KR101977175B1 - Method for managing housing facility and household access, and a server thereof - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a method for integratedly managing apartment houses including a plurality of households and a device thereof and, specifically, to a method for managing facilities of apartment houses, a method for managing household access of workers who access apartment houses, and a server for integratedly managing apartment houses capable of executing methods. In addition, the server for integratedly managing apartment houses comprises a facility control unit, a monitoring unit, a management unit, and a control unit.

Description

TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a method and system for managing integrated access to a plurality of housing units,

The present invention relates to a method and an apparatus for integrally managing a plurality of houses including a plurality of households, specifically, a method for managing the facilities of the apartment house, a method for managing entry and exit of workers entering and leaving the apartment house , And an integrated housing management server that enables these methods to be implemented.

Background of the Invention [0002] In today's world where application technologies using networks are being developed variously, home network technology is also widely used in construction and construction. In particular, various facilities installed for each household, such as home appliances, lighting, ventilation, windows, doors, air-conditioning and the like, are now connected to a home network so that the user can easily control the system with simple moon pad operation.

On the other hand, apart from the fact that the home network technology is applied to each household and the occupants live a convenient life, from the standpoint of the constructor or the facility maker who builds the apartment house and performs the pre-occupancy check, We still pass all inspection procedures passively without using it. When the apartment house is completed and the apartment is near, it is usually done by the constructor or the facility maker to check whether the various facilities installed in the apartment house are operating properly. This is done in the form of visits.

Such conventional inspection methods can cause many problems, for example, that a large number of workers are required to inspect a large number of generations, and when a large number of workers are used, facility damage due to operator carelessness may occur It can cause problems such as the fact that it is possible to check the generation, the time constraint on the generation check, and the mistake due to human inspection.

The present invention solves the above problems that existed in the conventional inspection of the apartment house, thereby improving the convenience and accuracy of the apartment house inspection and reducing the cost.

 The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and it is an object of the present invention to provide a method of manufacturing a semiconductor device, .

Korean Registered Patent No. 10-1683441 (Registered on December 01, 2016)

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and it is an object of the present invention to provide a multi-house integrated management server comprising: a facility controller for controlling at least one facility in a multi- A monitoring unit for inquiring monitoring information on the apartment; A management unit for determining whether the facility in the apartment is necessary based on the monitoring information; And a control unit for controlling the facility control unit, the monitoring unit, and the management unit.

Also, in the integrated housing management server, the monitoring information may include at least one of parameter values of room temperature for each household, electric energy usage for each household, gas consumption for each household, water usage for each household and air cleanliness for each household Further, when the parameter value of any one of the monitoring information is out of a preset range, the management unit recognizes an abnormal state of the facility corresponding to the parameter value, and determines that control for the facility is necessary . In addition, the control on the facility may include at least one of lighting control, heating control, switch control, window opening / closing control, and door opening / closing control.

Meanwhile, in the integrated housing management server, the management unit may further include a function of generating a generation access virtual key and transmitting the generated virtual key to the worker terminal,

The virtual key may be provided with an access permission condition. At this time, the management unit may store the revoked person information for issuing the virtual key in association with the virtual key. In this case, the monitoring unit may receive the access count and access time information from the access detection apparatus provided for each household through the operator terminal.

In another embodiment, the management unit in the apartment house integrated management server generates a first virtual key and a second virtual key, transmits the first virtual key to an operator terminal, Device, and at least one of the first virtual key or the second virtual key may be granted an access permission condition. In this case, the monitoring unit may receive the access count and access time information from the access detection device through the central control device.

Meanwhile, the apartment house integrated management server may further include a reporting receiving unit for receiving the check result from the worker terminal.

According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a method for managing a plurality of households in a multi-family housing by collecting monitoring information of at least two or more households, Determining a target generation that needs to be controlled among the generations based on the collected monitoring information; And controlling at least one facility in the target household.

According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a method for managing access to a household in a apartment house, the method comprising: generating a virtual key by the apartment house integrated management server, -; The integrated housing management server transmitting the virtual key to the worker terminal; And a step of the door lock device of the entrance target generation recognizing the virtual key stored in the worker terminal and judging whether or not the entrance and exit approval is made.

Finally, a method for managing access to a household in a apartment house according to another embodiment of the present invention includes generating a first virtual key and a second virtual key by the apartment house integrated management server, At least one of the first virtual key and the second virtual key is granted an access permission condition; The integrated housing integrated management server transmitting the first virtual key to the worker terminal; The integrated housing management server transmitting the second virtual key to the central control unit; Transferring the second virtual key from the central control device to a door lock device of the entrance / exit generation; And comparing the first virtual key stored in the worker terminal with the second virtual key stored in the door lock device, and determining whether the access is granted or not.

According to the present invention, there is an effect that the apartment house check can be performed more quickly and accurately, and the number of workers required compared with the conventional one can be reduced, and the cost required for the inspection can be greatly reduced.

Also, according to the present invention, it is possible to prevent an accident that a facility is damaged or damaged by a worker, and in particular, it is possible to appropriately control the worker by managing access to each worker for each household in real time.

According to the present invention, it is possible to improve the quality of the facilities as well as to prevent defects in advance because it is possible to monitor the entire facilities without any time depending on the completion progress of the facilities.

Further, according to the present invention, since the problems within the facility or the household can be objectively recognized based on the monitoring information for each generation, the inspection accuracy can be improved.

In addition, according to the present invention, it is possible to overcome the limitation of performing the inspection, such as being able to eliminate the difficulty that must be carried out at night even in the case of lighting inspection, have.

In addition, according to the present invention, it is possible to perform overall management using a portable device (mobile device), thereby overcoming spatial limitations.

FIG. 1 schematically shows the function of the apartment house integrated management server according to the present invention.
FIG. 2 compares the method of checking a conventional apartment house with the method of checking a apartment house according to the present invention.
FIG. 3 is a detailed block diagram of the apartment house integrated management server according to the present invention.
FIG. 4 illustrates an embodiment of a method for managing integrated housing according to the present invention.
FIG. 5 and FIG. 6 illustrate an embodiment of a method for managing an integrated apartment house.
FIG. 7 shows an embodiment of a household access management method according to the present invention.
FIG. 8 illustrates the recognition process between the worker terminal and the door lock device in more detail.
FIG. 9 shows another embodiment of the household access management method according to the present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS Reference will now be made in detail to the preferred embodiments of the present invention, examples of which are illustrated in the accompanying drawings, wherein like reference numerals refer to the like elements throughout. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

The embodiments disclosed herein should not be construed or interpreted as limiting the scope of the present invention. It will be apparent to those of ordinary skill in the art that the description including the embodiments of the present specification has various applications. Accordingly, any embodiment described in the Detailed Description of the Invention is illustrative for a better understanding of the invention and is not intended to limit the scope of the invention to embodiments.

A terminal is defined herein as a mobile station, a mobile terminal, a subscriber station, a portable subscriber station, a user equipment, an access terminal, a personal computer A personal computer, a telephone, and the like, and may include all or some of the functions of the device.

The functional blocks shown in the drawings and described below are merely examples of possible implementations. In other implementations, other functional blocks may be used without departing from the spirit and scope of the following detailed description. Also, although one or more functional blocks of the present invention are represented as discrete blocks, one or more of the functional blocks of the present invention may be a combination of various hardware and software configurations that perform the same function.

Furthermore, the expression "including an element" is merely referred to as an "open" expression, and the element should not be understood as excluding the additional elements.

Further, when an element is referred to as being "connected" or "connected" to another element, it may be directly connected or connected to the other element, but it should be understood that other elements may be present in between do.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 shows a schematic system for understanding the basic functions of the apartment house integrated management server 100. As shown in FIG. The integrated housing management server 100 according to the present invention is connected to each household in a multi-family house through a network, more specifically, to facilities installed in or installed in each household, Lt; / RTI >

The apartment house referred to in the present invention is defined as a house in which a plurality of households jointly use all or a part of the walls, corridors, stairs, and other facilities of the building to enable independent living for each household, May include apartments, tenement houses, multi-family housing, and dormitories. For the sake of clarity, in this detailed description the apartment is taken as a representative example of the apartment house, but it should be understood that the apartment house may include other kinds of apartment apart from the apartment.

The housing unit can be divided into a household unit and a common unit. As shown in FIG. 1, a unit for controlling ventilation, lighting, heating, appliances, doors, A sensor such as a magnet sensor installed in a door of a door to detect whether or not a user has entered a house, and a central control device such as a wall pad device may be provided in each household, As shown in FIG. Accordingly, the apartment house integrated management server 100 connected to each household unit can be implemented in a manner that only the central control unit is connected and the central control unit controls other devices, May be separately connected to each device in charge of control within the household.

In the meantime, the common unit means a group or system of devices that can be commonly used by users in areas other than households. In this case, the common unit includes a remote meter reading system, a parking control system, a CCTV system, an elevator control system, And the like.

As described above, the integrated housing management server 100 can be controlled by being connected to each of the household units and the common units constituting the apartment house through a network.

FIG. 2 is a brief comparison between the conventional apartment house inspection method and the apartment house inspection method of the present invention in order to understand the problem to be solved by the present invention, that is, a conventional problem.

As mentioned above, in the past, when the apartment house has been completed, or when it is necessary to inspect the facilities of each household during construction, it is necessary for the workers to access the households (50A to 50C) And the check was performed in such a manner as to discriminate. However, this conventional system has caused problems such as not only a lot of cost for manpower but also the damage and damage of the facility due to carelessness of the workers. In addition, security problems caused by workers entering and leaving the household indiscriminately, It has been a big problem. In addition, in the conventional inspection method, there are limitations that arise because the inspector is a person, for example, a problem that an operator can not recognize an abnormal state of a facility by mistake, and even if the daylight is turned on, The limitations arising from the fact that the subject is a person, such as a problem that should be checked, has been revealed.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the present invention to solve the problems of the conventional system and to provide a system and method for connecting a home management system and a home network technology, To improve the efficiency, accuracy and promptness of the apartment house inspection and to increase the satisfaction of the actual user who intends to move into the apartment house.

FIG. 3 shows detailed configurations of the apartment house integrated management server 100 according to the present invention. The server includes a facility control unit 110, a monitoring unit 120, a management unit 130 and a control unit 150, and may further include a reporting reception unit 140. Hereinafter, each detailed configuration will be described.

The facility control unit 110 controls at least one facility in the apartment. For example, when an administrator inputs a control command through a user interface (program) provided by the apartment house integrated management server 100, And transmits it to each connected facility so that the facilities are driven in accordance with the control command. (TV, radio, speakers, etc.), switches, etc., in the case of the household section, and the lighting apparatus, the gas circuit breaker, the heating and cooling apparatus, the door lock, And in the case of a public part, an automatic meter reading system, an unmanned security system, a parking control system, a CCTV system, and the like can be included. Meanwhile, the facility control unit 110 can directly control the facilities installed in the apartment and can detect the abnormal state of the facility. For example, when the in-house gas circuit breaker does not operate normally, the facility control unit 110 detects the abnormal state and can transmit the detected abnormal state to the management unit 130, which will be described later. Based on the received information, A control request may be sent to the worker or the facility control unit 110 may give a control command to try to control again. In addition, the facility control unit 110 may detect an error of a network connecting each facility, a communication error, and the like.

The monitoring unit 120 inquires monitoring information about the apartment and acquires necessary information from the monitoring information.

Monitoring information is, may be defined to collectively these within a measurable parameter value apartment house, for example at room temperature per generation, gas energy consumption, the electric energy consumption, using the air conditioning system time, water usage, and the air cleaner (CO ₂ , Fine dust), etc. may be included in the parameter values.

Meanwhile, the monitoring unit 120 may inquire monitoring information by referring to a database (not shown) provided in the integrated housing management server 100 or may be a separate server (e.g., A server of the energy management system) to inquire about monitoring information. As an example of the latter, the energy management system can collect remote meter reading data (gas, electricity, hot water, cold water, etc.) in real time or periodically. The monitoring unit 120 accesses the server of this energy management system, Monitoring information can be inquired and acquired.

The management unit 130 determines whether it is necessary to control the facility in the apartment based on the monitoring information acquired by the monitoring unit 120. [ That is, the management unit 130 analyzes the monitoring information in each household and compares the monitoring information with each other to determine whether a facility abnormality in the household is exceeded and control or check is necessary for a household over a certain range. If the indoor temperature of a specific household is abnormally higher than the room temperature of other households as a result of inquiring about the room temperature for each generation, the management unit 130 recognizes that there is a problem with the heating device The facility control unit 110 instructs the heating control unit to lower the temperature or to request the inspection by the operator's terminal so that the operator can visit the corresponding household directly to see if the window is open, , Dust, or the like is occurring.

Meanwhile, as mentioned above in the facilities control unit 110, the apartment house integrated management server 100 according to the present invention may directly recognize whether or not each facility is abnormal, but the apartment house integrated management server 100 In particular, the management unit 130 can not properly detect whether the facilities are abnormal due to special circumstances, or if it is abnormal due to a facility (e.g., a window that can not be controlled by a network) In the event that the condition (the temperature inside the household falls or the room is exposed to rain) occurs, the monitoring information can be used to identify the current situation of the household or public sector during the inspection process and to respond accordingly. . The function of the management unit 130 will be described in more detail in the following drawings.

Meanwhile, the management unit 130 may additionally perform a function of managing access to the household of the workers in addition to the functions described above. That is, the management unit 130 generates a generation access virtual key when an operator intends to access the household for checking or for work, and stores the issuance history of the generated virtual key, The virtual key can be generated as a one-time code. Further, the virtual key can be generated as a one-time code, and the access permission condition is given to the corresponding virtual key, It is possible to limit the access of workers to households only in accordance with permission conditions. The access permission condition may include at least one of a possible access time, a permitted accessable household, and an accessible worker. The access permission condition may be set and stored internally by the management unit 130. Also, the access permission condition may be generated in the form of an encrypted code and included in the virtual key.

On the other hand, on the assumption that the management unit 130 can manage the worker's access to the household, the monitoring unit 120 may additionally include a central control device or entrance / A door lock device, a magnetic sensor installed at the upper end of a door for each generation, etc.), information on at least one of the number of times the worker has entered and exiting, the entry and exit time, and the stay within the household. That is, the management unit 130 determines whether or not the door lock apparatus has been opened, how many times the door lock apparatus has been opened, which worker has visited the house several times, the door lock apparatus is opened And how much time has elapsed between the time of day.

The function of the apartment house integrated management server 100 for managing the entry and exit of the workers is described in more detail in the examples of FIGS. 7 to 9, which will be described later.

The control unit 150 controls the facilities control unit 110, the monitoring unit 120, the management unit 130 and the reporting reception unit 140. The control unit 150 includes a controller, May also be referred to as a microcontroller, a microprocessor, a microcomputer, or the like. The controllers 150 and 550 may be implemented by hardware or firmware or software or a combination thereof. In the case of hardware implementation, an application specific integrated circuit (ASIC) or a digital signal processor a signal processor, a digital signal processing device (DSPD), a programmable logic device (PLD), a field programmable gate array (FPGA), or the like. When the present invention is implemented using firmware or software, Or a function or the like may be configured.

Also, although not shown in the figure, the apartment house integrated management server 100 may further include a storage unit as a matter of course, and the storage unit may store program instructions for processing and controlling the controller 150. [ The storage unit may include a read only memory (ROM), a random access memory (RAM), an erasable programmable read-only memory (EPROM), an electrically erasable programmable read-only memory (EEPROM), a flash memory, (Hard Disk Drive), an SSD (Solid State Drive), or the like.

Meanwhile, the apartment house integrated management server 100 may further include a reporting receiver 140 in an additional detailed configuration, which receives the check result from the worker terminals 700. [ Although the present invention basically aims at automating the inspection of facilities in apartment houses, it may be necessary for an operator to directly approach the household or public area to perform an inspection. However, in this case, And receives the check result from the worker terminals 700. [ An application or software may be installed in the worker terminal 700 and the check result may be transmitted to the reporting receiver 140. [

3, the integrated housing management server 100 according to the present invention has been described. Hereinafter, a method for managing the integrated apartment house will be described with reference to FIG.

4, the integrated housing facility integrated management method includes a common housing integrated management server 100, an energy management system (EMS) server 300, a central control unit (monthly pad) 600 for each household, a worker terminal 700 ), And a household-specific facility (500) are each included as the subject of the method performance. The apartment house integrated management server 100 will be described with reference to FIG. 3 described earlier. The energy management system server 300 is a server that collects and stores the measured values of the energy of the apartment, such as gas, electricity, and water usage, in real time or periodically, as previously mentioned in the description of the monitoring unit 120 . The central control unit is installed for each household, and means a device capable of centrally controlling individual facilities within the household. A typical type of central control unit is a month pad. The worker terminal 700 refers to a terminal of a person who is in charge of inspecting the apartment, and may include a smart phone, a PDA, a tablet PC, and other portable terminals. The household-specific facilities 500 include lighting, gas circuit breakers, heating and air-conditioning units, door locks, and other home appliances (televisions, radios, speakers, etc.) And in the case of a public part, an automatic meter reading system, an unmanned security system, a parking control system, a CCTV system, and the like can be included.

The method according to FIG. 4 includes the step S410 in which the apartment house integrated management server 100 receives monitoring information from the energy management system server 300 (S410). In this step, the apartment house integrated management server 100 accesses the energy management system server 300 to acquire various information including energy consumption.

Next, the integrated housing management server 100 determines whether there is a household that requires control among the households, that is, a target household based on the monitoring information (S420). At this time, Whether or not the value of the specified parameter deviates from the predetermined range. In step S420, for example, when the electric energy usage amount of a particular household is abnormally high based on the electric energy usage amount of the plurality of households, the household is distinguished as the target household.

After step S420, the apartment house integrated management server 100 transmits an inspection command to the worker terminal 700 (S430). For example, by transmitting an inspection request push message to the application installed in the worker terminal 700, (S440) a command to control the facility to the central control unit 600 of the target household directly, and the central control unit 600 attempts to control the facility (S450) You may. As an example of steps S440 and S450, the apartment house integrated management server 100 may cause the central control device 600 for each target household to shut off the power of all the electric energy consuming facilities for a target household with an abnormally high electric energy usage amount Thereby reducing the use of electric energy.

Meanwhile, although FIG. 4 shows that the apartment house integrated management server 100 is controlled through the central control device 600 such as a month pad when controlling the facilities 500 for each household, the apartment house integrated management server 100 can control the facilities 500 for each household directly without going through the central control device 600. [

FIG. 5 and FIG. 6 are views for explaining a concrete embodiment of the integrated management method for apartment housing facilities.

First, FIG. 5 shows an example of checking the illumination of the entire apartment house, and the apartment house integrated management server 100 receives the electric energy usage value for each household from the outside (e.g., EMS server) as monitoring information (S510) .

Thereafter, the apartment house integrated management server 100 recognizes whether there is an abnormality for each household based on the monitoring information, and determines a household having an abnormality as a target household (S520). In this embodiment, The server 100 compares the electric energy usage amount of all generations with a predetermined range and can identify generations out of a predetermined range as a target generation with lighting problems. For example, if the consumption of electrical energy consumed by a large number of households is 10 kW, while that of a certain household is less than 4 kW, it is judged that the households are not working normally due to an abnormality in the lighting equipment. It is to judge as the target generation. Alternatively, it is possible to obtain a reference value by averaging the consumed electric energy consumption of all the generations, and then compare the electric energy usage amount of each household with the reference value to determine the generation having a large error as the target generation.

After the target households are distinguished, the apartment house integrated management server 100 controls the illumination of the target households, which are estimated to be in a problem state, to be ON (S540) It is possible to easily discriminate between the target households by transmitting a check command to the worker terminals 700 to induce a lighting device check on the target households (S550).

On the other hand, when the lighting inspection is performed on the basis of the electric energy usage value of each household, the conventional lighting inspection is always out of the limit that has to be performed only at night time, and the inspection can be performed irrespective of the point of time. Is more accurate and objectively judged than in the case where the conventional worker visually recognizes and judges it, so that the efficiency of the inspection process and the checking speed are improved.

6 shows an embodiment for checking the window opening / closing state of the apartment house.

In the embodiment according to FIG. 6, the apartment house integration management server 100 first receives a room temperature value for each household from an external (e.g., an EMS server). (S610)

Thereafter, the apartment house integrated management server 100 determines a target household that deviates from a predetermined range based on the room temperature value for each household (S620). For example, while the room temperature of most households is 21 degrees, If the room temperature of several generations is less than the set range measured by less than 13 degrees, the generation judges that the window is open and identifies these generations as the target generation. Alternatively, the room temperature of all the households may be averaged to obtain a reference value, and then the room temperature value of each household may be compared with the reference value to determine a generation having a large error as the target household.

After the target household is identified, it is possible to control the facility of the target household that is suspected to have a problem as in the embodiment of Fig. 5, for example, to control the window closing if the window opening and closing can be controlled by a network . At the same time, an inspection command is transmitted to the worker terminals 700, for example, by sending an inspection request push message to an application installed in the worker terminal 700, the worker directly visits the target household, (S650).

5 and FIG. 6, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments. For example, the integrated management method of the apartment house facilities according to the present invention may be implemented by, for example, It should be appreciated that various forms of embodiments may exist by monitoring the energy consumption in the apartment house, such as checking whether there is a generation that exhibits abnormal energy consumption when bake out, measuring an abnormal water metering value, etc. will be.

4 to 6, embodiments of the integrated housing management method according to the present invention have been described. Meanwhile, the apartment house integrated management server 100 can perform the function of managing the entrance of the household of the worker in addition to performing the check by discriminating the households with abnormalities based on the monitoring information as described above, Referring to FIG.

7 (a) is an embodiment of a household access management method according to the present invention. 3, the integrated housing management server 100 may issue a virtual key to limit and control the access of each worker to the household.

First, the apartment house integrated management server 100 generates a virtual key according to a request of a manager or a generation access request from each worker (S710). Preferably, the virtual home key management server 100 generates a virtual key May be stored in the internal memory, and more preferably, the generation history of the virtual key may also be stored in the internal memory. An access permission condition may be additionally given to the virtual key generated at this time. For example, at least one parameter of the access possible time, the accessible generation, and the accessible operator may be given as the access permission condition. The access permission condition may be stored internally by the apartment house integrated management server 100, and the access permission conditions may be generated in the form of an encrypted code and included in the virtual key.

Meanwhile, the generated virtual key is transmitted to the worker terminal 700 (S720). The virtual key transmitted at this time may be a program language that can be read by a computer. On the worker terminal 700, A message may be displayed on the application or software.

After receiving the virtual key, the door lock device 900 of the household to which the user wants to enter recognizes the virtual key stored in the worker terminal 700 (S730). At this time, the process of recognizing the virtual key is preferably Bluetooth Pairing technology can be utilized. More specifically, when an operator having a portable terminal (e.g., a smart phone) approaches the portable terminal to the door lock device 900 from a close range, automatic BLE-based paging (synchronization) When the operator clicks the door open screen on the door open screen, the application verifies the validity between the unique identification number (door lock apparatus ID) of the door lock apparatus 900 and the virtual key stored in the portable terminal through the application, 900 may be opened.

Meanwhile, the process of recognizing the virtual key by the door lock device 900 is not limited to the Bluetooth pairing technology, but may include various techniques for reading the virtual key inside the worker terminal 700 through the local area network .

After recognizing the virtual key, the door lock device 900 determines whether the worker has been granted access or not (S740). The access right may be determined based on the access permission conditions included in the virtual key. That is, the door lock device 900 compares the time at which the virtual key is recognized with the current time, or compares the household in which generation access is allowed and the household in which the door lock device 900 is installed, or the recognized worker terminal 700 It is possible to determine whether or not to approve the access by comparing the terminal of the worker who has been granted access and the door lock device 900 to be opened (S750) if it is determined that the access permission conditions are satisfied. On the other hand, after deciding whether or not the access is approved, the door lock device 900 transmits access approval history information to the integrated home management server 100 through the worker terminal 700 (S760) And may be stored in the apartment house integrated management server 100.

7 (b) is another embodiment of the household access control method according to the present invention. Compared with the embodiment of FIG. 7A, the present embodiment further includes a process of receiving the virtual key from the integrated housing management server 100 and transmitting the virtual key to the door lock device. have. The process is as follows.

First, the apartment house integrated management server 100 generates a virtual key in response to a request for generation access from each worker or according to the manager's intention (S711). At this time, And a second virtual key to be transmitted to the door lock device 900 via the central control device 600, as shown in FIG. At least one of the virtual keys generated at this time may be additionally provided with an access permission condition, and for example, at least one of the access possible time, the accessible generation, and the accessibility operator may be given as the access permission condition .

The generated first virtual key is transmitted to the worker terminal 700 (S721), the second virtual key is first transmitted to the central control device 600, and then the central control device is transmitted to the door lock device 900 S731).

After the virtual key is received, the door lock device 900 of the household to which the user intends to enter the virtual key recognizes the virtual key stored in the worker terminal 700. At this time, the process of recognizing the virtual key is performed by the worker terminal 700 And comparing the first virtual key with the second virtual key held by the door lock device 900. [ That is, the door lock device 900 compares whether the first virtual key of the worker terminal 700 and the second virtual key of the door lock device 900 are matched with each other, and then determines whether or not access is permitted (S751) and door lock opening (S761 ) Step.

On the other hand, after determining whether or not the access is approved and the door lock opening step, the door lock device 900 transmits access approval history information to the integrated home management server 100 through the central control device 600 (S771) Information may be stored in the apartment house integrated management server 100. [

FIG. 8 illustrates a process of recognizing a virtual key mutually by the worker terminal 700 and the door lock device 900 in the embodiment of FIG. 7 (a). First, the worker terminal 700 confirms the current position (S7301) and determines whether the terminal is within the reference distance. (S7302) In other words, steps S7301 and S7302 are steps for confirming whether the worker terminal 700 is within a distance capable of communicating with the door lock apparatus 900. [

Thereafter, the worker terminal 700 tries to connect with the door lock device 900 and transmits the virtual key, which includes a step S7303 of requesting connection to the door lock device 900, A step S7304 of requesting a virtual key to the terminal, and a step S7305 of transmitting the encrypted virtual key to the door lock device 900 by the worker terminal 700.

After receiving the virtual key, the door lock apparatus 900 decrypts the encrypted virtual key (S7306) and compares it with the virtual key previously stored in the door lock apparatus (S7307). That is, It is judged whether the door is open or not.

Thereafter, the door lock device 900 transmits an approval result to the worker terminal 700 (S7308). When the approval is normally made, the door lock device 900 receives the open command and the reference time from the worker terminal 700 S7309) and opens the door accordingly. (S7310) At this time, the reference time means the time that the operator can stay in the household, that is, the permitted opening time. On the other hand, when the approval is not normally performed, the unauthorized message is sent to the worker terminal 700 naturally and the door is not opened.

On the other hand, the door lock device 900 transmits the result of the door opening operation, that is, access admission history information to the worker terminal 700, and the worker terminal 700 can notify the integrated home management server 100 again This is illustrated in step S760 of FIG.

Finally, the door lock device 900 can record the elapsed time from the time when the door is opened, and judge whether or not the reference time has elapsed. (S7311) That is, the elapsed time is recorded so that the operator can stay in the household only for a predetermined time. On the other hand, if the reference time is exceeded, the door lock device 900 may be automatically closed so that the operator can complete the inspection or other work in time. (S7312)

Fig. 9 shows another embodiment for managing the entry and exit of a worker. The embodiment of FIG. 9A is the same as the embodiment of FIG. 7A except that the door lock device 900 recognizes the virtual key of the worker terminal 700 (S830), there is a difference in that an independent authentication process is performed separately from the apartment house integrated management server 100 as a separate step.

Specifically, after recognizing the virtual key from the worker terminal 700, the door lock device 900 requests the cooperative home integrated management server 100 to confirm whether the corresponding virtual key is a valid virtual key (S840 In this case, the request may be transmitted through the worker terminal 700, but if the door lock device 900 is in an environment capable of directly communicating with the integrated housing management server 100, It is possible. Meanwhile, in response to the request, the apartment house integrated management server 100 may transmit the validity of the virtual key through the worker terminal 700 (S850) or directly to the door lock device 900 in response. At this time, the answer of the apartment house integrated management server 100 includes whether or not the virtual key satisfies the access permission condition, whether or not the virtual key has not yet been validated, and that the virtual key has a legitimate right Whether or not the virtual key has been issued by the user, and information that can confirm the validity of the virtual key may also be included.

Thereafter, the door lock device 900 determines whether access is granted or not (S860) by referring to the response from the apartment house integrated management server 100. In this case, in step S860, unlike the step S740 of FIG. 7, 900 may determine whether to allow access only based on the response of the apartment management server 100 without omitting determination of whether or not the virtual key satisfies the access permission condition by itself.

The embodiment of FIG. 9 (b) is almost the same as the embodiment of FIG. 7 (b), except that steps S851 and S861 for verifying the virtual key are added. 9 (a), the door lock apparatus 900 may compare the first virtual key and the second virtual key (S841) and check the validity of the corresponding virtual key once again. This is because the door lock apparatus (900) transmits a virtual key validation confirmation request (S851) to the apartment house integrated management server (100) through the central control device (600) and receives a response thereto.

We have examined the integrated server management of apartment complexes, the method of managing apartment houses integrally, and the method of managing the entrance of workers into households. In the above embodiment, each step has been described in order. However, it should be understood that the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments. In addition, the present invention is not limited to the above-described specific embodiments and applications, and various changes and modifications may be made by those skilled in the art without departing from the scope of the present invention as claimed in the claims. And it is to be understood that such modifications are not to be understood from the technical idea or viewpoint of the present invention.

50 individual generations
Apartment house integrated management server 100
Facility management section 110 Monitoring section 120 Management section 130
The reporting receiver 140 includes a controller 150
Energy Management System (EMS) Server 300
Facilities 500
Generation-based central control unit 600
The worker terminal 700
Door lock device 900

Claims (12)

A combined apartment integrated management server for performing a check for each household included in the apartment house before the apartment house is completed or before the apartment house is constructed,
A facility control unit for controlling at least one facility in the apartment house;
A monitoring unit for inquiring monitoring information about the plurality of households in the apartment house;
A management unit for determining a target household requiring control among a plurality of households in the apartment house based on the monitoring information; And
A control unit for controlling the facility control unit, the monitoring unit, and the management unit;
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The management unit analyzes the monitoring information of each household and compares the monitoring information of the households with each other. The management unit recognizes the abnormal state of the facility in the specific household for a specific household exceeding a predetermined range, Lt; RTI ID = 0.0 >
Unified housing integrated management server.
The method according to claim 1,
Wherein the monitoring information includes at least one parameter value of an indoor temperature of each household, an amount of electric energy used by each household, a gas consumption per household, a water consumption per household,
Unified housing integrated management server.
delete The method according to claim 1,
The control for the facility may include:
A lighting control, a heating control, a switch control, a window opening / closing control, and a door opening /
Unified housing integrated management server.
The method according to claim 1,
Wherein,
A function of generating a generation access virtual key and transferring the generated virtual key to the worker terminal,
Wherein the virtual key is provided with an access permission condition,
Unified housing integrated management server.
6. The method of claim 5,
Wherein,
And storing the revoked person information to which the virtual key is issued in association with the virtual key,
Unified housing integrated management server.
The method according to claim 1,
Wherein,
Further comprising generating a first virtual key and a second virtual key, transmitting the first virtual key to an operator terminal, and transmitting the second virtual key to a central control device,
Wherein at least one of the first virtual key and the second virtual key is an access permission condition,
Unified housing integrated management server.
8. The method of claim 7,
The monitoring unit,
And access time and access time information from an access detection device provided for each generation through at least one of the operator terminal and the central control device,
Unified housing integrated management server.
The method according to claim 1,
A reporting reception unit for receiving a check result from the worker terminal;
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Unified housing integrated management server.
A method for integrally managing a plurality of household-specific facilities included in a multi-family housing before a multi-family housing management server completes a multi-
Collecting monitoring information for a plurality of generations included in the apartment;
Determining a target household requiring control among a plurality of households in the apartment house based on the collected monitoring information; And
Controlling at least one facility within the target household;
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The step of judging the target household requiring the control includes analyzing the monitoring information of each household included in the apartment and comparing the monitoring information with the plurality of households to compare the monitoring information with the plurality of households, And recognizing the abnormal state of the facility and judging the specific household as a target household requiring control.
Integrated Housing Facilities Integrated Management Method.
A method for managing access to a household within the apartment building before the apartment management integrated server is completed after the completion of the apartment house or during the construction of the apartment house,
The apartment house integrated management server,
Wherein the virtual key includes an access allowance condition including an access allowable time, an access allowable household, and an access allowable worker in the form of an encrypted code; And
Transmitting the virtual key to the worker terminal;
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Wherein the virtual key transferred to the worker terminal is recognized by the door lock device of the access-target household in the apartment building through the local area network and used to determine whether or not access is permitted.
Access control method for apartment house.
A method for managing access to a household within the apartment building before the apartment management integrated server is completed after the completion of the apartment house or during the construction of the apartment house,
Wherein the apartment housing integrated management server comprises:
Generating a first virtual key and a second virtual key, wherein at least one of the first virtual key and the second virtual key includes an access-permitted time, an accessable household, and an access- Included in form -;
Transmitting the first virtual key to a worker terminal; And
Transmitting the second virtual key to a central control device;
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The second virtual key is transmitted from the central control device to the door lock device of the entrance /
Wherein the first virtual key stored in the operator terminal and the second virtual key stored in the door lock device are compared by the door lock device and used to determine whether or not access is permitted.
Access control method for apartment house.

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