JP2551594B2 - Monitoring and calling system for apartments - Google Patents

Description

Description: TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to an improvement of a surveillance call system for a housing complex.

[Background technology]

The basic configuration of this type of residential surveillance communication system is as shown in Fig. 6. The supervisory control panel 300 is installed in the manager's room and the lobby intercom at the common entrance.
301, a housing information board 302 is installed in each dwelling unit, and these are connected by multiple signal lines.
It enables mutual calls between the lobby intercom 301 and the alarm monitoring panel 300, and locks and unlocks the common entrance door 303. Signals from fire, gas leaks, and other security sensors installed in each dwelling unit are monitored by the alarm monitoring panel 300. It is configured so that it can be displayed and monitored on the side.

Note that 304 is an intercom subunit installed at the entrance of each dwelling unit.

By the way, in such a monitoring call system, when a visitor or the like calls a predetermined dwelling unit from the lobby intercom 301, the code number (unique code) assigned to the dwelling unit to be called is entered using the ten keys, and the call switch is pressed. By operating the call buzzer of the housing information board 302 installed in the dwelling unit and communicating information with the dwelling person through the intercom, if the dwelling person is absent, a message is sent to the manager etc. The message is transmitted from the manager through the housing information panel of each dwelling unit when the dwelling unit returns home.

However, with such a configuration, when the parcel is delivered to the dwelling unit, even if the message can be confirmed in the dwelling unit, the parcel must be sent to the manager's room again to pick it up, which is inconvenient. Met.

[Object of the Invention]

The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide a surveillance call system for a housing complex in which a resident can confirm the presence or absence of a message when operating a lobby intercom.

[Disclosure of Invention]

The present invention proposed to achieve the above object is, in a surveillance call system for a housing complex, a resident of each dwelling unit inputs a unique code into a lobby intercom, and the unique code matches an unlocking permission code registered in advance. When a message is displayed when the resident is absent when the resident is stored on the alarm monitoring panel side, the message display lamp provided on the lobby intercom is automatically turned on.

〔Example〕

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

1 and 2 are flowcharts showing the basic operation of the present invention when a unique code is input using a magnetic card.

When a visitor operates a numeric keypad provided on the lobby intercom to call a predetermined dwell unit (step 100), this call continues for a predetermined time (about 30 seconds). The lock at the entrance is unlocked, but if there is no response from the resident, the call is automatically stopped (steps 101 → 103). Then, when the visitor calls the alarm monitoring panel and sends a message to the manager,
The manager registers the dwelling unit number of the dweller who received this message (step 104 → 106) (see FIG. 1 above). This registration is performed by operating the registration switch provided on the alarm monitoring board side, and the dwelling unit number in which the message is left is stored thereby.

On the other hand, when the dweller returns home and inputs a magnetic card into the card reader of the lobby intercom at the common entrance, the collation judgment of the card is made. That is, it is determined whether or not the unique code stored in the input magnetic card matches the pre-registered unlocking permission code. If they match, the card is regarded as correct, and then the message for the dwelling unit is given. Is recorded (step 200 → 203). If a record is left, the message indicator light (not shown) provided on the lobby intercom side will light up, the lock at the joint entrance will be unlocked, and if no message is stored, the message indicator light will not light up The door lock is unlocked (step 203 → 205) (see FIG. 2 above). If the message indicator light is on,
You can call the alarm monitoring board and know the contents of the message on the spot. In the present invention, when the dwelling person returns home and operates the lobby intercom to unlock the common entrance in this way, it is possible to confirm the presence or absence of the message with the visitor by seeing the lighting of the message indicator light, so that the luggage etc. If you have to leave your luggage, you can pick up your luggage immediately by visiting the management room. Therefore, it is convenient to return to the dwelling unit as in the prior art without inquiring about the presence or absence of a visitor in the manager's room or to go out again and immediately grasp the necessary requirements.

In the above-mentioned embodiments, the example in which the card reader is used as the means for inputting the unique code has been described, but the unique code may be inputted by operating the ten keys provided on the lobby intercom.

Fig. 3 shows the case where the dweller called by the visitor is absent,
1 shows a schematic configuration of a housing monitoring communication system capable of automatically recording a message of a visitor on the dwelling unit side.

The feature of this system is that the housing information board 5 installed in each dwelling unit
The recording unit 3 ... is provided in correspondence with the ..., and when the calling resident is absent, the recording unit 3 is automatically activated to record the message of the visitor. A resident who returns home picks up the handset (not shown) of the housing information board 5 ... and operates the monitor switch (not shown) so that the recorded message can be reproduced and confirmed. . 4
Is a relay terminal block provided at a proper position of the multiple signal line l, and 6 is an intercom subunit provided in each dwelling unit.

The basic operation of the system will be described. Even if a visitor operates a call switch (not shown) of the lobby intercom 2 to call a predetermined dwelling unit (for example, # 101) and a predetermined time (about 30 seconds) elapses. If the called house does not respond, if the calling switch is operated again within a predetermined time (about 3 seconds), the alarm monitoring panel 1 will switch the call line formed between the lobby intercom 2 and the housing information panel 5. Switch between the lobby intercom 2 and the recording unit 3 to activate the recording unit 3.

At this time, the recording unit 3 informs the visitor that the called resident is absent, informs that the message can be recorded thereafter, and enables the message of the visitor to be recorded for a predetermined time. The recording time at this time can be freely set on the alarm monitoring panel 1 side, and the called residents return home,
Check that the message is recorded by checking the lighting of the monitor lamp (not shown) provided on the house information board, lift the handset of the house information board 5 and operate the monitor switch (not shown) to record. The message is played back and confirmed.

It goes without saying that the message may be recorded on the alarm monitoring board 1 side.

FIG. 4 is proposed in order to smoothly manage the dwelling unit of the manager when using such a superposed house monitoring call system.

FIG. 5 shows an information display panel 7 which is used by being placed in a manager's room or the like in this system, and has two display lamps 7b ..., 7 corresponding to the name plate 7a of each dwelling unit.
With c ..., presence / absence information (corresponding to 7c ...)
The presence or absence of messages (corresponding to 7b ...) Can be displayed in a list, and is configured by being attached to the alarm monitoring panel 1. Incidentally, in FIG. 4, the portions corresponding to those in FIG. 3 are designated by the same reference numerals and the description thereof is omitted.

Regarding the presence / absence information of each dwelling unit, the presence / absence information sent from the housing information board provided in each dwelling unit is controlled by the alarm monitoring panel 1 side to automatically display a list, Lighting and extinguishing operations are performed by the manager.

In such a system, when there is a message to a person who is absent, the message indicator lamp 7b ... Is turned on and can be kept on until the transmission is completed. It can be prevented.

〔The invention's effect〕

According to the present invention, when the dwelling person returns home and operates the lobby intercom, it is very convenient because the presence or absence of the message of the visitor can be confirmed.

[Brief description of drawings]

1 and 2 are flowcharts showing the basic operation procedure of the present invention, FIG. 3 is a structural example of a system in which a recording unit is provided in each dwelling unit, and FIG. 4 shows the presence or absence of a message to a dweller when he is absent. FIG. 5 shows an example of a display panel used in the system shown in FIG. 4, and FIG. 6 shows a basic configuration diagram of a conventional monitoring call system for an apartment house. . (Explanation of symbols) 1 …… Alarm monitoring panel 2 …… Lobby intercom 5 …… Housing information panel l …… Multiple signal line

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Claims (3)

(57) [Claims] 1. A lobby intercom installed in a common entrance and a housing information board installed in each dwelling unit are connected by a multiple signal line via an alarm monitoring board, and call control is performed between them. , In a surveillance call system for an apartment house that performs electric lock control, security monitoring control, etc., the resident of each dwelling unit inputs a unique code into the lobby intercom, and the unique code matches the unlocking permission code registered in advance. When the message is displayed when the resident is absent while the message is stored on the alarm monitoring panel side, the message indicator provided on the lobby intercom is automatically turned on. A surveillance call system for multiple dwellings. 2. A set according to claim 1, wherein a magnetic card storing a unique code is read by a card reader provided on the lobby intercom side to input the unique code. Home surveillance call system. 3. A surveillance call system for a housing complex according to claim 1, wherein the unique code is input by operating a ten-key pad provided on the side of the lobby intercom.