KR20140134752A - Method and system for providing combined services of auto meter reading and home security monitoring using medium-vibration communication and Mobile communication or Internet communication - Google Patents

Method and system for providing combined services of auto meter reading and home security monitoring using medium-vibration communication and Mobile communication or Internet communication Download PDF

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KR20140134752A
KR20140134752A KR20130053561A KR20130053561A KR20140134752A KR 20140134752 A KR20140134752 A KR 20140134752A KR 20130053561 A KR20130053561 A KR 20130053561A KR 20130053561 A KR20130053561 A KR 20130053561A KR 20140134752 A KR20140134752 A KR 20140134752A
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Disclosed are a method of providing an integrated service for automatic remote metering and home security monitoring using a mobile communication network or Internet and a system thereof. A remote metering terminal automatically reads a meter value from a meter and transmits metering data including the read meter value by adding the data onto a medium wave signal. A home security monitoring terminal transmits home security data including a home security-related event detection signal provided by home security monitoring sensors by adding the data onto a medium wave signal. A relay receives the medium wave signals transmitted by one or more remote metering terminals and one or more home security monitoring terminals, decodes the data, and extracts the metering data and home security data. Then, the relay transmits the data to a designated external remote data sharing device through a wired or wireless communication network.

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 TECHNICAL FIELD [0001] The present invention relates to a method and a system for providing a remote automatic meter reading and life security surveillance complex service using a medium communication, a mobile communication or the Internet, and a system therefor communication}

The present invention relates to a remote automatic meter reading service and a service related to security in a living environment for a user such as a home, an office or a factory using living utilities such as city gas, electricity, and water, The present invention relates to a method that can be provided in a complex manner using a medium communication method and a mobile communication or an Internet communication method, and a system therefor.

(1) Necessity of improvement of the system for acquiring life security information

Hyundai is a world in which diverse information about daily life and activities is converted into digital information, and converted digital information is provided to people who need it without any limitation through internet. However, these are mainly applied to areas related to intellectual activities. Information on the use of life utilities such as electricity, water, and city gas (hereinafter referred to as "life utilities"), which are closely related to people's daily lives and economic activities in homes, offices, A person manually confirms through a meter, manually inputs it into a charge system, and is transmitted to a necessary subject.

However, the system for acquiring and using such utility information needs to be more efficient. In the case of electric power, the so-called "Smart Grid" has been proposed and is being developed and tested in various countries around the world. However, since the process (communication method, communication standard, etc.) in which the information generated from the watt-hour meter is not unified, various methods are used depending on the manufacturer, and unnecessary element devices are involved in the process. Due to these reasons, the smart grid for electric power is used as a remote meter reading system limited to a certain region unlike the original plan, and is mainly applied to a large-capacity business / industrial user. In the case of the capital, in a more serious situation, there is virtually no way for the weighing information to automatically enter the universal network. In the case of city gas, technologies using electromagnetic communication such as wired communication such as MOD-BUS, ZIG_BEE, and CDMA have been developed, but they are also used for extremely short distance information transfer due to unstable communication.

In addition, the conventional remote automatic meter reading system which is used is installed in each customer, so that when the meter reading terminal that acquires the automatic meter reading value of the utility utility for the first time transmits the meter reading value information from the remote meter reading terminal to a nearby local repeater, Wi-Fi or Bluetooth). However, the electromagnetic wave communication method in the remote automatic meter reading has the following problems.

(i) power consumption is large. In electromagnetic communication, in most cases, either of them must be in the receiving standby state, and the consumed current is particularly large. When sending and receiving the meter reading information by electromagnetic wave communication, the consumed power consumes at least 100 mW, and the standby current for reception requires several tens of mW. This is an important issue when using the battery as a power source.

(ii) The price of communication equipment is high. Devices required for ZigBee, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth using electromagnetic wave communication include a large-capacity CPU, a wireless transmitting / receiving circuit, and the like. These devices are expensive and cost a minimum of USD5 ~ 40 for the communication part only to implement one remote meter reading terminal. The cost burden is not small.

(iii) Installation work is complicated and difficult. In most cases, the electromagnetic wave communication method requires association by hand shaking. The configuration to satisfy the communication protocol (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, etc.) to be followed in this process is complicated. In particular, initial setting such as sharing information about various components necessary for communication, device identification, communication speed, etc. is complicated.

(iv) In the case of electromagnetic wave communication using electromagnetic wave which is a wave which does not use a substance as a medium, information loss due to a partition or furniture is large due to the directivity of high frequency.

In order to avoid the problem of the electromagnetic wave communication method, it may be considered to connect the wired communication method from the remote meter terminal to the relay. However, if the remote meter reading terminal and the repeater are connected by wire communication, the above problems will be eliminated, but the installation of the communication line is troublesome and the installation cost due to the wiring work is increased. It is not a practical and practical alternative.

(2) The necessity of volume correction and calorific correction for city gas consumption

Compared to electric power and water, city gas has a large metering error and it is necessary to correct the meter reading value of the meter. Many attempts have been made to correct the meter reading of city gas, and several types of products are on the market. However, there are two problems in generating metering information about city gas. That is, (i) a problem of correcting the volume expansion due to the fluctuation of the temperature pressure, (ii) a problem of correcting the fluctuation of the heat quantity of the raw natural gas, and the like should be solved at the same time. However, technologies and products that solve these problems are not yet developed. Only a piece of technology has been devised for a bulb compensator or for a remote meter using MOD-BUS or Zig-Bee communication. A technique for converting or calibrating the usage quantities measured by a user's meter or a volume corrector to "real-time" with the most practical unit of "calorie consumption" by applying a volume correction and a calorimetric correction method, The technology to transmit is not yet developed or proposed. It is necessary to secure city gas usage information more accurately and effectively.

(a) Calculation of volume of city gas: Since city gas is gas, unlike coal and petroleum, volume varies greatly depending on temperature, pressure and composition. For this reason, in order to accurately measure the amount of city gas used, it is necessary to measure the volume of the city gas to be weighed while simultaneously measuring the temperature, pressure, etc. and determine the volume at the reference temperature (0 ° C) In other words, it is necessary to convert it into 'reference volume'. This conversion is called 'correction of the volume of city gas'. In the case of Korea, since 2008, all city gas is charged to the volume based on the reference temperature / reference pressure calculated by measuring the temperature and pressure when the user desires. For this purpose, an apparatus for converting the volume of a city gas meter to a volume at a reference temperature / reference pressure, that is, a volume corrector, has been developed and popularized.

(b) Correction of city gas calorific value: City gas is a gasification of LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas), a natural fossil fuel collected from nature. LNG has a different calorific value, even though it is the city gas of the same standard volume, because the composition of the extracted natural gas (main component: methane) varies depending on the country of origin. In Korea, to prevent fluctuation of gas quality and price dispute due to such fluctuation of heat quantity, the government prescribed minimum calorific value so that the supplier could observe this. In order to meet these minimum calorie standards, suppliers meet the criteria by mixing LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas), which has a high calorific value, with low calorific LNG. However, due to the continuous demand of the city gas industry that artificially adjusting the calories is a side effect that increases the social cost, Korea introduced a method of converting the amount of city gas consumption to calories from July 2012. This is called calorie correction of city gas. In order to introduce such a calorie, the use time and the meter reading time must coincide with each other. As the system is implemented without sufficient preparation, it is incomplete and anticipatory side effects are expected in the future.

(3) Necessity of generalizing the life security monitoring system

Among the information generated from a home, a factory, an office, or a branch office, information that needs to be used at a remote location includes not only life security information about the use of electric power, water, and city gas, but also a lot of information related to safety or security of life . For example, gas leakage, overheating of cookware, opening / closing of door, unauthorized visitors such as courier delivery, unhealthy access of minors, health problems or safety accidents of single elderly persons, accidents through doors or windows, etc. A lot of information (hereinafter referred to as "daily life security information") is being generated daily at home. A large number of people want to get this vital security information from a remote place through a normal Internet network.

However, currently developed security system is a system that transmits certain information such as a passive infrared sensor or a house intrusion using a touch sensor to a specific location such as a security supplier 's office through a closed circuit. These systems have the disadvantage that they have limited use and are closed. Especially, since installation and service charges are expensive, most households can not use it.

As an alternative to this, some people who necessarily need security information may install an Internet CCTV such as a web camera in a home. However, there is a drawback in that meaningful information can not be extracted unless the information occupied by a large amount of image information generated due to the characteristic of visual information is occupied by extremely low and the transmitted information is not continuously observed. Also, since the amount of information generated, processed, and transmitted is high, the cost is also considerable, and thus it is not widely spread.

As described above, there is no technology that automatically generates various concentrated information related to security or safety in a home or a branch in real time and transmits the information in real time to a necessary place through a general internet network.

The existing remote automatic meter reading system and the security system have disadvantages that need to be individually improved, and they are constructed and operated as an independent system without any mutual connection, and there is a lot of inefficiency in system construction and operation, I did not let it.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in order to solve such a problem, and it is an object of the present invention to provide a method and system capable of simultaneously providing a remote automatic meter reading service for living utility usage information to a customer and a service for detecting and providing life security information for the corresponding customer area And to provide the above objects.

The present invention relates to a method and apparatus for transmitting information from a remote meter probe terminal or a vital security monitor terminal to a repeater by using a medium communication method (i.e., a method of transmitting information by ultrasonic waves, sound waves, or vibrations through a medium such as air or pipes, The present invention has another object to provide a method of providing a remote meter reading and a life security surveillance complex service that greatly reduces the unit price and a system therefor.

The present invention also relates to a method and system for estimating the amount of city gas used in a metered environment by accurately and accurately correcting the volume and / The present invention also provides a method for providing accurate remote automatic meter reading by providing information, a remote meter reading and life security monitoring integrated service method and a system therefor.

According to an aspect of the present invention, there is provided an automatic meter-reading apparatus, which is installed near at least one of an electricity, water supply, and city gas meters installed in a user area, ) At least one remote meter-reading terminal for transmitting the meter reading information including the meter reading value to a medium wave signal and transmitting it; One or more vital security monitoring sensors (s), installed in the user area, for detecting occurrence of vital security related events occurring in the user area and outputting a predetermined event detection signal; One or more life security monitoring terminals connected to the life security monitoring sensors in an electrically communicable manner for transmitting life security information including life security related event detection signals provided by the life security monitoring sensors on a medium wave signal; And one or more remote meter-reading terminals and the one or more vital security monitoring terminals are configured to communicate in a medium communication mode using a substance (gas, liquid, solid) Receiving and decoding the medium wave signal transmitted by the one or more life security monitoring terminals to extract the meter reading information and the life security information and transmitting the extracted meter reading information and the life security information to a designated remote information And a repeater for transmitting the service to the shared device.

Preferably, the medium wave signal is any one of an ultrasonic wave signal, an ultrasonic wave signal, and a vibration signal propagated using air or a solid as a medium.

The at least one remote inspection terminal, the at least one vital security monitoring terminal, and the repeater may include a medium communication unit for performing bidirectional communication using any one of an ultrasonic signal, an acoustic signal, and a vibration signal propagated by using air or solid as a medium do.

Wherein the one or more remote meter-reading terminals and the one or more life security monitoring terminals include a sound wave transmitter for outputting a sound wave signal as the medium wave signal, and the repeater includes a sound wave receiver for receiving the sound wave signal and converting the sound wave signal into an electric signal can do. In this case, a cone may be further provided for imparting directivity to the sound wave attached to the sound wave transmitter.

Wherein the one or more remote meter-reading terminals and the one or more life security monitoring terminals include a vibration generator for outputting a vibration signal as the medium wave signal, and the relay device includes a piezoelectric vibration sensor for receiving the vibration signal and converting the vibration signal into an electric signal And the like.

The at least one vital security monitoring sensor (s) comprises at least one of the following sensors: (i) a noise sensor or vibration sensor to sense the occurrence of noise or vibration above a predetermined magnitude; (ii) an infrared sensor that detects infrared rays emitted from an object or detects whether the infrared rays are blocked or changes in intensity or wavelengths; (iii) a proximity sensor that senses a change in a magnetic field, a capacitance, or an inductance to sense the approach of a specific object; (iv) a touch sensor that senses changes in current, voltage, and capacitance; (v) a gas sensor for detecting the concentration of the gas or detecting the smell contained in the city gas to detect the leakage of the city gas; (vi) A temperature sensor that senses a change in resistance of a metal or a semiconductor, generates a corresponding temperature value, and detects whether the ambient temperature rises above a predetermined temperature.

The repeater communicates with the external remote information sharing device via the Internet through an Internet communication protocol or through a wireless telephone network with a mobile communication protocol.

The system includes a power factor corrector for correcting an electricity usage metric error included in a metric value of an electric meter by a deviation between a reference power factor value and a power factor value of a user area; A temperature compensator for correcting an error included in the metering value of the hot water meter by a deviation between the reference temperature and the temperature of the hot water supplied to the user area; And at least one of the volume compensators for correcting the metering error included in the metering value of the city gas meter by the deviation between at least one of the reference temperature and the reference pressure and at least one of the temperature and the pressure of the city gas supplied to the user area And may include any one of them. The power factor corrector, the temperature compensator, and the volumetric corrector may be implemented as firmware that can be installed and executed in the microprocessor of the at least one remote meter probe.

Wherein the medium wave signal comprises at least two first fundamental waves having different levels of frequency, (b) at least two second fundamental waves having different frequency interruptions, and And (c) a method in which the first fundamental wave and the second fundamental wave are used together.

The medium wave signal includes at least a data start part (Data_Start), which is an identification to start sending (1) a data body part (Data_Body) which is data to be actually transmitted, and (3) a data end part (Data_Stop) . It can also be recognized as the data end that silence is maintained without additional signal for a period of time. Further, the medium wave signal may further include a transmission element, which is identification information of a transmission destination, a reception element, which is identification information of a destination, and information generator information in which information of the data main body is directly generated first.

When one or more remote meter probe terminals, the one or more housekeeping monitoring terminals, and the repeater, which are present in the same user area, initiate transmission of one component so as not to cause a transmission collision with each other, It is desirable to include logic to delay.

According to another aspect of the present invention, an automatic meter reading terminal installed near at least one of an electricity meter, a water meter, and a city gas meter installed in a user area automatically measures a meter value of the meter -reading) reading the measurement information including the metered value on a medium wave signal and transmitting the measurement information; Detecting one or more life security monitoring sensor (s) installed in the user area by detecting the occurrence of a life security related event occurring in the user area and outputting a predetermined event detection signal;

Transmitting at least one vital security monitoring terminal connected to the vital security monitoring sensors in an electrically communicable manner with vital sign information including an event detection signal provided by the vital security monitoring sensors on a medium wave signal; Receiving at the repeater a medium wave signal transmitted from the one or more remote meter probe terminals or the one or more life security monitoring terminals to extract the meter information and the life security information; And transmitting the extracted meter reading information and the vital security information to a designated remote information sharing device via a wired / wireless communication network in the repeater, / RTI >

In the above method, when the remote meter-reading terminal transmits the meter reading information to the relay device by sending the meter reading information to the relay device, (i) when the remote meter-reading terminal voluntarily transmits at a predetermined time interval or at a predetermined time, (Iii) a case where the remote information sharing device makes a transmission request through the repeater, and (iii) the remote information sharing device makes a transmission request through the repeater.

The above-mentioned life safety monitoring terminal loads the above-mentioned life security information into the medium wave signal and transmits the same to the above-mentioned relay device, when (i) a life security related event preset in the life security monitoring terminal occurs, (ii) (Iii) when the remote information sharing device makes a transmission request through the repeater, and (iii) when the remote information sharing device makes a transmission request through the repeater.

Preferably, the method further comprises the following step performed before transmitting the meter reading information to the medium wave signal:

(i) correcting an electricity usage metric error generated by a deviation between a reference power factor value and a power factor value of a user area when the metered value is a metering value of the electricity meter;

(ii) correcting a thermo-capacitive metering error caused by a deviation between the reference temperature and the temperature of the hot water supplied to the user area, when the metered value is the metering value of the hot water meter; And

(iii) when the metered value is a metering value of the city gas meter, it is caused by a deviation between at least one of the reference temperature and the reference pressure and at least one of the temperature and the pressure of the city gas supplied to the user area And correcting the metering error of the used city gas.

Wherein the medium wave signal comprises at least two first fundamental waves having different levels of frequency, (b) at least two second fundamental waves having different frequency interruptions, and And (c) a method in which the first fundamental wave and the second fundamental wave are used together.

According to the present invention, it is possible to combine the remote meter reading and the life security surveillance service separately operated in separate communication systems as one communication system. Therefore, the cost of system installation and operation can be greatly reduced compared to the conventional system. In terms of cost, it is a pitiful one. Also, remote automatic meter reading for electricity, water, and gas can be integrally performed and managed, and various services related to security and safety for the user area can be provided as one integrated system at a time.

The information generated by the remote meter reading terminal and the life security monitoring terminal installed in the user area is simple and the amount of information to be transmitted to the relay is not so large. It is the amount of information that can be sufficiently transmitted by the medium communication method. The medium communication system can be constructed and operated at a very low cost compared to the electromagnetic wave communication. Devices required for constructing a near-field electromagnetic wave communication system such as ZigBee, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth are large-capacity CPUs, wireless transmission / reception circuits, and the like. When constructing an electromagnetic communication system from a terminal to a repeater using these, a high cost of at least USD5 to USD40 is required for only one communication part. In contrast, the medium communication system from the terminal to the repeater according to the present invention can constitute a medium communication unit with a microphone, a speaker, and a microprocessor, and the cost for constructing the medium communication system using these units is about USD 2 Do.

In addition, from the terminal to the repeater, the medium communication system has much less power consumption (tens of mW is enough, standby power for receiving is less than 1 mW) compared with the electronic optical communication system.

In addition, it is possible to give the directionality of transmission and reception waves by a simple method such as using a cone when transmitting information by sound, and using a pipe when transmitting information by transmitting vibration. In addition, many obstacles may exist on the straight line from the remote meter reading terminal or the life security monitoring terminal to the repeater. In such an environment, when information is transmitted through medium communication, unlike electromagnetic waves, loss of information due to obstacles on the straight path is small. Because of this, the reliability of information transmission from the terminal to the repeater is also not bad.

In addition, the information is transmitted to the repeater through the medium communication method. However, since the repeater is connected to the outside through the Internet or the mobile communication network already installed in most user areas, the construction cost and operation cost of the entire system can be greatly reduced have. In addition, since it is connected to the outside via the Internet or a mobile communication network, it is possible to generate, collect, and transmit information related to security / safety occurring in the user area in real time.

For the above reasons, it is possible to implement and install the remote meter reading and security monitoring system integrated into one system in the user's home or building at low cost, and the operation cost is also low.

When the audible frequency of the air medium is used as the wave, the human user (user) may recognize the contents of the communication or participate in the operation.

In addition, the present invention provides the following advantages and effects:

(i) Detecting security / safety issues in the user area in real time and sending them directly to user, apartment management office, resident center, 119 system, 112 system, etc. It is convenient to link and operate, and it can support the security and safety of user area (home and branch office) in real time.

(ii) It is possible to collect, in real time, the usage amount of city gas correction volume from a meter or a volume corrector, and to correct the correction volume usage in real time in calories.

(iii) The life security monitoring sensor and the terminal can be miniaturized and can be implemented in a structure that can be moved and attached to a necessary place at any time. If necessary, it can be implemented in the form of a portable terminal.

(iv) It is possible to efficiently construct a repeater that processes and processes the vital security information received via the Internet or a mobile communication network, posts the information necessary for the user, or retransmits the information to the user and / or the persons concerned.

(v) Incidentally, the system supports bi-directional communication between home or branch offices and apartment management offices / municipal residents centers, making it easier to deliver announcements to residents at administrative offices.

(vi) In addition to correcting the volume of the city gas and correcting the calorific value, the real-time remote automatic meter reading can be accurately performed to provide relevant information to the city gas supplier efficiently and economically. This could end the very long controversy between the user and the supplier (the gas company) and the urban gas unfair fare problem, which is still unresolved, with an unfair tariff of about 250 billion won annually. In addition, it prevents the user from being charged an unreasonable charge, and the supplier can reduce the meter reading and the charging fee, which can lead to a discount of the city gas charge. In addition, it is possible to eliminate the inconvenience of the user due to the self-meter inspection system, and to prevent the disadvantage due to omission of the meter reading or the inspecting and inspection of the fare.

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an overall configuration of a remote meter-reading and life security surveillance complex service system according to the present invention,
2 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a remote meter-reading terminal installed in a customer area,
3 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a volumetric corrector for correcting the city gas usage amount,
4 is a block diagram showing the configuration of a life security monitoring sensor and a terminal installed in a customer area,
5 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of a repeater for connecting the remote meter reading terminal and the life security monitoring terminal to the Internet or a wireless communication network,
6 shows a configuration of an automatic meter reading system in which a repeater acquires a metering value of a meter from a remote meter reading terminal using sound as a sound (in seconds) and transmits the acquired meter reading metering value information to the outside via the Internet Block diagram,
FIG. 7 is a view for explaining a method in which a repeater acquires a metering value of a meter from a remote meter reading terminal using sound as a sound (second) and transmits the obtained meter reading metering value information to the outside using a mobile communication protocol through a wireless telephone network FIG. 7 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an automatic meter reading system,
FIG. 8 is a view showing a state in which a repeater acquires information on the occurrence of a life security related event as a sound in seconds using air as a medium, and transmits the acquired event occurrence information to the outside using an Internet protocol over a wired or wireless Internet Fig. 7 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the system,
FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating a state in which a repeater acquires information on occurrence of a life security related event as sound waves using air as a medium and transmits the acquired event occurrence information to the outside using a mobile communication protocol through a wireless communication network. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a surveillance system,
10 is a diagram illustrating an example of an automatic meter reading system in which a repeater acquires a metering value of a meter from a remote meter reading terminal in the form of vibration using a solid medium and transmits the acquired event occurrence information to the outside using an Internet protocol Fig.
11 is a waveform diagram for explaining a method of representing a digital value by a sound wave or vibration,
FIG. 12 is a waveform diagram for explaining a method of representing Hangul and a number by sound waves or vibration,
13 is a flowchart for explaining contents to be processed by the remote meter reading terminal, the life security monitoring terminal, the repeater, and the remote information sharing device to provide the remote meter reading and the life security monitoring service.

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

1 is a block diagram showing a schematic configuration of a remote automatic meter reading and life security monitoring and monitoring system 100 according to the present invention (hereinafter referred to as a "meter reading security combined system"). The user can subscribe only to either the remote automatic meter reading service or the life security monitoring service, or both. The remote meter reading devices 110, 120, and 130 are installed in the area of the user who subscribes to the remote automatic meter reading service. In the area of the user who subscribes to the life security monitoring service, the life security monitoring devices 140 and 150 are installed. And a repeater 160 is installed in a user area subscribed to at least one of the two services. 1 is a block diagram illustrating an example in which a user who subscribes to both services is provided with a set of remote meter reading devices 110, 120, and 130 and a vital security monitoring device 140 and 150, (160) for communicably connecting the remote information sharing device (180) to the external remote information sharing device (180) via the network (170). Although one area of the user area is shown in the figure, in an actual system, there will be as many user areas as the number of subscribers subscribed to the service according to the present invention. The remote information sharing device 180 may include a computer system 182 of a company supplying utilities such as electricity, water, city gas, etc., a computer system of a 119 security center or a computer system 184 of a company providing life security services, and (E.g., a computer or smart phone connected to the Internet or the wireless telephone network 170) that the user can access from outside the user area.

The remote meter reading devices 110, 120, and 130 are installed in a customer area, and measure the usage amount and the supply state of the living utility such as city gas, electric power, and water, and transmit the measured data to the outside. Electricity, water, city gas meters 110 and a remote meter reading terminal 130. When the correction of the metering value of the metering device 110 is required, it may further include the metering corrector 120. [ 2 is a block diagram showing a configuration example of a remote meter reading device.

The remote meter reading terminal 130 is connected to the meter 110 directly or via the meter compensator 120.

The meter 110 may be a water meter, an electric meter, a city gas meter, or the like, which measures a usage amount of utilities such as water, electricity, and city gas. The meter 110 of the present invention is a meter 110 that converts a utility usage metering value into a countable electrical signal (e.g., a pulse signal) and generates it or converts it into numerical information to generate digital communication (UART, USB, etc.) The metering meets this requirement).

 The numerical value indicated by the rotation of the needle or the number wheel which is engaged with the movement of the moving body is designed to indicate the weight value of utility usage in accordance with the usage amount of utility (water, electricity, city gas) Existing mechanical analogue meters that are constructed are not enough by themselves. In such a mechanical analog meter, a metering value digitizing device (not shown) for converting the metering value into a digital signal and outputting it is added to constitute the meter 110 of the present invention. The digitizing device outputs a countable electrical signal (e.g., a pulse signal) in accordance with the rotation or reciprocation of the moving body or the rotation of the needle or number wheel engraved on the moving body.

The metering value of the meter 110 may include an error. A metrology corrector 120 for correcting the error may be further added to the output terminal of the meter 110. [ The weighing corrector 120 corrects the weighing error included in the weighing value of the weighing unit 110 by a specific logic. The metrology corrector 120 may be configured as a separate device separate from the remote meter reading terminal 130 or may be included as a component of the remote meter reading terminal 130. In the former case, an input unit (for example, a pulse counter) for counting or reading a weighing pulse provided by the weighing unit 110, and a weighing correction value calculated using the weighing pulse or a weighing value (For example, a CPU). In the latter case, the meter compensator 120 may be configured in the form of firmware implementing the correction logic and installed in the microprocessor 134 of the remote meter terminal 130. The metering corrector 120 includes a volumetric corrector for the city gas, a power factor corrector for calculating the power factor by measuring the phase difference between the current and the voltage in the case of electricity, and a temperature compensator for measuring the temperature of the hot water in the case of hot water, . The power factor corrector corrects the electricity usage metric error included in the metering value of the electricity meter by the deviation between the reference power factor value (for example, 1) applied by the electricity supplier and the power factor value of the user area. The temperature compensator corrects the error contained in the metering value of the hot water meter by the deviation between the reference temperature applied by the hot water supplier and the temperature of the hot water supplied to the user area. The volumetric corrector is included in the metering value of the city gas meter by a deviation between at least one of the reference temperature and the reference pressure applied by the city gas supplier and the temperature and the pressure of the city gas supplied to the user area Adjust the weighing error. Since the method of correcting the errors by the electric power factor corrector and the hot water temperature corrector is well known, a description thereof will be omitted and the following description will be made by taking the correction of the volume of the city gas as an example.

In the case of city gas, a metering error occurs when at least one of the temperature and the pressure of the city gas passing through the city gas meter is different from the reference temperature and the reference pressure. Here, reference temperature and reference pressure (that is, reference conditions) refer to 0 o C and 1 atmospheric pressure. In most cases, the metering error is so large that it can not be ignored, and it is necessary to make corrections to the metered city gas usage volume.

The configuration of the volume corrector 220 is illustrated in Fig. A gas temperature meter 224 for measuring the temperature and the pressure of the city gas passing through the meter 110, and a gas temperature meter 224 for measuring the temperature and pressure of the city gas passing through the meter 110. [ A pressure gauge 226, and an operation storage unit 228 that corrects an error with respect to the usage amount of the city gas volume by using information such as gas temperature, gas pressure, and the like. Here, the error with respect to the volume usage is an error caused by a deviation of any one of the actual temperature and pressure of the city gas with respect to either the reference temperature or the reference pressure. Of course, when the temperature and the pressure of the gas are supplied from the outside, the gas temperature measuring instrument 224 and the gas pressure measuring instrument 226 need not be provided. Further, when performing the volume correction by the temperature correction method, the gas pressure meter 226 is not necessary. The operation storage unit 228 may be implemented using an apparatus having a computation function and a data storage function such as a microprocessor, a microcomputer, and the like.

As one of the correction methods of the urban gas use volume error performed by the operation storage unit 228, any one of the following three methods defined in Korean KS B 8300 regulation and European IEC standard can be applied: (i) temperature (Temperature correction method), (ii) the temperature and pressure are measured in real time, and the compression factor is a constant (average value (Iii) The temperature and pressure are measured in real time. The compression factor is determined by the temperature, the pressure, the composition of the city gas or the like in accordance with a separate prescribed method. A method of calculating the correction volume in real time from the combustion heat quantity (temperature pressure compression factor correction method). Here, it is preferable to use a compression factor for error correction according to the pressure difference. The change in gas volume with temperature and pressure is known to be proportional to the absolute temperature and inversely proportional to the pressure, such as Boyle-Charles's law. However, such a gas is applied to an ideal gas (virtual gas), and an actual gas causes an error depending on the temperature, the pressure, and the composition (kind of gas and mixing ratio). The constant introduced to compensate for this error is the compression factor. This compression factor varies with temperature, pressure and composition. The method of calculating this value is very well known, and KS and IEC have specified the calculation method.

For example, the error correction according to the temperature pressure correction method is performed as follows. The calculation storage unit 228 receives the metered volume usage [m 3 / unit time] per unit time from the city gas meter 110a and calculates the corresponding unit time from the gas temperature meter 224 and the gas pressure meter 226 Temperature and pressure information for a while. Here, 'unit time' is the time to decide data collection and data generation cycle. The time it takes to use a certain amount of time as unit time, such as minute [min], hour [hr], day [day], month [month], or to reach a certain amount of usage (volume, temperature pressure correction volume, May be used as the unit time. In the latter case, the unit time is variable, for example, a period for using 1 m 3 or a time for using 1 MJ (i.e., unit time = 1 m 3 use period or unit time = 1 MJ use period) . The metering volume usage can be given in the form of a pulse signal. The calculation storage unit 228 corrects the volume error by applying the deviation of the actual temperature and the pressure of the city gas to the reference temperature and the reference pressure at the metered volume usage [m 3 / unit time]. One method of error correction is to calculate a temperature and pressure correction factor that can offset the volume error caused by the difference between the reference temperature and the reference pressure and the actual temperature and pressure of the city gas. Then, by applying the calculated temperature pressure correction coefficient to the measurement volume usage [m 3 ], the volume usage corrected to the reference condition (reference temperature and reference pressure), that is, the volume correction usage amount [Nm 3 / unit time] is calculated. If the gas temperature measuring instrument 224 and the gas pressure measuring instrument 226 are not provided, the temperature and pressure correction coefficient may be calculated and used by statistically applying the average temperature and the average pressure in the area. In addition, it is possible to calibrate it for a certain period of time and minimize the error of the value. The city gas computer system 182 may calculate the temperature pressure correction factor Nm 3 / m 3 of the corresponding region and provide it to the metering correction unit 120 via the Internet 170 and the repeater 160, have. The pressure value data used for pressure error correction should use the pressure value of city gas, but atmospheric pressure may be utilized. This is because the gas pressure used in the volumetric corrector 220 is the absolute pressure plus the atmospheric pressure plus the gas gauge pressure and the gas gauge pressure is kept constant by the regulator disposed in the piping of the city gas, This is because the variation of the atmospheric pressure has a greater influence on the absolute pressure of the gas since it varies with the pressure arrangement. Here, the gauge pressure refers to a pressure value measured by a gauge based on a normal atmospheric pressure, and the absolute pressure refers to a pressure measured based on a vacuum. The calculation storage unit 228 calculates the correction volume usage corresponding to the measurement volume usage per unit time by applying the above-described volume error correction method. The calculated correction volume usage is provided to the remote meter reading terminal 130 in real time.

The meter (110) is connected to the remote meter terminal (130) directly or via the meter corrector (120). In the case of direct connection, the metering pulse generated by the meter 110 is applied to the meter reading unit 132 of the remote meter terminal 120. When the volume corrector 220, the power factor corrector, and the temperature compensator are introduced between the meter 110 and the remote meter reading terminal 130, these correlators are connected to the remote meter reading terminal 132 through, for example, I 2 C, SPI, RS232 or USB And the like. The signal generated by the metrology corrector 120 may be a countable electrical signal (e.g., a pulse signal), such as the output signal of the meter 110, or may be numerical information obtained by processing the metering signal.

The remote meter reading terminal 130 is directly connected to the meter 110 or connected to the meter corrector 120 to receive a metering signal provided from the meter 110 or the meter corrector 120 and transmit the metering signal to the microprocessor The meter reading unit 132 and the meter reading unit 132 are connected to an output terminal of the meter reading unit 132. The meter reading unit 132 is connected to the output terminal of the meter reading unit 132, A microprocessor 134 for requesting and receiving a weighing value for the meter 110 via the meter reading unit 132 and for transmitting the received weighing value to the outside through the output unit and performing other required data processing, And a medium communication unit 135 connected to the microprocessor 134 for transmitting a measurement value indicating the output of the microprocessor to the wave and propagating the wave to the repeater 180. The microprocessor of the metrology corrector 120 may be used as a microprocessor of the remote meter reading terminal 130 when the remote meter reading terminal 130 is connected through the metering corrector 120. [ The weighing value can be transmitted in the form of waves propagated through the medium, such as sonic waves propagated with air as a medium, ultrasonic waves, or vibrations through pipes embedded in a customer. In order to transmit the sound wave, the medium communication unit 135 includes a medium wave transmission unit 136 as shown in FIG. For example, in order to transmit a medium wave to an acoustic wave, a medium wave transmission unit 136 may be implemented by an audio output unit as a sound wave output unit and a speaker connected thereto. In order to transmit ultrasonic waves instead of this, vibration generating means may be provided in order to transmit the ultrasonic transmitting element in the form of vibration through a solid medium such as a pipe pipe. The vibration generating means may be constituted by, for example, a magnetic vibrator, a piezoelectric vibration element, or the like. Of course, the medium communication unit 135 may be configured by combining some or all of these sound wave output means, ultrasonic output means, and vibration generating means. And may further include a medium wave receiver 138 for bidirectional medium communication with the repeater 160. As a means for implementing the medium wave receiving unit 138, a capacitance variation detecting element, an inductance variation detecting element, a microphone, an ultrasonic receiving element, a piezoelectric vibration sensor, or the like may be used depending on the kind of a medium wave such as a sound wave, . The means for implementing the medium wave transmission unit 136 and the medium wave reception unit 138 are also applied to the medium wave transmission unit and the medium wave reception unit employed in the life security monitoring terminal 150 and the repeater 160. [

The remote meter reading terminal 130 may further include an auxiliary operation unit 139 connected to the microprocessor 134 for inputting an operation. Here, the operation input means that a human or a repeater requests meter reading data, or inputs information for setting or learning of the terminal. The auxiliary operation unit 139 can be implemented by wireless communication, infrared communication means, or switch means. Or a microphone device for converting the sound wave into the electric signal by the medium wave receiving unit 138 may be used as the auxiliary operating unit 139. In this case, the microphone has a function of transmitting the operation / learning information by the medium wave to the microprocessor 134 and a receiver function of receiving the wave sent by the repeater 160. The repeater 160 can make a request to the remote meter terminal 130 via the microphone.

The remote meter reading terminal 130 is connected to the meter 110 or the meter corrector 120 by a wire communication method such as pulse, I 2 C, SPI, RS 232 or USB. The wired communication between them can be unidirectional or both directions. Bidirectional communication is necessary when the remote meter reading terminal 130 requests the meter reading data.

Fig. 4 illustrates the configuration of the vital security monitoring devices 140 and 150. Fig. The security monitoring devices 140 and 150 are installed or additionally installed as a part of houses (including restaurants, factories, etc.), furniture, and home appliances in the customer area, And generates information and sends it to the outside. That is, it is detected whether or not a preset event such as opening and closing of a door / window, intensity of illumination, temperature, pressure, humidity, noise, movement of an organism, impact, existence of an object, gas leakage, To the outside through the relay 160. [ The life security monitoring devices 140 and 150 may include various monitoring sensors 140 for monitoring a situation related to the security of life and a detection signal of the detection sensors 140 to the repeater 160, And a living security monitoring terminal 150 for receiving and processing a request from the living security monitoring terminal 150.

The life security surveillance sensor 140 includes various sensory sensors for sensing information related to security or safety issues that arise in the living environment of the customer (hereinafter, life security information). At least one sensor listed below may be included.

(i) a noise sensor or a vibration sensor 142 for detecting occurrence of noise or vibration of a predetermined size or more;

(ii) an infrared sensor 143 for detecting infrared rays emitted from an object or detecting a change in intensity or frequency of whether or not the infrared ray is blocked;

(iii) proximity sensor 144 sensing a change in magnetic field, capacitance or inductance to sense access of a particular object (e.g., detecting door opening through proximity sensing of a magnet installed in the door);

(iv) a touch sensor that senses changes in current, voltage, and capacitance;

(v) a gas sensor 145 for detecting the concentration of the gas or detecting the smell contained in the city gas to detect leakage of the city gas;

(vi) a temperature sensor 146 for detecting a change in resistance of the metal or semiconductor and generating a corresponding temperature value and detecting whether the ambient temperature rises above a predetermined temperature, or the like.

The sensors shown above are merely illustrative. And can be employed as the life security detection sensor 140 if it can detect situations related to life security. For example, there are optical sensors that detect whether light is intercepted or changes in light intensity, and acoustic sensors that detect whether an emergency situation is present with acoustic analysis logic.

The sensors 140 may be formed as a single module and installed at required positions, or may be constructed by arranging a plurality of modules together on the basis of the common points of the mounting positions, As shown in FIG. These sensor modules and individual sensors can be configured as an integral unit with the security monitoring terminal or can be detachably connected or separated as needed.

The live security monitoring terminal 150 is connected to these various sensors 142, ..., 146 and processes the detection signal received from them to judge whether or not a set situation has occurred and to process an output for situation propagation A microprocessor 152 and a medium communication unit 153 as output means for propagating the situation detected by the sensors 140 to the repeater 180. [ The situation propagation is carried out in the form of waves propagated through the medium such as sound waves, ultrasonic waves, vibrations and the like as in the case where the remote meter reading terminal 130 sends the metering value to the outside.

The medium communication unit 153 includes a medium wave transmission unit 154 as an essential component and may include a medium wave receiving unit 156 as an optional component. Further, the auxiliary operation unit 158 may be further provided for the operation input. The connection relationships and functions of the medium wave transmission unit 154, the medium wave reception unit 156, and the auxiliary operation unit 158 are the same as those of the corresponding components of the remote meter reading terminal 130, and a description thereof will be omitted.

I2C, SPI, or UART method between each of the sensors of the life security monitoring sensor 140 and the microprocessor 152 of the life security monitoring terminal 150. The life security monitoring terminal 150 may be configured as an independent device separately from the monitoring sensors 140 or may be integrated with one or more monitoring sensors 140. The surveillance sensors 142, 143, 144, 145, and 146 may be separately configured, or some or all of them may be integrated. The surveillance sensors 142, 143, 144, 145, and 146 may be installed where the situation monitoring related to the life security is required. For example, the proximity sensor 144 may be installed at a position suitable for the door structure so as to detect opening / closing of the door. The infrared sensor 143 and the proximity sensor 144 may be integrally formed and installed near the door. The gas sensor 145 may be installed near the gas use point. This gas sensor may be integrally formed with the temperature sensor 146 or the infrared sensor 143 so as to be installed near the gas use point. The detection sensors 140 may be installed by moving the installation position to a desired position if necessary.

Since most of the detection sensors 140 use a battery as a driving power source, a function for extending battery life, that is, a method for reducing power consumption is required. To this end, it is desirable to provide a control function for collecting information while periodically interrupting the operation of the detection sensor 140. For example, it is a method of operating the sensory sensor 510 in such a manner that battery power is supplied for 10 msec to perform necessary detection, and power is turned off for 90 msec.

Next, the repeater 160 is installed in a reception area and connected to the Internet / wireless communication network 170 through wired or wireless communication to process and transmit information, And acts as an intermediary between the security monitoring terminal 150 and the external remote information sharing device 180. [ That is, the remote meter reading terminal 130 and the living security monitoring terminal 150 installed in the user area receive the remote meter reading and the vital security related information transmitted by the surrounding communication terminal, and process them in a predetermined manner. To the external remote information sharing apparatus 180 connected to the wireless telephone network 170. And also receives a request from the external remote information sharing device 180 and delivers the received request to the remote meter reading terminal 130 and / or the life security monitoring terminal 150.

The repeater 160 may be configured as a repeater for exclusive use of the present invention, or may be configured using existing wired / wireless access point (AP), IP TV, IP phone, smart phone and the like. First, the dedicated repeater 160 will be described with reference to FIG.

The dedicated relay 160 receives waves (sound waves, ultrasonic waves, vibrations) transmitted from the remote meter-reading terminal 130 and the vital security monitoring terminal 140, converts the waves into electric signals, and transmits the signals to the microprocessor 164. An Internet communication unit 165 connected to the Internet / wireless mobile communication network 170 and communicating with an external remote information sharing apparatus 180, and a media communication unit 161 connected to the Internet communication unit 165 And a microprocessor 164 that controls the communication of these and performs data processing. The Internet communication unit 165 may be configured as a separate dedicated communication card that performs, for example, internet communication or LTE communication by wire or wireless, or may utilize communication equipment of a ready-made product.

The microprocessor 164 codes the information input through the medium communication unit 161 according to a predetermined data format and processes the information into a structure suitable for the Internet communication protocol. The microprocessor 164 receives the metering value transmitted from the remote meter reading terminal 130 and the detection information related to the life security transmitted by the life security monitoring terminal 140 through the medium communication unit 161 and transmits the information And then controls the communication to be transmitted to the corresponding remote information sharing device 180. For example, the utility metering value may be communicated to the utility system's computer system 182 (which may also be communicated to the apartment management office's computer system 186) (Or the computer system of the company's computer system or apartment management office providing the vital security service) and / or the user's wireless telephone 186. In addition, the microprocessor 164 responds to the request when the external remote information sharing device 180 sends a certain request through the Internet communication part 165. [

The medium communication unit 161 is configured to perform medium communication (sound waves, ultrasonic waves, or vibration communication) with the remote meter reading terminal 130 and the life security monitoring terminal 140. And a medium wave receiver 162 for receiving a medium wave transmitted from the terminals 130 and 140 and converting the received medium wave into an electric signal and transmitting the same to the microprocessor 164. And may further include a medium wave transmission unit 163 for bidirectional communication with the terminals 140. [ The configuration of the medium wave receiving unit 162 and the medium wave transmitting unit 163 is the same as that of the remote meter reading terminal 130 and the life security monitoring terminal 140. That is, each of the medium wave receiving unit 162 and the medium wave transmitting unit 163 may be constituted by a microphone for converting a sound wave into an electric signal and a speaker for transmitting an electric signal to an acoustic wave, respectively, or by an ultrasonic wave receiver and an ultrasonic transmitter, It can be constituted by a vibration receiver and a vibration generator respectively.

The auxiliary operation unit 166 may be connected to the microprocessor 164 and can input data through wireless communication, infrared communication, or a switch operation method. Here, the operation input means that the user or the repeater requests the remote meter reading terminal 130 for the meter reading data or inputs the information for setting or learning of the terminals 130 and 150. When the medium communication unit 161 is configured by a sound wave communication method, the microphone 162 employed by the medium wave receiving unit 162 may also serve as the auxiliary operation unit 166. The user may communicate using the vocal organs, the auditory organ and the body movement part (e.g., hitting the pipe), or the remote meter reading terminal 130, the vital security monitoring terminal 150, the repeater 160, (Whistler, musical instrument, speaker), (supersonic) sound wave receiver (microphone), vibration generator, impactor and so on.

The Internet communication unit 165 communicates with the external remote information sharing apparatus 180 according to the Internet communication protocol through the Internet or the wireless telephone network 170. The microprocessor 164 provides the information generated by the terminals 130 and 150 to the remote information sharing device 180 and performs a task such as receiving and processing a request sent from the remote information sharing device 180 .

The repeater may be configured in such a manner that the function of the dedicated repeater 160 described above is added thereto by utilizing the hardware of the existing communication device 168 such as an existing wired / wireless access point (AP), IP TV, IP phone, You can configure it. For example, in the case of a smart phone, a microphone and a speaker capable of functioning as the medium communication unit 161 are provided, and components such as a CPU and a communication module, which function as the microprocessor 164 and the Internet communication unit 165, A separate application program for functioning as the repeater 160 may be provided so as to function as the repeater 160 of the present invention. The same goes for IP phones. Since the existing wireless AP includes a router function that functions as the microprocessor 164 and the Internet communication unit 165, the microprocessor 164 and the Internet communication unit 165 function as a repeater 160 while adding a microphone (and a speaker) to the medium communication unit 161 The present invention can be implemented by the microprocessor 164 so as to function as the repeater 160 of the present invention. In the case of IPTV, a microphone 162 and firmware may be installed.

The corrector 220, the remote meter reader 130, the life security sensors 140 and 150 and the respective relays 160 may have individual identification information (SSID). So that it can be distinguished from other element devices constituting the system 100 according to the present invention by using the identification information. In this case, when the repeater 160 communicates with the external remote information sharing apparatus 180 via the Internet / wireless telephone network 170, the repeater 160 provides this individual identification information together with the outgoing component information. The same is true when the respective components 180, 130, 140, 150, and 160 communicate with each other in the same space. The communication counterparts 180, 130, 140, 150, and 160 may identify the components 180, 130, 140, 150,

Since the remote information sharing device 180 is connected to the Internet, the repeater 160 can acquire information (for example, a charging period, a unit time, Average temperature, average pressure, etc.) may be provided. Here, the term 'charging period' refers to the unit time (for example, one month) during which the city gas supplier charges a fee.

The remote information sharing device 180 will be described. The remote information sharing device 180 is spaced apart from the terminals 130 and 150 and the relay 160 by a sufficient distance and communicably connected to the one or more relays 160 through the Internet and / And performs information processing such as transmission request, information reception, information storage, and transmission to information demanders of the terminal 130 and 150 of the user area through the repeater 160. A computer system 184 of a city gas company, a computer system 184 of a 119 safety center, a communication terminal 186 of a related person (service subscriber, apartment management office, etc.) , A smart phone, etc.) may be an example of the remote information sharing device 180. [

Next, FIG. 6 shows an embodiment of the remote meter reading system using the air medium wave. The remote meter reading terminals 130a, 130b and 130c and the repeater 160 separately connected to the gas meter 120a, the water meter 120b and the electric meter 120c are connected to the sound wave transmitter 135a and the sound wave receiver 161a, respectively And is connected to a communication system using an air medium wave. Each of the remote meter probe terminals 130a, 130b and 130c and the relay device 160 includes a sound wave transmitter 135a and a sound wave receiver 161a as medium communication means and communicate with each other using sound waves. Instead of the sound wave communication, both of the ultrasonic wave radiators and the ultrasonic wave receivers may be configured to perform ultrasonic wave communication. In order to allow bidirectional communication between the remote meter reading terminals 130a, 130b, and 130c and the relay device 160, both (both) sonic wave transmission / receivers may be employed. The repeater 160 includes a wired / wireless Internet communication unit 165a that supports Internet communication using an Internet access protocol such as TCP / IP, UDP, and HTTP, and is connected to the Internet network 170 by wire or wirelessly.

The system of FIG. 7 is similar to that of FIG. 6 in that the remote meter-reading terminals 130a, 130b, and 130c and the repeater 160 are connected to each other by a sound wave or an ultrasonic communication method using air- 170). That is, the repeater 160 has a mobile communication module 165b supporting G3 or LTE communication and is connected to the wireless telephone network 170 through the wireless telephone base station 175. [

FIG. 8 shows an embodiment of a life security monitoring system using an air medium wave. The life security monitoring terminals 150a, 150b, 150c, 150d and 150e connected to the respective sensors 142, 143, ..., and 146 are provided with sound wave transmitters 153a, respectively, And a receiver 161a for receiving signals from each other using a sound wave communication method using an air medium. Instead of the sound wave communication, both of the ultrasonic wave radiators and the ultrasonic wave receivers may be configured to perform ultrasonic wave communication. In addition, both (both) sonic transmission / receivers may be employed so that the life security monitoring terminals 150a, 150b, 150c, 150d, and 150e and the repeater 160 can perform bidirectional communication. The repeater 160 includes a wired / wireless Internet communication unit 165a that supports Internet communication using an Internet access protocol such as TCP / IP, UDP, and HTTP, and is connected to the Internet network 170 by wire or wirelessly.

The life security monitoring system of FIG. 9 has the same communication method as that of the life security monitoring terminal 150a, 150b, 150c, 150d, 150e and the relay device 160, There is a difference in the communication method between the communication networks 170. That is, the repeater 160 has a mobile communication module 165b supporting G3 or LTE communication and is connected to the wireless telephone network 170 through the wireless telephone base station 175. [

10 shows an example of the configuration of an automatic meter reading system configured to communicate with the relay device 160 using the vibrations of the solid medium and the remote meter reading terminals 130d, 130e and 130c connected to the respective meters 120a, 120b and 120c. Each of the remote meter reading terminals 130d, 130e and 130c includes a vibration generator 135b and the repeater 160 includes a vibration sensor 162b. Both the remote meter reading terminals 130d, 130e and 130c and the repeater 160 may be provided with a vibration generator and a vibration sensor for bidirectional communication. The vibration generator 135b and the vibration sensor 162b may be implemented using, for example, a piezoelectric element. It is a well known technique to convert a voltage change into a vibration using a piezoelectric element and convert the pressure change generated in the vibration into a voltage signal. The vibration generator 135b and the vibration sensor 162b should be connected to each other through a solid medium (e.g., a pipe, a concrete wall, etc.). The vibration generator 135b is installed close to the city gas pipe (not shown) while the remote meter reading terminal 130d is installed near the city gas meter 120a and the vibration generator 135b is installed close to the city gas pipe When the vibration detector 162b is also installed close to the pipe, information can be exchanged by vibration transmitted through the pipe.

Next, the operation of the remote meter reading and vital security monitoring service system 100 having such a configuration will be described. The communication between the repeater 160 and the external remote information sharing device 180 is performed by an Internet communication or a wireless telephone communication method, that is, a non-medium communication method, while the communication between the terminals 130 and 150 and the repeater 160 The communication of information is done by the medium communication method. Here, the medium communication refers to communication using a wave propagated by using a substance (gas, liquid, solid) as a medium. During wave propagation, there are (super) sound waves with air / liquid as the medium and oscillations (solid transmission sound) with solid / liquid as the medium. In the case of a (super) sound wave using air as a medium, the frequency range is from 20 Hz to 200 kHz, preferably from 100 Hz to 100 kHz. Also, in the case of a (sonic) wave having air as a medium, the range of the wave intensity uses a wave of 30 dB to 120 dB, preferably 50 dB to 90 dB. When communication is performed using air as a medium, it may be desirable to attach a cone to the sound wave emitting portion to reduce the loss of sound waves to impart directivity.

The frequency modulation of 'medium wave' can be used as a way of signaling 'medium wave'. (A) a signaling method according to the level of the frequency, that is, a method of constructing using at least two first fundamental waves having different levels of frequency (e.g., scales), (b) (Eg, Morse coding), (c) a method of synthesizing the above functions, that is, a method of synthesizing the first and second fundamental waves, A method of constructing using the basic wave and the second fundamental wave together (e.g., Manchester coding, speech language), or the like can be used.

The transmitted and received data can be composed of binary digital signals. Binary digital signals can be composed of 'bits' representing 0 and 1. A bit is a means of representing a minimum unit of information representing two kinds of states. In the present invention, a binary signal (i.e., a bit) may be constructed by, for example, (1) a high sound (high frequency) and a low sound (low frequency) having two arbitrary two frequencies (Long sound duration) and short sound (short duration sound) of the same frequency, or (3) a combination of high long sound and low sound Monophonic '.

11 (a) and 11 (b) are representations of binary digital signals 1 and 0 with sound waves of two different frequencies. Particularly (a) is a case where 0 Hz represents a frequency of 0 Hz. FIG. 11 (c) shows 1 and 0 using two waveforms of FIG. 11 (b). In FIG. 11, waveforms in which two waveforms representing 1 and 0 in (b) 1 " represents " 0 ".

A byte can consist of a collection of these bits. When a byte is composed of a group of bits, the number of bits constituting one byte can be arbitrarily configured. Depending on the frequency (including 0 Hz) or the length of the wave, the bytes may be correspondingly configured. At this time, the byte may correspond to a letter, a number, or a phoneme. The waveform diagram of FIG. 12 (a) shows a 5-byte waveform corresponding to ',,, a, he, and'. This makes it possible to construct a 'patent'. FIG. 12B shows a 4-byte waveform corresponding to the numbers '2, 3, 4, and 6', and this waveform represents the number '2346'.

In the communication using the medium wave, it is possible to use not only a binary notation but also a quaternary, a pentad, or a hexadecimal, for example. It is only necessary to provide the types of waveforms of the medium wave which can be distinguished from each other by the number corresponding to the desired convolution method. For example, a quadrature method may use a waveform having four different frequencies, or a method using four different waveforms having different waveform lengths.

In the medium communication using the medium wave, the data transmitted and received essentially or selectively include the following elements.

① Data start (Data_Start): Identification that starts sending, and it consists of one or more bits or bytes. This is an essential element.

② Data body (Data_Body): The data to be actually transmitted. It is an essential element and contains the information that the component has created or intended to deliver.

(3) Data end (Data_Stop): Identification that the transmission is completed, and it is composed of one or more bits or bytes. It is not an essential element, and it is possible to identify that the silence is maintained without any additional signal for a certain period of time, that is, the data termination (Data_Stop) can identify that the transmission is stopped.

④ Information about the 'shipping element' that performs the shipment. This information is not required and may be included in the above elements.

⑤ Information about the 'receiving element' that you want to receive. This information is not required and may be included in the above elements.

⑥ Information about the 'information communicator' that transmitted the relevant information at the previous stage of the transmission / reception. This information is not required and may be included in the above elements.

⑦ Information about the 'information creator' that created the information of the transmission / reception first. It is not mandatory and may be included in the above element.

Meanwhile, since the communication between the components of the system 100 of the present invention is performed by the multi-party communication, a countermeasure is required to prevent a problem of transmission collision of each component in the same communication area, that is, the same user area. To this end, when one element starts transmitting, the other elements include logic to postpone the transmission on its own. For example, when the remote meter reading terminals 130a, 130b, and 130c and the life security monitoring terminals 150a, 150b, ..., and 150e and the repeater 160 within the same user area attempt to transmit data, To check whether there is another data currently being sent to the same space, and start the transmission only when there is no other data.

Transmission from the remote meter reading terminal 130 or the life security monitoring terminal 150 is performed in the following cases.

(1) When the terminals 130 and 150 transmit their measured information to the repeater

(i) Depending on the clock in each terminal, a fixed time interval or a daily or monthly fixed time

(ii) a preset event (e.g. door open, temperature rise, etc.) occurs in each terminal

(iii) When it is necessary according to learning (behavior (transmission), time, etc. of other terminals) of each terminal

(2) When the repeater 160 requests information relay to the terminals 130 and 150 and responds to the terminals 130 and 150

(i) according to the clock in each repeater 160, at a predetermined time interval or at a time determined every day or every month

(ii) when the user or the remote information sharing device 180 requests the repeater 160

(iii) If necessary, depending on the learning of each repeater (causal relation of event occurrence, relation with human request, etc.)

③ When user requests

(i) directly requesting the terminals 130 and 150

(ii) when requesting the terminals 130 and 150 through the repeater 160

(iii) when requesting the terminals 130 and 150 via the remote information sharing device 180 and the relay device 160

On the other hand, for each component except the user, the user can perform transmission for training (training). The user may communicate using vocal organs, auditory organs and body movement sites (e.g., striking the tubing), or may communicate using ancillary instruments. The auxiliary instruments include (son) sonic generator (whistle, musical instrument, loudspeaker), (supersonic) sonic receiver (microphone), vibration generator, impactor. Each component is configured to allow unidirectional or bidirectional communication, taking into account the design and cost. Each component may have auxiliary communication means such as RF and optical in addition to the medium wave according to the present invention. It is possible to give functions (artificial intelligence) capable of learning and determining environmental information to the terminals 130 and 150 and / or the relay device 160, and to give a function of manipulating the environment according to the determination result There will be.

Next, with reference to the flowchart of FIG. 13, a description will be given focusing on information processing performed by each component as to how the remote meter-reading and life security monitoring system 100 according to the present invention operates.

First, a process of transferring the metering value of the meter 110 to an external remote information sharing device 180 will be described. The remote meter reading terminal 130 connected to the meter 110 periodically checks whether a meter reading time has been set for the meter 110 and performs meter reading of the meter 110 when the meter reading time comes (S10, S14 (Step S10, step S12), or when the meter reading request is received from the repeater 160, the meter 110 is measured. three

The metered meter value can be provided to the remote meter terminal 130 after the metrology corrector 120 performs the calibration according to the predetermined calibration logic (step S16). In the case of city gas, a volume corrector is used to correct the volume error due to the difference between the reference temperature / pressure of the city gas supplier and the city gas temperature and / or pressure at the customer meter 110, In the case of the water supply, the temperature correction is performed.

When the metering data to be provided to the remote information sharing device 180 is secured, the microprocessor 134 adds the data start portion and data end portion information to the data main portion, and if necessary, The information transmission component, and the information originally generated component are also added to constitute data to be transmitted. And provides the transmission data to the medium communication unit 135. The medium communication unit 135 converts the transmission data into a medium communication waveform in the form of an analog signal (step S18). Then, the converted medium communication waveform is transmitted through the medium wave transmission unit 136 in a medium communication mode (step S20).

The following is a description of the transmission of life security monitoring information. The life security monitoring terminal 150 monitors the output signals of the life security monitoring sensors 140 in real time (step S22). The microprocessor 152 of the life security monitoring terminal 150 analyzes the output signal for each sensor to determine whether a preset event has been set in step S24. For example, when the measured temperature value indicated by the output signal of the temperature sensor 146 exceeds a predetermined value, it is determined that a fire has occurred. For example, when a turn-on signal is detected from the proximity sensor 144, it is determined that an event that the door in which the proximity sensor 144 is installed is now open. The microprocessor 152 is equipped with firmware for performing the analysis and determination for each sensor 140.

When it is determined that a specific event has occurred, the microprocessor 152 adds the data start portion and the data end portion information to the main body of the event generation information that notifies the occurrence of the specific event, (Step S26), and if necessary, information on the sending element, the receiving element, the previous stage information transmitting component, and the information originally generating component is also configured. And provides the transmission data to the medium communication unit 153. The medium communication unit 153 converts the transmission data into a medium communication waveform in the form of an analog signal. Then, the converted medium communication waveform is transmitted through the medium wave transmission section 154 in a medium communication mode (step S28).

Separately, the repeater 160 always monitors whether or not the medium communication waveform is input (S30). The medium wave receiving unit 162 of the medium communication unit 161 converts the inputted medium communication waveform into a digital signal and transmits it to the microprocessor 164. The microprocessor 164 decodes the digital signal (step S32). Through the decoding, it is possible to distinguish the start portion, the main portion, and the end portion of the data, so that it is possible to grasp which device is sending the information to which device.

The repeater 160 transmits the data body part to the remote information sharing device 180, which is a receiving element designated via the Internet or the wireless telephone network 170, as determined through decoding. This is performed through the Internet communication unit 165 and the Internet / wireless telephone network 170.

Although the terminals 130 and 150 may voluntarily transmit information to the repeater 160 first, the terminals 130 and 150 may transmit the information in response to the request of the repeater 160 first. For example, when the devices of the remote information sharing device 180 have made information requests for specific terminals, the microprocessor 164 of the repeater 160 analyzes the requests and determines which terminal should process the requests (S36 step). And sends the data to the medium communication unit 161 by coding the data to be transmitted by adding the data start unit and the end unit, and information on the receiving element and the transmitting element of the data. The medium communication unit 161 converts the coded data into an analog signal, and then transmits the analog signal through the medium wave (S38).

The remote meter reading terminal 130 or the living security monitoring terminal 150 receives the medium wave signal transmitted from the repeater 160 and analyzes whether the request is transmitted to itself. In this analysis, the medium communication units 135 and 153 convert the received medium wave signal into a digital signal, and then transmit the converted signal to the microprocessors 134 and 152. The microprocessors 134 and 152 decode the received digital signal And confirming that the data receiving element points to itself. If the request is not a request for itself, it is ignored, and the terminal 130 or 150, which is determined to be a request for itself, acquires the metering meter reading or the life security monitoring information and transmits the metering meter reading or the security monitoring information to the repeater 160. The relay 160 transmits the metering meter value or the life security monitoring information to the external remote information sharing device 180 (S39).

Meanwhile, the remote information sharing device 180 determines whether there is an instruction from the user regarding the information provision request for the terminals 130 and 150 (S40). When the user request is input, the remote information sharing device 180 transmits the request to the relay 160 through the Internet or the wireless communication network 170 (step S42).

Upon receiving the request, the repeater 160 generates and transmits a specific medium wave signal to the terminal to which the requested information is to be provided. When the corresponding terminal transmits the requested information, the repeater 160 receives the information and transmits the information to the requesting remote information sharing device 180. The remote information sharing device 180 that has requested the information continuously monitors whether there is information transmission from the relay device, and if there is information transmission from the relay device 160, the remote information sharing device 180 receives and decodes the information, and performs necessary post-processing (S44 and S46).

The information generated by the remote meter reading terminal 130 and the vital information terminal 150 is transmitted to the relay 160 through the medium communication method through the procedure described above and from the relay 160 to the remote information sharing device 180 And transmits the information through the Internet or the wireless telephone network 170 via the Internet communication or the mobile communication system. Thereby, the external related party can obtain the information generated in the customer area in real time.

The present invention described above is merely a preferred embodiment of the present invention. It will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes in form and details may be made therein without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as defined in the following claims. It is therefore intended that all changes which come within the meaning and range of equivalency of the claims are intended to be embraced therein.

100: Remote automatic meter reading and life security surveillance complex service system
110: Meter 120: Meter compensator
130: remote meter reading terminal 132: meter reading receiver
134: microprocessor 135: medium communication unit
136: medium wave generating part 138: medium wave receiving part
139: auxiliary operation unit 140: life security monitoring sensor
150: Life security monitoring terminal 152: Microprocessor
153: medium communication unit 154: medium wave generating unit
156: medium wave receiving section 158: auxiliary operation section
160: Repeater 161: Medium communication unit
162: medium wave receiving section 163: medium wave wave emitting section
164: microprocessor 165:
166: auxiliary operation unit 168: existing communication device
170: Internet / wireless telephone network 180: Remote information sharing device
182: Utility supply company computer system
184: 119 Safety Center or Life Security Surveillance Service Company Computer System
186: Communication terminal of user or apartment management office

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(Meter) installed in at least one of an electricity, a water supply, and a city gas meter installed in a user area to automatically meter the measured value of the meter and to meter the meter reading information including the meter read value into a medium wave signal One or more remote meter-reading terminals for transmitting and receiving data;
One or more vital security monitoring sensors (s), installed in the user area, for detecting occurrence of vital security related events occurring in the user area and outputting a predetermined event detection signal;
One or more life security monitoring terminals connected to the life security monitoring sensors in an electrically communicable manner for transmitting life security information including life security related event detection signals provided by the life security monitoring sensors on a medium wave signal; And
Wherein the one or more remote meter-reading terminals and the one or more vital security monitoring terminals are configured to communicate with each other through a medium communication method using waves (materials, gases, liquids, and solids) Receiving and decoding the medium wave signal sent by one or more life security monitoring terminals to extract the meter reading information and the life security information and transmitting the extracted meter reading information and the life security information to a designated remote information sharing And a repeater for transmitting the service to the device.
The system of claim 1, wherein the medium wave signal is one of an ultrasonic signal, an acoustic wave signal, and a vibration signal propagated by using air or solid as a medium. The system of claim 1, wherein the one or more remote meter-reading terminals, the one or more vital security monitoring terminals, and the repeater perform bidirectional communication using any one of an ultrasonic wave signal, an acoustic wave signal, And a medium communication unit for performing a plurality of functions. The system of claim 1, wherein the one or more remote meter-reading terminals and the one or more vital security monitoring terminals include a sound wave transmitter for outputting a sound wave signal as the medium wave signal, And a sound wave receiver for converting the sound wave received by the sound wave receiver into a sound wave. The system of claim 4, further comprising a cone for imparting directivity to the sound wave attached to the sound wave transmitter. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein the at least one remote meter probe and the at least one vital health monitoring terminal include a vibration generator for outputting a vibration signal as the medium wave signal, And a piezoelectric vibrating sensor for converting an input voltage of the piezoelectric vibrating sensor to a voltage. The system of claim 1, wherein the at least one vital security monitoring sensor (s)
(i) a noise sensor or a vibration sensor for detecting occurrence of noise or vibration of a predetermined size or more;
(ii) an infrared sensor for detecting infrared rays emitted from an object or for detecting whether the infrared rays are blocked or a change in intensity or a change in frequency;
(iii) a proximity sensor that senses a change in a magnetic field, a capacitance, or an inductance to sense the approach of a specific object;
(iv) a touch sensor that senses changes in current, voltage, and capacitance;
(v) a gas sensor for detecting the concentration of the gas or detecting the smell contained in the city gas to detect the leakage of the city gas;
(vi) a temperature sensor for detecting a change in resistance of the metal or semiconductor and generating a corresponding temperature value and detecting whether the ambient temperature rises above a predetermined temperature; and Life security surveillance complex service system.
8. The system of claim 7, wherein when the output signal of the life security monitoring sensors exceeds a preset reference value or range, the life security monitoring terminal determines that a life security related event related to the output signal is generated, Wherein said remote monitoring and security monitoring system comprises: 2. The method according to claim 1, wherein the repeater communicates with the external remote information sharing device via the Internet using an Internet communication protocol or through a wireless communication network using a mobile communication protocol. Service system. 2. The apparatus of claim 1, further comprising: a power factor correcting unit for correcting an electricity usage metering error included in the metering value of the electricity meter by a deviation between a reference power factor value and a power factor value of the user area; A temperature compensator for correcting an error included in the metering value of the hot water meter by a deviation, and a temperature compensator for adjusting a temperature of the hot water meter based on a deviation between at least one of a reference temperature and a reference pressure, And a volumetric corrector for correcting a metric error included in the metering value of the city gas meter. 11. The method of claim 10, wherein the power factor corrector, the temperature compensator, and the volumetric corrector are implemented as firmware that can be installed and executed in the microprocessor of the at least one remote meter probe. system. The method of claim 1, wherein the medium wave signal comprises at least two first fundamental waves having different levels of frequency, (b) at least two second basic And (c) a method in which the first fundamental wave and the second fundamental wave are used together to form a signal. Surveillance complex service system. The method according to claim 1, wherein the medium wave signal includes at least a data start (Data_Start) which is an identification of starting transmission, a data body (Data_Body) which is data to be actually transmitted, and a data end (Data_Stop). The system of claim 1, further comprising: 14. The method of claim 13, wherein the medium wave signal further includes information on a transmission element as identification information of a transmission destination, a reception element as identification information of a transmission destination, and information generator information in which information of the data main body is first directly generated. Meter reading and life security surveillance complex service system. 3. The method of claim 1, wherein if one or more remote meter probe terminals, the one or more housekeeping monitoring terminals, and the repeater in the same user area initiate transmission of one component to avoid transmission conflicts with each other, Wherein the components include logic to postpone transmission by themselves. A remote meter reading terminal installed near at least one of electricity, water, and city gas meter installed in the user area automatically meters the measurement value of the meter (auto meter-reading) and reads meter reading information including the meter reading Transmitting on a medium wave signal;
Detecting one or more life security monitoring sensor (s) installed in the user area by detecting the occurrence of a life security related event occurring in the user area and outputting a predetermined event detection signal;
Transmitting at least one vital security monitoring terminal connected to the vital security monitoring sensors in an electrically communicable manner with vital sign information including an event detection signal provided by the vital security monitoring sensors on a medium wave signal;
Receiving at the repeater a medium wave signal transmitted from the one or more remote meter probe terminals or the one or more life security monitoring terminals to extract the meter information and the life security information; And
And transmitting the extracted meter reading information and the vital security information to a designated remote information sharing device via a wired / wireless communication network, in the repeater.
The method as claimed in claim 16, wherein the remote meter reading terminal transmits the meter reading information to the relay device by transmitting the meter reading information to the relay device (i) when the remote meter reading terminal voluntarily transmits at a predetermined time interval or at a predetermined time (ii) a case in which the repeater sends a probe request information transmission request in response to the probe probe information transmission request, (iii) the remote information sharing device makes a transmission request through the repeater, And a method for providing a life security surveillance complex service. 17. The method of claim 16, wherein the life security monitoring terminal transmits the life security information to the relay device by transmitting the life security information to the relay device, wherein (i) when the life security monitoring terminal has a preset life security- (Iii) when the remote information sharing device makes a transmission request through the repeater, and (iii) when the remote information sharing device makes a transmission request through the repeater, A method of providing a life security surveillance complex service. 17. The method as claimed in claim 16, wherein the medium wave signal is one of an ultrasonic wave signal, an ultrasonic wave signal, and a vibration signal propagated using air or solid as a medium. 17. The method as claimed in claim 16, wherein the life security information includes at least one of the following information.
(i) information that detects occurrence of noise or vibration of a predetermined size or more,
(ii) information that detects infrared rays emitted from an object or detects a change in intensity or frequency of whether or not the infrared ray is blocked,
(iii) information that detects a change in a magnetic field, capacitance, or inductance to sense a specific object approach,
(iv) information that senses changes in current, voltage, and capacitance,
(v) information of detecting the concentration of the gas, or detecting the leakage of the city gas by detecting the smell contained in the city gas,
(vi) information that detects a change in resistance of a metal or a semiconductor, generates a corresponding temperature value, and detects whether the ambient temperature rises above a predetermined temperature.
17. The method as claimed in claim 16, further comprising the step of: before the meter reading information is transmitted to the medium wave signal and transmitted.
(i) correcting an electricity usage metric error generated by a deviation between a reference power factor value and a power factor value of a user area when the metered value is a metering value of the electricity meter;
(ii) correcting the hot water usage metering error caused by the deviation between the reference temperature and the temperature of the hot water supplied to the user area, when the metered value is a metering value of the hot water meter; And
(iii) when the metered value is a metering value of the city gas meter, it is caused by a deviation between at least one of the reference temperature and the reference pressure and at least one of the temperature and the pressure of the city gas supplied to the user area And correcting the metering error of the used city gas.
The method of claim 16, wherein the medium wave signal comprises at least two first fundamental waves having different frequencies, (b) at least two or more second fundamental frequencies having different frequency interruptions, And (c) a method in which the first fundamental wave and the second fundamental wave are used together to form a signal. A method for providing a surveillance complex service. The method according to claim 16, wherein the medium wave signal includes at least a data start (Data_Start) which is an identification of starting to send (1) a data body part (Data_Body) which is data to be actually transmitted, and (Data_Stop). The method of claim 1, further comprising: The apparatus as claimed in claim 23, wherein the medium wave signal further includes a transmission element which is identification information of a transmission destination, a reception element which is identification information of a destination, and information generator information which is obtained by directly generating information of the data body first, METHOD AND LIVING SECURITY MONITORING MULTI-SERVICE PROVISION 17. The method of claim 16, wherein when one or more remote meter probe terminals, the one or more vital health monitoring terminals, and the repeater in the same user area begin to transmit, the other components postpone self- The method comprising the steps of: (a) executing logic to cause a transmission conflict to occur among the plurality of service providers;
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