JPS60183401A - Controller - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a control device for a device used exclusively by a plurality of registered workers, and is used, for example, as a control device for a garbage disposal device.

Conventionally 2 For example, when garbage disposal equipment was installed for shared use in an apartment building or an apartment complex, the cost required was divided equally among the number of units, or calculated proportionally to the floor area of each unit. .

However, with this type of waste disposal equipment, people other than the co-users come to dispose of the garbage, and some co-users may incur unreasonable costs that do not correspond to the amount used, making it difficult to divide the costs fairly. I can't do it.

In view of this, an object of the present invention is to provide a control device that manages the usage quantity for each user and makes it possible to fairly allocate costs.

In the control device of the present invention, as shown in FIG. 1, when the user registered in the registration section a is identified by the identification means, the operation permission means C issues an operation permission signal. On the other hand, there is an aggregation means d for calculating the usage quantity δ1 for each joint user, a storage part e for storing the usage quantity totaled by the aggregation means d for each user, and a storage unit e for storing the usage quantity for each user. A key human power means f is provided, and the display means g is configured to display, on the display means g, the usage quantity inputted by the key human power means and identified by the identification means to the user. are doing.

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The structure of the present invention will be described below with reference to embodiments with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 2 shows a case where the control device according to the present invention is applied to a waste processing device.

The garbage processing device 1 includes a container section 2 and a compactor section 3.
A garbage storage container 4 consisting of a garbage container 4 and a control box 5 for controlling the operation of the storage container 4 are connected via a control cable 6. The garbage storage container 4 and the "1-room box 5" constituting the garbage disposal device 1 are each equipped with wheels and are configured to be movable.
When the garbage storage container 4 is full of garbage, the connecting portion 7 of the cable 6 between the garbage storage container 4 and the till is removed, the garbage storage container 4 and the control box 5 are separated, and a new garbage storage container 4 and the control box 5 are separated. It is designed to be replaceable.

The ram plate 11 is supported by a link mechanism 10 in the push part 9, and the ram plate 11 is supported by a link mechanism 10. 11
is actuated by hydraulic cylinder 12.12. That is, the container part 2 can be compressed and pushed in by suppressing the ram plate 11 by the LSI-hydraulic cylinder 12, 12 of the waste thrown into the waste pushing part 9.

On the other hand, the control 1-lubosox 5 is the hydraulic cylinder 1.
The control panel 14 includes a hydraulic unit 13 that operates two parts, and a control panel 14 that has a control device according to the present invention. A keyed counter panel 15 shown in FIGS. 3 and 4 is attached to the control panel 14. As shown in FIGS.

FIG. 3 shows the keyed counter board 15 in a perspective view.

A first display 1 that displays the user's registration number as a two-digit digital number on the top of the first front plate 16 of the counter board 15.
A second display 18 is installed to display 7 and the number of uses using a four-digit digital number, and a key switch 23 is provided at the bottom of the first front plate 16. and.

When a pre-registered user inserts his or her own key (not shown) into the key insertion slot 19, the key switch 2
3 is turned on, the first display 17 displays the user's registration number, and the second display 1B displays the total number of uses by the user. In addition, the first display 17 and the second display 18 also display the day (J (the year, month, and day are each displayed as two-digit digital numbers).

Note that the key is provided with a mark corresponding to the user's registration number, and the mark is identified by identification means comprising, for example, a light projector (not shown) and a light receiver (not shown).

Further, a key 21 for locking the first front plate 16 and the counter board main body 20 is provided on the side of the counter board 15.

The user uses the second front plate 22 on the back side of the first front plate 16.
The keyboard 25 provided at the terminal cannot be operated (see Fig. 4).

In addition to the general key type, the key may be in the form of a magnetic card, or it may be in the form of a keyboard with an appropriate number of digits for inputting a PIN number.

On the other hand, an operation panel 24 exclusively used by the administrator is provided on the second front plate 22 to confirm the number of uses within a certain period of time by a joint user and to calculate the cost proportionally to the number of uses. Then, when the administrator inserts the master key (that is, the administrator's exclusive key) into the key insertion slot 19 and turns on the key switch 23, operations on the operation panel 24 become possible.

Note that the administrator himself may also be a user.

Operation panel 24, keyboard 25. It consists of a printer 26 and the display 17, 18. The registration number of the user entered through the keyboard 25 and the corresponding number of uses or t+ (d) of the user are displayed on the display 17.18, and the user's registration number is displayed on the printer 26. The registration number, number of uses, and date (=J) are printed. In the figure, 27a and 27b are indicators for determining whether the contents displayed on the display 17 and 18 are the number of uses, etc., or the date. In addition to the numeric keypad 25a, there is a print command key 25b, a correction key 250, and a zero return key 2.
5d5 date display command key 258. Various dedicated keys such as the registration number display command key 25f are provided.

Next, FIG. 5, which illustrates the hardware of the control device according to the third aspect of the present invention, will be described.

In FIG. 5, 28 is a central processing bag W (hereinafter C, P
, U), 29 is ROM, +730 is RA
The number of times of use is stored for each user, and the memory is retained even when the power is turned off by a bank-up battery (not shown). 31.32 is a ferrule interface adapter, and the above-mentioned c and p.

This circuit is used to match the signal levels between U and 28 and the input/output device.

The peripheral interface adapter 3I on the input side includes the key switch 23. An output signal from the keyboard 25 and an operation signal S1 outputted in response to the opening/closing operation of the input lid 33 (see FIG. 2) provided on the waste input unit 8 are input. The operation signal S1 turns ON, for example, when the input of garbage is completed and the input lid 33 is closed. Output side peripheral interface adapter 3
2, the indicators 17.18. Printer 26. Display command signal 52. to indicators 27a, 27b.
S3 (including blinking display).

The operation permission signal S4, which releases the locked state of the input lid 33 and permits the user's operation, is turned ON. When the operation permission signal S4 is turned on, the locking mechanism (not shown) that locks the input lid 33 of the garbage input section 8 is released, allowing the user to input garbage.

Next, software that regulates the operation of the above-mentioned hardware will be explained with reference to its schematic block diagram (FIG. 6) and flowchart (FIG. 7).

In FIG. 6, processing blocks 34 to 40 regulate the input/output operations shown in FIG. 5, and the same reference numerals as in FIG. 5 are used for inputs and outputs.

Processing blocks 34, 35, and 36 are input processing blocks, a block 34 inputs the key switch status via the peripheral interface adapter 31, a block 8 blocks 35 inputs the keyboard status, and a block 36 inputs the operation signal status. This is an input block.

Further, the output signals of blocks 34 and 36 are inputted to block 37, and the block 39 determines whether the inserted key is a master key or not, and if it is not a master key, displays the number of uses by user's registration number. command.

Further, if it is determined that the key is a master key, the block 38 is instructed to perform master key exclusive processing. on the other hand,
In block 37.

Each time the operation signal S1 is issued, the number of uses by the identified user is increased.

Block 38 determines the state of the keyboard and instructs blocks 39 and 40 to perform operations such as setting the date, displaying the number of uses, printing, correcting, and returning to zero.

In block 39, in response to instructions from blocks 37 and 38, display 41 of the user's registration number, date, number of times of use, etc. is performed, and in block 40, the contents of the display 41 are printed by printer 26 in response to instructions from block 3B. do.

Next, the specific operating procedure of the software block diagram described above will be explained along the flowchart shown in FIG.

In step ■, check the output from the key switch.

In step 2, it is determined whether the signal read in step 3 corresponds to a registered key, and if it does not correspond, the display on the display is erased in step 3.

In step (2), turn off the operation permission signal. and.

Until a registered key is input, the process enters the waiting routine of steps (■) to (■). On the other hand, when the registered key is identified in step ■, the operation permission signal S4 is turned ON in step ■.
Then, in step (2), it is checked whether the operation signal S1 is input. In step ■, it is determined whether the operation signal S1 has changed from OFF to ON, and when it is confirmed that the operation signal S1 is ON, the number of times of use by the user is set to 1 in step ■.
Increase times. On the other hand, if the operation signal S1 remains at F in step (2).

Skip step ■ and move on to step ■. In step (2), it is determined whether the key is a master key, and if it is not the master key, the number of uses is displayed in step (σΦ), and the process returns to step (2). On the other hand, if it is determined in step (2) that the key is a master key, the process moves to a series of steps exclusive to the administrator, including steps (5) to (0). In step (2), it is determined whether or not a signal from the keyboard 25 is input.It is determined whether or not the date display key 25e is pressed by the best test sub@.If the date display key 25e is pressed, step 0 Then, it is determined whether the input date actually exists, and if it is incorrect, the indicator 27b for the date, date and time is blinked in step (2), and the process returns to step (2). On the other hand, if it is confirmed in step 0 that the date is correct, the date input can be read in step [phase] and the process returns to step ■.On the other hand, in step 0, the date (=J
When it is confirmed that the display key 25e is not pressed, 1
Next, in step [phase], it is determined whether or not the registration number display key 25f is pressed. If it is pressed, the number of times of use by the user input in step (2) is displayed in step @, and the process returns to step (2). On the other hand, step [phase]
If the registration number display key 25f is not pressed, the process moves to step [phase]. In step [phase], the print key 25
Determine whether or not b is pressed, and press the print key 25b.
If ζ is pressed, print the number of uses in step [phase] and return to step ■. On the other hand, if it is determined in step [phase] that the print key 25b is not pressed, the process moves to step [phase]-. In step [phase], it is determined whether or not the zero return key 25d is pressed, and if the zero return key 25 (1) is pressed, the memory data of the number of uses is cleared. ] to return to zero key 2
If 5d is not pressed, move to Ste Knob 0.

In step @, it is determined whether or not the correction key 25G is pressed, and if the correction key 25C is not pressed, the process returns to step 2 (2). On the other hand, if the correction key 25c is pressed, in step 0, the key force is set to 1 (middle) so that a new key force can be started, and then the process returns to step (2).

1 In addition, in the embodiment described above, the user
Although the number of times the door is opened and closed is used as the quantity used and is used as the basis for allocating the cost, it is also possible to detect the weight of the input garbage and use the weight of the input as the quantity used as the basis for allocating the cost.

As described above, the present invention makes it possible to manage the usage quantity of devices that are used jointly, to grasp the usage amount fairly and accurately, and to make it possible to fairly allocate costs.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings illustrate embodiments of the control device of the invention. FIG. 1 is a block diagram that clearly shows the configuration of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a front view of a garbage processing device, showing an example to which the present invention is applied.
Fig. 3 is a perspective view without showing the keyed counter board, Fig. 4 is a perspective view showing the same with the lid open, Fig. 5 is a block diagram showing the hardware, and Fig. 6 is a block diagram showing software processing. , FIG. 7 is the same flowchart. 15... Counter panel with key 18... Display 24.
...Operation panel 25...Keyboard 2 26...Printer 28...Central processing unit 29
...ROM 30...RAM

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1) A registration unit that registers a plurality of users, a totaling means that totals the usage quantity for each user, and a storage unit that stores the usage quantity totaled by the collection unit for each user. a storage unit, an identification means for distinguishing a specific user from other users, and an operation for issuing an operation permission signal for permitting the user to operate when a registered user is identified by the identification means. 1. A control device comprising: a permission means; a key manual means for input by each user; and a display means for displaying the tally results for the users input by the key manual means. 2) The display means includes a first display, a second display, and an indicator, the first display displaying the user's registration number and the second display displaying the number of times of use. Alternatively, the first display device and the second display device display the date, and an indicator indicates whether the content displayed on the display device is the number of times of use or the like or the date. Control device as described. 3) The indicator on the display means flashes when the date is entered incorrectly! F. The control device according to claim 2.