JP2018095439A - Elevator calling system - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a technique for improving convenience when using an elevator.SOLUTION: An elevator calling system includes a beacon transmitting device, a portable terminal, and a server. The beacon transmitting device is disposed in a landing of an elevator and transmits a beacon signal that is a radio signal. The portable terminal acquires a destination floor by retrieving data in that a departure floor is associated with a destination floor in advance while setting a floor where a beacon signal is detected as a departure floor and transmits the departure floor and the destination floor. The server receives information of the two floors transmitted from the portable terminal and sets an elevator control part for controlling the movement of an elevator cage such that it is moved to the destination floor from the departure floor.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  Embodiment described in this specification is related with the technique which sets the raising / lowering floor of an elevator.

  A system for calling an elevator and inputting a destination floor using a portable terminal possessed by a user is disclosed.

  This elevator system includes a smartphone (portable terminal) and an elevator control device. When the landing button and the destination floor button are operated on the touch panel, the smartphone generates call information based on the button and transmits the call information to the elevator control device. The elevator control device registers the call information transmitted from the smartphone, and controls the operation of the elevator based on the registered call information.

Japanese Patent Laying-Open No. 2015-51842 Japanese translation of PCT publication No. 2003-511320

Generally, when a user uses an elevator, it is necessary to call the elevator. At this time, in the prior art, the following operation is required.
・ Press the call button installed at the hall.
• Operate a dedicated input device.
-Operate the touch panel of a portable terminal (for example, the above elevator system).

  In the prior art, even when going back and forth on a floor that is routinely determined, there is a problem in terms of convenience that there is an inconvenience that a manual operation must be performed every time the elevator is called. In addition, in a situation where manual operation is difficult, such as when both hands of the user are blocked, there is also a problem that the operation must be performed after opening the hand by placing luggage.

  Embodiment aims at providing the technique which improves the convenience at the time of using an elevator.

  The elevator call system of an embodiment has a beacon transmission device, a portable terminal, and a server. The beacon transmission device is installed at an elevator hall and transmits a beacon signal that is a radio signal. The portable terminal searches the floor where the beacon signal is detected as the departure floor for data in which the departure floor and the destination floor are associated in advance, acquires the destination floor, and transmits the departure floor and the destination floor. . The server receives the information on the two floors transmitted from the portable terminal, and sets the elevator control unit that controls the movement of the elevator cab to move from the departure floor to the destination floor.

It is a figure which shows the system configuration example of embodiment. It is a figure showing a functional block diagram of a system of an embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of the example of a table structure managed by the boarding information database which a portable terminal memorize | stores. It is a figure which shows an example of the example of a table structure managed with a property information database. It is a figure which shows an example of the example of a table structure managed with a control information database. It is a figure which shows an example of the example of a table structure managed with a hall information database. It is a figure which shows the example of a display of the portable terminal at the time of registration. It is a figure which shows the example of a display of a portable terminal at the time of updating the registered information. It is a flowchart which shows the operation example of the hall information acquisition part of a portable terminal. It is a flowchart which shows the operation example of the boarding information confirmation part of a portable terminal. It is a flowchart which shows the operation example of the new registration part of a portable terminal. It is a flowchart which shows the operation example of the control information monitoring part of a server system.

  In the elevator call system of the embodiment, by registering the departure floor and the destination floor of the elevator using a mobile terminal, when the user who has the mobile terminal arrives at the elevator landing from the next time onward, the elevator call is automatically made. Call and register a call to the destination floor. This eliminates the need for manual operation that is required every time the user calls the elevator.

  Hereinafter, aspects of the embodiment will be described with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an elevator call system. The elevator call system 1 includes a mobile terminal 2 possessed by a user, a server system 3, and an elevator system 4 connected to the mobile terminal 2 and the server system 3.

  The mobile terminal 2 is a terminal such as a smartphone possessed by each user who uses the elevator, and there is one or a plurality of terminals. The portable terminal 2 holds call registration to the departure floor and destination floor of the elevator and past boarding information. The portable terminal 2 has a wireless communication device 8 and a boarding information database J (details will be described later). In the drawing, the database is referred to as DB. The wireless communication device 8 of the portable terminal 2 is data-connected by wireless communication between the access point 12 and the beacon device 13 of the elevator system 4.

  The server system 3 provides property information and manages and monitors elevator control information. The server system 3 has a main control unit 9, a property information database B, and a control information database C (details of each database will be described later). The server system 3 is connected to an elevator hall 11 of the elevator system 4 via an access point 12 and a LAN 6 (LAN: Local Area Network). The server system 3 is connected to the elevator control panel 14 of the elevator system 4 via the remote control board 5 and the elevator control transmission line 7 connected by the LAN 6.

  The elevator system 4 provides a user with an elevator function such as transportation. In the elevator system 4, there are a plurality of elevator halls 11 for each floor, and an access point 12, a beacon device 13, and a hall information database H are installed respectively.

  The access point 12 performs data communication with a wireless LAN compliant with the IEEE802.11 series standard, for example. The access point 12 relays / controls data communication between the mobile terminal 2 and the server system 3. The beacon device 13 performs short-range wireless communication based on the IEEE802.15 series standard, for example. The beacon device 13 is installed in the vicinity of the opening / closing door of the elevator 10 in this example. The beacon device 13 transmits a radio wave (beacon signal). The mobile terminal 2 held by the user detects whether or not the own device or the user is in the vicinity of the beacon device 13 by detecting a beacon output from the beacon device 13. That is, the mobile terminal 2 can determine whether or not there is a user near the opening / closing door of the elevator 10.

  The output radio wave intensity of the access point 12 and the beacon device 13 is adjusted in advance by an administrator or a system builder. It can also be adjusted during operation as required. In this example, the radio wave intensity of the access point 12 and the beacon device 13 installed on each floor is adjusted so as not to affect the access point 12 and the beacon device 13 installed on at least another floor. In particular, the beacon device 13 is adjusted to such an extent that it can be determined that the user's mobile terminal 2 is in the vicinity of the elevator opening / closing door of the elevator hall 11 (about several meters).

  FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing functions of the elevator call system 1. The mobile terminal 2 includes a hall information acquisition unit 21, a boarding information confirmation unit 22, a new registration unit 23, and a control information transmission unit 24. Each of these functional units is realized by a configuration including a processor 251 that is an arithmetic processing device such as a CPU, a memory 252 that is a main storage device, and a storage 211. That is, it is realized by the processor 251 expanding the program stored in advance in the storage 211 in the memory 252 and executing the calculation. A configuration including the above functional units, the processor 251, and the memory 252 is referred to as a control unit 201. The boarding information database J is stored in the storage 211 which is a nonvolatile storage device.

  The server system 3 includes a property information transmission unit 31, a control information registration unit 32, a control information monitoring unit 33, and a control information transmission unit 34. Each of these functional units is realized by a processor 351 that is an arithmetic processing unit such as a CPU, a memory 352 that is a main storage device, and a storage 311, and the processor 351 executes a program stored in advance in the storage 311. This is realized. The main control unit 9 includes the above functional units, a processor 351, and a memory 352. The control information database C and the property information database B are stored in a storage 311 that is a nonvolatile storage device.

  The elevator system 4 includes the beacon device 13, the access point 12, and the elevator control unit 41.

  In this example, the elevator control unit 41 is realized by the remote control board 5 and the elevator control panel 14, and controls the elevator 10 ascending / descending movement, stopping at a designated floor, and maintaining the stop by the user's operation.

  The beacon device 13 includes a control circuit 131 that performs overall control of the device internal unit, and a storage unit 132 that can store data in a volatile and non-volatile manner. The hall information transmission unit 133 includes a radio wave transmission antenna, and transmits each data of the hall information database H under an instruction from the control circuit 131. The hall information transmitting unit 133 is always executed when the elevator call system 1 is in operation, and transmits hall information to the portable terminal 2 when a user who has the portable terminal 2 arrives at the elevator hall 11. .

  The access point 12 includes a control circuit 121 that performs overall control of units within the apparatus, and a storage unit 122 that can store setting data (encryption key information, parameters, and the like) when performing wireless communication in a volatile and non-volatile manner. The access point 12 includes an antenna and the like, and includes a wireless communication unit 123 that relays data transmitted and received between the mobile terminal 2 and the server system 3 based on an instruction from the control circuit 121.

  Next, the structure of data used in the embodiment will be described.

  FIG. 3 shows a data configuration managed by the boarding information database J of the portable terminal 2. In the boarding information database J, the property ID, departure floor information, destination floor information, and automatic call necessity flag (necessary: 1, no: 0) are associated with each other. The automatic call necessity flag is flag data indicating whether the automatic call is valid or invalid. For example, the case where there is registration with the same ID as the first floor as the departure floor and the destination floor as the third floor and the registration where the first floor as the departure floor and the destination floor as the fifth floor will be described as an example. The automatic call necessity flag sets whether the third floor or the fifth floor is automatically set as the target floor when the user is on the first floor. For example, if the first floor of the departure floor and the third floor of the destination floor are set as automatic call-required, the system 1 automatically calls the first floor and goes to the third floor when the user enters the beacon area on the first floor, Do not go to the 5th floor.

  These pieces of information such as the property ID, departure floor information, destination floor information, and automatic call necessity flag are used by the boarding information confirmation unit 22 to determine the necessity of new registration and the necessity of transmission of control information. These pieces of information are registered when the user operates the mobile terminal 2. The portable terminal 2 creates control information based on these pieces of information, and transmits the control information to the server system 3 by the control information transmission unit 24.

  FIG. 4 shows a data configuration example managed by the property information database B of the server system 3. The property information database B stores property IDs and information related to floor configuration information in association with each other. The property ID is identification information that is uniquely defined for each building or condominium in which the elevator system 4 is installed, and each installed elevator. In the floor configuration information, information on floors that can be used by the elevator system 4 is stored. Such information is input in advance by an administrator or system builder before operation. These pieces of information are transmitted to the portable terminal 2 by the property information transmitting unit 31 of the server system 3.

  Note that the mobile terminal 2 may hold the information shown in FIG. 4 in association with each other.

  FIG. 5 shows a data configuration example managed by the control information database C of the server system 3. The control information database C stores information about a registration number, departure floor information, and destination floor information. The control information database C functions as a buffer (queue, queue) for output to the elevator control unit 41. These pieces of information are registered by the control information registration unit 32 of the server system 3, and registration numbers are added in the registered order. Further, the server system 3 creates control information based on these information by the control information transmission unit 34 and transmits the control information to the elevator system 4.

  FIG. 6 shows a data configuration example managed by the hall information database H in the elevator system 4. The hall information database H stores server access information (such as URL and IP address) for uniquely identifying a server and hall floor information. The landing floor information varies depending on the installation floor of the landing information database H. For example, in the case of the hall information database H installed on the first floor, the numerical value 1 is stored in the hall floor information, and in the case of the second floor, the numerical value 2 is stored in the hall floor information. The server access information and the landing floor information are registered in advance, and are referred to by the beacon device 13 and transmitted to the portable terminal 2 by the landing information transmission unit 133. The property ID may be associated with the correspondence relationship in FIG.

  Next, FIG. 7 shows a screen display example at the time of registration of the mobile terminal 2.

  When the user enters the beacon transmission area of the elevator hall, the portable terminal 2 displays an elevator call confirmation screen to notify that the elevator is available (FIG. 7A). Here, the user presses the Yes button.

  The mobile terminal 2 displays the current floor of the user and the floor configuration information of the property (information on which floor can be used) (FIG. 7B). The user selects the destination floor by turning on the radio button and presses the enter button. In the example of FIG. 7B, it is assumed that the user is on the first floor and the fifth floor is selected as the destination floor.

  The portable terminal 2 causes the user to select whether to automatically call from the next time (FIG. 7C). When the Yes button is pressed here, the elevator call system 1 sets and registers the first floor as the departure floor and the fifth floor as the destination floor in the system as automatic call: essential. In this example, the information is registered in the boarding information database J of the mobile terminal 2. After registration, when a user enters the beacon area on the first floor, the elevator call system 1 transmits a call so that the elevator heads to the first floor where the user is located, and sets the destination floor as the fifth floor. Set in the elevator control unit 41. When the No button is pressed on the screen of FIG. 7C, the departure floor and the destination floor are automatically called: unnecessary and set and registered in the system.

  Moreover, the elevator call system 1 calls the elevator cab 10 to the floor where the user is located (the first floor). The portable terminal 2 notifies the user that the elevator call has been transmitted (FIG. 7D).

  Next, FIG. 8 shows a display example of the mobile terminal 2 when updating registered information. In order to realize the following, it is assumed that information on each property (property name, floor structure of the property, etc.) acquired when the elevator approaches is held on the mobile terminal 2 side.

  The mobile terminal 2 displays a list of registered properties (FIG. 8A). The property name displayed here is a building or apartment name associated with the property ID. When the user selects a property whose setting is to be changed from the list, the mobile terminal 2 displays the registered departure floor and destination floor corresponding to the property ID (FIG. 8B). The user selects information to be changed and presses an edit button. It should be noted that the necessity setting for automatic calling can be changed by a check button in FIG. This check button (necessity of automatic call) is linked with the automatic call necessity flag shown in FIG.

  When the edit button is pressed on the screen of FIG. 8B, the portable terminal 2 displays a departure floor setting screen (FIG. 8C). When the user selects the departure floor and presses the “OK” button, the portable terminal 2 displays a destination floor setting screen (FIG. 8D). When the user selects the destination floor and presses the enter button, the portable terminal 2 displays a change confirmation screen (FIG. 8 (E)). When the user presses the OK button here, the portable terminal 2 updates the information in the boarding information database J.

  Next, an operation example of the elevator call system 1 will be described with reference to the flowcharts of FIGS.

  FIG. 9 is a flowchart illustrating an operation example of the hall information acquisition unit 21 of the mobile terminal 2, and FIG. 10 is a flowchart illustrating an operation example of the boarding information confirmation unit 22 of the mobile terminal 2. FIG. 11 is a flowchart illustrating an operation example of the new registration unit 23 of the mobile terminal 2, and FIG. 12 is a flowchart illustrating an operation example of the control information monitoring unit 33 of the server system 3. As described above, the flowchart of each drawing is a flowchart for each functional unit shown in FIG. 2. Here, description will be made in accordance with the processing procedure of (I) operation at the time of new registration and (II) automatic call operation. (I) The operation at the time of new registration and (II) the operation of automatic call are realized by combining the above functional units. Therefore, in the following description of the flowchart, it will be described across the figures.

(I. Operation during new registration)
In this example, the boarding information database J of the portable terminal 2, the property information database B, the control information database C of the server system 3, and the hall information database H of the beacon device 13 are in the state shown in FIGS. It is assumed that Further, it is assumed that a call by the elevator call system 1 is not being executed.

(I-1) The hall information acquisition part 21 of the portable terminal 2 receives the hall information shown in FIG. 6 transmitted by the hall information transmission part 133 of the beacon device 13 by entering the beacon area.
(I-2) The hall information acquisition unit 21 acquires server access information: 172.16.0.1 and hall floor information: 1 from the received information (FIG. 9: ACT001).
(I-3) The hall information acquisition unit 21 confirms that the call is not being “executed” by the elevator call system 1 (see (I-10) and (I-18) described later) (FIG. 9: ACT002). No), the property information (property ID: 0000123, floor configuration information: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5) shown in FIG. 4 is acquired from the server system 3 (FIG. 9: ACT003). The main control unit 9 in the server system 3 receives the property information request from the mobile terminal 2, and transmits the property information to the landing information acquisition unit 21 of the mobile terminal 2 by the property information transmission unit 31.
(I-4) The boarding information acquisition unit 21 outputs the landing floor information acquired from the beacon device 13 and the property information acquired from the server system 3 to the boarding information confirmation unit 22 of the mobile terminal 2 (ACT004).

(I-5) The boarding information confirmation unit 22 of the mobile terminal 2 gets on the mobile terminal 2 shown in FIG. 3 based on the combination of the property ID: 0000123 in the received property information and the landing floor information: 1. The information database J is searched (FIG. 10: ACT 101), and since there is no matching boarding information (ACT 101-No), the property information and the landing floor information are output to the new registration unit 23 of the portable terminal 2 (FIG. 10: ACT 104).

(I-6) The new registration unit 23 of the mobile terminal 2 notifies the user that there is new information at the start of processing (FIG. 11: ACT 201), and selects whether to register this information (FIG. 11). : ACT202). The user chooses to register here (FIG. 11: ACT 202-register).
(I-7) The new registration unit 23, based on the floor configuration information in the property information: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, can be used as the destination floor (2, 3, 4, 5 floors) Is displayed to the user (FIG. 11: ACT 203), and the user is made to select the destination floor (FIG. 11: ACT 204). In addition, it is selected based on the registration information whether to perform automatic call from the next time on (FIG. 11: ACT 205). Here, it is assumed that the user has selected destination floor: 5, automatic call: required (1).
(I-8) The new registration unit 23 stores in the boarding information database J the property ID: 00001233 in the property information shown in FIG. 3, the landing floor information: 1 as the departure floor, and the destination floor selected by the user: 5 and the automatic call flag determined by the user selection: required (1) are registered (FIG. 11: ACT 206).
(I-9) The new registration unit 23 causes the user to select whether to call the elevator using the boarding information registered so far (FIG. 11: ACT 207). When the user selects to execute (FIG. 11: ACT207-execute), the new registration unit 23 outputs the departure floor information: 1 and the destination floor information: 5 to the control information transmission unit 24 of the mobile terminal 2 ( Figure 11: ACT208).
(I-10) The control information transmission unit 24 of the mobile terminal 2 creates control information (departure floor information: 1, destination floor information: 5), and transmits it to the server system 3. At this time, it is stored in the portable terminal 2 that “call is being executed” by the elevator call system 1.

  Subsequently, the main control unit 9 in the server system 3 receives the control information transmitted from the mobile terminal 2, and the control information registration unit 32 stores the control information in the control information database C in the server system 3 shown in FIG. (Registration number: 4, departure floor information: 1, destination floor information: 5) is newly registered. The main control unit 9 in the server system 3 periodically executes the following processing of the control information monitoring unit 33. Alternatively, it may be executed after the control information registration unit 32 is completed.

(I-11) The control information monitoring unit 33 of the server system 3 checks whether there is registration information in the control information database C in the server system 3 (FIG. 12: ACT 301). When there is registration information (FIG. 12: ACT301-present), departure floor information: 1 and destination floor information: 3 are acquired from the record of registration number: 1, which is the oldest control information, and the control information of the server system 3 is transmitted. The departure floor information: 1 and the destination floor information: 3 are output to the unit 34 (FIG. 12: ACT 302). The control information monitoring unit 33 deletes the record with the registration number: 1 after the output (FIG. 12: ACT 303).

(I-12) The control information transmission unit 34 of the server system 3 transmits the departure floor information: 1 and the destination floor information: 3 of the received control information to the elevator system 4.
(I-13) The elevator control unit 41 in the elevator system 4 calls the departure floor of the elevator 10 based on the control information received from the server system 3 (departure floor information: 1, destination floor information: 3), and Set / register destination floor call according to elevator status.

  The processes (I-11) to (I-13) are executed according to the sequence of the registration numbers for the records with the registration numbers: 2 to 4 remaining in the control information database C. For the record of registration number: 4, the elevator call instructed in the above procedure is executed at the timing when the above (I-11) to (I-13) are executed, and the elevator 10 arrives at the first floor as the departure floor. .

(I-14) The user gets on the elevator that has arrived on the first floor.
(I-15) The elevator control unit 41 registers a call on the fifth floor based on the destination floor information: 5 received as control information.
(I-16) The user gets off after arrival at the 5th floor.

When the user gets off (or arrives) on the fifth floor, the hall information acquisition unit 21 of the mobile terminal 2 receives a beacon signal from the beacon device 13 installed in the elevator hall 11 on the fifth floor.
(I-17) The hall information acquisition unit 21 of the portable terminal 2 acquires hall information (server access information: 172.16.0.1, hall information: 5 (FIG. 9: ACT001)).
(I-18) The boarding information acquisition unit 21 confirms that the elevator calling system 1 is in the “calling in progress” state (FIG. 9: ACT002-Yes), and acquires the destination floor being called as 5 and the acquired landing floor After confirming that the information 5 matches (FIG. 9: ACT005-Yes), the state of “calling in progress” by the elevator call system 1 is canceled (FIG. 9: ACT006).

(II. Automatic call operation)
Next, the automatic call operation will be described. In this example, the property information database B, the control information database C, and the hall information database H are in the state shown in FIGS. The boarding information database J includes, in addition to the information in FIG. 3, boarding information (property ID: 00001233, departure floor information: 1, destination floor information: 5, automatic call necessity flag, registered in (I) at the time of new registration. : Description will be made assuming that the key (1)) is registered. Further, it is assumed that a call by the elevator call system 1 is not being executed.

(II-1) The process is performed in the same flow as I-1 to I-4.
(II-2) The boarding information confirmation unit 22 of the mobile terminal 2 uses the combination of the property ID 000000012 in the received property information and the landing floor information 1 in the boarding information database J of the mobile terminal 2. (FIG. 10: ACT101). The boarding information confirmation unit 22 searches the boarding information database J in which the departure floor and the destination floor are associated in advance with the floor where the beacon signal is detected as the departure floor, and acquires the destination floor. Here, the above-described I.D. Since the information registered in the above (property ID: 00001233, departure floor information: 1, destination floor information: 5, automatic call necessity flag: required (1)) matches (FIG. 10: ACT101-Yes), next automatic call After confirming that the flag is essential (1) (FIG. 10: ACT102: essential (1)), the control information transmitting unit 24 of the portable terminal 2 is notified of the departure floor information: 1 and the destination floor obtained as a search result. Information: 5 is output (FIG. 10: ACT103).
(II-3) The process is performed in the same flow as I-10 to I-18.

  In the above-described embodiment, the mobile terminal 2 transmits data to the server system 3 via the access point 12, but the server 2 transmits data to the server system 3 via a wireless Internet connection service network such as the 3G standard or 4G standard. May be accessed. In this case, the server system 3 may be provided as a cloud server.

  Moreover, in embodiment, it demonstrated as what detects a user in the elevator hall by the beacon signal of the beacon apparatus 13. FIG. In addition to this, it may be implemented to detect whether the user is at the elevator hall based on a radio signal (beacon signal) output from other radio communication means (for example, access point 12).

  In the present embodiment, the function for implementing the invention is recorded in advance in the apparatus. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the same function may be downloaded from the network to the apparatus. You may install what was memorize | stored in the apparatus. The recording medium may be any form as long as the recording medium can store the program and can be read by the apparatus, such as a CD-ROM. In addition, the function obtained by installing or downloading in advance may be realized in cooperation with an OS (operating system) inside the apparatus.

  As described in detail above, according to the configuration of the embodiment, it is only necessary to register the destination floor once at the departure floor of each property, and from the next time onwards, without performing elevator call registration by manual operation, Can be called. Thereby, the convenience at the time of using an elevator increases.

  The present invention can be implemented in various other forms without departing from the spirit or main features thereof. Therefore, the above-described embodiment is merely an example in all respects and should not be interpreted in a limited manner. The scope of the present invention is indicated by the scope of claims, and is not restricted by the text of the specification. Further, all modifications, various improvements, alternatives and modifications belonging to the equivalent scope of the claims are all within the scope of the present invention.

1 elevator call system, 2 portable terminal, 3 server system,
4 Elevator system, 5 Remote control board,
10 elevators, 12 access points, 13 beacon devices,
14 Elevator control panel, 41 Elevator control unit.

Claims (5)

An elevator call system,
A beacon transmission device that is installed at the elevator hall and transmits a beacon signal that is a radio wave signal;
A mobile that searches the floor where the beacon signal is detected as the departure floor for the data in which the departure floor and the destination floor are associated in advance, acquires the destination floor, and transmits the departure floor and the destination floor A terminal,
A server that receives the information of the two floors transmitted from the mobile terminal and sets the elevator control unit that controls the movement of the elevator cab to move from the departure floor to the destination floor;
Elevator call system. The elevator call system according to claim 1.
The mobile terminal stores one or more records in which the departure floor, the destination floor, and the first flag data are associated with each other,
The elevator call system which searches the record which the floor which detected the said beacon signal becomes a departure floor, and the said 1st flag data becomes the value defined beforehand, and acquires a destination floor. In the elevator call system according to claim 1 or 2,
The beacon transmission device transmits information on the floor of the hall where the beacon transmission device is installed, and identification information of the server,
The mobile terminal receives the landing floor information and the server identification information, obtains a destination floor associated with the landing floor information from the data, and stores the floor information. The elevator call system which transmits the information of the said destination floor to the server designated by the said identification information. In the elevator call system according to any one of claims 1 to 3,
The portable terminal receives information on the floor where the beacon transmission device is installed, transmitted from the beacon transmission device, and if there is no correspondence in the data with the information on the floor as the departure floor, The elevator call system which displays the setting screen which sets up and includes the input destination floor and the information of the floor in association with each other. The elevator call system according to claim 4.
The server stores information indicating on which floor the elevator cab can be stopped,
The said portable terminal receives the said information from the said server, and displays the setting screen which prohibits setting a floor which cannot be stopped as a destination floor according to the said information.