JPS60208091A - Illumination control panel - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to a lighting control panel for controlling lighting loads in stadiums, courts, etc.

] Background Art 1 Conventionally, this type of lighting control panel A has a size 21 that can only be opened and closed by an administrator, as shown in FIGS. Small door 22
When the small door 22 is opened, a fin slot 23 appears, and coins purchased in advance from the administrator can be inserted into the coin slot 23. Lighting loads that illuminate stadiums, courts, etc. are turned on for a certain period of time depending on the selling price of the coin. In the diagram, 24 is the lock hole, 25 is the key return []
The user must return this key after the competition is over [25]
The manager returns the key to the store, and the manager opens the large door 21 at a later date and collects the key along with the coins. 2 [5 is a fin return lever, 27 is a coin return opening. FIG. 1(b) shows the small door 22 in an open state.

By the way, in such a conventional example, the user makes a reservation for the date and time of use with the facility manager, receives a loan for busy work, and purchases coins for operation. A kind of contractual relationship will occur between the company and the administrator, but since the relationship between the two is often based on a relationship of trust, there may be problems with the company//. there were. For example, if lighting control panels A with the same key are located nearby (in the same city, one city, town, village, etc.), there is a problem that the key and coins may be used illegally. In particular, the above-mentioned unauthorized use is likely to occur when the selling prices of the fins are different. In this case, all you have to do is change the key number, but for management reasons, the numbers are often the same, and the manufacturer and the user ( For example, if the administrator (municipality) does not specify, the same number υ゛ is left.In addition, using coins to control the lighting time does not allow fine-grained control, which may leave users dissatisfied. There was a problem. For example, if the fins purchased for 2,000 yen allow Two F to be used for one hour, if the competition ends due to rain etc. and the lighting load is turned off immediately after the coins are taken in. Even if there is a coin, the captured coin will not be returned, and the use of lighting load f[money may become unreasonably high. In the case where two pairs of lighting loads 2 and R2 are provided, and whether or not to turn on the two pairs of lighting loads 2 and R2 is selected by pressing a key, when the coin-operated timer is operated, Even if one of the lighting loads L1 and R2 is turned on with a delay, both lighting loads L1 and R2 will turn off at the same time, and the reservation time will be shortened by the amount of time that the lights are turned on later, which is unreasonable. Met.

[Objective of the Invention 1 The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned circumstances, and its purpose is to ensure that unauthorized use is prevented, and at the same time, to facilitate detailed external management. I can do it! 11
Our goal is to provide Maoming control panels.

[Disclosure of the Invention] (Example 1) Figures 3 to 5 show an example of the present invention,
Reference numeral 1 designates a card on which control information data is written, and in the embodiment, a card 1 having a magnetic tape section 2 into which control information data can be written is used as shown in the fifth column. In this magnetic tape part 2, the unique code 11 of the lighting control panel A is written in the writing part 2a, the lighting load L1, etc., the writing part 2b, the writing part 2b of the usable reservation time code, and the writing part 2b, the writing part 2b of the usable court number. A section 2c is provided. Note that this card 1 is a punch card for information processing, OC
R card (handwritten character recognition card), OMR card (
Mark 5! It may also be a personal identification card). However, it goes without saying that a writable/readable card can easily be multifunctionalized as described later.

3 is a card slot into which the card 1 is inserted, 4 is a card league for reading out the control information data of the inserted card 1, SL and S2 are photoelectric switches that detect the position of the card 1, M... M2 is a magnetic head for writing and reading, MO is a card running motor, 6 is a card position detection circuit, 7 is a modulation/demodulation amplifier circuit, and 8 is a motor drive circuit. 5 is a control unit that controls the lighting load based on the control information data read out by the card league 4 and preset setting data; 11 is a signal processing circuit consisting of a CPU 9 and memory 10; and 12 is a timer time. In the setting section, 13 is a relay drive circuit, RY, . . . RY are load control relays, and R1 . . . R4 are relay contacts that control lighting loads. The lighting control panel A is housed in a storage box 20 as in the conventional example, and a small door with a key 1j is provided as required. Furthermore, the control signal 43 may be transmitted from the signal processing circuit 11 to the relay drive circuit 13 by time division multiplex transmission using a dedicated line.

The specific operation of the first embodiment will be described below.

Now, as shown in the tIfJG diagram, when there are four lighting control panels A1...A that respectively control the lighting loads L1...L installed in each court, card 1
Lighting control J, Q A by the administrator before being rented.
1...A, and the available time code are encoded and written to the card 1.

This card 1 is lent to a user by paying a usage fee, and the user places this card 1 in a predetermined lighting control panel A1.
By inserting the card into the card slot 3 of...A, the lighting loads L1...L can be turned on for a preset reserved time. In this case, the reservation 11, court number and user written on the card 1a are stored in the registration memory, and the next reservation time and court number are set by referring to the data in the registration memory. 1. Troubles caused by double reservations can be prevented. Next, the card】
If you insert a code other than 1...Δ into the specified lighting control panel A, the unique hood set on the lighting control panel A and the unique code written on card 1 are different, so card 1 will not be accepted. Furthermore, even if the card 1 is inserted into the predetermined lighting control panel A I...A outside of the reserved time, the current time data measured by the signal processing circuit 11 and the current time data written to the card 1 will be stored in the same way. Since the reservation time data does not match, the request is not accepted, and the lighting loads L1, . . ., L are not lit. On the other hand, if the competition ends early and the reserved time remains, if this remaining time is written to the magnetic tape section 2 in the data j) key entry section, the administrator can read out this remaining time data. Therefore, the charges for the remaining hours can be refunded, resulting in rational management that does not cause dissatisfaction to the users. Note that the card 1 may include a random access memory (RAM) housed in a cassette case and made X1 removable. Also, 1
The lighting control panel A of the stand controls the lighting load of multiple courts,...
・It is possible to remotely control I-2, and even if multiple courts have different starting times, the usage time for each court can be measured separately, eliminating user dissatisfaction with usage fees. can. Furthermore, since the lighting loads L,...L, of multiple courts are centrally controlled,
For example, the first line 1. If the second foot competition ends early, if the lights on the third court are dotted, the first foot
, tjS2's residual lighting and insecticide can be turned off at the same time as the main lighting. Furthermore, even if a lights-out warning buzzer sounds, it will not be transmitted to courts that are far away, so it is necessary to notify each court using different colored warning lamps.

(Example 2) Figure 7 shows another example, in which different reservation times (
For example, if a plurality of cards 1a, 1b, and IC are provided with 2.0.1.0 and 0.5 o'clock I11) written in advance, and these cards 1a, 1b, and lc are lent to IJ,
There is no need for the administrator to insert data at the time of lending (-(Y)), which makes management easier, and eliminates the need for a data writing unit, which reduces costs.

Furthermore, we lend the users three types of cards, LA, LB, and 1C, each with the different reservation times listed above.
Cards 1a and 1b with long reservation times as required by the user
, if the input is made sequentially from the IC, it is possible to eliminate the user's dissatisfaction to some extent when the competition ends early, even without providing a device to write the remaining time as in the first embodiment. , and the cost is reduced by the amount of the writing device. In other words, the user first inserts the 2-hour card 1a and can decide whether to insert the next card 11) or 1c depending on the progress of the competition, so if the competition ends early, The cards Ib and lc that were not inserted remain in hand, and this card lb
, lc, the user will be less dissatisfied with the remaining time by receiving a refund from the administrator.

(Embodiment 3) FIG. 8 shows yet another embodiment, in which a user code writing section 2d and a lighting load writing section 2d and a usage time writing section 1 are provided on the magnetic tape section 2 of the card 1. e, and issue a card 1 with a unique user code written in advance to the club t = 1 that uses the members-only tennis hoot or the person in charge of the baseball team that uses the baseball field all the time. L,...I-.

By inserting the card 1 into the lighting control panel A when using the lamp, the lighting loads L1...L are turned on, and the lighting time is cumulatively added and recorded in the writing section 1e. , the user pays the usage fee to the administrator in a lump sum (for example, monthly) based on the usage time written in the writing section 1e. In this case, the user needs to make a reservation for the date and time of use by telephone etc. with the administrator of P. The administrator sets this reservation time and user hood in the lighting control IA, 1
In the first board Δ, when a predetermined user inserts the card 1 at a predetermined reserved time, the lighting loads L1 . . . L are turned on. Further, the usage time is written once when the card 1 is removed or when the card ejection button is operated. If the usage time accumulation recording unit is provided in the lighting control panel A, online processing becomes possible and automatic withdrawal from a bank account becomes possible. In addition, a plurality of lighting control panels A1...A.

A central control and monitoring panel may be provided to control and monitor the system.

1 Advantages of the Invention 1 As described above, the present invention has a card slot into which a card written with control information data is inserted, a card league which reads out the control information data of the inserted card, and a card league which reads out the control information data of the inserted card. and a control unit that controls the lighting load based on control information data set in advance and setting data set in advance, and the lighting load is controlled using a card that can easily set different control information data. This has the advantage that unauthorized use can be reliably prevented, and since multiple HB data can be written on the card, detailed management can be easily performed.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1(a) is a perspective view of the conventional example, Fig. 1(b) is a front view of the same as above, Fig. 2 is an explanatory diagram of the same as above, Fig. t53 is a circuit diagram of an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 4 is a front view of the same as above, Fig. 5 is a front view of the main part of the same as above, Fig. 6 is an explanatory diagram of the same as the above, Fig. 7 is a front view of the main part of another embodiment, and fjJB figure is a front view of the main part of the same as above. It is a front view of the main part of an example. 1, la, lb, ic are cards, 3 is card slot, 4
is a card league, and 5 is a control section. Agent Patent attorney Stone 1) Ai Figure 7 Figure 1 (CI) (b) Second sentence 1-) 1 Figure 4 Figure 5 Figure 6 Figure 4 Figure 7 Figure 8

Claims (1)

[Claims] (1) A card slot into which a card written with control information data is inserted, a card league which reads out the control information data of the inserted card, and a card league in which the control information data read out by the card league and the preset A lighting control panel comprising 11 controllers for controlling a lighting load based on setting data.