JP2013232352A - Illumination control system - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an illumination control system capable of preventing that an illuminating fixture is wrongly turned off in the case where there is a person within a detection area of a wireless transmitter.SOLUTION: An illumination control system 1 comprises: a plurality of wireless transmitters 8a and 8b for performing operation control of an illuminating fixture 9 on the basis of respective detection results by an illuminance sensor and a heat ray sensor; a wireless receiver 7 for communicating with the plurality of wireless transmitters 8a and 8b wirelessly; a terminal unit 3 for relay control for controlling the illuminating fixture 9 to be a control target; and a transmission unit 2 connected with the wireless receiver 7 and the terminal unit 3 for relay control via a signal line to transmit/receive control data. Each wireless transmitter 8a, 8b changes a type of control information to be transmitted to the wireless receiver 7 on the basis of a magnitude relation between a setting illuminance value of the illuminance sensor that is preliminarily set and a circumferential illuminance value detected by the illuminance sensor, and thereby, prevents that the illuminating fixture 9 is wrongly turned off.

Description

  The present invention relates to a plurality of wireless transmitters including a heat ray sensor and an illuminance sensor, and an illumination control system that controls a lighting fixture using a wireless receiver wirelessly connected to the plurality of wireless transmitters.

  Conventionally, lighting control systems that control the ON / OFF and dimming status of multiple lighting fixtures individually or collectively in cooperation with sensors such as brightness sensors and human sensors in homes and buildings have been introduced. Has been. In this illumination control system, the ON / OFF of the lighting fixture can be appropriately controlled according to the brightness of external light and the presence of a person, so that energy saving can be achieved.

  For example, the lighting control system shown in FIG. 9 includes wireless transmitters 101a and 101b having heat ray sensors and illuminance sensors, a wireless receiver 102 connected by wireless communication with the wireless transmitters 101a and 101b, a transmission unit 103, A relay control terminal 104. The transmission unit 103 is connected to the wireless receiver 102 and the relay control terminal 104 via the two-wire signal line Ls, and the transmission unit 103 is connected to the lighting device 105 generated in the wireless transmitters 101a and 101b via the wireless receiver 102. Control information is received and operation control is performed.

  Next, the operation of the illumination control system shown in this figure will be described. First, when the ambient light value detected by the illuminance sensor is equal to or lower than a predetermined set illuminance value and the input from the heat ray sensor exceeds the threshold value, the wireless transmitter 101a detects the luminaire with the predetermined address. An ON control request for ON control is transmitted to the wireless receiver 102 (S110).

  Next, the wireless receiver 102 that has received the ON control request transmits an ON notification that is control data to the transmission unit 103 (S111). Then, the transmission unit 103 transmits a control command signal including the address information of the lighting fixture 105 and the ON control state to the relay control terminal 104 corresponding to the lighting fixture 105 to be controlled (S112). . Then, the relay control terminal 104 controls the lighting device 105 to be ON, and notifies the transmission unit 103 of ACK indicating that the ON control of the lighting device 105 has been completed (S113). Further, the transmission unit 103 notifies the wireless receiver 102 that the ON control of the lighting fixture 105 has been completed (S114).

  The wireless transmitter 101a transmits an OFF control request for OFF control of the lighting fixture 105 to the wireless receiver 102 when the operation holding time expires after transmitting the ON control request (S115). The wireless receiver 102 that has received the OFF control request transmits an OFF notification as control data to the transmission unit 103 (S116). Then, the transmission unit 103 transmits a control command signal including the address information of the lighting fixture 105 and the OFF control state to the relay control terminal 104 corresponding to the lighting fixture 105 to be controlled (S117). . Next, the relay control terminal 104 controls the lighting apparatus 105 to be OFF, and notifies the transmission unit 103 of ACK indicating that the OFF control has been completed (S118). In addition, the transmission unit 103 notifies the receiver 102 that the OFF control of the lighting fixture 105 has been completed (S119).

  By the way, as a remote monitoring control system that controls a lighting fixture with a two-wire remote controller, a remote monitoring control system that can perform desired control according to the presence or absence of a person in a detection area with a simple configuration is disclosed ( For example, see Patent Document 1).

JP 2000-341768 A

  However, in the conventional lighting control system described above, the same address may be set in the plurality of wireless transmitters 101a and 101b as the address information of the lighting load to be controlled. In this case, the plurality of wireless transmitters 101a and 101b are affected by the illuminance of the lighting fixtures that are controlled by each other, such as being arranged close to each other.

  That is, as shown in FIG. 9, when a person is detected by the wireless transmitter 101b, since the ON control request (S110) is made from the wireless transmitter 101a, the lighting fixture 105 has already been turned on, and the wireless transmitter 101b. The detection area is bright. For this reason, the ambient illuminance value detected by the illuminance sensor of the wireless transmitter 101b is higher than the preset illuminance value, and even when a person is detected by the wireless transmitter 101b, an ON control request for the lighting fixture 105 is made. It is not transmitted to the wireless receiver 102 (S120).

  In this case, since the lighting fixture 105 is controlled to be extinguished when the OFF control request is transmitted after the operation holding time of the wireless transmitter 101a expires (S115), the lighting fixture can be used even if there is a person in the detection area of the wireless transmitter 101b. There is a problem that 105 is turned off.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and lighting control that prevents a lighting fixture from being turned off accidentally when there is a person in a detection area of a wireless transmitter having a heat ray sensor and an illuminance sensor. The purpose is to provide a system.

  In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides an illumination load operation control based on detection results of an illuminance sensor that detects illuminance in a detection area and a heat ray sensor that detects heat rays emitted from a human body in the detection area. A plurality of wireless transmitters, a wireless receiver wirelessly communicating with the plurality of wireless transmitters, a control terminal for controlling a lighting load to be controlled, the wireless receiver via a signal line, and the In a lighting control system comprising a transmission unit connected to a control terminal and transmitting / receiving control data, the plurality of wireless transmitters are set with the same address as address information of a lighting load for operation control The wireless transmitter transmits the wireless signal according to a magnitude relationship between a set illuminance value set in advance for controlling an illumination load and an ambient illuminance value detected by the illuminance sensor. Characterized in that it comprises a control means to change the type of control information to be transmitted to the signal device.

  In this lighting control system, the control unit of the wireless transmitter turns on the lighting load at the address as the control information when the set illuminance value is equal to or higher than the ambient illuminance value and a person is detected by the heat ray sensor. An ON control request for controlling is transmitted to the wireless receiver, and the wireless receiver receives control data for ON control of the lighting load at the address when the ON control request is received. It is preferable to provide processing means for transmitting to the transmission unit.

  In this illumination control system, when the set illuminance value is less than the ambient illuminance value and a person is detected by the heat ray sensor, the control means of the wireless transmitter has a person in the detection area as the control information. Control to send a human detection notification to the wireless receiver, and when the human detection notification is received, the processing means of the wireless receiver controls the lighting load of the address to ON It is preferable not to transmit the control data for doing so to the transmission unit.

  In the illumination control system, the wireless transmitter further includes a timer unit that measures a predetermined operation holding time after transmitting the ON control request and the human detection notification. Based on the measurement, control is performed to transmit an OFF control request for controlling the illumination load of the address to OFF after the operation holding time has elapsed since the ON control request and the human detection notification have been transmitted. Then, when the processing means of the wireless receiver receives all the OFF control requests corresponding to the received ON control request and the human detection notification, control means for controlling the lighting load of the address to OFF It is preferable to transmit to the transmission unit.

  In this lighting control system, the wireless transmitter has an internal state, a period from when the ON control request is transmitted until the operation holding time elapses, and the operation after the person detection notification is transmitted. The period until the holding time elapses is maintained as a temporary ON state, and other states are maintained as an OFF state, and the control means does not transmit the ON control request to the wireless receiver in the ON state. It is preferable to control so that the person detection notification is not transmitted to the wireless receiver in the temporary ON state.

  In the illumination control system, the control unit of the wireless transmitter transmits the ON control request to the wireless receiver when the set illuminance value is equal to or greater than the ambient illuminance value in the temporary ON state. It is preferable to control.

  According to the illumination control system according to the present invention, in a plurality of wireless transmitters set with the same address for a lighting fixture, depending on the magnitude relationship between a preset set illuminance value and an ambient illuminance value detected by the illuminance sensor. The control information transmitted to the wireless receiver is changed. As a result, based on the received control information, the wireless receiver can always recognize the establishment of “AND OFF”, which is a trigger for sending an OFF control request, and an error in the luminaire when there is a person in the detection area of the wireless transmitter. Can be turned off.

It is a system block diagram of the illumination control system which concerns on Embodiment 1 of this invention. It is a functional block diagram of the radio transmitter with which a lighting control system same as the above is equipped. It is a functional block diagram of the radio | wireless receiver with which a lighting control system same as the above is equipped. It is a sequence diagram of a lighting control system same as the above. (A) The table which shows the establishment state of a radio receiver same as the above, (b) The table which shows the internal state hold | maintained at a radio transmitter same as the above. It is a sequence diagram of the illumination control system which concerns on Embodiment 2. FIG. It is a flowchart which shows the operation | movement procedure of the radio transmitter with which an illumination control system same as the above is provided. It is a flowchart which shows the operation | movement procedure of the radio | wireless receiver with which an illumination control system same as the above is equipped. It is a sequence diagram of the conventional illumination control system.

  An illumination control system according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

(Embodiment 1)
FIG. 1 shows a configuration of a lighting control system 1 according to the first embodiment. The lighting control system 1 includes a transmission unit 2, a relay control terminal 3, a remote control relay 4, a remote control transformer 5, a remote control switch 6, a wireless receiver 7, and wireless transmitters 8a and 8b (generically named 8) and a lighting fixture 9 are provided.

  The relay control terminal 3, the remote control switch 6, and the wireless receiver 7 are connected to the transmission unit 2 via a two-wire signal line, and exchange of information with the transmission unit 2 is performed using a signal line. The transmission signal is transmitted through a multiplex transmission method. In this lighting control system 1, wireless communication is performed between the wireless receiver 7 and the wireless transmitter 8, and the on / off state of the lighting fixture 9 and the illuminance in the room are automatically controlled.

  Based on the transmission signal from the remote control switch 6 or the wireless receiver 7, the transmission unit 2 specifies the lighting fixture 9 to be controlled from the address information included in the transmission signal, and specifies the control state for the lighting fixture 9. . Then, the transmission unit 2 sends the address information of the lighting fixture 9 and its control state (ON, OFF, dimming level, etc.) to the relay control terminal 3 corresponding to the lighting fixture 9 to be controlled. Transmit as a control command signal.

  The lighting fixture 9 existing in the lighting control system 1 can be uniquely specified by the load address. Specifically, a unique identifier called a load channel (Ch) is assigned to the relay control terminal 3, and a load number (Nm) is assigned to the remote control relay 4 connected to the relay control terminal 3. A unique identifier called is assigned. The load address (Ch-Nm) is configured by combining the load channel (Ch) and the load number (Nm).

  The relay control terminal 3 has a function as a load control terminal that controls the state of the lighting fixture 9 according to the control state of the relay. Based on the transmission signal from the transmission unit 2, the relay control terminal 3 sends a control signal to the remote control relay 4 corresponding to the lighting fixture 9 to be controlled among the remote control relays 4 connected to the relay control terminal 3. Thus, the state of the remote control relay 4 is controlled. The individual relays of the remote control relay 4 are controlled by the relay control terminal 3 to turn on / off the commercial AC from the breaker power source (AC 100 or 200 V) 10 or the like, thereby turning the lighting fixture 9 on or off. To.

  The remote control transformer 5 supplies driving power to the relay control terminal 3 and the remote control relay 4.

  The remote control switch 6 has a function as an input terminal for outputting a control command for controlling the lighting fixture 9. Specifically, the remote control switch 6 is a terminal device that is installed on an arbitrary wall surface such as a room, for example, and can be pushed by a user using the lighting fixture 9. In response to any of the operation switches being operated, the remote control switch 6 transmits the address information associated with the operation switch and the operation state of the operation switch to the transmission unit 2 as a control command.

  The wireless receiver 7 is embedded in the ceiling surface, wirelessly transmits / receives control information to / from the wireless transmitter 8, and is connected to a two-wire signal line to transmit / receive control data to / from the transmission unit 2. An address and an area number are set in the wireless receiver 7 using, for example, a radio wave type wireless address setting device.

  The radio transmitters 8a and 8b are installed on a wall surface in a layout-free manner, and include an illuminance sensor that detects illuminance around the detection area and a heat ray sensor that detects heat rays emitted from the human body in the detection area. On the back side of the radio transmitters 8a and 8b, an address setting selection knob operated by the user, an operation holding time setting knob, and the like are provided.

  The wireless transmitters 8a and 8b are set with the same address as the address information of the lighting fixture 9 to control the operation, and the illuminance sensors included in the plurality of wireless transmitters 8a and 8b are mutually controlled. A case is assumed in which the illuminance of the target lighting fixture 9 is affected.

  The heat ray sensor detects a heat ray emitted from a human body and monitors a human body detection signal output according to the presence or absence of a person in the detection area. The wireless transmitter 8 can transmit address information and control information for automatic ON / OFF control and automatic dimming of the lighting fixture 9 to the wireless receiver 7 when a movement of a person in the detection area is detected. And In addition, the wireless transmitter 8 transmits an OFF control request for turning off the lighting fixture 9 to the wireless receiver 7 after a predetermined operation holding time has elapsed since a person was detected in the detection area by the heat ray sensor.

  The illuminance sensor detects the brightness of the detection area (illuminance detection range of 5 to 1000 lux, etc.). The wireless transmitter 8 can transmit control information for controlling the lighting fixture 9 to the wireless receiver 7 based on the illuminance detected by the illuminance sensor. By illumination control using this illuminance sensor, it is possible to control the light by keeping the average illuminance constant according to the external light such as lighting after sunset, and energy saving can be achieved while maintaining the comfort of the illumination environment. Further, since the wireless transmitter 8 includes an illuminance sensor in addition to the heat ray sensor, it is possible to control lighting only when it is dark and there is a person.

  The radio transmitters 8a and 8b are set with the same individual address, the same pattern address, the same group address, and the like as the address information of the lighting fixture 9 to be controlled using, for example, a radio wave type wireless address setter. The The individual address is information for specifying the lighting fixture 9 to be subjected to individual control, and corresponds to a load address (individual “0-1” or the like). The group address is information for specifying a group subject to group control in order to collectively control a plurality of lighting fixtures 9 to the same control state, and is a number assigned to each preset group. ("G-1" etc.) corresponds to this. The pattern address is information for specifying a pattern for collectively controlling a plurality of lighting fixtures 9 to a predetermined control state predetermined for each lighting fixture 9. It is a number assigned (such as “P-1”).

  Next, the functional configuration of the wireless transmitter 8 provided in the illumination control system 1 will be described with reference to FIG. The wireless transmitter 8 includes a CPU (control means) 80, a power supply unit 81, a buzzer 82, a sub clock unit 83, a heat ray detection unit 84, an LED display unit 85, an address switching unit 86, a wireless transmission / reception unit 87, an illuminance measurement unit 88, A brightness setting unit 89, an operation holding time setting unit 90, and an address registration setting unit 91.

  The power supply unit 81 corresponds to the specific low-power radio and supplies internal power from a dedicated lithium ion secondary battery. The buzzer 82 generates a confirmation sound and a warning sound, and the sub clock unit 83 generates an operating frequency of the CPU 80 by a crystal resonator.

  The heat ray detector 84 includes a heat ray sensor such as a pyroelectric element that detects changes in the heat ray, amplifies the output of the heat ray sensor, and outputs the amplified output to the CPU 80. The CPU 80 determines the presence / absence of a person in the detection area by comparing the level of the output of the heat ray detection unit 84 with the stored predetermined threshold value.

  The LED display unit 85 blinks or emits light when a person is detected by the heat ray sensor, when an address is set, or when a power supply is insufficient. The wireless transmitter 8 is a value of a setting item (for example, set illuminance value, operation holding time or address data) input by the operation input unit 93, an ON state that is a current internal state of the wireless transmitter 8 described later, Whether the OFF state or the pseudo ON state is maintained. The wireless transmission / reception unit 87 is configured by connecting a dedicated ASIC to an antenna, and realizes transmission / reception of control information wirelessly with the wireless receiver 7.

  The illuminance measurement unit 88 includes an illuminance sensor such as CdS, a photodiode, or a phototransistor that detects ambient brightness, amplifies the output of the illuminance sensor, and outputs the amplified output to the CPU 80. The CPU 80 compares the output of the illuminance measuring unit 88 with the brightness of the held predetermined brightness level (setting level).

  The operation input unit 93 that is a knob unit provided on the back surface of the wireless transmitter 8 includes a brightness setting unit 89, an operation holding time setting unit 90, and an address registration setting unit 91. The brightness setting unit 89 is a change-over switch for changing the illuminance setting value for controlling the lighting fixture 9. The operation holding time setting unit 90 is a changeover switch for changing the time during which the lighting fixture 9 is kept on, and selects the operation holding time from 30 seconds, 3 minutes, 10 minutes, and the like. The address registration setting unit 91 transmits / receives data to / from a separate radio wave address setter and receives radio signals. The address switching unit 86 is a knob unit that selects an address from numbers 1 to 16 and the like.

  The timer unit 80a is provided in the CPU 80 and has a timer function for knowing the passage of a predetermined time by counting the clock, and interrupts the CUP 80 when the operation holding time of the wireless transmitter 8 input by the operation input unit 93 is detected. Is generated.

  Next, the functional configuration of the wireless receiver 7 provided in the illumination control system 1 will be described with reference to FIG. The wireless receiver 7 includes CPUs (processing means) 70a and 70b, wireless transmission / reception units 71a and 71b, a switch 72, a multiplexed transmission signal transmission / reception unit 73, a power supply unit 74, an LED display unit 75, and a memory unit 76.

  The wireless transmission / reception units 71a and 71b are configured by connecting a dedicated ASIC to an antenna, and control information with the wireless transmitter 8 via a switch 72 that performs path switching with the plurality of wireless transmitters 8a and 8b. Realize transmission and reception. When receiving the control signal from the wireless transmitter 8, the wireless transmission / reception units 71a and 71b output detection signals to the CPUs 70a and 70b.

  A multiplex transmission signal transmission / reception unit 73 as a transmission communication unit transmits / receives transmission signals to / from the transmission unit 2 by a multiplex transmission method via a signal line Ls connected to the pair of terminals T1 and T1. The multiplex transmission signal transmission / reception unit 73 converts the transmission signal input via the signal line Ls and outputs it to the CPUs 70a and 70b, converts the signals output from the CPUs 70a and 70b into transmission signals, and converts them into signal lines. Send to Ls.

  The power supply unit 74 obtains an internal power supply by full-wave rectifying a transmission signal input via the signal line Ls by a full-wave rectifier and further converting the transmission signal to a constant voltage by a constant voltage unit.

  In the CPUs 70a and 70b, when the address data included in the transmission signal received via the multiplex transmission signal transmission / reception unit 73 matches the address data stored in the memory unit 76, the control data of the transmission signal is received, and the control data according to the control data To work.

  The LED display unit 75 blinks or emits light when an address is set. The memory unit 76 is a non-volatile memory and stores values of setting items (for example, area numbers and addresses) and the current state of the wireless receiver 7.

  Next, the operation procedure of the illumination control system 1 will be described with reference to FIG. First, when the set illuminance value is equal to or greater than the ambient illuminance value actually detected by the illuminance sensor and the input from the heat ray sensor exceeds the threshold value, the wireless transmitter 8a detects the luminaire 9 having a predetermined address. An ON control request for ON control is transmitted to the wireless receiver 7 (S41).

  Next, when the wireless receiver 7 receives the ON control request from any one of the wireless transmitters 8a and 8b when the ON control request in S51 is received, “OR ON” is established, and therefore, the wireless receiver 7 is turned ON as control data. A notification is transmitted to the transmission unit 2 (S42).

  Here, the established state managed in the wireless receiver 7 will be described with reference to FIG. As shown in the table 10, the wireless receiver 7 recognizes that “OR ON” is established when the ON control request is received from any one of the plurality of wireless transmitters 8a and 8b when the lighting fixture 9 is turned off. This “OR ON” is a trigger for notifying the transmission unit 2 of ON. Further, the wireless receiver 7 recognizes that the operation state in which all the OFF control requests corresponding to the ON control requests and the human detection notifications received from the plurality of wireless transmitters 8 are received is “AND OFF”, and this “AND “OFF” is a trigger for notifying the transmission unit 2 of OFF.

  Next, the transmission unit 2 transmits the address information of the lighting fixture 9 and the ON control state as a control command signal to the relay control terminal 3 corresponding to the lighting fixture 9 to be controlled (S43). . Then, the relay control terminal 3 controls the lighting fixture 9 to ON, and returns an ACK indicating that the ON control has been completed to the transmission unit 2 (S44), and the transmission unit 2 sends the lighting fixture to the wireless receiver 7. 9 is informed that the ON control is completed (S45).

  On the other hand, in the wireless transmitter 8b, since the lighting fixture 9 is already ON-controlled at the time of S53 and the detection area is bright, the set illuminance value is equal to or less than the actually detected ambient illuminance value, and the heat ray sensor detects the person. In such a case, a human detection notification is transmitted to the wireless receiver 7 (S46).

  Next, the wireless transmitter 8a transmits an OFF control request to the wireless receiver 7 when the operation holding time expires after transmitting the ON control request in S51 (S47). The wireless transmitter 8b transmits an OFF control request to the wireless receiver 7 when the operation holding time expires after transmitting the human detection notification in S56 (S48). When the wireless receiver 7 receives the OFF control request in S48, “AND OFF” is received in which all the OFF control requests corresponding to the ON control request and the human detection notification received from the wireless transmitters 8a and 8b are established. Therefore, an OFF notification is transmitted to the transmission unit 2 (S49).

  Then, the transmission unit 2 transmits the address information of the lighting fixture 9 and the OFF control state as a control command signal to the relay control terminal 3 corresponding to the lighting fixture 9 to be controlled (S50). Then, the relay control terminal 3 controls the lighting fixture 9 to OFF, and returns an ACK indicating that the OFF control has been completed to the transmission unit 2 (S51), and the transmission unit 2 sends the lighting fixture to the wireless receiver 7. 9 is notified of the completion of the OFF control (S52).

  Next, the internal state held by the wireless transmitter 8 will be described with reference to FIG. As shown in Table 11, the wireless transmitter 8 sends the ON state, the human detection notification, from the time when the ON control request is transmitted until the operation hold time expires (OFF control request transmission) as the current internal state. The period until the operation hold time expires (OFF control request transmission) is held in the pseudo ON state (provisional ON state), or other periods are held in the OFF state. The wireless transmitter 8 cannot transmit the ON control request to the wireless receiver 7 again during the ON state, and cannot transmit the human detection notification to the wireless receiver 7 again during the pseudo ON state. In the ON state, the lighting fixture 9 is ON control, in the pseudo ON state, the lighting fixture 9 is ON control or OFF control, and in the OFF state, the lighting fixture 9 is OFF control.

  As described above, in the illumination control system 1 according to the first embodiment, the radio transmitters 8a and 8b are configured to set the preset illuminance value of the illuminance sensor and the ambient illuminance value detected by the illuminance sensor. The type of control information transmitted to the wireless receiver 7 is changed depending on the magnitude relationship. That is, when the wireless transmitter 8 satisfies “ambient illuminance ≦ set illuminance” and a person is detected by the heat ray sensor, the wireless transmitter 8 transmits an ON control request to the wireless receiver 7 and satisfies “ambient illuminance> set illuminance”. When a person is detected by the heat ray sensor, a person detection notification is transmitted to the wireless receiver 7.

  As a result, the wireless receiver 7 can always recognize the establishment of “AND OFF” based on the received ON control request and the person detection notification, and the luminaire 9 is turned on when there is a person in the detection area of the wireless transmitters 8a and 8b. It is possible to reliably prevent the situation where the lights are automatically turned off.

(Embodiment 2)
Hereinafter, a second embodiment of the illumination control system according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. The same components as those in the illumination control system 1 according to Embodiment 1 are given the same reference numerals, and detailed descriptions thereof are omitted.

  The operation procedure of the illumination control system 1 according to the second embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. In addition, since the operation | movement procedure from S41 to S46 is the same as that of FIG. 4 of the said Embodiment 1, the description is abbreviate | omitted. In the second embodiment, the brightness of the detection area of the wireless transmitter 8b may become dark for some reason after the transmission of the human detection notification in S46, and the ambient illuminance value may be lower than the set illuminance value. In this case, since the operating state is the pseudo ON state, the wireless transmitter 8b transmits an ON control request to the wireless receiver 7 (S21).

  The wireless transmitter 8a transmits an “OFF control request” to the wireless receiver 102 when the operation holding time expires after transmitting the ON control request in S51 (S57). The wireless transmitter 8b transmits an OFF control request (S58) when the operation holding time expires after transmitting the human detection notification at S56, and when the operation holding time expires after transmitting the ON control request at S20. An OFF control request is transmitted to the wireless receiver 102 (S22).

  In this case, the wireless receiver 7 receives all the OFF control requests corresponding to the ON control request and the human detection notification received from the wireless transmitters 8a and 8b at the time of receiving the OFF control request in S22. And an OFF notification is transmitted to the transmission unit 2 (S49). In addition, the operation | movement procedure of S50-S52 is the same as that of FIG. 5 of the said Embodiment 1. FIG.

  Next, the operation procedure of the radio transmitter 8 according to the second embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. First, the CPU 80 of the wireless transmitter 8 confirms whether or not the input from the heat ray sensor exceeds the threshold and the person is detected (S31). When a person is detected (Yes in S31), the CPU 80 checks whether the set illuminance value is equal to or greater than the ambient illuminance value (S32). In addition, when the set illuminance value is equal to or greater than the ambient illuminance value (Yes in S32), the CPU 80 transmits an ON control request to the wireless receiver 7 via the wireless transmission / reception unit 87 and changes the internal state to the ON state. (S33). In addition, when the expiration of the operation holding time is measured in the timer unit 80a (Yes in S34), the CPU 80 transmits an OFF control request to the wireless receiver 7 and changes the internal state to the OFF state (S35).

  On the other hand, when the set illuminance value is less than the ambient illuminance value (No in S32), the CPU 80 transmits a human detection notification to the wireless receiver 7 via the wireless transmission / reception unit 87 and sets the internal state to the pseudo ON state. Change (S36). Further, the CPU 80 confirms whether or not the set illuminance value is equal to or higher than the ambient illuminance value (S37), that is, confirms whether the ambient illuminance has become dark. If it is not dark (No in S37), the CPU 80 transmits an OFF control request to the wireless receiver 7 when the operation holding time expires in the timer unit 80a (Yes in S38), and changes the internal state to the OFF state. (S35).

  Further, when it becomes dark (Yes in S37), the CPU 80 transmits an ON control request to the wireless receiver 7 via the wireless transmission / reception unit 87 to change the internal state to the ON state (S39). When the operation holding time measured in the timer unit 80a expires (Yes in S40), an OFF control request is transmitted to the wireless receiver 7, and the internal state is changed to the OFF state (S35).

  Next, the operation of the radio receiver 7 according to the second embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. First, the CPU 70 of the wireless receiver 7 confirms whether or not an ON control request is received from at least one of the wireless transmitters 8a and 8b when the lighting fixture 9 is turned off (S91), and “OR ON” is established. If yes (Yes in S91), an ON notification is transmitted to the transmission unit 2 (S92).

  Next, when the CPU 70 receives the human detection notification (Yes in S93), the CPU 70 receives the ON control request received from the radio transmitters 8a and 8b and all the OFF control requests corresponding to the human detection notification. It is confirmed whether or not “OFF” is set (S94). If “AND OFF” is established (Yes in S94), the CPU 70 transmits an OFF notification to the transmission unit 2 (S95).

  On the other hand, if the CPU 70 does not receive the human detection notification (No in S93), does it become “AND OFF” in which all OFF control requests corresponding to the ON control requests received from the radio transmitters 8a and 8b are received? It is confirmed whether or not (S96). If “AND OFF” is established (Yes in S96), the CPU 70 transmits an OFF notification to the transmission unit 2 (S95), and ends the series of processes.

  As described above, in the lighting control system 1 according to the second embodiment, in addition to the effects of the first embodiment, the wireless transmitter 8b receives the human detection notification and then during the operation holding time. Then, an ON control request is transmitted to the wireless receiver 7 in accordance with a change in ambient illuminance. Therefore, more accurate ON / OFF control of the lighting fixture 9 can be realized.

  The present invention is not limited to the configuration of each of the embodiments described above, and various modifications can be made without departing from the spirit of the invention. For example, the number of wireless transmitters is not limited to two, and the same illumination control can be realized with three or more wireless transmitters. Further, the OFF control request transmitted from the wireless transmitter is not limited to a predetermined operation holding time after the ON control request or the human detection notification is transmitted, and the ON control request or the human detection notification is transmitted. Thereafter, a predetermined period may elapse after the heat ray sensor no longer detects a person.

1 Lighting Control System 2 Transmission Unit 3 Relay Control Terminal (Control Terminal)
4 remote control relay 5 remote control transformer 6 remote control switch 7 wireless receiver 70 CPU (processing means)
71a, 71b Wireless transmission / reception unit 8, 8a, 8b Wireless transmitter 80 CPU (control means)
80a Timer part 87 Wireless transmission / reception part 9 Lighting equipment

Claims (6)

A plurality of wireless transmitters for controlling the operation of an illumination load based on respective detection results by an illuminance sensor for detecting illuminance in a detection area and a heat ray sensor for detecting heat rays emitted from a human body in the detection area; A wireless receiver that communicates wirelessly with the wireless transmitter, a control terminal that controls the lighting load to be controlled, and the wireless receiver and the control terminal connected via a signal line to transmit and receive control data A lighting control system comprising:
In the plurality of wireless transmitters, the same address is set as the address information of the lighting load for operation control,
The wireless transmitter is
Control means for changing the type of control information to be transmitted to the wireless receiver according to the magnitude relationship between a set illuminance value set in advance for controlling the illumination load and the ambient illuminance value detected by the illuminance sensor, A lighting control system characterized by that. When the set illuminance value is equal to or greater than the ambient illuminance value and a person is detected by the heat ray sensor, the wireless transmitter control means controls the ON load for controlling the illumination load at the address as the control information. Control to send a request to the wireless receiver;
The wireless receiver is
The lighting control system according to claim 1, further comprising processing means for transmitting control data for ON-controlling the lighting load at the address to the transmission unit when the ON control request is received. When the set illuminance value is less than the ambient illuminance value and a person is detected by the heat ray sensor, the control unit of the wireless transmitter notifies the control information that there is a person in the detection area. Control to send a human detection notification to the wireless receiver,
The processing means of the wireless receiver, when receiving the person detection notification, does not transmit control data for ON-controlling the lighting load at the address to the transmission unit. The lighting control system according to 2. The wireless transmitter is
A timer unit for measuring a predetermined operation holding time after transmitting the ON control request and the person detection notification;
The control means, based on the measurement by the timer unit, an OFF control request for OFF control of the lighting load at the address after the operation holding time has elapsed since the ON control request and the human detection notification have been transmitted. To transmit to the wireless receiver,
When the processing means of the wireless receiver receives all the OFF control requests corresponding to the received ON control request and the human detection notification, the transmission means transmits the control data for controlling the lighting load of the address to OFF The lighting control system according to claim 2, wherein the lighting control system transmits to the unit. The wireless transmitter, as an internal state, is a period from when the ON control request is transmitted until the operation holding time elapses until the operation holding time elapses after the person detection notification is transmitted The period is maintained as a temporary ON state, and other states as OFF states,
The control means controls not to transmit the ON control request to the wireless receiver in the ON state, and to not transmit the human detection notification to the wireless receiver in the temporary ON state. The illumination control system according to any one of claims 2 to 4.   The control unit of the wireless transmitter controls to transmit the ON control request to the wireless receiver when the set illuminance value is equal to or higher than the ambient illuminance value in the temporary ON state. The lighting control system according to claim 5.

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