KR20130010948A

KR20130010948A - Vessel telephone

Info

Publication number: KR20130010948A
Application number: KR1020110071751A
Authority: KR
Inventors: 박진석
Original assignee: 현대중공업 주식회사
Priority date: 2011-07-20
Filing date: 2011-07-20
Publication date: 2013-01-30

Abstract

PURPOSE: A telephone for ship is provided to transfer a visual signal with an auditory signal or call an operator in order to transfer an emergency item generated within the ship. CONSTITUTION: An alarm item input unit(110) stores an alarm item generated within a ship. A visual display unit(120) visually displays an electric signal inputted through the alarm signal item input unit. The alarm item input unit is arranged in a telephone within a ship. The alarm item input unit includes a memory unit and an operation unit. The operation unit is installed in the telephone. [Reference numerals] (300) Relay control unit

Description

Vessel telephone with visual indication of inboard alerts {Vessel telephone}

The present invention relates to a telephone provided in a ship, and more particularly, a ship telephone having a visual display of an inboard neck to visually check the emergency occurring on the ship through a telephone provided in the ship to respond more quickly and accurately. It is about.

In general, communication in large vessels such as passenger ships, cargo ships, special ships, etc. is provided to enable communication between cabins in ships or between engine rooms and coordination rooms of ships using local area networks.

For example, in the case of a container ship, a deck house is provided on the hull, and the deck house is a sailing facility, a communication facility, etc. necessary for moving a ship, a control facility required for loading and unloading cargo, and a crew member of a ship sailing for a long time such as a carrier ship or a drilling ship. To provide a variety of living facilities.

The deck house has a cab, a bedroom, a kitchen and a dining room, a laundry room, a lounge, and a variety of rooms, such as a room, are arranged on each floor, and a corridor is provided for connecting sailors to the crew. There is a staircase connecting each floor (upper and lower).

In this way, telephones for mutual communication in the ship are provided in each place that plays an important role in the operation of the ship, such as the engine room provided in the hull or the ship rooms provided in the deck house. Therefore, if an urgent matter occurs in the operation of the ship, the caller or the worker is called by the telephone to handle the urgent matter of the ship.

Such, the telephone provided in the ship consists of a communication terminal box provided in various places inside the hull and a control unit for controlling the communication step box and a communication line connecting the communication terminal box and the telephone or communication terminal box and the control matters in a certain place on the ship. When this occurs, the call is made by calling the telephone provided in the place where the watcher or the worker is located.

However, in the case of the telephone provided on the ship, when the caller or the worker is called, the watcher or the worker who hears the hearing signal by outputting an audible signal, for example, a buzzer or a bell, picks up the handset of the phone and contacts the other party. Only when you make a call can you receive the urgent call you made.

In addition, even if the watcher or the worker receives the urgent matter by talking to the other party through the handset of the telephone as described above, the urgent matter received due to the noise transmitted from the surrounding noise or the receiver is located accurately. There is a problem that does not recognize.

The present invention is to solve the above problems, in order to deliver the urgent matter occurred on board the call or the worker in the process of calling or delivering the audio signal along with the audio signal by the watcher or the worker The objective is to provide a marine telephone with visual indications of onboard alarms that enable prompt and accurate response to emergencies with accurate knowledge of the transmission.

According to the technical idea of the present invention for achieving the above object, in the ship telephone comprising a telephone provided on the ship, and a relay control unit connected to each telephone and a communication line to communicate between the telephone provided on the ship The alarm information input unit may include an alarm input unit configured to store an alarm generated in the ship and a visual display unit for visually displaying an electrical signal input through the alarm input unit, wherein the alarm input unit and the visual display unit are respectively provided on the ship. Inboard alerts, which are provided in the telephone, are achieved by the ship's telephone visually displayed.

Here, the alarm input unit includes a memory unit for storing the alarms generated on board, and an operation unit which is installed in the phone so that the sender can select the corresponding alarm stored in the memory unit, the time display unit through the operation unit It is preferable to display the alarms of the selected memory unit in letters and symbols.

According to the ship's telephone that visually displays the onboard alarm according to the present invention, the urgent alert generated in the ship via the alarm information input unit and the time display unit of the phone provided in the ship is delivered as a voice signal through the telephone transmitter and the handset of the phone; At the same time, the recipient can recognize the characters and symbols shown in the time display unit, and from this, it is possible to quickly and accurately cope with the urgent alarm occurring in the ship.

1 is a conceptual diagram of a ship telephone that visually displays the inboard alarm according to the present invention.
2 is a view showing an embodiment of a ship telephone that visually displays the inboard alarm according to the present invention.

The terms and words used in the present specification and claims should not be construed as limited to ordinary or dictionary meanings and the inventor may properly define the concept of the term to describe its invention in the best possible way And should be construed in accordance with the principles and meanings and concepts consistent with the technical idea of the present invention.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

1 is a conceptual diagram of a ship phone visually displayed onboard alarm according to the present invention, Figure 2 is a view showing an embodiment of the ship phone visually displayed onboard alarm according to the present invention.

Referring to the drawings, a ship phone that is visually displayed onboard alarm according to the present invention is largely the phone 100 is provided on the ship, and each phone 100 to communicate between the phone 100 provided on the ship A relay control unit 300 connected to the communication line 200 and an alarm information input unit 110 and an alarm information input unit 110 installed in each of the telephones 100 to store alarms generated in the ship. Consists of the visual display unit 120 is a visual display of the electrical signal input through.

The telephone 100 provided in the ship enables short-range communication between the seamen living on the ship, and the telephone 100 is largely comprised of a handset, a handset, and a signal circuit. The handset converts a voice signal of a source into an electrical signal, and the handset converts an electrical signal into a voice signal as opposed to a handset.

To do this, a microphone that amplifies the sound is installed in the handset of the user when making a call, and a small speaker is installed in the handset used to listen to the other party's voice.

Then, the signal circuit receives a dial function and a call signal to call the telephone 100 provided at a designated position in the ship.

In particular, the phone having such a configuration is provided with an alarm input unit 110 and a visual display unit 120 to visually check the alarm generated in the ship on the receiving side. You can check with.

In detail, the alarm input unit 110 includes a memory unit in which alarms generated in a ship are stored, and an operation unit installed in the telephone 100 to allow a caller to select a corresponding alarm stored in the memory unit.

The memory unit stores various alarms generated on board, and the alarms stored in the memory unit include a mission preliminary watcher call, an engine room reserve watcher call, a freezer isolator call, an engine room fire detection, a fire suppression gas (CO2). Injection, ship emergency alerts, and patient assistance requests may be stored.

The telephone is provided with a plurality of operation units for the sender to select alarms stored in the memory unit. That is, the operation unit is provided in the form of a button so that the sender can transmit the alarm stored in the memory unit to the time display unit 120 of the telephone to be called by a simple pressing operation.

Therefore, a plurality of buttons associated with the alarm stored in the memory unit described above are provided in the phone 100, and a button corresponding to the urgent matter generated in the ship is pressed to operate the corresponding alarm stored in the memory unit. By transmitting to the time display unit 120, the recipient can visually recognize the alarm.

In addition, the time display unit 120 displays alarms of the memory unit selected through the operation unit in letters and symbols, and the time display unit 120 may be, for example, a liquid crystal display.

The liquid crystal display is an electric element that changes and transmits various electrical signals generated by various devices to visual information by using a change in transmittance of liquid crystal according to an applied voltage. Since it is possible to carry and miniaturize, it is suitable as the visual display unit 120 of the telephone according to the present invention.

Accordingly, letters and symbols are displayed on the visual display of the alarm items selected through the operation unit so that the urgent alarms generated in the ship are transmitted as voice signals through the handset and the handset of the telephone and simultaneously displayed on the time display part 120. The letters and symbols can be recognized by the receiver, which enables them to respond quickly and accurately to urgent alarms on board.

For example, the telephone 100 provided with the alarm input unit 110 and the time display unit 120 according to the present invention is provided at a predetermined place such as an engine room and each room of a deck house where a sailor lives.

Therefore, when a problem related to the operation of the vessel is monitored through the monitoring system of the engine room, the manager of the engine room transmits a problem alarm through the telephone of the preliminary watcher through the telephone of the present invention. Monitored alarms are delivered in text and symbols through the time display unit 120 of the telephone receiving the preliminary watcher.

While the present invention has been described with reference to exemplary embodiments, it is to be understood that the invention is not limited to the disclosed exemplary embodiments, but, on the contrary, is intended to cover various modifications and equivalent arrangements included within the spirit and scope of the appended claims. .

100: phone 110: alarm input unit
120: time display unit 200: communication line
300: relay control unit

Claims

In the ship phone comprising a telephone provided on board and a relay control unit connected to each telephone and a communication line to communicate between the telephone provided on the ship,
An alarm information input unit for storing alarm information generated in the ship; And
And a visual display unit for visually displaying an electrical signal input through the alarm input unit.
The alarm input unit and the time display unit is a ship phone that visually displays the onboard alarm, characterized in that provided on each phone provided on board.

The method according to claim 1,
The alarm input unit,
A memory unit for storing alarms occurring in the ship;
And an operation unit installed in the telephone to allow a caller to select a corresponding alarm stored in the memory unit.
And the time display unit visually displays an alarm on board, characterized in that the alarm items selected by the operation unit are displayed in text and symbols.