JPS63187832A - Evading method for collision of transmission signal - Google Patents

Evading method for collision of transmission signal

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JPS63187832A
JPS63187832A JP62018654A JP1865487A JPS63187832A JP S63187832 A JPS63187832 A JP S63187832A JP 62018654 A JP62018654 A JP 62018654A JP 1865487 A JP1865487 A JP 1865487A JP S63187832 A JPS63187832 A JP S63187832A
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Tomoya Kashiwabara
柏原 智哉
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    • YGENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
    • Y02TECHNOLOGIES OR APPLICATIONS FOR MITIGATION OR ADAPTATION AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE
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    • Y04INFORMATION OR COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES HAVING AN IMPACT ON OTHER TECHNOLOGY AREAS
    • Y04SSYSTEMS INTEGRATING TECHNOLOGIES RELATED TO POWER NETWORK OPERATION, COMMUNICATION OR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES FOR IMPROVING THE ELECTRICAL POWER GENERATION, TRANSMISSION, DISTRIBUTION, MANAGEMENT OR USAGE, i.e. SMART GRIDS
    • Y04S40/00Systems for electrical power generation, transmission, distribution or end-user application management characterised by the use of communication or information technologies, or communication or information technology specific aspects supporting them
    • Y04S40/12Systems for electrical power generation, transmission, distribution or end-user application management characterised by the use of communication or information technologies, or communication or information technology specific aspects supporting them characterised by data transport means between the monitoring, controlling or managing units and monitored, controlled or operated electrical equipment
    • Y04S40/121Systems for electrical power generation, transmission, distribution or end-user application management characterised by the use of communication or information technologies, or communication or information technology specific aspects supporting them characterised by data transport means between the monitoring, controlling or managing units and monitored, controlled or operated electrical equipment using the power network as support for the transmission

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Abstract

PURPOSE:To prevent the collision of a signal in an overhead earth line by providing a preceding carrier layer to a head of an outgoing signal, providing a reservation carrier layer and a non-carrier layer succeeding thereto to the head of an incoming signal and using the non-carrier layer so as to confirm the presence of the outgoing signal. CONSTITUTION:The outgoing signal has a format where a precedence carrier layer 10 by 20ms exists at its head station 4 and a data layer 11 follows the precedence carrier layer 10. Moreover, the incoming signal has a format where a reserved carrier layer 12 by 15ms exists at its head, the non-carrier layer 13 of 20ms follows the reserved carrier layer 12 and the data layer 14 follows the non-carrier layer 13. In sending the outgoing signal, it is sent when a carrier on a communication line is confirmed again after 15ms after the discrimination of the presence of the carrier and no carrier exists. The incoming signal is sent when the carrier on the communication line is confirmed again at 25ms after the discrimination of the presence of the carrier and no carrier exists. Moreover, when the incoming signal and the outgoing signal are sent at the same time onto the communication line, the transmission of the outgoing signal has priority.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 〔産業上の利用分野〕 本発明は、架空地線を利用した配電線遠方監視制御装置
に用いて好適な伝送信号衝突回避方法に関するものであ
る。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to a transmission signal collision avoidance method suitable for use in a distribution line remote monitoring and control device using an overhead ground wire.

〔従来の技術〕[Conventional technology]

第3図は、架空地線を利用した配電線遠方監視制御装置
の要部を示す回路図である。この配電線遠方監視制御装
置は、高圧配電線1の架空地線2を親局3と子局4との
通信回線として利用するものであり、架空地線2の各接
地個所には避雷器5が接続配置されている。すなわち、
架空地vA2に侵入する雷サージに対して避雷器5によ
り衝撃電流を大地に放電し、過電圧を制限するようにな
し、架空地線2の効果を損なわないようにしている。
FIG. 3 is a circuit diagram showing the main parts of a distribution line remote monitoring and control device using an overhead ground wire. This distribution line remote monitoring and control device uses an overhead ground wire 2 of a high-voltage distribution line 1 as a communication line between a master station 3 and a slave station 4, and a lightning arrester 5 is installed at each ground point of the overhead ground wire 2. Connections are arranged. That is,
An impact current is discharged to the ground by a lightning arrester 5 against a lightning surge invading the overhead ground vA2, and overvoltage is limited so that the effect of the overhead ground wire 2 is not impaired.

避雷器5は、親局3および子局4を介して架空地線2に
注入される信号電圧レベルに対しては、高インピーダン
スとなり得、監視および制御のために架空地線2に注入
される信号電流■は大地を帰路回路として高速度(12
00bps)の信号伝送を行う。尚、同図において、6
は変電所、7は柱上開閉器(D、M)であり、子局4と
柱上開閉器7とは電気的に接続関係にある。
The lightning arrester 5 can be of high impedance to the signal voltage level injected into the overhead ground wire 2 via the master station 3 and slave station 4, and the surge arrester 5 can be of high impedance to the signal voltage level injected into the overhead ground wire 2 for monitoring and control purposes. The current ■ runs at high speed (12
00bps) signal transmission. In addition, in the same figure, 6
is a substation, 7 is a pole switch (D, M), and the slave station 4 and the pole switch 7 are electrically connected.

通常、親局3は営業所の所内に置かれ、配電線の監視お
よび制御の中心をなす。監視および制御Iされる配電線
は普通数回線であり、監視および制御しようとする配電
線へ伝送信号を振り分けるために信号分配器を用いる。
Normally, the master station 3 is located within a business office and plays a central role in monitoring and controlling power distribution lines. The distribution lines to be monitored and controlled are usually several circuits, and a signal distributor is used to distribute transmission signals to the distribution lines to be monitored and controlled.

第4図は、この信号分配器を親局3の後段に挿入配置し
たものであり、同図において符号8で示している。架空
地線2の途中には、数km毎に幹線中継器9が配置され
ており、この幹線中継器9において伝送信号の増幅が行
われる。そして、これら幹線中継器9の間の各地区に複
数の子局4を配し、監視制御すべき柱上開閉器7 (第
3図)と電気的に接続し、親局3〜子局4間の通信回路
を構成して、各柱上開閉器7の監視(ON/、OF F
の状態)および制御(ON/○FFの操作)を行う。
In FIG. 4, this signal distributor is inserted and placed after the master station 3, and is designated by reference numeral 8 in the figure. Trunk repeaters 9 are placed every few kilometers along the overhead ground wire 2, and the transmission signals are amplified in the trunk repeaters 9. A plurality of slave stations 4 are arranged in each area between these trunk repeaters 9, and are electrically connected to the pole switch 7 (Fig. 3) to be monitored and controlled. Configure a communication circuit between them to monitor each pole switch 7 (ON/OFF
status) and control (ON/FF operation).

〔発明が、解決しようとする問題点〕[Problem that the invention attempts to solve]

しかしながらこのような架空地線を利用した従来の配電
線遠方監視制御装置においては、架空地線2上に親局3
から子局4への伝送信号、子局4から親局3への伝送信
号が2つ以上存在する時、これら伝送信号が架空地線2
上で衝突するという問題があった。
However, in conventional distribution line remote monitoring and control equipment that uses such an overhead ground wire, the master station 3 is connected to the overhead ground wire 2.
When there are two or more transmission signals from the slave station 4 to the master station 3 and from the slave station 4 to the master station 3, these transmission signals are connected to the overhead ground wire 2.
There was a problem with collisions at the top.

すなわち、今、親局3から子局4へ向かう伝送信号を下
り信号、子局4から親局3へ向かう伝送信号を上り信号
とすると、上り信号と上り信号との衝突(2つの子局か
らの伝送信号の衝突)、下り信号と上り信号との衝突、
および漏れ信号と上り信号あるいは下り信号との衝突な
どが生ずる。
In other words, if we assume that the transmission signal going from the master station 3 to the slave station 4 is the downlink signal, and the transmission signal going from the slave station 4 to the master station 3 is the uplink signal, a collision between the upstream signal and the upstream signal (from two slave stations) (collision between transmitted signals), collision between downstream and upstream signals,
Also, a collision between the leakage signal and the upstream signal or downstream signal occurs.

第5図1a)および(blは、下り信号と上り信号との
衝突状態を示し、両者が重なる部分が衝突区域である。
FIG. 5 1a) and (bl) show a collision state between a downstream signal and an upstream signal, and the portion where the two overlap is the collision area.

〔問題点を解決するための手段〕[Means for solving problems]

本発明はこのような問題点に鑑みてなされたもので、一
方何から他方側への伝送信号を下り信号、他方側から一
方側への伝送信号を上り信号とし、前記下り信号の先頭
部に所定時間S1の先行キャリア層を設けると共に、前
記上り信号の先頭部に所定時間S2の予約キャリア層と
この予約キャリア層に続(所定時間S3の無キャリア層
とを設け、この上り信号の送出時における無キャリア層
において前記下り信号の有無を確認し、下り信号有りと
確認された場合この上り信号の送出を中断するようにし
たものである。
The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and the transmission signal from one side to the other side is a downstream signal, the transmission signal from the other side to one side is an upstream signal, and the beginning of the downlink signal is a downstream signal. A preceding carrier layer for a predetermined time S1 is provided, a reserved carrier layer for a predetermined time S2 is provided at the beginning of the upstream signal, and a non-carrier layer for a predetermined time S3 is provided following this reserved carrier layer, and when this uplink signal is sent, The presence or absence of the downlink signal is confirmed in the non-carrier layer of the carrier, and if it is confirmed that the downlink signal is present, the transmission of the uplink signal is interrupted.

〔作用〕[Effect]

したがってこの発明によれば、上り信号における無キャ
リア層において、下り信号が「有り」と確認された場合
、上り信号よりも下り信号が優先して伝送される。
Therefore, according to the present invention, when it is confirmed that a downlink signal is present in the carrier-free layer of an uplink signal, the downlink signal is transmitted with priority over the uplink signal.

〔実施例〕〔Example〕

以下、本発明に係る伝送信号衝突回避方法を詳細に説明
する。第2図ta+および(blは、下り信号および上
り信号のフォーマットである。すなわち、下り信号は、
その先頭部に20 m sの先行キャリア層10を有し
、この先行キャリア層10の後にデータ層11が連続す
るフォーマットとなっている。また、上り信号は、その
先頭部に15msの予約キャリア層12を有し、この予
約キャリア層12に2Qmsの無キャリア層13が続き
、この無キャリア層13の後にデータ層14が連続する
フォーマットとなっている。ここで、親局側と子局側と
は1:1に接続された状態で伝送信号の送受信を行い、
且つN個の子局のうちの1個と親局側との間において送
受信を行っている場合には、その他の子局はその送信を
停止するものとする。
Hereinafter, the transmission signal collision avoidance method according to the present invention will be explained in detail. FIG. 2 ta+ and (bl are the formats of the downlink signal and uplink signal. That is, the downlink signal is
The format is such that a 20 ms leading carrier layer 10 is provided at the beginning, and a data layer 11 continues after this leading carrier layer 10. The upstream signal has a 15 ms reserved carrier layer 12 at the beginning, a 2 Qms non-carrier layer 13 follows this reserved carrier layer 12, and a data layer 14 continues after this non-carrier layer 13. It has become. Here, the master station side and the slave station side transmit and receive transmission signals in a 1:1 connected state,
In addition, when transmission/reception is being performed between one of the N slave stations and the master station side, the other slave stations shall stop their transmission.

次に、この上り信号および下り信号による伝送信号の衝
突回避方法について説明する。まず、伝送信号の送出前
に通信回線上のキャリアの有無を確認する。キャリアが
あると判定された場合は、伝送信号の送出を停止する。
Next, a method for avoiding collisions between transmission signals using uplink signals and downlink signals will be described. First, before sending out a transmission signal, the presence or absence of a carrier on the communication line is checked. If it is determined that there is a carrier, the transmission of the transmission signal is stopped.

この場合の伝送信号の再送出は次の手順で行う。In this case, the transmission signal is retransmitted by the following procedure.

(ア)下り信号の送信 キャリアがあると判定して15m5後に通信回線上のキ
ャリアを再確認1し、キャリアが無ければ下り信号を送
信する。
(A) After determining that there is a carrier for transmitting a downlink signal, reconfirm the carrier on the communication line 15m5 later, and if there is no carrier, transmit the downlink signal.

(イ)上り信号の送信 キャリアがあると判定して25ms後に通信回線上のキ
ャリアを再確認し、キャリアが無ければ上り信号を送信
する。
(b) After determining that there is a carrier for transmitting an uplink signal, reconfirm the carrier on the communication line 25 ms later, and if there is no carrier, transmit the uplink signal.

また、上り信号と下り信号が通信回線上に同時に送信さ
れたときは、次のようにして下り信号の送信が優先され
る。すなわち、第1図のa点において、親局側、子局側
とも通信回線上のキャリアの有無を確認する。この時、
通信回線上にはキャリアがないので、親局側および子局
側が同時に上り信号および下り信号を送り出す(第1図
におけるb点)。子局側は、まず始めに予約キャリア層
12を出して、次に無キャリア層13で通信回線上にキ
ャリアがあるか否を確認する(第1図における0点)。
Furthermore, when an uplink signal and a downlink signal are transmitted simultaneously on a communication line, priority is given to the transmission of the downlink signal in the following manner. That is, at point a in FIG. 1, both the master station side and the slave station side check whether there is a carrier on the communication line. At this time,
Since there is no carrier on the communication line, the master station and slave stations simultaneously send out up and down signals (point b in FIG. 1). The slave station first sends out the reserved carrier layer 12, and then checks in the non-carrier layer 13 whether or not there is a carrier on the communication line (point 0 in FIG. 1).

この時、通信回線に「キャリア有り」と子局側が判断す
ると(第1図におけるd点)、子局側は上り信号の送出
を中断し、下り信号の送出を優先する。これを下り信号
の優先と呼ぶ。この場合、上り信号は通信回線上にキャ
リアがなくなってから’15ms後に再び上り信号の送
出を行う。
At this time, if the slave station determines that "there is a carrier" on the communication line (point d in FIG. 1), the slave station suspends transmission of upstream signals and gives priority to transmission of downstream signals. This is called downlink signal priority. In this case, the uplink signal is transmitted again 15 ms after the carrier disappears on the communication line.

尚、無キャリア層13での下り信号の確認の際、通信回
線上に「キャリア無し」という判断が下されると、子局
側は上り信号の送出を!!続する。また、上り信号を発
生する機器には信号衝突の判断機能をもたせるが、下り
信号を発生する機器には信号衝突の判断機能をもたせな
い。また、本実施例においては、上り信号に予約キャリ
ア層および無キャリア層を持たせたが、これらのキャリ
ア層を下り信号に持たせるように構成してもよく、この
場合にあっては上り信号に先行キャリア層を持たせるこ
とになり、そのフォーマットが逆となる。
In addition, when checking the downlink signal in the carrier-less layer 13, if it is determined that there is no carrier on the communication line, the slave station will not transmit the uplink signal! ! Continue. Further, devices that generate uplink signals are provided with a signal collision determination function, but devices that generate downlink signals are not provided with a signal collision determination function. Furthermore, in this embodiment, the upstream signal has a reserved carrier layer and a non-carrier layer, but the downstream signal may also have these carrier layers, and in this case, the upstream signal will have a leading carrier layer, and the format will be reversed.

〔発明の効果〕〔Effect of the invention〕

以上説明したように本発明による伝送信号衝突回避方法
によると、一方便から他方側への伝送信号を下り信号、
他方側から一方側への伝送信号を上り信号とし、前記下
り信号の先頭部に所定時間S1の先行キャリア層を設け
ると共に、前記上り信号の先頭部に所定時間S2の予約
キャリア層とこの予約キャリア層に続く所定時間S3の
無キャリア層とを設け、この上り信号の送出時における
無キャリア層において前記下り信号の有無を確認し、下
り信号有りと確認された場合この上り信号の送出を中断
するようにしたので、上り信号における無キャリア層に
おいて下り信号が確認された場合、上り信号よりも下り
信号が優先して伝送されるようになり、上り信号および
下り信号の衝突が回避される。
As explained above, according to the transmission signal collision avoidance method according to the present invention, the transmission signal from one flight to the other side is
The transmission signal from the other side to the one side is an upstream signal, and a preceding carrier layer for a predetermined time S1 is provided at the beginning of the downlink signal, and a reserved carrier layer for a predetermined time S2 and this reserved carrier are provided at the beginning of the upstream signal. A non-carrier layer for a predetermined time S3 following the layer is provided, and the presence or absence of the downlink signal is confirmed in the non-carrier layer when transmitting the uplink signal, and if it is confirmed that there is a downlink signal, the transmission of the uplink signal is interrupted. As a result, when a downlink signal is confirmed in the carrier-free layer of an uplink signal, the downlink signal is transmitted with priority over the uplink signal, and collisions between the uplink signal and the downlink signal are avoided.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図は本発明に係る伝送信号衝突回避方法の一実施例
においてその上り信号と下り信号とが同時に送信された
場合の動作を説明する図、第2図はこの伝送信号衝突回
避方法における上り信号および下り信号のフォーマント
、第3図は架空地線を利用した配電線遠方監視制御装置
の要部を示す回路図、第4図はこの配電線遠方監視制御
装置において信号分配器を用いたシステム図、第5図は
上り信号と下り信号との衝突区域を示す図であ゛る。 l・・・高圧配電線、2・・・架空地線、3・・・親局
、4・・・子局、7・・・柱上開閉器、10・・・先行
キャリア層、12・・・予約キャリア層、13・・・無
キャリア層。
FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating the operation when an uplink signal and a downlink signal are transmitted simultaneously in an embodiment of the transmission signal collision avoidance method according to the present invention, and FIG. Signal and downlink signal formants, Figure 3 is a circuit diagram showing the main parts of a distribution line remote monitoring and control device that uses an overhead ground wire, and Figure 4 is a circuit diagram showing the main parts of a distribution line remote monitoring and control device that uses a signal distributor in this distribution line remote monitoring and control device. The system diagram, FIG. 5, is a diagram showing a collision area between an upstream signal and a downstream signal. l... High voltage distribution line, 2... Overhead ground wire, 3... Master station, 4... Slave station, 7... Pole switch, 10... Leading carrier layer, 12...・Reservation carrier layer, 13...No carrier layer.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 一方側から他方側への伝送信号を下り信号、他方側から
一方側への伝送信号を上り信号とし、前記下り信号の先
頭部に所定時間S1の先行キャリア層を設けると共に、
前記上り信号の先頭部に所定時間S2の予約キャリア層
とこの予約キャリア層に続く所定時間S3の無キャリア
層とを設け、この上り信号の送出時における無キャリア
層において前記下り信号の有無を確認し、下り信号有り
と確認された場合この上り信号の送出を中断するように
したことを特徴とする伝送信号衝突回避方法。
The transmission signal from one side to the other side is a downlink signal, the transmission signal from the other side to one side is an uplink signal, and a preceding carrier layer for a predetermined time S1 is provided at the beginning of the downlink signal, and
A reserved carrier layer for a predetermined time S2 and a non-carrier layer for a predetermined time S3 following this reserved carrier layer are provided at the beginning of the uplink signal, and the presence or absence of the downlink signal is checked in the non-carrier layer when the uplink signal is sent. A transmission signal collision avoidance method characterized in that, when it is confirmed that there is a downlink signal, transmission of this uplink signal is interrupted.
JP62018654A 1987-01-30 1987-01-30 Evading method for collision of transmission signal Pending JPS63187832A (en)

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