the next resident enters the dwelling unit is authenticated by the authentication terminal, the resident is removed from the dwelling unit provided with the authentication terminal. A determination unit that determines that the resident has moved out, and a processing unit that transmits an initialization signal to the dwelling unit terminal of the dwelling unit in which the resident is determined to have moved out by the determining unit, Before receiving the initialization signal Characterized in that it has an initialization unit that deletes the personal information stored in the first storage unit.

  In the present invention, the management device determines whether or not the resident has moved out of each of the dwelling units, and transmits an initialization signal to the dwelling unit terminal of the dwelling unit determined to have moved out, so that the resident moves out. In this case, there is an advantage that the personal information stored in the dwelling unit terminal can be surely deleted.

It is a schematic block diagram of the apartment house system of Embodiment 1. It is explanatory drawing of operation | movement of a management apparatus same as the above. It is a schematic block diagram of the apartment house system of Embodiment 2. It is explanatory drawing of operation | movement of a management apparatus same as the above. It is explanatory drawing of operation | movement of the management apparatus of Embodiment 3.

(Embodiment 1)
As shown in FIG. 1, the apartment house system 1 according to the present embodiment includes a management device 2 provided for each apartment house 10, and a residence unit terminal 301 provided for each residence 111, 112,. 302,... Hereinafter, when the individual dwelling units 111, 112,... Are not particularly distinguished, they are simply referred to as “dwelling unit 11”, and when the individual dwelling units 301, 302,. A plurality of dwelling unit terminals 3 in the apartment house 10 are connected to the management device 2 via a local area network 4 such as a LAN (local area network), and the management device 2 and the dwelling unit terminal 3 are configured to be able to communicate with each other. Has been.

  The management device 2 includes a first control unit 21 having a CPU (central processing unit) as a main component, a management memory 22 as a second storage unit, a clock unit 23 for measuring the current date and time, and an operation input from a user And an operation panel 24 for receiving information and a display 25 for displaying information. The management device 2 can also be connected to the Internet.

  In the management memory 22, for all the dwelling units 11 in the apartment house 10, identification information unique to the resident living in each dwelling unit 11 is stored for each dwelling unit 11 in association with each dwelling unit 11. In this embodiment, a unique identifier (hereinafter referred to as “terminal ID”) is assigned to each dwelling unit 3 provided in each dwelling unit 11, and the terminal ID of each dwelling unit 3 is stored in the management memory 22. Is associated with each dwelling unit 11.

  The identification information here is information that identifies the resident of each dwelling unit 11 such as the name of each dwelling unit 11 (name of the householder), and is used for management of the apartment house 10 by the administrator. The identification information corresponding to the dwelling unit 11 where there is no resident (that is, a vacant room) is blank. The identification information is usually registered in advance before the resident moves in, by the manager of the apartment house 10 operating the operation panel 24 of the management apparatus 2 while viewing the display on the display device 25, and the resident moves away. If you do, it will be deleted. In other words, the identification information is registered in the management memory 22 for the dwelling unit 11 decided to move in at the latest by the moving-in date, and the dwelling unit 11 in which the resident has moved out is moved into the next tenant at the latest. It will be deleted from the management memory 22 by the date.

  However, in this embodiment, the identification information in the management memory 22 is not only when an operation input is made directly from the administrator or the like to the management device 2 but also by an instruction from the dwelling unit terminal 3 of the corresponding terminal ID. Are also deleted. That is, the resident can delete the identification information corresponding to the dwelling unit 11 from the management memory 22 by performing a certain operation on the dwelling unit terminal 3 of the dwelling unit 11 when leaving the dwelling unit 11.

  In this case, when the first control unit 21 receives an instruction including the scheduled move-out date from the dwelling unit 3, the first control unit 21 does not delete the identification information immediately upon receiving this instruction, but waits for the scheduled move-out date to be identified. Delete information. Specifically, when the management device 2 receives the instruction including the scheduled move-out date, the management device 2 stores the planned move-out date in the management memory 22 in association with the terminal ID of the dwelling terminal 3 that has transmitted the instruction. As a result, the management memory 22 stores a reservation table representing the correspondence between the terminal ID and the scheduled departure date. When the current date and time indicated by the clock unit 23 corresponds to the scheduled departure date, the first control unit 21 obtains identification information corresponding to the scheduled departure date and the terminal ID associated with the reservation table from the management memory 22. delete. At this time, the first control unit 21 also deletes the scheduled move-out date of the dwelling unit 11 from which the identification information has been deleted from the reservation table in the management memory 22. In addition, designation | designated of the scheduled leaving date may be performed by operating the operation panel 24 of the management apparatus 2 by the manager of the apartment house 10 instead of the resident who moves out.

  Also, the registration of new identification information in the management memory 22 accompanying the move-in is performed by the manager of the apartment house 10 instead of the resident. Here, the administrator can input the identification information together with the scheduled move-in date using the operation panel 24. In this case, the management apparatus 2 does not register the identification information immediately after the planned move-in date is input. Instead, wait until the planned move-in date and register the identification information. Specifically, when the planned entry date is input together with the identification information, the management device 2 stores the scheduled entry date in the management memory 22 in association with the terminal ID of the dwelling unit terminal 3 of the target dwelling unit. As a result, the management memory 22 stores a reservation table that indicates the correspondence between the terminal ID and the scheduled move-in date. At this time, the identification information is provisionally registered in the management memory 22 in association with the terminal ID. When the current date and time indicated by the clock unit 23 corresponds to the scheduled move-in date, the first control unit 21 registers identification information corresponding to the scheduled move-in date and the terminal ID associated with the reservation table in the management memory 22. To do. At this time, the first control unit 21 deletes the scheduled entry date of the dwelling unit 11 in which the identification information is registered from the reservation table in the management memory 22.

  On the other hand, the dwelling unit terminal 3 is attached to the indoor wall of each dwelling unit 11 in this embodiment, and includes a second control unit 31 having a CPU as a main component, a terminal memory 32 as a first storage unit, and an input unit. It has a touch panel display 33 as an output device. This dwelling unit terminal 3 is connected to an intercom handset (not shown) provided near the entrance of each dwelling unit 11 or at the common entrance of the apartment house 10, and functions as an intercom base unit that constructs an interphone system together with the intercom handset. To do. In other words, the dwelling unit terminal 3 realizes a two-way call inside and outside the dwelling unit 11 by communicating with the intercom handset, or displays a visitor image taken by a camera (not shown) of the intercom handset. To do. Furthermore, the dwelling unit terminal 3 has functions such as sounding a security alarm / fire alarm and notifying a voice message addressed to a resident from the management room of the apartment house 10. Each of these functions can be executed by an operation on a touch panel display (hereinafter abbreviated as “touch panel”) 33.

  The terminal memory 32 stores resident personal information. The personal information here is private information that the resident generally does not want to be known to others, such as an image of a visitor recorded when the resident is absent or a voice message addressed to the resident. . The terminal memory 32 is composed of a non-volatile memory, and the stored personal information is continued until a resident or the like performs a predetermined operation on the touch panel 33 or the personal information is deleted by an initialization unit described later. To save.

  By the way, the collective housing system 1 of this embodiment, when a resident withdraws from the dwelling unit 11 and the resident of this dwelling unit 11 is replaced, a resident who has moved into this dwelling unit 11 later is replaced with a previous (withdrawn) resident. The personal information is automatically deleted so that the personal information cannot be seen.

  That is, the management device 2 determines whether or not the resident has moved out of each of the dwelling units 11, and the dwelling unit terminal 3 of the dwelling unit 11 that has been determined by the determining unit 26 that the resident has moved out. The first control unit 21 has a processing unit 27 that transmits an initialization signal. Moreover, the dwelling unit terminal 3 has the initialization part 34 in the 2nd control part 31 which deletes automatically the personal information memorize | stored in the terminal memory 32, if the initialization signal from the management apparatus 2 is received. .

  In the present embodiment, when the registered identification information is deleted from the management memory 22, the determination unit 26 determines that the resident has left the dwelling unit 11 associated with the identification information. Therefore, every time the identification information is deleted from the management memory 22, the management device 2 transmits an initialization signal from the processing unit 27 to the dwelling unit terminal 3 having the terminal ID associated with the identification information.

  In short, the identification information registered in the management memory 22 is information unique to the resident of the corresponding dwelling unit 11, and is deleted from the management memory 22 when the resident leaves as described above. The removal of the resident can be detected by deleting this identification information. Therefore, the management device 2 detects that the identification information registered in the management memory 22 has been deleted by the determination unit 26, and sends an initialization signal from the processing unit 27 to the dwelling unit terminal 3 of the dwelling unit 11 corresponding to this identification information. Send.

  The basic operation of the management apparatus 2 in this embodiment will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG. The determination unit 26 obtains information on the current date and time from the clock unit 23 (S1), searches for the scheduled move-out date on the reservation table (S2), and the dwelling unit corresponding to the planned move-out date (that is, the scheduled move-out date has passed). It is determined whether there is 11) (S3). The management device 2 deletes the identification information of the dwelling unit 11 from the management memory 22 if there is a dwelling unit 11 on which the current day is the scheduled move-out date (S3: Yes), and determines that the resident has moved out of the dwelling unit 11 Judgment. In this case, the management device 2 transmits an initialization signal from the processing unit 27 to the dwelling unit terminal 3 of the dwelling unit 11 (S4).

  The dwelling unit 3 that has received the initialization signal deletes all personal information in the terminal memory 32 by the initialization unit 34 at a time. Here, the initialization unit 34 may cause the touch panel 33 or the like to present the personal information to be deleted before actually deleting the personal information. Further, in this case, the initialization unit 34 is configured to automatically delete personal information after the grace period has elapsed unless a cancel operation is performed on the touch panel 33 within a predetermined grace period after presentation. Also good.

  Hereinafter, a specific operation of the apartment house system 1 having the above-described configuration will be described by taking as an example a case where a resident of the dwelling unit 111 moves out after one week.

  When the resident of the dwelling unit 111 operates and specifies the date after one week (here, “March 26, 2010”) by operating the touch panel 33 of the dwelling unit terminal 301 as the scheduled moving-out date, the dwelling unit terminal 301 moves away. The leaving reservation information including the scheduled date is transmitted to the management device 2.

  Upon receiving the leaving reservation information from the dwelling unit terminal 301, the management device 2 stores the scheduled leaving date (March 26, 2010) on the reservation table in the management memory 22 in association with the terminal ID of the dwelling unit terminal 301. The management device 2 compares the current date and time indicated by the clock unit 23 with the scheduled departure date of the reservation table periodically (for example, once a day). Here, when the current date and time indicated by the clock unit 23 is “March 26, 2010”, the management device 2 obtains identification information corresponding to the dwelling unit 111 (that is, corresponding to the terminal ID of the dwelling unit terminal 301) from the management memory 22. delete.

  Thereby, the determination unit 26 determines that the resident has moved away from the dwelling unit 111 corresponding to the deleted identification information, and the processing unit 27 transmits an initialization signal to the dwelling unit terminal 301 of the dwelling unit 111. At this time, the scheduled move-out date of the dwelling unit 111 is also deleted from the reservation table in the management memory 22.

  The dwelling unit terminal 301 of the dwelling unit 111 receives the initialization signal, and executes initialization processing for deleting the personal information in the terminal memory 32 by the initialization unit 34. As a result, personal information such as a visitor image stored in the dwelling unit terminal 301 and a voice message addressed to the resident is automatically deleted from the dwelling unit terminal 301.

  According to the housing system 1 having the configuration described above, when a resident moves out of the dwelling unit 11, the personal information stored in the dwelling unit terminal 3 of the dwelling unit 11 is surely deleted when the resident has moved out as a trigger. There is an advantage that you can. That is, the management device 2 transmits an initialization signal from the processing unit 27 to the corresponding dwelling unit terminal 3 when the determination unit 26 determines that the resident has left, and the dwelling unit 3 receives the initialization signal at the initialization unit 34. Since the personal information is deleted upon receipt, the personal information of the resident who has moved out is automatically deleted.

  In short, when the resident or manager of the housing complex 10 deletes personal information by performing a reset operation on the dwelling unit terminal 3, the resident or the manager may forget to perform the reset operation. However, if the apartment house system 1 is used, personal information can be reliably deleted. Therefore, when the apartment house system 1 is used, personal information is automatically deleted from the dwelling unit terminal 3 when the resident moves out of the dwelling unit 11, and the resident who will move into this dwelling unit 11 later is informed of the previous (withdrawal). It is possible to prevent the resident's personal information from being seen.

  In the present embodiment, the determination unit 26 determines that the resident has moved out because the identification information has been deleted from the management memory 22. Therefore, as long as the identification information is deleted, the dwelling unit corresponding to the identification information is deleted. The personal information is surely deleted from the eleven dwelling unit terminals 3. Since the identification information is information used for management of the apartment house 10 by the administrator, the dwelling unit 11 from which the resident has moved out is surely deleted, and the determination unit 26 deletes the identification information. It is possible to reliably detect the resident's departure. In short, the reset operation only for deleting the personal information from the dwelling unit 3 may be forgotten, but the individual is linked to the action that is inevitably performed in accordance with the resident's relocation of the identification information. By deleting the information, personal information can be surely deleted.

  Furthermore, when the resident operates the dwelling unit terminal 3 and gives an instruction to the management device 2, the resident can specify the scheduled departure date. The identification information can be surely deleted when it is sent to the management device 2 and the scheduled departure date is reached. In other words, since there is room in the period in which the resident can specify the scheduled move-out date, he / she forgets to operate the resident unit 3 as compared with the case where the resident unit 3 is operated under the severe situation at the time of evacuation. This is much less.

  As another configuration example of the present embodiment, when new identification information is registered in the management memory 22, the management device 2 determines that the resident has moved away from the dwelling unit 11 associated with this identification information. You may employ | adopt the judgment part 26 of the structure to perform.

  In short, the identification information registered in the management memory 22 is information unique to the resident of the corresponding dwelling unit 11, and will move in later when the resident leaves the dwelling unit 11 and the resident of this dwelling unit 11 is replaced. The identification information of the resident to be registered is newly registered in the management memory 22. Therefore, the management device 2 detects that the resident has retired when new identification information is registered in the management memory 22, and the processing unit is connected to the dwelling unit terminal 3 of the dwelling unit 11 corresponding to this identification information. 27 may be configured to transmit an initialization signal.

  In this case, the basic operation of the management apparatus 2 is to determine whether or not the current day corresponds to “scheduled occupancy date” instead of “scheduled occupancy date” in the process of “S3” in FIG. This is different from the operation of the above embodiment shown in the flowchart.

  Hereinafter, when the resident of the dwelling unit 111 is replaced with respect to the specific operation of the collective housing system 1 configured to detect that the resident has moved out when new identification information is registered in the management memory 22. Will be described as an example.

  If it is decided that a new occupant will move into this dwelling unit 111 after the previous resident has left the dwelling unit 111, the manager of the apartment 10 will enter the new occupant's identification information along with the scheduled occupancy date. Information is input from the operation panel 24 of the management apparatus 2.

  When the occupancy reservation information is input, the management device 2 stores the scheduled occupancy date on the reservation table in the management memory 22 in association with the terminal ID of the dwelling unit terminal 301. The management device 2 compares the current date and time indicated by the clock unit 23 with the scheduled entry date of the reservation table periodically (for example, at a frequency of once a day). Here, when the current date and time indicated by the clock unit 23 is the scheduled entry date for the dwelling unit 111, the management device 2 registers identification information corresponding to the dwelling unit 111 (that is, corresponding to the terminal ID of the dwelling unit terminal 301) in the management memory 22. To do.

  Thereby, the determination unit 26 determines that the resident has moved away from the dwelling unit 111 corresponding to the registered identification information, and the processing unit 27 transmits an initialization signal to the dwelling unit terminal 301 of the dwelling unit 111. At this time, the scheduled entry date of the dwelling unit 111 is also deleted from the reservation table in the management memory 22.

  The dwelling unit terminal 301 of the dwelling unit 111 receives the initialization signal, and executes initialization processing for deleting the personal information in the terminal memory 32 by the initialization unit 34. As a result, personal information such as a visitor image stored in the dwelling unit terminal 301 and a voice message addressed to the resident is automatically deleted from the dwelling unit terminal 301.

  According to this configuration, the determination unit 26 determines that the resident has moved out when the new identification information is registered in the management memory 22. Therefore, if the identification information of the new resident is registered, this identification is performed. Personal information is surely deleted from the dwelling unit terminal 3 of the dwelling unit 11 corresponding to the information. Since the identification information is information used for management of the housing complex 10 by the administrator, the identification information is surely registered by the resident date of the new resident, and the determination unit 26 registers the identification information. By doing so, it is possible to reliably detect the removal of the previous resident. In short, the reset operation only for deleting the personal information from the dwelling unit 3 may be forgotten, but it is linked to the act that is inevitably performed along with the new tenant's tenant of registration of identification information. By deleting the personal information, the personal information can be surely deleted.

  Registration and deletion of identification information may be executed by an operation on a device other than the management device 2 and the dwelling unit terminal 3, for example, a communication device connected to the management device 2 via the Internet.

(Embodiment 2)
In the housing system 1 of the present embodiment, the identification information used for determining whether or not the resident has moved away from the dwelling unit 11 in the determination unit 26 is distributed to the resident of each dwelling unit 11. This is different from the collective housing system 1 of the first embodiment in that it is information for identifying the. Hereinafter, the same components as those in the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description thereof will be omitted as appropriate.

  In this embodiment, the key distributed to the resident is a non-contact type card key (not shown) as an electronic key, and an individual key ID assigned to each of them and stored in advance is dedicated. It is read in a non-contact manner at the authentication terminal. As shown in FIG. 3, the authentication terminal includes a lobby authentication terminal 5 provided at the common entrance of the apartment house 10, and dwelling unit authentication terminals 61 and 62 provided at the entrance (entrance) of each dwelling unit 11. ,... (Hereinafter simply referred to as “dwelling unit authentication terminal 6”).

  The authentication terminal for lobby 5 and the authentication terminal for dwelling unit 6 have reading units 50 and 60 for reading the key IDs of the card keys, respectively, and both are communicably connected to the management device 2. Each of the lobby authentication terminal 5 and each dwelling unit authentication terminal 6 is pre-registered with a reader ID assigned thereto, and the lobby authentication terminal 5 and the dwelling unit authentication terminal 6 use the read key ID as their own. An authentication request is transmitted to the management apparatus 2 together with the reader ID.

  The management device 2 stores, in the management memory 22, an authentication permission table that indicates a correspondence relationship between each combination of a key ID and a reader ID and an access restriction that indicates whether the unlocking is “permitted” or “prohibited” . Table 1 below shows an example of the authentication permission table. In this example, the card keys with the key IDs “0301_0001” and “0301_0002” are distributed to the residents of the dwelling unit 301, and the card keys with the key ID “0302_0001” are distributed to the residents of the dwelling unit 302. Yes. The dwelling unit authentication terminal 61 with the reader ID “KR_301” is stored in the dwelling unit 301, the dwelling unit authentication terminal 62 with the reader ID “KR_302” in the dwelling unit 302, and the dwelling unit authentication terminal 63 with the reader ID “KR_303” in the dwelling unit 303. Are installed. The reader ID of the lobby authentication terminal 5 is “KR_000”.

  The management device 2 collates the combination of the key ID and the reader ID included in the authentication request received from the authentication terminal for lobby 5 or the authentication terminal for dwelling unit 6 with the authentication permission table, and restricts access (“permitted” / “prohibited”). Is determined by the first control unit 21. When the determination result of access restriction is “permitted”, the management device 2 determines that the key ID is valid, and sends the authentication request to the lobby authentication terminal 5 or the dwelling unit authentication terminal 6 that is the source of the authentication request. , Return an authentication success response. On the other hand, when the access restriction determination result is “prohibited”, the management device 2 determines that the key ID is invalid, and sends it to the lobby authentication terminal 5 or the dwelling unit authentication terminal 6 that is the transmission source of the authentication request. In response, an authentication failure response is returned.

  When the lobby authentication terminal 5 receives the authentication success response from the management device 2, the lobby authentication terminal 5 unlocks the electric lock (not shown) at the common entrance. Similarly, when the authentication terminal 6 for dwelling units receives an authentication success response from the management apparatus 2, the dwelling unit authentication terminal 6 unlocks the electric lock (not shown) at the entrance / exit of the corresponding dwelling unit 11. That is, the resident of each dwelling unit 11 can unlock the electric lock of both the common entrance and the entrance of the dwelling unit 11 which is a home by using the card key distributed beforehand.

  By the way, in the housing complex system 1 of this embodiment, the key ID assigned to each card key is stored in the management memory 22 in association with each dwelling unit 11 as identification information unique to the resident of each dwelling unit 11. ing. Specifically, the key ID as identification information is associated with the terminal ID assigned to each dwelling unit terminal 3 of each dwelling unit 11, thereby constituting a dwelling unit correspondence table in association with each dwelling unit 11. Table 2 below shows an example of the dwelling unit correspondence table. In this example, the key IDs “0301_0001” and “0301_0002” are associated with the dwelling unit 301 (terminal ID: T_301), and the key ID “0302_0001” is associated with the dwelling unit 302 (terminal ID: T_302).

  In the present embodiment, the key ID as identification information associated with each dwelling unit 11 is always changed when the resident of this dwelling unit 11 is replaced. Thereby, the resident who moved out cannot enter the dwelling unit 11 even if the card key used before moving out is used. Residents who move in later will receive a card key with a different key ID from the card key distributed to the previous (withdrawn) resident. These key IDs are normally deleted when the resident moves out by operating the operation panel 24 of the management apparatus 2 by the manager of the apartment house 10, and registered again before a new resident enters. The That is, for the dwelling unit 11 from which the resident has moved out, the registered key ID is deleted from the authentication permission table and the dwelling unit correspondence table in the management memory 22 by the next resident's move-in date at the latest, and changed to a new key ID. Will be.

  The basic operation of the management apparatus 2 in this embodiment will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG. The determination unit 26 monitors an operation input to the operation panel 24 (S11), and determines whether or not an operation for deleting a registered key ID has been performed (S12). When the operation for deleting the key ID is performed (S12: Yes), the management device 2 edits the authentication permission table so that the key ID is deleted (S13), and sets the terminal ID corresponding to the key ID. Search from the dwelling unit correspondence table (S14). The management device 2 transmits an initialization signal from the processing unit 27 to the dwelling unit terminal 3 having the terminal ID searched in step S14 (S15).

  Hereinafter, a specific operation of the apartment house system 1 having the above-described configuration will be described by taking as an example a case where a resident of the dwelling unit 111 moves out.

  When the resident of the dwelling unit 111 decides to leave, the manager of the apartment house 10 gives the key ID (“0301_0001”, “0301_0002” of the card key distributed to the resident of the dwelling unit 111 to the management device 2. ”) Is designated, and an operation to instruct deregistration of these key IDs is performed.

  When there is an operation input to instruct deregistration from the administrator, the management device 2 searches the authentication permission table for an access restriction corresponding to the specified key ID (“0301_0001”, “0301_0002”), and this key All access restrictions associated with the ID are changed to “prohibited”. Accordingly, the determination unit 26 determines that the resident has moved away from the dwelling unit 111 corresponding to the key ID, and the management device 2 determines the terminal ID (“T_301” associated with the key ID on the dwelling unit correspondence table. ]) And an initialization signal is transmitted to the dwelling unit terminal 301 having this terminal ID.

  The dwelling unit terminal 301 of the dwelling unit 111 receives the initialization signal, and executes initialization processing for deleting the personal information in the terminal memory 32 by the initialization unit 34. As a result, personal information such as a visitor image stored in the dwelling unit terminal 301 and a voice message addressed to the resident is automatically deleted from the dwelling unit terminal 301.

  According to the configuration of the present embodiment described above, the determination unit 26 uses the key ID that identifies the key of the dwelling unit 11 distributed to the resident of each dwelling unit 11 to move the resident out of the dwelling unit 11. Therefore, the certainty of determining whether or not the person has moved out is further increased. That is, since the key ID as the identification information is always changed when the resident of the dwelling unit 11 is replaced, the management device 2 can use this key when the resident leaves if the key ID is deleted. The personal information stored in the dwelling unit terminal 3 of the dwelling unit 11 can be surely deleted.

  Even when the key ID is used as the identification information, as described in the first embodiment as another configuration example, when the new identification information is registered in the management memory 22, the determination unit 26 uses this identification information. It may be determined that the resident has moved away from the associated dwelling unit 11.

  In short, the key ID registered in the management memory 22 is the key ID of the card key distributed to the resident who will move in later when the resident leaves the dwelling unit 11 and the resident of this dwelling unit 11 is replaced. 22 is newly registered. Therefore, the management device 2 detects that the resident has moved out when a new key ID is registered in the management memory 22, and the processing unit is connected to the dwelling unit terminal 3 of the dwelling unit 11 corresponding to this key ID. 27 may be configured to transmit an initialization signal.

  Hereinafter, when the resident of the dwelling unit 111 is replaced with respect to the specific operation of the collective housing system 1 configured to detect that the resident has moved out when the new key ID is registered in the management memory 22. Will be described as an example.

  When a new resident is decided to move into the dwelling unit 111 after the previous resident moves out of the dwelling unit 111, the manager of the apartment house 10 assigns the key ID of the card key distributed to the new resident to the terminal ID ( Together with “T_301”), it is input from the operation panel 24 of the management apparatus 2 as overwrite information.

  When the overwrite information is input, the management device 2 associates the input terminal ID with the key ID (“0301_0001”, “0301_0002”) associated with the input table in the management memory 22, that is, in front of the dwelling unit 111. The key ID of the card key distributed to the (removed) resident is searched. The management device 2 registers the key ID record included in the overwrite information in the authentication permission table so as to overwrite the searched key ID.

  Thereby, on the authentication permission table, the access restriction of the key ID included in the overwrite information is “permitted” for the dwelling unit authentication terminal 61 and the lobby authentication terminal 5 of the dwelling unit 111. Furthermore, the management device 2 provides a record that associates the key ID included in the overwrite information with the terminal ID (“T_301”) of the dwelling unit terminal 301 on the dwelling unit correspondence table. At this time, the determination unit 26 determines that the resident has left the dwelling unit 111 corresponding to the registered key ID, and the processing unit 27 transmits an initialization signal to the dwelling unit terminal 301 of the dwelling unit 111.

  The dwelling unit terminal 301 of the dwelling unit 111 receives the initialization signal, and executes initialization processing for deleting the personal information in the terminal memory 32 by the initialization unit 34. As a result, personal information such as a visitor image stored in the dwelling unit terminal 301 and a voice message addressed to the resident is automatically deleted from the dwelling unit terminal 301.

  According to this configuration, the determination unit 26 determines that the resident has moved out when a new key ID is registered in the management memory 22, so if a card key to be distributed to a new resident is registered, Personal information is surely deleted from the dwelling unit terminal 3 of the corresponding dwelling unit 11. Since the key ID is information necessary for a new resident to be able to use the card key, the key ID is surely registered by the new resident's occupancy date. With the information registered, it is possible to reliably detect the removal of the previous resident.

  The key of each dwelling unit 11 used in the collective housing system 1 of the above embodiment may be an electronic key other than the card key described above, or a mechanical key that unlocks the lock with a mechanical structure. There may be. In any case, a key ID is assigned to each key distributed to the resident of each dwelling unit 11 as unique identification information, and the determination unit 26 determines whether the resident has left this dwelling unit 11 or not. It can be used for judgment.

  Other configurations and functions are the same as those of the first embodiment.

(Embodiment 3)
In the housing complex system 1 of the present embodiment, the determination unit 26 uses the restricted card key (electronic key) that is allowed to be used only for a predetermined period after the resident moves out, so that the dwelling unit 11 It is different from the collective housing system 1 of the second embodiment in that it is determined that the person has left. Hereinafter, the same components as those of the second embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description thereof will be omitted as appropriate.

  In a general housing complex 10, after a resident moves out of the dwelling unit 11, a cleaning company or the like may enter and exit the dwelling unit 11 during a predetermined period until the next resident enters the dwelling unit 11. A limited card key (hereinafter referred to as a “privileged key”) is lent to the merchant. On the authentication permission table stored in the management memory 22, the access restriction of the key ID of the privilege key is restricted to the authentication unit 6 for the dwelling unit and the authentication terminal 5 for the lobby of the target dwelling unit 11 over the predetermined period. It becomes "permission".

  Further, the management memory 22 stores a list of key IDs of privileged keys as a privilege table, and a list of installation locations of each authentication terminal (authentication terminal 6 for dwelling unit, authentication terminal 5 for lobby) as an installation location table. It is remembered. In the installation location table, for the dwelling unit authentication terminal 6, the reader ID is associated with the terminal ID of the dwelling unit 3 of the dwelling unit 11, and for the lobby authentication terminal 5, the terminal ID corresponding to the reader ID is “none”. "Is set.

  The basic operation of the management apparatus 2 in this embodiment will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG. The determination unit 26 communicates with each authentication terminal (the dwelling unit authentication terminal 6 and the lobby authentication terminal 5) (S21), and receives the authentication request including the key ID and the reader ID (S22: Yes), the authentication request The combination of the key ID and the reader ID is collated in the authentication permission table (S23). At this time, if the determination result of access restriction is “prohibited” (S24: No), the management device 2 determines that the key ID is invalid, and authenticates the authentication terminal 5 for lobby or the dwelling unit that is the transmission source of the authentication request. An authentication failure response is returned to the authentication terminal 6 (S25).

  On the other hand, if the determination result of the access restriction is “permitted” (S24: Yes), the management device 2 determines that the key ID is valid and uses the authentication terminal 5 for lobby or the dwelling unit that is the transmission source of the authentication request. An authentication success response is returned to the authentication terminal 6 (S31). However, before returning the authentication success response, the management device 2 executes the following processes S26 to S30. In other words, the management device 2 searches the privilege table for the key ID included in the authentication request (S26), and if the searched key ID is in the privilege table (S27: Yes), it is included in the authentication request. The installation location table is searched for the presence / absence of the dwelling unit 3 corresponding to the reader ID (S28). If there is a corresponding dwelling unit terminal 3 (S29: Yes), the management device 2 transmits an initialization signal from the processing unit 27 to the corresponding dwelling unit terminal 3 (S30). Thereafter, the management device 2 returns an authentication success response to the dwelling unit authentication terminal 6 (S31). When the searched key ID is not in the privilege table (S27: No), or when there is no dwelling unit 3 corresponding to the reader ID (S29: Yes), the management device 2 skips the subsequent processing. The process proceeds to S31.

  Hereinafter, a specific operation of the apartment house system 1 having the above-described configuration will be described by taking as an example a case where a resident of the dwelling unit 111 moves out.

  After the resident of the dwelling unit 111 moves out, the cleaning company unlocks the dwelling unit 111 using the privilege key. At this time, the dwelling unit authentication terminal 61 provided in the dwelling unit 111 authenticates the key ID read by the reading unit 60 together with its reader ID (“KR_301”) regardless of whether the card key is a privileged key or not. It transmits to the management apparatus 2 as a request.

  The management device 2 that has received the authentication request collates the authentication permission table and the privilege table. Since the privileged key is used here, it is determined that the key ID is valid, and the management device 2 refers to the installation location table and identifies the location (dwelling unit 111) where the privileged key is used. Therefore, the management device 2 transmits an authentication success response to the dwelling unit authentication terminal 61 of the dwelling unit 111, determines that the resident has moved away from the dwelling unit 111, and determines from the processing unit 27 the dwelling unit terminal of the dwelling unit 111. An initialization signal is transmitted to 301.

  The dwelling unit terminal 301 of the dwelling unit 111 receives the initialization signal, and executes initialization processing for deleting the personal information in the terminal memory 32 by the initialization unit 34. As a result, personal information such as a visitor image stored in the dwelling unit terminal 301 and a voice message addressed to the resident is automatically deleted from the dwelling unit terminal 301.

  According to the configuration of the present embodiment described above, the determination unit 26 uses the restricted card key (privileged key) that is allowed to be used only for a predetermined period after the resident moves out. Since it is determined that the resident has left, the determination as to whether or not the resident has moved out can be made reliably. That is, since the privilege key is always used for cleaning after the resident has moved away from the dwelling unit 11, the management device 2 can use the privilege key as a trigger when the resident moves away. The personal information stored in the dwelling unit terminal 3 of the dwelling unit 11 can be surely deleted.

  In the collective housing system 1 of the present embodiment, the management device 2 is not an essential configuration. For example, the management device 2 is omitted, and a determination unit and an initialization signal for determining whether or not a resident has left the dwelling unit 11 are provided. The process part to take out may be provided for each dwelling unit 11. In this case, whether the key ID of the card key is valid is determined by the dwelling unit terminal 3 or the dwelling unit authentication terminal 6. Further, the determination unit and the processing unit may be provided integrally with the dwelling unit terminal 3 or the dwelling unit authentication terminal 6.

  Other configurations and functions are the same as those of the second embodiment.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Apartment house system 2 Management apparatus 3,301,302,303 Dwelling unit terminal 5 (For lobby) Authentication terminal 6 (For dwelling unit) Authentication terminal 10 Apartment house 11,111,112,113 Dwelling unit 22 Management memory (2nd memory | storage part)
26 determination unit 27 processing unit 32 terminal memory (first storage unit)
34 Initialization section

Claims (5)

A dwelling unit terminal that is provided for each dwelling unit of the apartment house and has a first storage unit that stores personal information of the residents of the dwelling unit, and a management unit that is communicably connected to the dwelling unit terminal that is provided in the apartment house With the device,
The management device is configured to determine whether or not the resident has moved out of each of the dwelling units, and the dwelling unit terminal of the dwelling unit that is determined to have moved out by the determining unit. A processing unit for transmitting an initialization signal,
The housing unit has an initialization unit that deletes the personal information stored in the first storage unit when the initialization signal is received.   The management device includes a second storage unit that stores identification information unique to the resident in association with each of the dwelling units of the apartment house, and the determination unit receives the identification information from the second storage unit. 2. The collective housing system according to claim 1, wherein when the is deleted, it is determined that the resident has left the dwelling unit corresponding to the identification information.   The management device includes a second storage unit that stores identification information unique to the resident in association with each of the dwelling units of the apartment house, and the determination unit includes a new one in the second storage unit. 2. The collective housing system according to claim 1, wherein when the identification information is registered, it is determined that the resident has left the dwelling unit corresponding to the identification information.   The collective housing system according to claim 2 or 3, wherein the identification information is information for identifying a key of the dwelling unit distributed to each resident of the dwelling unit. A dwelling unit terminal that has a first storage unit that stores personal information of a resident of the dwelling unit provided for each dwelling unit of the apartment, and an electronic that is provided at the entrance of the dwelling unit and is distributed to the resident of the dwelling unit When the identification information of the key is authenticated and the right identification information is authenticated, the authentication terminal that unlocks the electric lock at the entrance and the next resident enters the dwelling unit after the resident leaves the dwelling unit A determination unit that determines that the resident has left the dwelling unit in which the authentication terminal is provided, when a restricted electronic key that is allowed to be used only in the period up to is authenticated by the authentication terminal; A processing unit that transmits an initialization signal to the dwelling unit terminal of the dwelling unit in which the resident is determined to have moved out by the determining unit;
The housing unit has an initialization unit that deletes the personal information stored in the first storage unit when the initialization signal is received.

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