JPH02242398A - Multiple dwelling managing system - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To enable an inhabitant who returns to his apartment to detect a call during his absence and immediately call a caretaker room by providing a means where it is stored and displayed that an apartment machine does not respond to the call from the caretaker room machine. CONSTITUTION:When a caretaker sets an apartment number by a calling circuit 17 and depresses a button for the purpose of transmitting information, a microcomputer 11 sends a call command. The microcomputer 11 discriminates whether a response to the call comes from a signal line L2 or not. When the response comes, a speaking circuit 13 is set to the connected state to permit speaking. When any response does not come, a microcomputer 21 lights a light emitting diode 28. When the inhabitant who is absent at the apartment returns, he sees lighting of the light emitting diode 28 and depresses a call button 30 to call the caretaker room, and thus, he confirms the business.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Objective of the Invention] (Industrial Application Field) This invention provides a system in which a manager's room machine installed in a manager's room and a housing unit installed in each dwelling unit execute calling and response operations. This relates to an apartment complex management system that allows a manager and residents to communicate over the phone.

(Prior technology) This scale housing management system has a function that transmits security information output from fire detectors, gas detectors, intrusion detectors, etc. installed in each housing unit from each housing unit to the manager's room unit. and a function to make a call only when the resident unit is called from the manager's room unit, or a function to call and talk from either side, via the handset attached to the resident unit and the manager's room unit, respectively. There are some that have the following.

(Problem to be Solved by the Invention) When using the above-mentioned apartment complex management system, when the manager of the apartment complex and the residents of each dwelling unit communicate over the phone, there are many systems in which each apartment is called from the manager's room. However, there are only a few cases in which the manager's office can be called from each dwelling unit.

In this way, the reason why most apartment complex management systems do not have the function to call the manager's office from each dwelling unit is that even if
Even if the property is equipped with this function, if the manager is absent, calls cannot be made, and if there are a large number of residential units, the manager may not be able to handle the situation.

By the way, even when the manager uses the function of calling each dwelling unit to transmit information to the residents, if the important resident is often absent, the manager has to call that dwelling unit several times. In such cases, it would be convenient to have a call display device that memorizes and displays the fact that each dwelling unit has been called from the manager's room. If the facility does not have a function to call the room, the response time will be slow, and conversely, if it is possible to call the manager's room unit from the housing unit at any time, there is the problem that the manager will be forced to take complicated responses. Ta.

This invention was made in order to solve the above-mentioned problems, and provides a housing complex management system that allows residents who are absent at the time of a call to quickly respond, and that does not force the manager to deal with complicated responses. The purpose is to obtain.

[Structure of the invention]

(Means for Solving the Problems) This invention is an apartment complex management system in which a manager's room machine installed in a manager's room of an apartment complex and a housing unit installed in each dwelling unit execute calling and response operations to make a call. and a call display means for storing and displaying that the dwelling unit did not respond to a call from the manager's room machine; and a case where the call display means stores and displays a call to the manager's room machine. The present invention is characterized by comprising a call restriction means for restricting calls only to

(Function) In this invention, the call to the manager is limited to only when the manager does not respond to the call from the manager's room machine, but the manager can be called immediately in response to the display on the call display means. This allows you to quickly respond to situations that occur while you are away,
Furthermore, since the manager only has to respond to scheduled calls from residents, there is no need for complicated responses.

(Embodiment) FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing the configuration of an embodiment of the present invention. In the figure, a manager's room unit 1 provided in the manager's room and dwelling units 2, 3, . . . provided in each dwelling unit are interconnected by a communication line L and a signal line L2.

Among these, the manager's room unit 1 has a built-in microcomputer 11, and the handset 1 is connected to the communication line L1 via a communication circuit 13 controlled by the microcomputer 1.
2 are connected. This microcomputer 1 is adapted to take in the residential unit number of the destination to be called set by the residential unit number setting circuit 14 and a calling command when a button of the calling circuit 17 is pressed. Further, the microcomputer 11 sends a signal to the signal line L2 via the transmission signal output circuit 15, and sends the signal to the signal line L2 via the transmission signal input circuit 16.
It is configured to take in signals from 2.

On the other hand, the dwelling unit 2 also has a built-in microcomputer 21,
A handset 22 is connected to the communication line L1 via a communication circuit 23 controlled by the microcomputer 21. This microcomputer 21 is adapted to take in the housing unit number of the housing unit number setting circuit 24 and security information S such as a fire detector, gas detector, and intrusion detector (not shown). Further, the microcomputer 21 sends a signal to the signal line L2 via the transmission signal output circuit 25, and sends the signal to the signal line L2 via the transmission signal input circuit 26.
It is configured to take in signals from 2. Furthermore, the microcomputer 21 is connected to a call display circuit 27 that lights up a light emitting diode 28 when there is no response to a call from the manager's room unit 1, and also controls the display operation of the call display circuit 27. A manager's room calling circuit 31 is connected which generates a calling command on condition that the calling restriction circuit 29 is closed in response to the call switch 30 and the calling switch 30 is closed. Note that other residential units including the residential unit 3 are configured in exactly the same manner as this, so the explanation thereof will be omitted.

The operation of this embodiment configured as described above is illustrated in FIGS. 2 and 3, which respectively show the processing procedure of the microcomputer.
The explanation will be given according to the flowchart shown in the figure.

First, in order to transmit information, the manager sets, for example, the dwelling unit number where the dwelling unit unit 2 is installed, using the calling circuit 17, and
Next, assume that the button on the calling circuit 17 is pressed. At this time,
As shown in FIG. 2, the microcomputer 11 determines whether or not a dwelling unit number has been input in step 101, and, on the condition that it has been input, adds a calling address to the calling command in step 102, and sends the signal line L2. Send to. continue,
In step 103, it is determined whether or not there is a call response from the signal line L2. If there is a call response, in step 104, the communication circuit 13 is connected to enable communication. Then, in step 105, it is determined whether or not the handset 12 is in the hook-down state, and when the handset 12 is in the hook-down state, the call circuit 13 is opened and the call processing is terminated.
If there is a call from the residential unit, it will be in a standby state where it will respond.

Note that if there is no response to the call in step 103, the state of the handset 12 is read, it is determined whether or not the call has been canceled, and the process returns to step 102 to continue the call until the call is canceled. , if the call is cancelled, it goes into a standby state. On the other hand, after it is determined in step 101 that the dwelling unit number has not been input, it is determined in step 108 whether or not a calling signal has been sent, and if it has been sent, a buzzer (not shown) or the like is activated in step 109. It will operate and notify you, and if it is not sent, it will go into standby mode.

Then, in step 110, it is determined whether the handset 12 is hooked up, and if the handset 12 is not hooked up, the processes of steps 108 to 110 are repeated. Answer and make a call.

Next, the dwelling unit 2 also has a dwelling unit number setting circuit 24, and the dwelling unit number set here is used to respond to a call from the manager's room unit 1, and the security signal S is sent to the manager's room unit 1. It is used for identification when sending it to the
Since the sending process of the security signal S is not directly related to the present invention, a description thereof will be omitted, and the response to a call from the manager's room all and the case where the manager's room machine 1 is called and a conversation is made will be described.

As shown in FIG. 3, the microcomputer 21 determines whether or not a calling command has been input from the calling display circuit 27 in step 201. If a calling command has not been input, the microcomputer 21 determines whether or not a calling command has been inputted from the calling display circuit 27. It is determined whether there is a call from machine 1. If there is a call, a buzzer or the like is sounded in step 203 to notify the user of the call. Then, in step 204, it is determined whether the called destination is the manager's room, and only if it is the manager's room, in step 205, the call display circuit 27 is activated, the light emitting diode 28 is turned on, and the call restriction circuit is turned on. 29 is turned on to enable a call signal input to the manager's room call circuit 31. Next, in step 206, it is determined whether the handset 22 is hooked up, and if it is hooked up, in step 207, the call display circuit 27 is made inactive, the light emitting diode 28 is turned off,
Blocking the input of a call signal to the manager's room call circuit 31. On the other hand, if it is determined in step 206 that the handset 22 is not hooked up, the processes of steps 202 to 206 are repeated, and the light emitting diode 28 remains lit.

As a result, if the resident of each dwelling unit responds to the call from the manager's office, it becomes impossible to call the manager's room unit 1 from the dwelling unit machine 2, and conversely, only when the resident of each dwelling unit does not respond,
The manager room machine 1 can be called from the dwelling unit machine 2.

In this way, when a resident who was unable to respond to a call from the manager's office due to being away, etc., returns, the light emitting diode 2
8 is lit, and in this state, the call switch 30 is turned on.
When you press , and send a call command to the microcomputer 21 from the manager's room call circuit 31, the microcomputer 2
1 determines in step 201 that there is a call command, and in step 208 adds a manager's room call address to this command and sends it to the signal transmission line L2. Then, in step 209, it is determined whether or not there is a response from the manager's room unit 1. If there is a response, the call display circuit 27 is made inactive in step 210, and furthermore, in step 211, the call circuit 23 is made in a connected state. to enable calls. Next, in step 212, it is determined whether or not the handset 22 is in a hook-down state, and when the handset 22 is in a hook-down state, the call circuit 23 is opened to make a call, and the call processing is terminated. The device is placed on standby so that it can answer calls from.

In step 209, if there is no response to the call, the state of the handset 22 is read, it is determined whether or not the call has been canceled, and the process returns to step 208 to continue the call until the call is canceled. If the call is cancelled, it goes into standby mode.

Thus, according to this embodiment, when the resident unit is called from the manager's room unit, the light-emitting diode 28 remains lit if the resident unit is unable to respond due to being away, etc., and the resident who returns to the residence subsequently calls the unit. When the user recognizes this and presses the call switch 30, the residential unit unit 2 calls the manager's room unit 1. On the other hand, even if the call switch 30 is pressed while the light emitting diode 28 is not lit, the manager room unit 1 cannot be called from the dwelling unit 2. As a result, the manager's response is limited to those who have been previously called.

〔Effect of the invention〕

As is clear from the above explanation, according to this invention,
A call display means for storing and displaying that the dwelling unit did not respond to a call from the manager's room machine, and a call restriction that limits calls to the manager's room machine only when the call display means performs a memorizing and displaying operation. Although calls to the manager are limited when the manager does not respond to calls from the manager's room machine, the manager can be called immediately in response to the display on the call display means. This allows the manager to quickly respond to situations that occur during the resident's absence, and furthermore, the manager only has to respond to a scheduled call from a resident, which eliminates the need for complicated responses.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an embodiment of the present invention, and FIGS. 2 and 3 are flowcharts for explaining the operation of the embodiment. 1... Manager's room unit, 2, 3... Residential unit, 11.21
...Microcomputer, 12.22...Handset, 13.23...Telephone circuit, 14.24...Dwelling unit number setting circuit, 17...Call circuit, 27...Call display circuit, 28...Light emitting diode, 29...Call control circuit, 30...Call switch, 31...Manager's room call circuit. J: Manager room machine

Claims (1)

[Claims] In an apartment complex management system in which a manager's room machine installed in the manager's room of the apartment complex and a dwelling unit machine installed in each dwelling unit execute calling and answering operations to make a call, the dwelling unit receives the call from the manager's room machine. The present invention further includes a call display means for storing and displaying that a call has not been answered, and a call restriction means for restricting calls to the manager room unit only when the call display means performs a memorization and display operation. Features: Apartment housing management system.