JP2016199172A - Platform fence - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a novel platform fence having a mechanical locking mechanism and manual unlocking mechanism.SOLUTION: A platform fence comprises a drive mechanism 10 including: a rope-like member 105 stretched between a driving pulley and a driven pulley 104; and an operation part 110. For opening and closing, the rope-like member 105 is rotated to engage the operation part 110 with an engaging part 120 of a door part 4 to move the door part 4. In a fully closed state, The operation part 110 is moved to a lock position to lock the door part 4. If a manual operation part 33 of a manual operation mechanism part 3 is manually operated in this state, an unlocking cum part 31 swings to forcibly move the operation part 110 positioned at the lock position from the lock position. Thereby, the platform fence can be manually unlocked.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 9

Description

  The present invention relates to a platform fence installed in a station platform.

Some home fences installed at railway station platforms are equipped with a locking mechanism to prevent the closed doors from being opened intentionally.
For example, Patent Document 1 discloses a configuration in which a door portion of a home fence is locked and unlocked by a solenoid. Specifically, an L-shaped hook is hung on a latch on the door side, and the hook is connected to a drive rod of the solenoid. When power is supplied to the solenoid, the hook is lifted from the latch and unlocked. When the power is cut off due to a power failure or the like, the hook falls by gravity and is locked on the latch.

Moreover, the structure which can be unlocked manually at the time of a power failure is also disclosed.
Specifically, a convex portion is provided near the rotation axis of the hook, and a cam is provided for rotating the convex portion in the unlocking direction. The cam is not rotated in the direction of the convex portion unless the unlocking operation is performed by the spring. In addition, a cable led to the upper portion of the home fence is connected to the cam on the opposite side of the convex portion side and the axial symmetry. If the end of this cable is pulled at the top of the home fence, the cam will rotate and unlock as the convex part of the hook rotates in the unlocking direction. However, in order to restore power so that it can be unlocked and unlocked again by solenoid, it is necessary to manually rotate the hook in the unlocking direction and disengage the hook protrusion from the cam recess. .

JP 2001-140522 A

Even with the configuration of cited document 1, locking and unlocking can be realized, but the locking mechanism and the manual unlocking mechanism are not limited to the structure of cited document 1.
The present invention has been devised for the purpose of realizing a home fence provided with a new locking mechanism and a manual unlocking mechanism.

  According to a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a door mechanism having an engaging portion and a drive mechanism portion that opens and closes the door portion by moving an action portion that engages with the engaging portion in an opening and closing direction. In the fully closed state, the action part is moved to a predetermined locking position which is a position capable of supporting an external force in the opening direction of the door part via the engagement part and the action part. A drive mechanism, and a manual operation mechanism that moves the operation unit located at the locking position from the locking position by manually operating the manual operation unit, and manually operates the manual operation unit in an emergency. This is a platform fence that allows the door portion in the fully closed state to move in the opening direction.

  According to a second aspect of the present invention, the manual operation mechanism allows the action part to reach the locking position and disengage from the locking position when not operated, and engages with the action part during operation to release the action. It is a home fence of 1st invention which has the unlocking cam part which moves the said action part to the direction different from this direction.

  According to a third aspect of the present invention, the manual operation mechanism unit includes a linkage unit that transmits the manual operation force of the manual operation unit to the unlocking cam unit, and the manual operation unit is located at a predetermined non-operation time when the operation is not performed. It is a home fence of 2nd invention which has a holding | maintenance part hold | maintained in each case at a position and the predetermined | prescribed operating position located at the time of an action | operation.

  According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, the manual operation mechanism unit is not located in either the non-operating position or the operating position, and no manual operating force is applied to the manual operating unit. In this case, the home fence according to the third aspect of the present invention has a restoring force applying portion (for example, a torsion spring 312 in FIG. 9) for applying a force for restoring the unlocking cam portion to a non-operating posture.

  5th invention incorporates the said drive mechanism part and the said manual operation mechanism part, The home side emergency hatch which makes the said manual operation part operable from the home side, and the said manual operation part can be operated from the track side A home fence according to any one of the first to fourth aspects of the present invention, further comprising a door storage portion having a track-side emergency hatch.

  A sixth invention is the home fence according to any one of the first to fourth inventions, wherein the manual operation unit is disposed at a position exposed to the track side.

  According to a seventh aspect of the invention, the drive mechanism section includes an annular cable-like body stretched in the moving direction of the door part, and a drive pulley that drives the cable-like body to rotate forward / reversely. The portion is provided in a predetermined portion of the cord-like body and reaches a first pulley on the door-end side on which the cord-like body is hung in the fully closed state. When the external force in the opening direction works, the external force is supported by the first pulley through the engaging portion and the action portion, thereby preventing the door portion from moving in the opening direction. A home fence according to any one of the sixth to sixth inventions.

  According to the 1st and 2nd invention, locking / unlocking can be performed with the driving force which opens and closes a door part. Since it is not necessary to equip a separate power source, power unit, or control unit to maintain the locked state, the manufacturing cost can be reduced by that amount, and the operation related to inspection and maintenance of electrical components related to the locking mechanism can be reduced. Cost can be reduced. Further, by manually operating the manual operation unit, the action unit located at the locking position can be moved from the locking position and forcibly manually unlocked. Therefore, it is possible to realize a home fence provided with a new locking mechanism and a manual unlocking mechanism that can be unlocked manually in the event of a power failure without requiring a dedicated mechanism or power unit for locking.

  According to the third invention, it is possible to stably hold the position of the manual operation unit and prevent malfunction.

  According to the fourth invention, it is possible to simplify the recovery work at the time of power failure recovery.

  According to the fifth aspect, the manual operation unit can be operated from either the home side or the track side.

  According to the sixth aspect, the manual operation unit can be operated only from the track side.

  According to the seventh invention, the drive mechanism can be realized with a small number of parts.

The front view which shows the example of an external appearance which looked at the home fence from the platform side. Sectional drawing seen from the track | orbit side which shows the example of an internal structure of the home fence of a fully closed state. Sectional drawing seen from the door-end side which shows the example of an internal structure of the home fence of a fully closed state. The perspective view which shows the structural example of an action part. The figure for demonstrating the operation | movement from a fully closed state to a fully open state (the 1). The figure for demonstrating the operation | movement from a fully closed state to a fully open state (the 2). The figure for demonstrating the operation | movement from a fully closed state to a fully open state (the 3). The state transition diagram around the driven pulley during the operation from the fully open state to the fully closed state. The side view seen from the orbit side which shows the example of composition of a manual operation mechanism part. The figure for demonstrating operation | movement of a manual operation mechanism part. The side view seen from the track side which shows the modification of a structure of a manual operation mechanism part. The side view seen from the track side which shows the modification of arrangement | positioning of a manual operation mechanism part.

Next, an embodiment of a home fence to which the present invention is applied will be described.
FIG. 1 is a front view showing an example of an external appearance of a home fence according to the present embodiment as viewed from the home side. Two home fences 2 (2R, 2L) having a bilaterally symmetric structure are connected to the tips of the door portions 4 of each other It is the example which opposedly arranged so that (door tip) could be matched. FIG. 1 (1) shows a fully closed state, and FIG. 1 (2) shows a fully opened state.

  Hereinafter, the left home fence 2 (2L) will be described as a representative, and the description of the right home fence 2 (2R) will be omitted. In order to facilitate understanding, the door drive system configuration and the locking system configuration will be explained mainly for the purpose of detecting electrical parts such as electric wires and power supply devices, passengers' remaining detection and leaning. The illustration and explanation of safety parts such as sensors, warning lights and warning speakers are omitted.

  In the description, the direction in which the door 4 is advanced from the door storage 6 to close the opening is “door” and “front”, and the door 4 is stored in the door storage 6 to open the opening. Will be described as “Tojiri” and “Back”.

FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view seen from the track side showing an example of the internal structure of the home fence 2 (2L) of the present embodiment in the fully closed state. FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the home fence as viewed from the door end side.
As shown in FIG. 2, the platform fence 2 (2L) supports the door portion 4 so as to be slidable in the lateral direction inside the waist-height door storage portion 6 fixed to the upper surface of the end of the track on the station platform. The sliding mechanism 8, the drive mechanism 10 that moves the door 4 in the lateral direction, the control board 15 that controls the drive mechanism 10 according to a control signal from the outside, and the manual operation unit 33 in an emergency. And a manual operation mechanism unit 3 that allows the door unit 4 in the fully closed state to be moved in the opening direction by manual operation. That is, the home fence 2 (2L) is classified as a so-called waist-high type sliding door type home fence.

  The door part 4 is a plate-shaped body or a fence body. In the present embodiment, it is realized by a single panel material, but it may be realized in a form in which a window is provided or a cross or a vertical tree is assembled to a frame-like body.

  The door storage portion 6 is a box-like body having an opening 61 through which the door portion 4 is inserted on the door end side (left side in FIG. 2), and is fixed to the end of the station platform near the track.

  The slide mechanism 8 is appropriately realized by a known linear motion mechanism. One slide mechanism 8 is provided above and below the door storage 6.

  The drive mechanism unit 10 includes a motor 101 that is driven and controlled by the control board 15, a drive pulley 103 that is driven by the motor, a driven pulley 104 that is installed closer to the door end than the drive pulley 103, and a drive pulley 103. An annular cable-like body 105 spanned between the driven pulley 104, an action part 110 fixed to the cable-like body, and an engagement part 120 engaged with the action part 110 are provided.

  Specifically, the motor 101 is installed on the door bottom side (right side in FIG. 2) of the door storage unit 6, and the drive pulley 103 is a horizontal axis in the thickness direction of the door storage unit 6 that is “home to the track direction”. Rotate with. Sensors such as limit switches used for stop control of the motor 101 can be provided as appropriate. Further, by using a motor with a brake or a servo motor as the motor 101, the stop accuracy can be increased. Further, a speed reduction mechanism unit may be provided between the motor 101 and the drive pulley 103 as appropriate.

  The driven pulley 104 is pivoted by a rotating shaft that protrudes from the inner surface on the track side of the door storage portion 6 (the track side member is not shown in FIG. 2 for cross-section display) toward the home side. It is supported.

The cord-like body 105 is a long linear body such as a wire, rope, chain, or belt.
The cord-like body 105 of this embodiment is realized by an annular endless toothed belt, and is stretched between the drive pulley 103 and the driven pulley 104, that is, in a loop shape in the moving direction of the door portion 4. As shown in FIG. 3, the position where the cord-like body 105 is stretched is closer to the track side than the door portion 4 and the slide mechanism 8.

  Note that a tensioner for appropriately maintaining the tension of the cord-like body 105 can be appropriately added to the drive mechanism unit 10.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view illustrating a configuration example of the action unit 110.
The action part 110 engages with the engagement part 120 fixed to the door part 4 to move the door part 4 in the opening / closing direction along with the forward / reverse driving of the drive mechanism part 10.

  The working part 110 of this embodiment is screwed to a roller 111 that engages with the engaging part 120, and an attachment 112 that has one end serving as a rotating shaft of the roller and the other end fixed to a predetermined position of the cord 105. Rod portion 113.

  The attachment 112 is fixed to a predetermined position located on the door-end side of the driven pulley 104, more specifically, directly on the door-end side of the rotation shaft of the driven pulley 104 when fully closed.

  The rod part 113 is fixed to the attachment 112 in a relative positional relationship in which one end projects perpendicularly or substantially perpendicularly to the home direction (door part 4 side) with respect to the cord-like body 105. That is, the roller 111 is in a state of being pivotally supported by a horizontal rotation shaft along the trajectory to the home direction orthogonal or substantially orthogonal to the moving direction of the door portion 4, and the rolling surface of the roller 111 is positioned at the position of the attachment 112. Therefore, the length of one end side of the rod portion 113 is offset from the stretched surface of the cord-like body 105 to the door portion 4 side.

Returning to FIG. 2, the engaging portion 120 has a cam portion 121 that comes into contact with the rolling surface of the roller 111 of the action portion 110, and is fixed to the track-side side surface of the door portion 4 near the door bottom.
The cam portion 121 of the present embodiment includes a first cam surface 122 that receives a driving force via the roller 111 when the door portion 4 is moved by driving of the driving mechanism portion 10, and the action portion 110 along the peripheral portion of the driven pulley 104. And a second cam surface 123 along the movement path of the roller 111 when moving.

  More specifically, the first cam surface 122 has a vertical or substantially vertical surface that contacts the roller 111 on the door end side. The second cam surface 123 starts from the end of the first cam surface 122 on the door-end side, and moves along an outer edge locus of the rolling surface of the roller 111 when moving along at least the periphery of the driven pulley 104 from directly above. Draw the same arc as.

  Next, the operation of the home fence 2 (2L) from the fully closed state to the fully open state in the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. 2 and FIGS.

  When in the fully closed state, the home fence 2 (2L) is in the state shown in FIG. The roller 111 of the action unit 110 is located just beside or substantially beside the door tip side of the rotation shaft of the driven pulley 104. Even if an external force (an external force in the right direction in FIG. 2) acts on the door portion 4 in the direction in which the door portion 4 is opened, the external force is transmitted from the engaging portion 120 to the roller 111 and from the roller 111 to the rod. Is transmitted to the driven pulley 104 via the section 113 and the attachment 112 (and sandwiching the cord-like body 105), and the rotating shaft of the driven pulley 104, more specifically, the fixed portion between the rotating shaft and the door storage portion 6 is transmitted. Received by. Therefore, the door part 4 cannot be opened. That is, it can be said that the roller 111 is in the locking position.

To open the home fence 2 (2L) from the fully closed state, the control board 15 starts door opening operation control for controlling the motor 101 so that the driving pulley 103 rotates clockwise.
Then, as shown in FIG. 5, the driven pulley 104 and the cord-like body 105 also start to rotate clockwise. At this time, the roller 111 of the action portion 110 gradually approaches the driven pulley 104 while rolling along the second cam surface 123 of the engagement portion 120. At this stage, no force is transmitted from the action part 110 to the engagement part 120 due to the idle rotation of the roller 111. The driving force of the drive mechanism unit 10 is not transmitted to the door unit 4 and the door unit 4 does not move.

  Eventually, as shown in FIG. 6, when the roller 111 of the action part 110 comes into contact with the first cam surface 122 of the engaging part 120, the driving force of the driving mechanism part 10 starts to be transmitted to the door part 4. From here, the door part 4 starts to move in the door bottom direction and begins to be housed inside the door housing part 6 as shown in FIG.

  The control board 15 stops the motor 101 when the cumulative rotation angle from the start of the door opening operation of the motor 101 reaches a predetermined value necessary for the door unit 4 to be stored in the door storage unit 6. As a result, the home fence 2 (2L) is fully opened as shown in FIG.

Next, the operation from the fully open state to the fully closed state will be described.
FIG. 8 is a state transition diagram of the driven pulley 104 and its surroundings during the operation from the fully open state to the fully closed state in the present embodiment.
As shown in FIG. 8A, when the control board 15 receives a predetermined signal for closing the home fence 2 (2L) from the external device, the drive pulley 103 and the driven pulley 104 are referred to in FIGS. The door closing operation control for controlling the motor 101 so as to rotate counterclockwise is started. Then, the cord-like body 105 also starts to rotate counterclockwise, and the roller 111 of the action portion 110 moves away from the door bottom side surface of the first cam surface 122 of the engaging portion 120, and immediately the door tip side surface ( Abuts the upper end of the second cam surface 123). Thereby, the drive force of the drive mechanism part 10 is transmitted to the door part 4, and the door part 4 starts a movement to a door-end direction.

  When the action part 110 eventually reaches the door end side of the driven pulley 104, the roller 111 of the action part 110 is moved from the door side surface of the first cam surface 122 as shown in FIGS. 8 (2) to 8 (3). It moves to the 2 cam surface 123, begins to fall along the 2nd cam surface 123. If it will be in this state, the power of the drive mechanism part 10 will almost not be transmitted to the door part 4, and the movement of the door part 4 will be in the state which stopped or almost stopped.

  Then, as shown in FIG. 8 (4), the control board 15 reaches the predetermined value required for the cumulative rotation angle from the start of the door closing operation to protrude the door part 4 from the door storage part 6 by a predetermined dimension. Then, the motor 101 is stopped. That is, the home fence 2 (2L) returns to the fully closed state shown in FIGS. 1A and 1B, and the roller 111 of the action unit 110 is in the locking position at the side of the door end of the rotation shaft of the driven pulley 104 or substantially at the side. It will be in a stopped state.

Next, the manual operation mechanism unit 3 will be described.
The manual operation mechanism unit 3 is a mechanism unit that moves the action unit 110 located at the locking position by manual operation from the locking position, that is, forcibly unlocks.

FIG. 9 is a side view of the configuration example of the manual operation mechanism unit 3 as seen from the track side.
The manual operation mechanism unit 3 includes an unlocking cam unit 31, a linkage unit 32, a manual operation unit 33, and a holding unit 34.

  The unlocking cam portion 31 is pivotally supported by a swing shaft 66 that faces the home side and is fixed to the track side surface of the door storage portion 6, and swings between the driven pulley 104 and the engagement portion 120. (See FIG. 3).

  A torsion spring 312 is inserted into the swing shaft 66 as a restoring force applying portion, and one arm of the torsion spring 312 is hooked on a push-up pin 313 erected on the raceway side surface of the unlocking cam portion 31. The arm is hung on a fixed pin 62 erected on the track side surface of the door storage portion 6 so as to face the home side. The unlocking cam portion 31 is urged counterclockwise as viewed from the track side (as viewed in FIG. 9) about the swing shaft 66 by the urging force of the torsion spring 312, and the track side of the door storage portion 6. Positioning is performed by abutting against a positioning pin 63 erected on the side surface facing the home side. This positioned posture is referred to as “non-operating posture” of the unlocking cam portion 31.

On the driven pulley 104 side of the unlocking cam portion 31, a guide groove portion 314 that engages with the roller 111 of the action portion 110 is provided.
In the non-operating posture, the guide groove portion 314 allows the action portion 110 to reach the locking position and leave the locking position, while the unlocking cam portion 31 (as viewed from the track side; toward FIG. 9). When operating by swinging in the clockwise direction, the action portion 110 and the guide groove portion 314 engage with each other and are different from the direction of disengagement (the lower direction of the driven pulley 104, the opposite of the driven pulley 104). The action part 110 is moved in the clockwise direction.

  In the unlocking cam portion 31, the linkage portion 32 is connected to a connection pin 316 erected on the door bottom side with respect to the swing shaft 66, and the unlocking cam portion 31 and the manual operation portion 33 are linked.

  The link part 32 of this embodiment has the wire 321 and the pull rod 322 engaged with the said wire.

  The wire 321 has an upper end fixed to the connection pin 316 and a lower end fixed to a wire fixing portion 325 fixed to the track-side inner wall of the door storage unit 6. And the wire 321 is hung on the front-end | tip side front end of the pull rod 322 in the intermediate position of the wire 321. FIG.

  The pull rod 322 is a rod that is slidably supported along the door opening / closing direction, and the operation position is held by a holding portion 34 that is erected from the raceway side surface of the door storage portion 6.

A manual operation unit 33 is provided on the door bottom side of the pull rod 322.
The manual operation unit 33 is a part that is gripped to manually unlock the door unit 4 in an emergency, and can be opened from the home side or the track side by opening the home side emergency hatch 64 or the track side emergency hatch 65. Operation becomes possible (see FIG. 3).

  A non-operating position notch 323 and an operating position notch 324 cut out closer to the door end than the non-operating position notch 323 are provided on the door bottom side of the pull rod 322. . The protrusions of the protruding leaf springs 343 fixed to the holding part 34 are engaged with the recesses formed by the notch 323 for the non-operating position and the notch 324 for the operating position to hold the position of the pull rod 322.

Next, the operation of the manual operation mechanism unit 3 will be described.
As shown in FIG. 9, in a normal state where the home fence 2 is used as usual, the protrusion of the protruding leaf spring 343 is fitted to the notch 323 for the non-operating position, and the pull rod 322 and the manual operation portion 33 are connected. Holding in the non-operating position. That is, the manual operation mechanism unit 3 is in an inoperative state, and the unlocking cam unit 31 allows the action unit 110 to reach the locking position and to leave the locking position. Therefore, the door mechanism 4 is opened / closed and locked / unlocked by the drive mechanism 10 as described above.

  On the other hand, in the event of a power failure when the home fence 2 is fully closed, the home-side emergency hatch 64 or the track-side emergency hatch 65 is removed, and the manual operation unit 33 is gripped and moved in the door-end direction.

  Then, as shown in FIG. 10, the engagement between the notch 323 for non-operating position and the protruding portion of the protruding leaf spring 343 is released, and the pull rod 322 and the manual operating portion 33 slide to the door bottom side. This time, the notch 324 for operating position and the raised leaf spring 343 are engaged, and the pull rod 322 and the manual operation portion 33 are held in the operating position.

When the operating position is reached, the wire 321 is pulled down via the pull rod 322, and the unlocking cam portion 31 swings clockwise (as viewed from the track side; toward FIG. 10).
At this time, when the action part 110 is located at the locking position, the guide groove part 314 engages with the roller 111 (see FIG. 4) of the action part 110 to forcibly move the action part 110 in the swinging direction. That is, along with the forced movement of the action part 110, not only the cord-like body 105 integrally connected to the action part 110 but also the driven pulley 104 that meshes with the cord-like body 105 also rotates counterclockwise. The part 110 is removed from the locking position to the lower side of the driven pulley 104 and is forcibly unlocked. Thereby, the door part 4 can be manually opened and closed.

If the power failure is restored, restore the previous procedure by reversing the procedure.
That is, the door portion 4 is returned to the fully closed state, and the pull rod 322 and the manual operation portion 33 are slid to the door end side to return to the non-operating position. Thus, the unlocking cam portion 31 is rotated counterclockwise by a restoring force (viewed from the track side) by the torsion spring 312 and restored to the non-operating posture of FIG. At this time, the guide groove part 314 pushes up the action part 110 to return to the original locking position.

As mentioned above, according to this embodiment, the home fence provided with the new locking mechanism and the manual unlocking mechanism is realizable.
That is, locking / unlocking can be performed with a driving force that opens and closes the door portion 4. It is not necessary to equip a separate power source, power unit, and control device for locking, thereby reducing the manufacturing cost and the operating cost for checking and maintaining the electrical components for locking. In addition, since the locking mechanism itself is built in the single home fence 2 (2L) and operates only inside, the movable member of the locking mechanism does not protrude from the protruding end of the door. A new home fence equipped with a mechanical locking mechanism that can be applied to any type, whether full size or waist high size, can be realized.

  And at the time of a power failure, it can be unlocked manually from the home side or the track side without an auxiliary power source.

[Modification]
As mentioned above, although embodiment which applied this invention was described, embodiment of this invention is not restricted to the above, A component can be added, changed and abbreviate | omitted suitably.

  For example, a configuration in which the wire 321 of the linkage part 32 is omitted and the pull rod 322 is directly connected to the unlocking cam part 31 as shown in FIG.

  Further, in the above embodiment, the manual operation unit 33 is built in the door storage unit 6 so that it cannot be seen from the outside in normal times. However, as shown in FIG. It is also possible to provide a configuration in which the operation opening portion 67 is provided and the manual operation portion 33 is exposed to the track side so that the manual operation portion 33 is positioned in the opening portion.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 2 ... Home fence 3 ... Manual operation mechanism part 31 ... Unlocking cam part 312 ... Torsion spring 313 ... Push-up pin 314 ... Guide groove part 316 ... Connection pin 32 ... Linkage part 321 ... Wire 322 ... Pull rod 323 ... Notch for position at the time of non-operation 324: Notch for position during operation 325: Wire fixing part 33 ... Manual operation part 34 ... Holding part 343 ... Projected leaf spring 4 ... Door part 6 ... Door storage part 62 ... Fixing pin 63 ... Positioning pin 64 ... Home side emergency Hatch 65 ... Track-side emergency hatch 66 ... Oscillating shaft 8 ... Slide mechanism 10 ... Drive mechanism 101 ... Motor 103 ... Drive pulley 104 ... Follower pulley 105 ... Cord-like body 110 ... Action part
111 ... Laura
112 ... Attachment
113 ... Rod part 120 ... Engagement part
121 ... Cam part
122 ... 1st cam surface
123 ... Second cam surface 15 ... Control board

Claims (7)

A door portion having an engagement portion;
A drive mechanism that opens and closes the door by moving an action part that engages with the engagement part in the opening and closing direction, and applies an external force in the opening direction of the door when the door is fully closed. The drive mechanism for moving the action part to a predetermined locking position, which is a position that can be supported via the engagement part and the action part;
By manually operating the manual operation unit, the manual operation mechanism unit that moves the action unit located at the locking position from the locking position;
A home fence that allows the door part in the fully closed state to be moved in the opening direction by manually operating the manual operation part in an emergency. The manual operation mechanism allows the action part to reach the locking position and detach from the locking position when not operated, and engages with the action part when operated to be different from the direction of detachment. An unlocking cam part for moving the action part to
The home fence according to claim 1. The manual operation mechanism is
A linkage portion for transmitting a manual operation force of the manual operation portion to the unlocking cam portion;
A holding unit for holding the manual operation unit in each case at a predetermined non-operating position positioned at the time of non-operation and a predetermined operating position positioned at the time of operation;
The home fence according to claim 2, comprising: The manual operation mechanism is
When the manual operation unit is not positioned at either the non-operating position or the operating position and no manual operating force is applied to the manual operating unit, the unlocking cam unit is not operated. A restoring force imparting unit that imparts a restoring force to the posture,
The home fence according to claim 3, comprising: A home-side emergency hatch that incorporates the drive mechanism unit and the manual operation mechanism unit, and that allows the manual operation unit to be operated from the home side, and a track-side emergency hatch that allows the manual operation unit to be operated from the track side. And a door storage unit,
The home fence according to any one of claims 1 to 4, further comprising: The manual operation unit is disposed at a position exposed on the track side,
The home fence as described in any one of Claims 1-4. The drive mechanism unit includes an annular cord-like body stretched in the moving direction of the door portion, and a drive pulley that drives the cord-like body to rotate forward / reversely,
The action part is provided in a predetermined part of the cord-like body and reaches a first pulley on a door-end side on which the cord-like body is hung in a fully closed state.
When an external force in the opening direction is applied to the door portion in the fully closed state, the external force is supported by the first pulley through the engagement portion and the action portion, so that the door portion opens. The home fence as described in any one of Claims 1-6 by which movement of is prevented.

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