JPH08104475A - Investigating data collection displaying device in elevator exchanging site - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: To provide an investigating data processing device in an elevator exchanging site, capable of efficiently performing investigation and measurement of an exchanging site. CONSTITUTION: An investigation data processing device 10 for an elevator exchanging site is constituted of an input unit 11, a storage unit 12, a display unit 13, an input and output unit 14, and a control unit 15. The specific stage floor and the display screen number of the stage floor are stored in a part of the storage region of the storage unit 12. The stage floor and the display screen number can be renewed by using a scroll indicating part, and stored the display screen number can be displayed on the display unit 13 by the control unit 15. Since of the stage floor other than that of the floor displayed at present can be quickly displayed by changing the stored specific stage floor and the display screen number of the stage floor.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an elevator for collecting survey data on the structure and equipment at the site where the elevator is installed and dimension measurement data at a predetermined place when the existing elevator is replaced with a new elevator. The present invention relates to a data collection device for investigation at an exchange site.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art When an elevator that has reached the end of its useful life or an elevator that cannot perform the desired function is removed and replaced with a new elevator, to determine the specifications of the new elevator and to carry out the related work associated with the replacement , It is necessary to investigate the installation site of the elevator in advance. This survey is conducted by a surveyor at the sales office, etc., who has jurisdiction over the elevator, visiting the site and recording the measurement results and survey results in the dimension measurement record table and survey result record table prepared in advance.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a dimension measurement record table. In the figure, 1 shows a dimension measurement record table (paper). In the left column, the place to be measured is described, in the center column, the symbol corresponding to the place is described, and in the right column, the actual measurement value is entered. Has become. The surveyor actually measures each measurement point and enters the value in the corresponding column. The measurement part and symbols will be described later.

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a survey result record table. In the figure, 2 shows a survey result record table (paper), which is divided into survey categories, survey items, and survey results in order from the left column.

Survey categories are roughly classified into on-site, related construction, and elevator specifications, and survey items are described in each category. The sites of the survey divisions are further subdivided into landings, hoistways, cars, machine rooms, and others, and related works are subdivided into buildings and electrical equipment, each with multiple survey items.

The surveyor takes the measurement measurement record table 1 and the survey result record table 2 in which the results of the measurement and the survey are entered to the sales office to which he belongs, creates a drawing based on the dimension measurement record table 1, and conducts the survey. Create a survey confirmation table based on the result record table 2. A survey confirmation table will be created separately for each of the site, related construction, and elevator specifications.

FIG. 9 shows the above drawing. In the figure, 3
Shows the corresponding drawing, a plan sectional view of the hoistway 3a and the car 3c is shown on the upper left, a plan sectional view of the machine room 3e is shown on the lower left, and a side sectional view thereof is shown on the right side. In the figure, 3b is the entrance and exit of each landing floor, 3d is a counterweight, and 3d is a counterweight.
f is a machine room entrance / exit, 3g is a machine room louver, 3h is a daylighting window, 3i is ventilation equipment, 3j is a machine room floor, 3k is a motor,
3m is a rope, 3nU is the top floor hall, 3nD is the bottom floor, and 3p is a frame-shaped platform that supports the car 3c. Further, in the figure, X is the width in the hoistway,
Y is the inside depth of the hoistway, OP is the entrance width, EH is the entrance height, OH is the overhead, TC is the top clearance, A is the inside cage width, B is the inside cage depth, and C is the inside cage height. S is the machine room normal width, T is the machine room normal depth, H is the machine room normal height, TH is the total height, TR is the ascending / descending stroke, and PH is the pit depth.

Of the above, the dimension measurement record table 1 and the survey result record table 2 are filed at the sales office, and the drawings and the survey confirmation table are distributed to each department related to the replacement work of the elevator and The base paper is filed at the sales office.

In the above-mentioned drawing and preparation of the survey confirmation table, it is necessary to write in the dimension measurement record table 1 and the survey result record table 2 in the field, and to write in the drawing 3 and the survey confirmation table. Writing on such paper is extremely troublesome and time-consuming. Therefore, the applicant of the present application, in Japanese Patent Application No. 4-2988687, uses a portable computer to previously store the dimension measurement record table 1, the survey result record table 2 and the drawing 3 in the portable computer, We proposed a method of displaying the survey results and measurement dimensions on the display unit using the input means (pen touch).

FIG. 10 shows a work menu in this case. In the figure, 131 is a display instruction unit for displaying data. These display instructing units 131 are arranged for each measurement point and each survey point as shown in the figure. Thirteen
2 is a floor instruction unit. The floor instruction unit 132 is arranged in the display instruction unit 131 to perform each measurement and each survey for each floor, and can input an arbitrary floor.

From this work menu screen, the surveyor touches (pen-touches) an arbitrary instructing portion 131 of each measurement point and each survey item to display the corresponding measurement point and survey item top screen. Survey items and measurement points are arranged on the screen according to a predetermined content and order, and specific survey items and specific measurement points are displayed on the corresponding screen. If the target screen does not have the desired survey items or measurement points, the screen can be scrolled to display the screen.

FIG. 11 is a diagram showing the top screen of the fifth floor among the survey items related to the entrance / exit specifications of each floor of the "landing" in the survey section "site" shown in FIG. In the figure, 100 is the number of floors, 101 is an item number, and 121 is a screen number (number attached to all screens).

FIG. 12 is a view showing the final screen on the fifth floor among the items relating to the measurement of the related dimensions of the "landing" in the survey section "site" shown in FIG. In the figure, 100 is the number of floors, 121
Indicates the screen number. 102 is a cover for measuring the dimension, 1
03 is a case of the dimension measurement target (hole button), 104
Is a screw hole for attaching the cover 102 to the case 103. In the figure, KA is the length of the cover, KB is the width of the cover, and C
A is the inner length of the case, CB is the inner width of the case, C
C is the depth inside the case, and TP is the pitch of the screw holes for attaching the cover to the case.

The survey items, survey results, and measurement points and measurement results on the Nth floor are arranged on the screens of consecutive screen numbers according to a predetermined content and order, and the survey items, survey results, and measurements on the (N + 1) th floor are arranged. The location and the measurement result are continuously arranged from the screen of the next screen number. In FIG. 10, when the researcher touches (pen-touches) the display instructing unit 131 in which the floor instructing unit 132 is arranged, the measurement point corresponding to the floor displayed in the floor instructing unit 132 and the top screen of the survey items. Is displayed.

For example, when the surveyor touches (pen-touches) the floor instruction unit 132 with the instruction unit 131 at the landing on the fifth floor, the screen shown in FIG. 11 is displayed on the screen. Since the survey items and measurement points on the fifth floor are arranged on a plurality of consecutive screens, when the operator scrolls the screen, other survey items and measurement points on the fifth floor are sequentially displayed on the screen.
The screen shown in FIG. 12 is the final screen among them. When the scrolling is further continued, the survey items of the sixth floor, which is the next floor, and the top screen of the measurement point are displayed. If scrolling is continued in reverse, the screen is displayed in the reverse order.

[0016]

When the elevator is replaced, the survey items are surveyed and the dimension of the measurement point is measured as described above. This survey and measurement screen is shown in Figure 1.
1. As shown in FIG. 12, there are items to be investigated and measured for each floor. When displaying the survey items and measurement points on one floor while displaying the survey items and measurement points on one floor during planning, various meetings regarding surveys, measurements, or elevator replacement, display the same survey items and measurement points on other floors. Frequently, there is a case of comparison and examination. For that purpose, the screen is once returned to the work menu and then the floor instruction unit 13 of the work menu
Input the desired floor in 2, and touch (pen touch) the display instruction section 131 to display the survey screen of the desired floor and the top screen of the measurement point, and repeat until the desired screen is displayed. Without scrolling the screen or returning the screen to the work menu, scroll the screen multiple times from the current display screen to the first screen or the final screen of the desired floor, Either of scrolling the screen a plurality of times until the desired screen is displayed is required. However, each operation requires a large number of operations, wasteful labor and time, and reduces the efficiency of work such as investigation.

An object of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned problems in the prior art, to reduce the time and labor required for the work of investigating each floor and investigating and confirming the measurement status, and improving the elevator efficiency. It is to provide a data collection display device for on-site investigation.

[0018]

In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the present invention stores a first set of survey items and measurement points at a site where an elevator is replaced.
And a second storage unit for storing the survey result of the survey item and the measurement result of the measurement point, and displaying the data stored in the first storage unit on the display unit for surveying, Of the floors serviced by the elevator, in a data collection display device for investigation of an elevator replacement site, which inputs a measurement result or displays the data stored in the second storage unit on the display unit for confirmation. And a third storage unit that stores the survey items displayed on the display unit and the screen numbers attached to the measurement points, which belong to the floor, and the third storage unit. And a conversion means for converting the floor and the screen number stored in the storage unit of the other floor and the screen number of the other floor corresponding to the screen number, and storing in the third storage unit. The screen of the screen number Characterized in that a display means for displaying the part.

[0019]

When the screen of another floor corresponding to the screen of the floor number stored in the third storage unit is displayed, the floor currently stored in the third storage unit is converted by the conversion means. The floor and screen number belong to this floor and the other floor, and
The screen is converted into a screen number corresponding to the screen number, and the screen of the converted screen number is displayed on the display unit by the display means. In this way, since the screen number is converted between floors and the screen of this screen number is displayed, once return to the menu screen and then point the screen of the floor again, or many There is no need to repeat the scrolling, and the target screen can be quickly obtained.

[0020]

The present invention will be described below with reference to the illustrated embodiments. FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a survey data collection and display device at an elevator exchange site according to an embodiment of the present invention. In the figure, 10 is a portable data collection device brought by an investigator to an elevator exchange site, and includes an input unit 11 for inputting measurement results, survey results, and various other commands, a storage unit 12, and a required display described later. It comprises a display unit 13 for performing, an input / output unit 14 for exchanging data with the outside, and a control unit 15 for performing predetermined control. Here, the storage unit 12 stores a processing program executed by the control unit 15, all survey items, and drawings of all measurement points (measurement target portions).
M, and various data such as input measurement results and survey results, and a RAM for storing a display floor table described later.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a display screen of the display unit 13. In the figure, 20 is a display screen, 21 is a data display unit for displaying survey items and measurement target parts, and 22 is a system display unit for the control unit 15 to display contact items with the operator. The display portion 21 displays survey items or measurement target portions at predetermined places as shown in FIG. 11 or FIG. 12, but when survey or measurement has been completed, of course the filled-in places are shown as blank, and survey or measurement is performed. If it has already been displayed, it will be displayed with the survey or measurement result data entered.

FIG. 3 is an explanatory view of the contents of the display floor table stored in the storage unit. In FIG. 3, reference numeral 31 is a display floor corresponding to the work menu display instruction section 131, and display screen number 1
21 and a table summarizing the number of display screens on each floor. When the operator instructs the display instruction section "landing" of the category "survey item" of the work menu shown in the figure, the screen number screen stored in this table, that is, "floor" on the fifth floor in the example of FIG. Display screen No. 051 screen (Fig. 1
The top screen shown in 1) is displayed. In this embodiment, the survey items of each part of each floor and the screens of the measurement points are the same, and the number of display screens on each floor is seven. The screen numbers are serial numbers from the bottom floor to the top floor.

In the illustrated case, the screen number 051 is, for example, 5
If it is the first display screen of the "hall" of the floor, the number of display screens is 7. Therefore, the screen number 057 shown in FIG.
Indicates that it is the final screen of the screen on the fifth floor. In this case, the first screen number on the 6th floor is "058", and the screen number on the final screen on the 6th floor is "064".

The operation of this embodiment will be described below with reference to the flow charts shown in FIGS. 4 and 5 and the system display section shown in FIG. In FIG. 6, reference numeral 22a indicates a "item input" mode indicating that it is possible to input the survey result or measurement result of each item. 22b, 22c, 2
Reference numerals 2d and 22e are scroll instruction units for scrolling the screen. The functions of these scroll instruction sections 22b to 22e are as follows. That is, when the screen of the survey item and the measurement point of a certain floor is displayed, the scroll instruction unit 22b has a function of instructing to display the screen of the same survey item and the measurement point of the upper floor, the scroll instruction unit 22c. Is a function for instructing to display the screen of the same survey item and measurement point on the floor below, and a scroll instruction unit 22d is a function for instructing to display the screen of the previous survey item and measurement point on the same floor, scroll The instruction unit 22e is one of the same floor
It has a function to instruct the display of the subsequent survey items and the screen of measurement points. Reference numeral 22f is an end instruction unit for returning the screen to the work menu screen shown in FIG.

As described above, when the operator designates the section having the floor of the work menu, the data display section 21 has the survey items of the display screen number of the survey item "landing" of the table 31 (screen shown in FIG. 11). Is displayed, and the contents shown in FIG. 6 are displayed on the system display unit 22 (procedure S1 shown in FIG. 4). In this state, when the operator confirms the investigation items of the specific floor (floors other than the floor currently displayed) and the status of the measurement point, the control section 15 scrolls when the user touches any of the scroll instruction sections with a pen. It is determined whether the instruction is from the instruction unit 22b (step S2), and if so, it is determined whether the display floor of the table 31 is the top floor (step S3). If yes, the table is displayed. The display floor of 31 is updated to the bottom floor (step S4). That is, if there is an instruction for an upper floor while the top floor is displayed, the display returns to the bottom floor. Next, (“floor difference between top floor and bottom floor” × “display screen number”) is subtracted from the display screen number of the table 31 to update the screen number (step S5), and the process proceeds to step S8. On the other hand, if the result of step S3 is NO, the display floor of the table 31 is updated to the next higher floor (step S6), and the display screen number of the table 31 is added to the display screen number of the table 31. After updating (procedure S7), the procedure moves to step S8. That is, the same screen on the first floor is set in step S7.

If the result in step S2 is NO, it is determined whether or not it is an instruction from the scroll instruction section 22c (step S10), and if so, it is determined whether or not the display floor of the table 31 is the lowest floor (procedure). S11), and if so, the display floor of the table 31 is updated to the top floor (step S12). That is, if there is an instruction for a lower floor while the bottom floor is displayed, the display returns to the top floor. Next, the display screen number is updated by adding (“floor difference between top floor and bottom floor” × “number of display screens”) to the display screen number of the table 31 (step S13), and the process proceeds to step S8. If the result is NO in step S11, the display floor of the table 31 is updated to the next lower floor (step S14), and the display screen number of the table 31 is subtracted from the display screen number of the table 31 to display. The screen number is updated (step S15), and step S8
Move on to. That is, the same screen downstairs is set in step S15.

If the result in step S10 is NO, it is determined whether the instruction is from the scroll instruction section 22d (step S16). If so, the display screen number of the table 31 is the number of the top screen of the floor. It is determined whether or not (step S17), and if so, the display screen number of the table 31 is added by (the number of display screens of the same table-1) to update the display screen number (step S19), and the process proceeds to step S8. Move. That is, the final screen of the same floor is set in step S19. When the result in step S17 is NO, 1 is subtracted from the display screen number in the table 31 to update the display screen number (step S18), and the process proceeds to step S8.

If the result in step S16 is NO, it is determined whether or not it is an instruction from the scroll instruction section 22e (step S20), and if so, whether or not the display screen number of the table 31 is the final screen of the floor. It is determined (procedure S21), and if so, the display screen number is updated by subtracting (the number of display screens of the same table-1) from the display screen number of the table 31 (procedure S23), and the process proceeds to step S8. . That is, the first screen on the same floor is set in step S23. When the result in step S21 is NO, 1 is added to the display screen number in the table 31 to update the display screen number (step S22), and the process proceeds to step S8. If the result in step S20 is negative, the screen displayed in step S1 is processed (step S24).

In step S8, the display floor and the display screen number of the table 31 are temporarily displayed on the floor number display unit 100 and the screen number display unit 121 of the current screen, and the predetermined time (for example, Within a few seconds), it is determined whether or not there is a subsequent instruction from the scroll instruction section (step S9), and if there is an instruction, the procedure moves to step S2, and if not, step S9.
Move to 1.

As described above, in the present embodiment, the scroll instruction section directly displays the screen of the other floor corresponding to the screen currently displayed, so that the display between the floors is complicated. It can be carried out quickly without doing so, and various work such as meetings can be carried out efficiently.

[0031]

As described above, according to the present invention, since the survey items and measurement points related to the floor can be designated and displayed for each floor, it is troublesome to survey and measure a predetermined portion. It can be carried out efficiently without any complicated operation.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a system configuration diagram of a survey data collection and display device at an elevator replacement site according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a display screen of a display unit shown in FIG.

FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a part of the storage contents of a storage unit shown in FIG.

FIG. 4 is a flowchart illustrating an operation of the device shown in FIG.

FIG. 5 is a flowchart explaining the operation of the apparatus shown in FIG.

6 is a diagram showing a part of a display screen of a display unit shown in FIG.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a conventional dimension measurement record table.

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a conventional survey result record table.

FIG. 9 is a drawing created based on a dimension measurement record table.

10 is a diagram showing a work menu displayed on the display unit shown in FIG. 1. FIG.

11 is a diagram showing a part of a survey result record table displayed on the display unit shown in FIG.

FIG. 12 is a diagram showing a part of a survey result record table displayed on the display unit shown in FIG. 1.

[Explanation of symbols]

 10 Survey Data Collection and Display Device 11 Input Unit 12 Storage Unit 13 Display Unit 14 Input / Output Unit 15 Control Unit

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A first storage for all defined survey items and measurement points at a site where an elevator is to be replaced.
And a second storage unit for storing the survey result of the survey item and the measurement result of the measurement point, and displaying the data stored in the first storage unit on the display unit for surveying, Of the floors serviced by the elevator, in a data collection display device for investigation of an elevator replacement site, which inputs a measurement result or displays the data stored in the second storage unit on the display unit for confirmation. And a third storage unit that stores the survey items displayed on the display unit and the screen numbers attached to the measurement points, which belong to the floor, and the third storage unit. And a conversion means for converting the floor and the screen number stored in the storage unit of the other floor and the screen number of the other floor corresponding to the screen number, and storing in the third storage unit. The screen of the screen number Survey data collection display device of the elevator exchange site, characterized in that it is provided and a display means for displaying the part.