TWI572201B - Universal access method and mobile device - Google Patents

Description

Universal access method and mobile device [Cross-Reference to Related Applications]

This application claims Korean Patent Application No. 10-2012-0036464 filed on April 8, 2012 at the Korea Intellectual Property Office and Korean Patent Application No. 10-2013 filed at the Korea Intellectual Property Office on January 15, 2013. The priority of the disclosure of this patent application is hereby incorporated by reference in its entirety herein in its entirety.

An apparatus and method according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention relates to a management server and a universal access method, and more particularly to a management server and a general access method for controlling a network domain device.

Advances in telecommunications technology have enabled devices in homes, cars or offices to be connected via a network.

For example, information appliances used in homes (for example, personal computers (PCs)) are connected via a wired/wireless network to enable access to the Internet, data sharing, and peripheral devices (eg, scanners and printers). Table machine) Interactive control. The home network can be connected to the external network via the Internet or a portable information terminal, and thus to other devices (such as television (TV), refrigerator, air conditioner, digital versatile disk (DVD)) The remote control of the player and the digital camera is possible.

With the advancement of digital technology and the widespread use of the Internet, devices installed in homes, cars or offices can be connected via a network. Therefore, there is an increasing need to develop a method of easily performing environment setting for devices included in each network system.

The illustrative embodiments set forth herein overcome the above disadvantages and other disadvantages not described above. Moreover, the illustrative embodiments are not required to overcome the disadvantages described above, and the illustrative embodiments may not overcome any of the problems described.

The present invention provides a universal access method, the method being performed by a mobile device, the mobile device storing first authentication information corresponding to a first domain and second authentication information corresponding to a second domain, the method comprising Receiving, by a near field communication (NFC), a signal requesting authentication information from the mobile device from a secure access point; selecting the first authentication information corresponding to the secure access point and the first One of the two authentication information; and transmitting the selected authentication information to the secure access point via NFC.

In an embodiment of the invention, the secure access point may include a first secure access point associated with the first domain including the first plurality of controlled devices and One of a second secure access point associated with a second domain comprising the second plurality of controlled devices, and the selecting can include determining that the secure access point corresponds to the first network The first secure access point associated with the domain or the second secure access point associated with the second domain; and if the secure access point is determined to correspond to the first domain Associated with the first secure access point, selecting the first authentication information; and determining that the secure access point corresponds to the second secure access point associated with the second domain And selecting the second authentication information.

In an embodiment of the invention, the universal access method may further include: if the secure access point corresponds to the first secure access point associated with the first domain, Determining first device setting information of the first plurality of controlled devices; and selecting the second if the secure access point corresponds to the second secure access point associated with the second domain a second device setting information of the plurality of controlled devices; and displaying a graphical user interface, if the secure access point corresponds to the first secure access point associated with the first domain a graphical user interface for controlling the first plurality of controlled devices based on the first device setting information, and if the secure access point corresponds to the second associated with the second domain And a secure access point, wherein the graphical user interface is configured to control the second plurality of controlled devices based on the second device setting information.

In an embodiment of the present invention, the first device setting information may include a first configuration of operation settings of the first plurality of controlled devices, and the second device setting information includes the second plurality A second configuration of the operational settings of the controlled device.

In an embodiment of the present invention, the universal access method may further include: if the secure access point corresponds to the first secure access point associated with the first domain, Determining the first plurality of controlled devices; and controlling the second plurality of controlled devices if the secure access point corresponds to the second secure access point associated with the second network domain.

In an embodiment of the present invention, the universal access method may further include: if the secure access point corresponds to the first secure access point associated with the first domain, An updated configured updated first device setting information of an operational setting of the first plurality of controlled devices; and if the secure access point corresponds to the first associated with the second domain a second secure access point, receiving updated configuration updated second device setting information of an operational setting of said second plurality of controlled devices; and if said secure access point corresponds to said Updating the first device setting information by the first secure access point associated with a network domain; and if the secure access point corresponds to the second security associated with the second network domain The access point updates the second device setting information.

In an embodiment of the present invention, the first authentication information may include a first security key associated with the first network domain, and the second authentication information may include a second network domain. The second security key of the association.

In an embodiment of the present invention, the first authentication information may include a first user identifier associated with the first domain, and the second authentication information may include the second domain The associated second user ID.

In an embodiment of the invention, the first domain may be located in the first place. Placed, and the second domain can be located at the second location.

In an embodiment of the present invention, the first network domain may be a first network including the first plurality of controlled devices, and the second network domain may include the second plurality of The second network of control devices.

The present invention provides a mobile device, comprising: a memory that stores first authentication information corresponding to a first domain and second authentication information corresponding to a second domain; and a communication unit that is via Near Field Communication (NFC) Receiving, from the secure access point, a signal requesting authentication information from the mobile device; and a processor selecting one of the first authentication information and the second authentication information corresponding to the secure access point, And controlling the communication unit to transmit the selected authentication information to the secure access point via NFC.

The present invention provides a server, comprising: a memory storing (i) first authentication information associated with a first domain and first device setting information of a first controlled device in the first domain and (ii) second authentication information associated with the second network domain and second device setting information of the second controlled device in the second network domain; the communication unit receiving the authentication request including the authentication material from the mobile device And a controller configured to authenticate the user in response to the authentication request by comparing the received authentication data with the first authentication information and the second authentication information, and Transmitting the result of the authentication to the mobile device, such that if the authentication data corresponds to the first authentication information, the mobile device may control the first controlled based on the first device setting information And if the authentication data corresponds to the second authentication information, the mobile device may be based on the The second device setting information controls the second controlled device.

Additional and other aspects and advantages of the invention will be set forth in the description which follows.

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The above and other aspects will be more apparent from the description of certain exemplary embodiments.

1 is a diagram illustrating a management system in accordance with an illustrative embodiment of the present invention.

2 is a diagram illustrating a management system in accordance with another exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

3 is a block diagram of a management server in accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

4 is a block diagram of a user terminal device in accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

5 through 7 are timing diagrams illustrating a method of storing setting information and controlling at least one device based on setting information, the method being performed by a management server, in accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

8 through 10 are timing diagrams illustrating a method of storing setting information and controlling at least one device based on setting information, the method being performed by a user terminal device, in accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating a storage setting according to another exemplary embodiment of the present invention. And a timing diagram of a method of controlling at least one device based on setting information, the method being performed by a locking device.

12 through 14 are timing diagrams illustrating a method of storing setting information and operating based on setting information, the method being performed by at least one device, in accordance with another exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 15 is a timing diagram illustrating a method of controlling at least one device by using a cloud server, according to another exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 16 is a sequence diagram illustrating a method of controlling at least one device connected to an external server based on Global Source Locator (URL) information related to setting information, according to another exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

17 through 19 are timing diagrams illustrating a method of storing setting information updated when at least one device is used in a management server, according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

20 through 22 are timing diagrams illustrating a method of storing setting information updated when at least one device is used in various devices, according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

23 through 25 are diagrams illustrating a method of controlling a home network domain management system, in accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

26 through 28 are diagrams illustrating a vehicle domain management system in accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

29 is a diagram illustrating a method of ordering a product, in accordance with an illustrative embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 30 is a block diagram of a user terminal device in accordance with another exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

31 to 47 illustrate a user interface (UI) screen for controlling a user terminal device, according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 48 is a diagram illustrating a game environment setting system in accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 49 is a block diagram of a user terminal device included in a game environment setting system according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

50 and 51 are timing diagrams illustrating a method of setting game environment information, in accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 52 is a timing diagram illustrating a method of operating an automotive domain management system, in accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 53 is a diagram illustrating a near-field communication data exchange format (NDEF) according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

Certain exemplary embodiments of the present invention will now be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

In the following description, the same drawing reference numerals are used for the same elements, even in different drawings. The matters defined in the following description, such as the detailed description and the elements are Therefore, it is obvious Yes, the illustrative embodiments may be practiced without such specific definitions. In addition, well-known functions or constructions are not described in detail, as the details of the functions or constructions are not necessary to obscure the invention.

FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a management system 1000 in accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the present invention. Referring to FIG. 1, the management system 1000 includes a management server 100, a user terminal device 200, at least one device (eg, devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n) and The device 300-1 is locked.

Here, the types of the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n may be according to the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n changes in the domain in which it is located. For example, if the domain is the home domain 1020, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n may be devices used in the home, for example, TV, Washing machine, air conditioner, terminal equipment (for example, smart phone, tablet computer, notebook computer, personal digital assistant (PDA), portable multi-media player (portable multimedia player; PMP), desktop computer, etc., refrigerator, robot cleaner, and lighting. If the domain is the car domain 1040, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n may be devices for automobiles, such as handles, seats, Navigation system, audio system, air conditioning, etc. If the domain is the office domain 1060, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n may be devices for the office, for example, TV, air conditioner, terminal Equipment (for example, smart phones, tablet computers, notebook computers, PDAs, PMPs, desktop computers, etc.), refrigerators, lighting systems, investment Movies and so on.

In FIG. 1, "short distance access" means that the first device is within a predetermined distance from which the second device can establish short-range wireless communication. Here, "short-range access" may be based on Near Field Communication (NFC), which is a first device or a second device including a short-range wireless communication reader and a short-range wireless communication tag Executed between other devices.

The locking device 300-1 can be a device installed at the entrance of the home domain 1020, the car domain 1040, or the office domain 1060 to allow or prohibit users from entering such domains. In this case, the locking device 300-1 can release or set the lock based on the authorization information received by the short-distance access to the user terminal device 200. The locking device 300-1 can be implemented as a door lock installed at the entrance, and the door lock can include a short-range wireless communication module, such as an NFC module. However, the locking device 300-1 is not limited to the above embodiment. The locking device 300-1 can be implemented as a terminal device installed in the entrance or interior of the home network domain 1020, the car network domain 1040, and the office domain 1060 (for example, a smart phone, a tablet computer, a notebook computer, a PDA, a PMP). Or a desktop computer, and includes software that supports a lock function to provide a user interface (UI) screen. In this case, the locking device 300-1 can access the user terminal device 200 by short distance or based on authorization information (eg, a password and/or a user identification code (eg, a password and/or a user identification code) received according to user input to the locked UI screen ( Identification; ID)) to release or set its own lock state.

Although FIG. 1 illustrates a situation in which the locking device 300-1 is implemented as an additional device, the locking device 300-1 may be included in the management server 100. In this situation, locked The device 300-1 can perform the functions of the management server 100 as described below.

The management server 100 controls the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n included in the domains 1020, 1040, and 1060. Specifically, when the locking device 300-1 releases the lock by performing short-distance access between the user terminal device 200 storing the authorization information and the locking device 300-1, the management server 100 can self-lock the device 300- 1 Receive user ID information or setting information stored in the user terminal device 200. In other words, the storage unit 220 of the user terminal device can store user information corresponding to the domains 1020, 1040, and 1060. Here, the user information may include at least one of authorization information, user ID information, and setting information. The user information management unit 231 included in the control unit 230 can detect user information corresponding to each of the network domains 1020, 1040, and 1060 from the storage unit 220. Therefore, the user terminal device 200 can transmit the user information corresponding to each of the domains 1020, 1040, and 1060 to the locking device 300-1. The locking device 300-1 may release or set its own lock based on the authorization information included in the received user information, and may include user ID information included in the user information received from the user terminal device 200 or The setting information is transmitted to the management server 100.

When the management server 100 receives the user ID information, the management server 100 may extract setting information corresponding to the received user ID information. Next, the management server 100 can control the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n in the domain based on the extracted setting information.

In addition, when the management server 100 receives the setting information from the locking device 300-1, the management server 100 can control the domain based on the received setting information. Devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n.

Although the management server 100 receives the user ID information of the user terminal device 200 or the setting information stored in the user terminal device 200 from the lock device 300-1, the operation is not limited thereto. For example, when the user of the user terminal device 200 is located in the domain, the user can perform short-distance access between the user terminal device 200 and the management server 100. In this case, the management server 100 can directly receive the user ID information of the user terminal device 200 or the setting information stored in the user terminal device 200 from the user terminal device 200. In addition, when the user performs short-distance access between the user terminal device 200 and the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n, the management server 100 can be The devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n receive the user ID information of the user terminal device 200 or the setting information stored in the user terminal device 200.

The locking device 300-1 has been described above as a door lock installed in the entrances of the domains 1020, 1040, and 1060. However, when the locking device 300-1 is implemented to include a software that supports the locking function and thus provides a terminal device that locks the UI picture, the locking device 300-1 can access the user terminal device 200 by short distance or based on the related locking The above operation is performed by the authorization information (for example, the password and/or the user ID) received by the user input of the UI screen.

Here, in the case of the home domain 1020, the authorization information may be locked home key information for releasing or setting the locking device 300-1, which is a home locking device. In the case of the car domain 1040, the authorization information may be locked car key information for releasing or setting the locking device 300-1, which is a car locking device. in In the case of the office domain 1060, the authorization information may be locked office key information for releasing or setting the locking device 300-1, which is an office locking device.

When the locking device 300-1 is implemented as a software that stores a lock-enabled function and thus provides a terminal device (such as a personal computer (PC)) that locks the UI screen, the authorization information may be a password and/or a user ID.

However, the authorization information is not limited thereto, and the authorization information may be any of various other authorization information for accessing the domain managed by the management server 100.

Therefore, accessing the domain managed by the management server 100 based on the authorization information by the user terminal device 200 may mean releasing the lock of the lock device 300-1 based on the authorization information and accessing the management server 100.

Here, the domain means the range or network managed by the management server 100. The range may include not only the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n but also the user terminal device 200 accessing the management server 100. That is, the user terminal device 200 can be controlled by the management server 100 based on the setting information.

Here, the user ID information means information for identifying a plurality of users, for example, a user ID, a phone number, or a serial number of the user of the user terminal device 200. In this case, the user ID information may include individual user ID information set for a plurality of users, and group user ID information set for a group including a plurality of users.

User ID information can be set differently for each domain. For example, the user ID information of the home domain 1020 assigned to the same user, the user ID information of the car domain 1040, and the user ID of the office domain 1060. The messages can be different from each other. In this case, the user terminal device 200 can transmit user ID information corresponding to the appropriate domain. For example, if the user terminal device 200 accesses the locking device 300-1, the management server 100, and the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ... included in the home network domain 1020 by short distance. ...., 300-n to identify the home domain 1020, the user terminal device 200 can extract the user ID information corresponding to the home domain 1020 from the storage unit 220, and transmit the user ID information to the home domain. Locking device 300-1, management server 100, and devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n in 1020. In addition, the setting information may include environmental information related to the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, . . . , 300-n, the environmental information being the user corresponding to the user ID information. set up. Here, the setting information may include device information, modification time information, modification of place information, device setting information, and the like. Device information can be information about an object (eg, TV or air conditioner). Modify the time information to set the time when the device is modified. Modifying the location information may be information about the location where the device is modified to set information. For example, in the case of the TV, the device setting information may be on/off information, channel information, volume information, image quality information, information about a list of recently watched TV programs, and the like. In the case of an air conditioner, the device setting information may be on/off information, temperature information, airflow information, and the like. In the case of the washing machine, the device setting information may be water temperature information, washing information, and the like. In the case of a closed circuit TV (CCTV), the device setting information may be on/off information. In the case of a robot cleaner, the device setting information can be on/off information. In the condition of the boiler, the device setting information may be on/off information, temperature information, and the like. In the case of the light, the device setting information may be brightness information, on/off information, and the like. In the case of a PC, the device is designed The information can be on/off information, screen brightness information, volume information, mouse sensitivity information, user ID information, password information, and the like. In the case of a projector, the device setting information can be on/off information.

In one embodiment, based on the operation of management system 1000, a meeting can be prepared as described below. Specifically, when the user performs short-distance access between the locking device 300-1 installed at the entrance of the conference room and the user terminal device 200, the PC installed in the conference room can be turned on, and the user ID And the password can be automatically input to the PC to execute the operating system (OS) of the PC. In addition, the projector installed in the conference room can be turned on to complete the meeting preparation.

The setting information can be shared between the user terminal device 200, the management server 100, and the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n.

In addition, different protocols (protocols) can be assigned to authorization information, user ID information, and setting information. For example, agreements for home networks and agreements for car networks may differ from one another. In this case, the user terminal device 200, the management server 100 or the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n can be selected by selecting a protocol corresponding to the network. Use authorization information, user ID information, and settings information.

FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating a management system 2000 in accordance with another exemplary embodiment of the present invention. Referring to FIG. 2, the management system 2000 includes a management server 100, a user terminal device 200, and at least one device (for example, devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n). And at least some of the cloud servers 400.

The cloud server 400 can store the setting information corresponding to the user ID information. News. Specifically, the cloud server 400 can store the setting information to map to the user ID information. The setting information can be mapped to the user ID information, and then automatically connected to the user terminal device 200 of the cloud server 400, the management server 100, and the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ... , 300-n transmission. In this case, when changing the setting information about the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n or when inputting a user command indicating that the setting information is collected, The setting information is collected from the user terminal device 200, the management server 100, and the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n. The collected setting information can then be mapped to the user ID information and then transmitted.

In addition, the cloud server 400 can store setting information corresponding to individual user ID information and setting information corresponding to the group user ID information so as to be different from each other.

The user terminal device 200 can transmit the user ID information to the cloud server 400. However, the user ID transmission is not limited thereto, and the user ID information can be transmitted from the management server 100 or the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n to the cloud server. 400.

In this case, the cloud server 400 extracts setting information corresponding to the received user ID information, and then transmits the extracted setting information to the management server 100.

In this case, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n can operate based on the setting information.

In addition, the cloud server 400 can set the information corresponding to the user ID information. Information is provided to the user terminal device 200.

The management systems 1000 and 2000 described above with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2 may each perform an integrated authentication or a sequential authentication related to the authentication method.

In the case of integrated authentication, when short-distance access is performed between the user terminal device 200 and the locking device 300-1, the user terminal device 200 can transmit both the authorization information and the user ID information to the locking device. 300-1. In this case, the locking device 300-1 may release or set its own locked state based on the received authorization information, and may transmit the received user ID information to the management server 100 or the cloud server 400. In this case, the management server 100 or the cloud server 400 can transmit the result of the authentication to the user terminal device 200 based on whether the user ID information has been registered.

In the case of sequential authentication, when short-distance access is performed between the user terminal device 200 and the lock device 300-1, the user terminal device 200 can transmit the authorization information to the lock device 300-1. In this case, the locking device 300-1 can release or set its own locked state based on the received authorization information and the result of authenticating the authorization information to the user terminal device 200. When the authorization information is authenticated, the user terminal device 200 can transmit the user ID information to the locking device 300-1. In this case, the locking device 300-1 can transmit the received user ID information to the management server 100 or the cloud server 400. Next, the management server 100 or the cloud server 400 can transmit the result of the authentication to the user terminal device 200 based on whether the user ID information has been registered.

Here, the result of the authentication may be transmitted in the form of a message such as a short message service (SMS) or a multi-media message service (MMS).

The storage unit 220 of the user terminal device 200 can store user information corresponding to the domain. In this case, the user information may include at least one of authorization information, user ID information, and setting information. The user information management unit 231 of the control unit 230 can detect user information corresponding to each domain from the storage unit 220. Therefore, the user terminal device 200 can transmit user information corresponding to each domain to the locking device 300-1. The locking device 300-1 can release or set its own locking state based on the authorization information included in the received user information, and the user terminal device 200 can display the user ID information included in the received user information. Or the setting information is transmitted to the management server 100.

When the management server 100 receives the user ID information, the management server 100 may extract setting information corresponding to the received user ID information. Next, the management server 100 can control the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n included in the domain based on the extracted setting information.

In addition, when the management server 100 receives the setting information from the locking device 300-1, the management server 100 can control the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4 in the domain based on the received setting information. ..., 300-n.

FIG. 3 is a block diagram of a management server 100 in accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the present invention. Referring to FIG. 3, the management server 100 includes a communication unit 110, a storage unit 120, and a control unit 130.

The communication unit 110 connects the management server 100 with an external device. In particular, when the user terminal device 200 storing the authorization information accesses the domain managed by the management server 100 based on the authorization information, the communication unit 110 can receive the user ID information from the user terminal device 200.

In addition, when the user terminal device 200 storing the authorization information accesses the domain managed by the management server 100 based on the authorization information, the communication unit 110 can receive the setting information stored in the user terminal device 200.

Here, the communication unit 110 can receive the user ID information or setting information stored in the user terminal device 200 by short-distance access to the user terminal device 200. For example, as described below with reference to FIG. 6 and FIG. 9, when the user performs short-distance access between the user terminal device 200 and an external server, the communication unit 110 can access the user via short-distance access. The terminal device 200 receives user ID information or setting information stored in the user terminal device 200.

In addition, when the user terminal device 200 transmits the authorization information and the user ID information or the authorization information and the setting information stored in the user terminal device 200 to the locking device 300-1 by short-range wireless communication, the communication unit 110 The user ID information or setting information stored in the user terminal device 200 can be received from the locking device 300-1. For example, when the user performs short-distance access between the user terminal device 200 and the locking device 300-1, the locking device 300-1 may determine whether the domain managed by the management server 100 is available based on the authorization information. The user accesses and then decides whether to release its own locked state based on the result of determining whether the domain is accessible by the user. In this case, as described below with reference to Figures 5 and 8, When the locked state of the locking device 300-1 is released, the communication unit 110 can receive the user ID information or setting information stored in the user terminal device 200 from the locking device 300-1.

In addition, when the user terminal device 200 provides the user ID information to at least one device other than the locking device 300-1 by short-range wireless communication, the communication unit 110 may receive the user terminal from the at least one device. User ID information or setting information stored in the device 200. For example, as described below with reference to FIG. 7 and FIG. 10, when the user performs short-distance access between the user terminal device 200 and at least one device other than the locking device 300-1, the communication unit 110 may User ID information or setting information stored in the user terminal device 200 is received from the at least one device.

In addition, when the user terminal device 200 provides the authorization information and the user ID information to the locking device 300-1 according to the short-range wireless communication, the communication unit 110 can receive the stored in the user terminal device 200 from the locking device 300-1. Authorization information and user ID information or authorization information and setting information. For example, when the user performs short-distance access between the user terminal device 200 and the locking device 300-1, the communication unit 110 can receive the authorization information stored in the user terminal device 200 from the locking device 300-1. And user ID information or authorization information and setting information. In this case, as described below with reference to FIG. 5 and FIG. 8, the control unit 120 may be based on whether the received authorization information is to enable the user terminal device 200 to access the authorization information of the domain managed by the management server. The control releases or sets the locked state of the locking device 300-1.

Here, the user terminal device 200 and the management server 100 can be locked. Short-range wireless communication is performed between device 300-1 and one of devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n. Specifically, in the case of short-range wireless communication, the user terminal device 200 includes a short-range wireless communication tag, and the management server 100, the locking device 300-1, and the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n each include a short-range wireless communication reader. In this case, the short-distance communication in which the user terminal device 200 is in the management server 100, the locking device 300-1, or the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n Within the range, the short-range wireless communication reader included in the management server 100, the locking device 300-1, or the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n reads The information recorded in the short-range wireless communication tag included in the user terminal device 200 is taken.

Here, "short distance access" means the user terminal device 200, the management server 100, the lock device 300-1, and the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300- At least one of n is within communication range in which short-range wireless communication can be established. At least one of the user terminal device 200, the management server 100, the locking device 300-1, and the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n is in this area When moving, the short-range wireless communication reader included in the management server 100, the locking device 300-1, or the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n is readable Take the information recorded in the short-range wireless communication tag included in the external device. An example of short-range wireless communication may be Near Field Communication (NFC). NFC is a non-contact short-range wireless communication technology using a frequency of 13.56 MHz. If NFC technology is used, data can be exchanged when a plurality of terminals access each other within a short distance of about 10 cm or less. Short-range wireless communication readers are available from external devices when providing short-distance access The short-range wireless communication tag included in the user receives the user ID information, authorization information or setting information stored in the user terminal device 200.

Other examples of short-range wireless communication may include bar code based methods, quick response (QR) code based methods, Wi-Fi, ZigBee, Bluetooth, and the like.

The NFC tag may include an integrated circuit (IC) and an antenna coil. When performing short-range access to a device including an NFC reader, the NFC module is driven by electromagnetic waves emitted from the NFC reader and transmits a radio-frequency (RF) signal containing information recorded in the NFC tag. . Current is induced by the antenna coils in the NFC tag due to electromagnetic waves emitted from the NFC reader. The induced current is charged in a capacitor included in the NFC tag. The IC is driven by the current charged in the capacitor and modulates or encodes the stored information to produce an RF signal.

The NFC module can generate RF signals according to predetermined modulation techniques and coding techniques in various modulation techniques and coding techniques. Here, the modulation technique may be a technique of loading data by changing, for example, the amplitude, frequency, and phase of an RF carrier signal exchanged between an NFC tag and an NFC reader. Modulation techniques include amplitude shift keying (ASK), frequency shift keying (FSK), phase shift keying (PSK), and the like. In ASK, the amplitude of the carrier signal is shifted according to whether the digital information signal is "0" or "1". For example, when the digital information signal is “0”, the amplitude of the carrier signal is reduced, and when the digital information signal is “1”, the amplitude of the carrier signal is increased, and then Transmit carrier signals. One bit can be transmitted when a two-step signal amplitude is used, and two bits are simultaneously transmitted when a fourth-order signal amplitude is used. In the FSK, bits 0 and 1 which are digital signals are transmitted by assigning bits 0 and 1 to two different frequencies (for example, low frequency and high frequency), respectively. For example, an information signal is transmitted by generating a frequency lower than the carrier frequency when the information signal is “0” and generating a frequency higher than the carrier frequency when the information signal is “1”. In PSK, the phase of the carrier is changed according to the data to be transmitted. The degree of the phase at which the carrier will be changed is determined by the data to be transmitted. When the data to be transmitted is "0", the phase of the carrier is shifted by 180 degrees, and when the data to be transmitted is "1", the phase of the carrier is shifted by 90 degrees, and each bit is transmitted immediately on a bit basis. A piece of information. Further, examples of the encoding technique may include a modified Miller coding method and a Manchester coding method.

Modulation technology and coding technology can be appropriately selected according to the type of the device and the surrounding environment. If the NFC tag is a passive tag (the passive tag does not include a battery and is driven by the induced current, which is induced by electromagnetic waves emitted from the NFC reader), ASK and Manchester can be used. Coding method. If the NFC tag is an active tag (the active tag can generate power and communicate with an external NFC reader), the ASK and modified Miller encoding methods can be used at a rate of 16 kilobits per second. The ASK and Manchester encoding methods are used at speeds of 212 kilobits per second and 424 kilobits per second.

As described below with reference to Figure 53, the NFC data exchange format can be used. (near-field communication data exchange format; NDEF) to transmit and receive user information including at least one of authorization information, user ID information, and setting information.

53 is a diagram illustrating a near field communication data exchange format in accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the present invention. Referring to Figure 53, the NDEF message 800 is a basic message unit comprising a plurality of NDEF records 800-1, 800-2 and 800-n.

Here, the plurality of NDEF records 800-1, 800-2, and 800-n may include: a record header field indicating basic information about the record, a type length field indicating the length of the material type, and a payload indicating the payload. The payload length field of the length, the ID length field indicating the length of the ID, the type field indicating the type of the payload included in the record, the payload ID field indicating the ID of the payload included in the record, and the representation The payload field of the payload included in the record.

A plurality of NDEF records 800-1, 800-2, and 800-n may contain a piece of data (which is a payload) and may be required to transmit/receive the payload.

Therefore, when transmitting/receiving the authorization information and the user ID information, two NDEF records of 800-1, 800-2, ..., 800-n can be recorded via different NDEFs of one NDEF message 800, respectively. To transmit/receive authorization information and user ID information.

When transmitting/receiving authorization information and setting information, it is possible to transmit/receive via two NDEF records of different NDEF records 800-1, 800-2, ..., 800-n of one NDEF message 800, respectively. Authorization information and setting information. In this case, the setting information can be divided in units of devices, and then respectively via one Different NDEF records 800-1, 800-2, ..., 800-n of the NDEF message 800 transmit/receive setting information. However, since the setting information includes various information (for example, device information, modification time information, modification location information, and device setting information) as described above, according to the characteristics of the NFC, all settings may not be transmitted/received via one NDEF message 800. News. In this case, a plurality of NDEF messages 800 can be used to transmit/receive authorization information and setting information.

In addition, the communication unit 110 can receive various information in a wired/wireless manner according to short-range wireless communication, a local area network (LAN) or the Internet, or can be connected via a universal serial bus (USB).埠 Receive a variety of information.

The storage unit 120 stores various programs and materials required to drive the management server 100. In particular, the storage unit 120 stores setting information about at least one device to map it to user ID information. Here, the storage unit 120 may store setting information corresponding to the individual user ID information and setting information corresponding to the group user ID information so as to be different from each other. For example, the storage unit 120 may store the setting information for mapping as shown in Table 1 below.

When the user uses the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n in the domain, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4 can be updated. ....., 300-n setting information. In this case, the storage unit 120 may store the updated setting information to map it to the user ID information.

In an initial state in which the setting information mapped to the user ID information is not set, the storage unit 120 may store the setting information as having a preset value.

The storage unit 120 can be implemented as: built-in storage device, for example, random access memory (RAM), flash memory Memory, read only memory (ROM), erasable programmable read ROM (EPROM), electrically erasable programmable read only memory (electrically erasable programmable ROM; EEPROM), scratchpad, hard drive, removable disk and memory card; or attachable/removable storage device, such as USB memory and compact disc-ROM (CD-ROM) .

The control unit 130 controls the overall operation of the management server 100. That is, the control unit 130 can control at least one of the communication unit 110 and the storage unit 120. The control unit 130 can be a central processing unit (CPU), a microprocessor, or the like.

In particular, the control unit 130 can control the communication unit 110 to provide notification information to the user terminal device 200 or at least one device, the notification information indicating whether the received authorization information enables the user terminal device 200 or at least one device to be saved. The authentication information of the domain managed by the management server 100 is taken.

In addition, the control unit 130 may extract setting information corresponding to the user ID information, and control at least one device in the network domain based on the extracted setting information.

Here, the control unit 130 may extract setting information corresponding to the user ID information from the storage unit 120 included in the management server 100, and control at least one device in the network domain based on the extracted setting information. For example, in the case of the TV in the first room, the storage unit 120 may store the received user ID information to map to channel information, volume information, image quality information, and a list of recently viewed TV programs. Information. In the condition of the air conditioner in the second room, The storage unit 120 can store the received user ID information and map it to the temperature information and the airflow information. In the case of the washing machine in the lavatory, the storage unit 120 can store the received user ID information to map to the water temperature information and the washing information. In this case, the control unit 130 can extract the setting information. Therefore, the control unit 130 can generate a control signal for controlling the TV, the air conditioner, and the washing machine installed in the first room and the second room and the washing room in the home network domain based on the extracted setting information. Next, the control unit 130 can provide control signals to the TV, the air conditioner, and the washing machine. In this case, the setting information of the TV, the air conditioner, and the washing machine can be set and operated according to the received control signal.

In addition, the control unit 130 may extract setting information stored in the user terminal device 200 and control at least one device in the network domain based on the extracted setting information. For example, the setting information about the device can be stored in the user terminal device 200. In this case, the control unit 130 can receive the setting information stored in the user terminal device 200. Next, the control unit 130 may generate a control signal for controlling at least one device in the network domain based on the received setting information. Additionally, control unit 130 can provide control signals to the at least one device. In this case, the at least one device can set its own setting information and operate according to the control signal.

Further, the control unit 130 may extract setting information stored in at least one device in the network domain, and control the at least one device based on the extracted setting information. For example, setting information about devices (eg, devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n) may be stored in devices 300-2, 300-3, 300- 4, ..., 300-n in. In this case, the control unit 130 can transmit the user ID information to the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n, and the slave devices 300-2, 300-3. , 300-4, ..., 300-n receive setting information mapped to user ID information. Next, the control unit 130 may generate a control signal for controlling the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n in the domain based on the received setting information. Next, the control unit 130 can provide control signals to the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n. In this case, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n can set their own setting information and operate according to the control signals.

However, the present exemplary embodiment is not limited thereto, and the setting information corresponding to the received user ID information may be extracted from the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n. . In this case, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n can operate based on the extracted setting information instead of operating under the control of the management server 100.

Further, the control unit 130 may extract setting information stored in the cloud server 400 connected to the management server 100, and control at least one device in the network domain based on the extracted setting information. For example, the setting information about the at least one device may be stored in the cloud server 400. In this case, the control unit 130 may transmit the received user ID information to the cloud server 400, and receive setting information mapped to the user ID information from the cloud server 400. Next, the control unit 130 may generate a control signal for at least one device in the domain based on the received setting information. Next, the control unit 130 can provide a control signal to the at least one device. In this case, the at least one device can set its own setting Set the information and operate according to the control signal.

The control unit 130 may extract setting information corresponding to the individual user ID information when the received user ID information is the individual user ID information, and may be used when the received user ID information is the group user ID information. , extracting setting information corresponding to the group user ID information. For example, in the case of a home network, individual users can use the home network alone, but the user's home can also use the home network. In this case, setting information about at least one device belonging to an individual user and setting information about at least one device belonging to the home may be different. Therefore, the control unit 130 may determine that the received user ID information is individual user ID information or group user ID information for the family, and extract corresponding user ID information corresponding to the determined user ID information. Or setting information of the result of the group user ID information.

In addition, the control unit 130 may determine, according to the historical information, the received individual user ID information of the individual user as the group user ID information, where the history information is related to the authentication corresponding to the received individual user ID information. Authorization information for previous users other than the user. For example, in the case of a home network, in general, the second user can access the home network after the first user accesses the home network. In this case, since the first user accesses the home network before the second user accesses the home network, the control unit 130 may determine the user ID information as being used for the first user and the second user. Group user ID information for both. When updating the setting information about the at least one device, the control unit 130 may store the updated setting information to map to the group user ID information.

Updating the setting information after controlling the at least one device based on the received individual user ID information according to the setting information corresponding to the received individual user ID information, and the setting information corresponds to the group user ID When the setting information of the information is the same, the control unit 130 may determine the current user environment as the group user environment. For example, in the case of a home network, in general, although the home network is accessed for home use, only one user's authorization information can be used to access the home network. In this case, although at least one device has been set based on the setting information of the user who provides the user ID information, the family member of the user can update the setting information of at least one device according to his or her own needs. In this case, when the updated setting information of the at least one device setting information is the same as the setting information of the group corresponding to the group user ID information, the control unit 130 may determine the current user environment as the group user. surroundings. In this case, when updating the setting information of the at least one device, the control unit 130 may store the updated setting information to map to the group user ID information.

In addition, the control unit 130 can associate and store the user setting information and the user ID information corresponding to the domain. For example, in the case of a home network, when the TV, the air conditioner, the washing machine, and the lighting system are included in the home network, the control unit 130 can control the storage in the domain of the management server 100 in the home network. The user settings information of the TV, air conditioner, washing machine, and lighting system is included to map the setting information to the user ID information.

When updating the user setting information about the at least one device, the control unit 130 may control to store the updated user setting information so that the updated The user setting information is mapped to the user ID information. Specifically, when changing user setting information about at least one device, the management server 100 can receive the changed setting information via the communication unit 110. In this case, the control unit 130 may control storing the changed setting information such that the changed setting information is mapped to the user ID information.

In addition, upon receiving a user command for obtaining user setting information about the at least one device, the control unit 130 may receive the user setting information and store the user setting information to map to the user ID information.

Further, when short-distance access is performed between the user terminal device 200 and the lock device 300-1 and the lock device 300-1 is locked, the control unit 130 may receive at least one device at a point of time when the lock device 300-1 is locked. The user sets the information and stores the user setting information to map to the user ID information.

In addition, when the received user ID information is individual user ID information, the control unit 130 may store the user setting information to map to the individual user ID information. When the received user ID information is the group user ID information, the control unit 130 may store the user setting information to map to the group user ID information.

As described below with reference to FIG. 17 to FIG. 19, the control unit 130 can control the storage of the user setting information corresponding to a domain and the user ID information in the storage unit 120 included in the management server 100.

As described below with reference to FIG. 20 and FIG. 21, the control unit 130 may also control the storage of the corresponding domain with respect to the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n. User setting information and user ID information.

As described below with reference to FIG. 22, the control unit 130 may also control user setting information and user ID information corresponding to a domain with respect to the user terminal device 200.

The control unit 130 may include a central processing unit (CPU), a ROM that stores the control program, and a RAM for storing input data or as a work-related memory area. The CPU, ROM, and RAM can be connected via an internal bus bar.

The management server 100 may further include a display unit (not shown). The display unit displays the extracted setting information and user ID information. Specifically, in the case of the TV, the display unit can display channel information, volume information, image quality information, and information about a list of recently viewed TV programs, and user ID information. In the case of an air conditioner, the display unit can display temperature information, airflow information, and the like, and user ID information.

The display unit can be implemented as at least one of a liquid crystal display, a thin film transistor (TFT)-LCD, an organic light emitting diode (OLED), or Flexible display and three-dimensional (3D) display.

The management server 100 according to the above exemplary embodiment may extract setting information corresponding to the received user ID information, and thus may easily perform environment setting for at least one device in its own domain.

FIG. 4 is a block diagram of a user terminal device 200 in accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the present invention. Referring to FIG. 4, the user terminal device 200 includes a communication unit. 210. The storage unit 220 and the control unit 230.

The communication unit 210 connects the user terminal device 200 to an external device. In particular, the communication unit 210 can transmit the extracted setting information. Specifically, when the user terminal device 200 accesses the domain based on the authorization information of the domain managed by the management server 100, the communication unit 210 can transmit the user terminal. The setting information extracted by the setting information stored in the device 200.

The extracted setting information can be transmitted by short-distance access between the user terminal device 200 and the management server 100. In addition, the extracted setting information can be transmitted by short-distance access between the user terminal device 200 and the locking device 300-1. In addition, the extracted may be transmitted by short-distance access between the user terminal device 200 and one of the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n. Setting information. This case will be described below with reference to FIGS. 8 to 10.

In the case of the home network, the extracted setting information may include channel information, volume information, image quality information, and information about a list of recently watched TV programs (in the case of the TV in the first room), which may include Temperature information, airflow information (in the case of air conditioning in the second room), and may include water temperature information and washing information (in the case of a washing machine in the bathroom). Therefore, when the management server 100 receives the extracted setting information, the management server 100 may generate a TV for controlling the home network installed in the first room, the second room, and the bathroom based on the extracted setting information. Control signals for air conditioners and washing machines. In this case, TV, air conditioner, and washing machine can set their own setting information and operate according to the control signal. Work.

The storage unit 220 stores various programs and materials required to drive the user terminal device 200. In particular, the storage unit 220 can store user ID information, authorization information, and setting information about at least one device. The control unit 230 controls the overall operation of the user terminal device 200. Specifically, the control unit 230 can control at least one of the communication unit 210 and the storage unit 220.

In particular, control unit 230 may allow management server 100 to control at least one device in the network domain based on the extracted settings information.

Upon receiving updated setting information regarding the at least one device from the management server 100 via the communication unit 210, the control unit 230 may control the storage unit 220 to store the updated setting information.

When receiving updated setting information regarding at least one device from at least one device via the communication unit 210, the control unit 230 may control the storage unit 220 to store the updated setting information.

The control unit 230 can control the user terminal device 200 to withdraw from the domain managed by the management server 100 or disconnect from the domain, or receive and store the setting information upon receiving a user command indicating receipt of the setting information. For example, as the user terminal device 200 withdraws from the domain managed by the management server 100, the user terminal device 200 can perform short-distance storage between the user terminal device 200 and the locking device 300-1. The locking device 300-1 is locked. If the user terminal device 200 is withdrawn from the domain managed by the management server 100, the management server 100 can provide the user terminal device 200 with a notification for notifying the situation. Signal.

The user terminal device according to the above exemplary embodiment can transmit the extracted setting information, and thus it is easy to perform environment setting on at least one device included in the management server's network domain.

5 through 7 illustrate storing storage setting information and controlling at least one device based on setting information (eg, devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A timing diagram of the method of 300-n), which is performed by the management server 100.

Referring to FIG. 5, the user terminal device 200 transmits the authorization information and the user ID information to the locking device 300-1 by the short-distance access locking device 300-1 (operation S501).

In this case, the locking device 300-1 identifies whether the authorization information of the user terminal device 200 received from the user terminal device 200 is the authorization information for enabling the user terminal device 200 to access the domain managed by the management server 100. (Operation S502).

Next, if the authorization information authentication enables the user terminal device 200 to access the domain managed by the management server 100, the lock device 300-1 releases its own lock state (operation S503). Next, the locking device 300-1 transmits the user ID information to the management server 100 (operation S504).

In this case, the management server 100 extracts setting information corresponding to the user ID information (operation S505). Next, the management server 100 controls the control devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n based on the extracted setting information. The signal is transmitted to the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n (operation S506).

Next, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n operate in accordance with the control signals received from the management server 100 (operation S507).

Although the locking device 300-1 is described above as the authentication authorization information with reference to FIG. 5, in some cases, the locking device 300-1 may be used only to transmit the authorization information and the user ID information to the management server 100. Medium. In this case, the management server 100 can authenticate the authorization information, and the control locking device 300-1 releases its own lock state when the authorization information is authenticated.

Referring to FIG. 6, the user terminal device 200 transmits the user ID information to the management server 100 by the short-distance access management server 100 (operation S601).

Next, the management server 100 extracts setting information corresponding to the user ID information (operation S602). The management server 100 transmits control signals for the control devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n to the devices 300-2, 300 based on the extracted setting information. 3. 300-4, ..., 300-n (operation S603).

Next, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n operate in accordance with the control signals received from the management server 100 (operation S604).

Referring to FIG. 7, the user terminal device 200 transmits user ID information to at least one device by short-distance access devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n. (for example, devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n) (operation S701).

Next, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n transmit the user ID information to the management server 100 (operation S702).

Next, the management server 100 extracts setting information corresponding to the user ID information (operation S703). The management server 100 transmits control signals for the control devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n to the devices 300-2, 300 based on the extracted setting information. 3, 300-4, ..., 300-n (operation S704). Next, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n operate in accordance with the control signals received from the management server 100 (operation S705).

8 through 10 illustrate storage of setting information and control of at least one device based on setting information (eg, devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A timing diagram of the method of 300-n), which is performed by the user terminal device 200.

Referring to FIG. 8, the user terminal device 200 transmits the authorization information and the setting information to the locking device 300-1 by the short-distance access locking device 300-1 (operation S801).

In this case, the locking device 300-1 identifies whether the authorization information of the user terminal device 200 received from the user terminal device 200 is the authorization information for enabling the user terminal device 200 to access the domain managed by the management server 100. (Operation S802).

If the authentication authorization information enables the user terminal device 200 to access the domain managed by the management server 100, the locking device 300-1 releases the locked state (operation S803). Next, the locking device 300-1 transmits the received setting information to the management server 100 (operation S804).

Then, the management server 100 will be used to control the device based on the setting information. The control signals of 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n are transmitted to the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n (Operation S805).

Next, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n operate in accordance with the control signals received from the management server 100 (operation S806).

Although the locking device 300-1 is described above as the authentication authorization information with reference to FIG. 8, the locking device 300-1 may be used only as a medium by which the authorization information and the user ID information are transmitted to the management server 100. In this case, the management server 100 can authenticate the authorization information, and the control locking device 300-1 releases its own lock state when the authorization information is authenticated.

Referring to FIG. 9, the user terminal device 200 transmits the setting information to the management server 100 by the short-distance access management server 100 (operation S901).

Next, the management server 100 transmits a control signal for controlling at least one device (for example, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n) to the device based on the setting information. 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n (operation S902).

Next, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n operate in accordance with the control signals received from the management server 100 (operation S903).

Referring to FIG. 10, the user terminal device 200 transmits setting information to at least one device by direct short-distance access devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n ( For example, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n) (operation S1001).

Next, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n transmit the setting information to the management server 100 (operation S1002).

Next, the management server 100 transmits control signals for the control devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n to the devices 300-2, 300-3 based on the setting information. , 300-4, ..., 300-n (operation S1003). Next, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n operate in accordance with the control signals received from the management server 100 (operation S1004).

Although the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n are described above as operating under the control of the management server 100 with reference to FIG. 10, the device 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n can be operated directly based on setting information received via short-distance access. For example, if the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n are TVs, and receive the TV channel information and the TV by short-distance access to the user terminal device 200 The volume information, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n can be set directly based on the setting information.

11 is a diagram illustrating storage of setting information and controlling at least one device based on setting information (eg, devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300, in accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the present invention). A timing diagram of the method of -n), which is performed by the locking device 300-1.

Referring to FIG. 11, the user terminal device 200 transmits the authorization information and the user ID information to the locking device 300-1 by the short-distance access locking device 300-1 (operation S1101).

Next, the locking device 300-1 identifies whether the authorization information of the user terminal device 200 received from the user terminal device 200 enables the user terminal device 200 to access the authorization information of the domain managed by the management server 100 (operation S1102). .

Next, if the authentication authorization information enables the user terminal device 200 to access the domain managed by the management server 100, the locking device 300-1 releases its own locked state (operation S1103). Next, the locking device 300-1 extracts setting information corresponding to the user ID information (operation S1104).

Next, the locking device 300-1 transmits the control signals for the control devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n to the device 300-2 based on the extracted setting information. , 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n (operation S1105).

Next, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n operate in accordance with the control signals received from the management server 100 (operation S1106).

Although the locking device 300-1 is described above as the authentication authorization information with reference to FIG. 11, the locking device 300-1 may be used only as a medium by which the authorization information and the user ID information are transmitted to the management server 100. In this case, the management server 100 can authenticate the authorization information, and the control locking device 300-1 releases its own lock state when the authorization information is authenticated.

12 through 14 are timing diagrams illustrating a method of storing setting information and operating based on setting information, the method being performed by at least one device (eg, devices 300-2, 300, in accordance with another exemplary embodiment of the present invention). -3, 300-4, ..., 300-n) Execution.

Referring to FIG. 12, the user terminal device 200 transmits the authorization information and the user ID information to the locking device 300-1 by the short-distance access locking device 300-1 (operation S1201).

In this case, the locking device 300-1 is authenticated from the user terminal device 200. Whether the received authorization information of the user terminal device 200 enables the user terminal device 200 to access the authorization information of the domain managed by the management server 100 (operation S1202).

If the authentication authorization information enables the user terminal device 200 to access the domain managed by the management server 100, the locking device 300-1 releases its own locked state (operation S1203). Next, the locking device 300-1 transmits the user ID information to the management server 100 (operation S1204). Next, the management server 100 transmits the user ID information to the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n (operation S1205).

Next, setting information corresponding to the user ID information is extracted from each of the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n (operation S1206). Next, each device 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n is generated based on the extracted setting information for controlling each device 300-2, 300-3, 300- 4, ..., control signal in 300-n (operation S1207). Next, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n operate in accordance with the control signals (operation S1208).

Although the locking device 300-1 is described above as the authentication authorization information with reference to FIG. 12, the locking device 300-1 may be used only as a medium by which the authorization information and the user ID information are transmitted to the management server 100. In this case, the management server 100 can authenticate the authorization information, and the control locking device 300-1 releases its own lock state when the authorization information is authenticated. Further, when the locking device 300-1 and the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n form a network or act as a server, the locking device 300-1 can be used directly The ID information is transmitted to the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n without the management server 100 acting as a medium.

Referring to FIG. 13, the user terminal device 200 transmits the user ID information to the management server 100 by the short-distance access management server 100 (operation S1301).

Next, the management server 100 transmits the user ID information to the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n (operation S1302).

Next, setting information corresponding to the user ID information is extracted from each of the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n (operation S1303). Next, each device 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n is generated based on the extracted setting information for controlling each device 300-2, 300-3, 300- 4, ..., control signal in 300-n (operation S1304). Next, each of the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n operates in accordance with the control signal (operation S1305).

Referring to FIG. 14, the user terminal device 200 transmits the user ID information to the device 300 by the short-distance access devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n. 2. 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n (operation S1401).

Next, setting information corresponding to the user ID information is extracted from each of the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n (operation S1402). Next, each device 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n is generated based on the extracted setting information for controlling each device 300-2, 300-3, 300- 4, ..., control signal in 300-n (operation S1403). Next, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n operate in accordance with the control signals (operation S1404).

FIG. 15 is a timing diagram of controlling at least one device by using a cloud server 400, in accordance with another exemplary embodiment of the present invention. Please refer to Figure 15, the user The terminal device 200 transmits the user ID information to the cloud server 400 (operation S1501). The user ID information can be transmitted to the cloud server 400 by short-distance access to the device connected to the cloud server 400. For example, an office network will be described. In the office, a device capable of accessing the user terminal device 200 in a short distance can be installed. In this case, the user can transmit the user ID information to the cloud server 400 by allowing the user terminal device 200 to access the device. Alternatively, the user terminal device 200 can transmit user ID information to the cloud server 400 via a 3rd generation (3 generation) or 4th generation (4G) mobile telecommunications network or WiFi. Next, the cloud server 400 extracts setting information corresponding to the user ID information (operation S1502). Next, the cloud server 400 transmits the extracted setting information to the management server 100 (operation S1503).

Then, the management server 100 can transmit control for controlling at least one device (eg, devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n) based on the received setting information. Signal (operation S1504). Next, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n operate in accordance with the control signals received from the management server 100 (operation S1505).

Although the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n are described above as receiving control signals from the management server 100 with reference to FIG. 15, the cloud server 400 can directly The setting information is transmitted to the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n.

Although FIG. 15 illustrates a state in which the user terminal device 200 transmits the user ID information to the cloud server 400, the exemplary embodiment is not limited thereto. In use When the terminal device 200 accesses the management server 100 for a short distance, the management server 100 can transmit the user ID information received from the user terminal device 200 to the cloud server 400. In addition, when the user terminal device 200 accesses the locking device 300-1 for a short distance, the locking device 300-1 can transmit the user ID information received from the user terminal device 200 to the cloud server 400. In addition, when the user terminal device 200 short-distance access devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n can transmit the user ID information received from the user terminal device 200 to the cloud server 400.

16 is a diagram illustrating at least one device (eg, device 300) that is connected to an external server 500 based on global resource locator (URL) information related to setting information, in accordance with another exemplary embodiment of the present invention. Timing diagram of the method of -2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n). The external server 500 is an object server installed outside the domain managed by the management server 100, independent of the management server 100 located in the user's domain and controlling devices in the user's domain. Similar to the management server 100, the external server 500 can be connected to the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n, and the manageable devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n.

Referring to FIG. 16, the user terminal device 200 transmits URL information about the address of the setting information stored in the management server 100 to the external server 500 by short-distance access to the external server 500 (operation S1601).

Next, the external server 500 requests access to the management server 100 based on the URL information (operation S1602).

Next, the management server 100 determines whether the external server 500 is allowed to access the management server 100, and when the external server 500 is allowed to access, provides permission to the external server 500 (operation S1603). Next, the external server 500 receives the setting information stored in the management server 100 based on the URL information (operation S1604). Next, the external server 500 generates a control signal for controlling the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n connected to the external server 500 based on the setting information (operation S1605) ). Next, the external server 500 controls the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n connected to the external server 500 by using the control signals (operation S1606).

Therefore, the setting information about the devices included in the user's domain can be applied to the devices included in the external network.

17-19 are diagrams illustrating the use of at least one device (eg, devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n) in accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the present invention. A timing chart of the method in which the update information is stored in the management server 100. In FIGS. 17 to 19, the short-distance access may be a secondary short-distance access performed after performing the main short-distance access as shown in FIGS. 5 to 16.

Referring to FIG. 17, when the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n are used by the user, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, .. ...., 300-n update its own setting information (operation S1701). Next, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n transmit the updated setting information to the management server 100 (operation S1702). Here, the updated setting information can be transmitted to the management server 100 whenever the setting information is updated.

Next, the management server 100 monitors the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n based on the updated setting information (operation S1703).

Next, the user terminal device 200 transmits the authorization information and the user ID information to the locking device 300-1 by the short-distance access locking device 300-1 (operation S1704).

Next, the locking device 300-1 identifies whether the authorization information of the user terminal device 200 received from the user terminal device 200 is the authorization information for enabling the user terminal device 200 to access the domain managed by the management server 100 (operation S1705). ).

Next, when the authentication authority information enables the user terminal device 200 to access the domain managed by the management server 100, the lock device 300-1 sets its own lock state (operation S1706). Next, the lock device 300-1 notifies the management server 100 that the lock state is set (operation S1707).

Next, the management server 100 stores the updated setting information to map it to the user ID information (operation S1708). Thus, the updated setting information for devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n can be associated with the user ID.

Although the locking device 300-1 is described above as the authentication authorization information with reference to FIG. 17, the locking device 300-1 may be used only as a medium by which the authorization information and the setting information are transmitted to the management server 100. In this case, the management server 100 can authenticate the authorization information, and the control locking device 300-1 sets its own lock state when the authorization information is authenticated.

Referring to FIG. 18, when the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n are used by the user, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, .. ...., 300-n updated from Setting information of the body (operation S1801). Next, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n transmit the updated setting information to the management server 100 (operation S1802). In this case, the updated setting information can be transmitted to the management server 100 whenever the setting information is updated.

Next, the management server 100 monitors the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n based on the updated setting information (operation S1803).

Next, the user terminal device 200 transmits the user ID information to the management server 100 by the short-distance access management server 100 (operation S1804).

Next, the management server 100 stores the updated setting information to map it to the user ID information (operation S1805). Thus, the updated setting information for devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n can be associated with the user ID.

Referring to FIG. 19, when the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n are used by the user, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, .. ...., 300-n update its own setting information (operation S1901). Next, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n transmit the updated setting information to the management server 100 (operation S1902). The updated setting information can be transmitted to the management server 100 whenever the setting information is updated.

Next, the management server 100 monitors the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n based on the updated setting information (operation S1903).

Next, the user terminal device 200 transmits the user ID information to the devices 300-2, 300 by the short-distance access devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n. -3, 300-4, ..., 300-n (operation S1904). Next, devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n transmits the user ID information to the management server 100 (operation S1905).

Next, the management server 100 stores the most recently updated setting information to map it to the user ID information (operation S1906). Thus, the updated setting information for devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n can be associated with the user ID.

20 through 22 illustrate a manner in which at least one device (e.g., 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n) will be used in accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the present invention. A timing diagram of the method of updating the set information stored in various devices. In Figures 20-22, the short range access may be a secondary short range access performed after performing the primary short range access as in Figures 5-16.

Referring to FIG. 20, when the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n are used by the user, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, .. ...., 300-n update its own setting information (operation S2001). Next, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n transmit the updated setting information to the management server 100 (operation S2002). The updated setting information can be transmitted to the management server 100 whenever the setting information is updated.

Next, the management server 100 monitors the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n based on the updated setting information (operation S2003).

Next, the user terminal device 200 transmits the authorization information and the user ID information to the locking device 300-1 by the short-distance access locking device 300-1 (operation S2004).

Next, the locking device 300-1 identifies the one received from the user terminal device 200. Whether the authorization information of the user terminal device 200 enables the user terminal device 200 to access the authorization information of the domain managed by the management server 100 (operation S2005).

Next, when the authentication authorization information enables the user terminal device 200 to access the domain managed by the management server 100, the lock device 300-1 sets its own lock state (operation S2006). Next, the lock device 300-1 notifies the management server 100 that the lock state is set (operation S2007).

Next, the management server 100 transmits the updated setting information to the locking device 300-1 (operation S2008). Next, the locking device 300-1 stores the updated setting information to map it to the user ID information (operation S2009). Thus, the updated setting information for devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n can be associated with the user ID.

Referring to FIG. 21, when the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n are used by the user, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, .. ...., 300-n update its own setting information (operation S2101). Next, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n transmit the updated setting information to the management server 100 (operation S2102). The updated setting information can be transmitted to the management server 100 whenever the setting information is updated.

Next, the management server 100 monitors the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n based on the updated setting information (operation S2103).

Next, the user terminal device 200 transmits the authorization information and the user ID information to the locking device 300-1 by the short-distance access locking device 300-1 (operation S2104).

Next, the locking device 300-1 identifies whether the authorization information of the user terminal device 200 received from the user terminal device 200 enables the user terminal device 200 to access the authorization information of the domain managed by the management server 100 (operation S2105). .

Next, when the authentication authorization information allows the user terminal device 200 to access the domain managed by the management server 100, the lock device 300-1 sets its own lock state (operation S2106). Next, the lock device 300-1 notifies the management server 100 that the lock state is set (operation S2107).

Then, the management server 100 stores the updated setting information by the instructing devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n to transmit the control signal mapped to the user ID information to The devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n (operation S2108).

Next, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n store the updated setting information to map it to the user ID information (operation S2109). Thus, the updated setting information for devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n can be associated with the user ID.

Referring to FIG. 22, when the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n are used by the user, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, .. ...., 300-n update its own setting information (operation S2201). Next, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n transmit the updated setting information to the management server 100 (operation S2202). The updated setting information can be transmitted to the management server 100 whenever the setting information is updated.

Then, the management server 100 monitors the device based on the updated setting information. Set 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n (operation S2203).

Next, the user terminal device 200 transmits the authorization information and the user ID information to the locking device 300-1 by the short-distance access locking device 300-1 (operation S2204).

Next, the locking device 300-1 identifies whether the authorization information of the user terminal device 200 received from the user terminal device 200 enables the user terminal device 200 to access the authorization information of the domain managed by the management server 100 (operation S2205). .

Next, when the authentication authorization information enables the user terminal device 200 to access the domain managed by the management server 100, the lock device 300-1 sets its own lock state (operation S2206). Next, the lock device 300-1 notifies the management server 100 that the lock state is set (operation S2207).

Next, the management server 100 transmits the updated setting information to the locking device 300-1 (operation S2208). Next, the locking device 300-1 transmits the updated setting information to the user terminal device 200 (operation S2209).

Next, the user terminal device 200 stores the updated setting information to map it to the user ID information (operation S2210). Thus, the updated setting information for devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n can be associated with the user ID.

The method of storing the setting information updated when the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n are used in various devices can also be applied to the above with reference to FIGS. 18 and 19. The stated condition.

The updated setting information can be stored in the user terminal device 200. In this case, the user terminal device 200 can access the locking device by short-distance access. 300-1. The management server 100 or the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n receive the updated setting information.

23 through 25 are diagrams illustrating a method of controlling a home network domain management system, in accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the present invention. Referring to FIG. 23(a), in order to enter the home, the user can perform short-distance access between the user terminal device 200 and the locking device 300-1. In this case, the user terminal device 200 can transmit the authorization information to the lock device 300-1 to release the lock state of the lock device 300-1, and the lock device 300-1 can thus release its own lock state.

Further, the user terminal device 200 transmits user ID information for operating at least one device (for example, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4) of the home based on the setting information via short-distance access.

In this case, the locking device 300-1 can transmit the user ID information to the management server 100. Next, the management server 100 can extract setting information corresponding to the user ID information. Further, the management server 100 can transmit control signals for controlling the home devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4 to the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4 based on the extracted setting information.

However, when the user terminal device 200 stores setting information about the home devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, the user terminal device 200 can transmit the devices 300-2, 300-3 via short-distance access. , 300-4 authorization information and setting information.

In this case, the locking device 300-1 can transmit the setting information to the management server 100. Then, the management server 100 will be used to control the device based on the setting information. The control signals of 300-2, 300-3, and 300-4 are transmitted to the devices 300-2, 300-3, and 300-4.

When the control signals are transmitted as described above, the home devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4 can operate based on the extracted setting information as illustrated in FIG. 23(b). For example, in the case of a TV, the setting information can be configuration information for configuring the TV: the TV can be "on", the TV channel can be switched to "CH11", and the volume can be controlled. In the case of a washing machine, the setting information can be configuration information for configuring the washing machine: the washing machine can be "on" and washing can begin. In the case of air conditioning, the setting information can be configured information for configuring the air conditioner: the air conditioner can be "on" and the temperature and airflow can be adjusted.

Although the locking device 300-1 is described above as the authentication authorization information with reference to FIG. 23, the locking device 300-1 may be used only as a medium by which the authorization information and the user ID information are transmitted to the management server 100. In this case, the management server 100 can authenticate the authorization information, and the control locking device 300-1 sets its own lock state when the authorization information is authenticated. If the locking device 300-1 acts as a server, the management server 100 can be omitted.

Referring to FIG. 24(a), the user enters the user's home and can provide short-distance access between the user terminal device 200 and at least one of the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4 in the home. In this case, the user terminal device 200 can transmit user ID information for operating at least one of the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4 in the home based on the setting information to the at least one device 300-2, 300- 3. Devices 300-2, 300-3, and 300-4 for short-distance access in 300-4.

In this case, the short-distance access device can transmit the user ID information. To the management server 100. Next, the management server 100 can extract setting information corresponding to the user ID information. Further, the management server 100 transmits the control signal to the device for short-distance access based on the extracted setting information.

However, when the user terminal device 200 stores setting information about at least one of the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4 in the home, the user terminal device 200 can access the at least one device 300-2 via short-distance access. The setting information of 300-3, 300-4 is transmitted to the devices 300-2, 300-3, and 300-4 for short-distance access.

In this case, the short-distance access devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4 can transmit the setting information to the management server 100. Next, the management server 100 extracts setting information corresponding to the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4 from the setting information, and will operate the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4 based on the setting information. Control signals are transmitted to devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4. However, in some cases, a set of setting information may be detected from the setting information of the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4 received from the short-distance access. In this case, the short-distance access devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4 can operate based on the detected setting information instead of operating under the control of the management server 100.

When the control signal is transmitted as described above, the short-distance access devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4 can operate based on the extracted setting information as illustrated in FIG. 24(b). For example, in the case of a TV, the TV is "on" and the TV channel is tuned to "CH11", and the volume can be controlled.

Referring to FIG. 25(a), the user can enter the user's home and perform short-distance access between the user terminal device 200 and the management server 100. In this situation Next, the user terminal device 200 can transmit user ID information for controlling at least one of the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4 in the home based on the setting information to the management server 100.

In this case, the management server 100 can extract setting information corresponding to the user ID information. Further, the management server 100 can transmit the control signals to the short-distance access devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4 based on the extracted setting information.

However, when the user terminal device 200 stores setting information about at least one device 300-2, 300-3, 300-4 in the home, the user terminal device 200 can access at least one device 300 in the home via short-distance access. 2. The setting information of 300-3, 300-4 is transmitted to the management server 100.

In this case, the management server 100 can transmit the control signals for the control devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4 to at least one device (for example, the devices 300-2, 300-3, based on the setting information). 300-4).

When the control signal is transmitted as described above, the home devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4 can operate based on the extracted setting information as illustrated in FIG. 24(b). For example, in the case of a TV, the TV can be "on", the TV channel can be switched to "CH11", and the volume can be controlled. In the case of a washing machine, the washing machine can be "on" and washing can begin. In the case of air conditioning, the air conditioner can be "on" and the temperature and airflow can be adjusted.

26 through 28 are diagrams illustrating a vehicle domain management system in accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the present invention. Referring to FIG. 26(a), in order to enter the car, the user can perform short-distance storage between the user terminal device 200 and the locking device 300-1. take. In this case, the user terminal device 200 can transmit the authorization information for releasing the lock state of the lock device 300-1 to the lock device 300-1, and the lock device 300-1 can thus release its own lock state.

Further, the user terminal device 200 can perform short-distance access to transmit user ID information for operating at least one device installed in the car based on the setting information to the locking device 300-1.

In this case, the locking device 300-1 can transmit the user ID information to the management server 100. Next, the management server 100 can extract setting information corresponding to the user ID information. Further, the management server 100 may transmit a control signal for controlling at least one device installed in the car to the at least one device based on the extracted setting information.

However, when the user terminal device 200 stores setting information about at least one device installed in the car, the user terminal device 200 may perform short-distance access to set authorization information and settings regarding at least one device installed in the car. The information is transmitted to the locking device 300-1.

Next, the locking device 300-1 can transmit the setting information to the management server 100. Then, the management server 100 can transmit a control signal for controlling the device to at least one device based on the setting information.

When the control signal is transmitted as described above, at least one of the devices installed in the car can operate based on the extracted setting information as illustrated in Fig. 26(b). For example, the setting information may include the configuration of the steering wheel or the driver's seat, and the control signal controls the height of the steering wheel, the inclination of the seat back of the seat, the height and position of the seat. Can be adjusted.

Although the locking device 300-1 is described above as the authentication authorization information with reference to FIG. 26, in some cases, the locking device 300-1 may be used only to transmit the authorization information and the user ID information to the management server 100. Medium. In this case, the management server 100 can authenticate the authorization information, and the control locking device 300-1 sets its own lock state when the authorization information is authenticated. If the locking device 300-1 acts as a server, the management server 100 can be omitted.

Referring to FIG. 27(a), the user can enter the car and can be at least one device 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ... installed in the user terminal device 200 and the car. Perform short-distance access between 300-n. In this case, the user terminal device 200 can operate the at least one device 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n installed in the car based on the setting information. The user ID information is transmitted to the short-distance access devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n.

In this case, the short-distance access devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n can transmit the user ID information to the management server 100. Next, the management server 100 can extract setting information corresponding to the user ID information. In addition, the management server 100 can transmit the control signals to the short-distance access devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n based on the extracted setting information.

However, when the user terminal device 200 stores setting information about at least one of the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n installed in the car, the user terminal device 200 Short-distance access can be performed to transmit setting information about at least one device 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n installed in the car Devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n for short-distance access.

In this case, the short-distance access devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n can transmit the setting information to the management server 100. Then, the management server 100 can extract setting information corresponding to the short-distance access devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n from the received setting information, and can The control signals are transmitted to the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n (which are short-distance access devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, . ....., 300-n), so that the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n can operate based on the extracted setting information. However, a piece of setting information required for detecting the pieces of information from the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n received from the short-distance access can be detected. In this case, the short-distance access devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n can operate based on the detected setting information instead of the management server. Operate under the control of 100.

When the control signal is transmitted as described above, the short-distance access devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n may be based on the extracted as illustrated in FIG. 27(b) Set the information to operate. For example, the position and height of the steering wheel 300-3 for short-distance access can be adjusted. Alternatively, the position of the seat 300-2, the setting on the radio 300-4, or the setting on the navigation system 300-5 can be set.

Referring to FIG. 28(a), the user can enter the car and can perform short-distance access between the user terminal device 200 and the management server 100. In this case, the user terminal device 200 can operate the at least one device 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n installed in the car based on the setting information. The user ID information is transmitted to the management server 100.

In this case, the management server 100 can extract setting information corresponding to the user ID information. Further, the management server 100 can transmit the control signal to the at least one device 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n based on the extracted setting information.

However, when the user terminal device 200 stores setting information about at least one of the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n installed in the car, the user terminal device 200 Short-range access may be performed to transmit setting information about at least one of the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n to the management server 100.

In this case, the management server 100 can transmit a control signal for controlling the device to at least one device based on the setting information (for example, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n).

When transmitting the control signal as described above, at least one of the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n in the car may be based on the extracted as illustrated in Figure 28(b) Set the information to operate. For example, the height of the steering wheel 300-3, the inclination of the seat back of the seat 300-2, the height and position of the seat 300-2 can be adjusted. Further, in the case of the navigation system 300-5, the navigation system 300-5 may be "on", and a screen having a graphical user interface (GUI) and brightness corresponding to the extracted setting information may be displayed. And the audio system 300-4 can provide a volume, a radio channel, and a song corresponding to the extracted setting information.

29 is a diagram illustrating a method of ordering a product, in accordance with an illustrative embodiment of the present invention. Please refer to Figure 29 (a), the user can enter the coffee shop and order "beauty Coffee." Next, the user can perform short-distance access between the user terminal device 200 and a bar equipped with a short-range wireless communication reader and a tag to receive ordering information. In this case, the user terminal device 200 can display the user subscription information on itself as illustrated in FIG. 29(b).

Further, when short-distance access is performed between the user terminal device 200 and a bar equipped with a short-range wireless communication reader and a tag, user ID information can be transmitted from the bar to the management server. The management server 100 can classify the user subscription information according to the day of the week, the weather, and the recently ordered menu, and then store the results of classifying the user subscription information to cause the result to be mapped to the user ID information.

Thereafter, as illustrated in FIG. 29(c), the user can enter different coffee shops, and can perform short-distance access between the user terminal device 200 and a bar equipped with a short-range wireless communication reader and a tag. And order the product. In this case, user ID information can be transmitted from the bar to the management server 100. Next, the management server 100 can extract user order information corresponding to the user ID information based on the predetermined classification condition.

For example, if the pre-set classification condition is the day of the week, and the user orders the coffee on Monday, the management server 100 may extract the name of the coffee most frequently consumed by the user on Monday as the information corresponding to the user ID. User subscription information. If the predetermined classification condition is weather and the user orders coffee on a rainy day, the management server 100 can extract the name of the coffee most frequently consumed by the user on a rainy day as the user order information corresponding to the user ID information. If pre-set classification The condition is that the user recently ordered the coffee, and the management server 100 can extract the name of the coffee recently ordered by the user as the user ordering information corresponding to the user ID information.

Thereafter, as illustrated in FIG. 29(d), the extracted user order information can be displayed on the bar. Therefore, the user can easily order the desired menu. However, the present exemplary embodiment is not limited thereto, and in addition, when the automatic system is installed in a store, the coffee machine can automatically brew and provide "American coffee" under the control of the server.

The exemplary embodiments are not limited to the above embodiments, and a method of ordering products may be performed at various places where products can be ordered (for example, restaurants, department stores, etc.). In addition, the type of object that can be installed with the short-range wireless communication reader and the label is not limited by this.

FIG. 30 is a block diagram of a user terminal device 500 in accordance with another exemplary embodiment of the present invention. The user terminal device 500 of FIG. 30 is another illustrative embodiment of the user terminal device 200 of FIG. Referring to FIG. 30, the user terminal device 500 includes a display unit 510, a sensor unit 520, a control unit 530, a storage unit 540, a communication unit 550, a voice recognition unit 560, a motion recognition unit 570, a speaker 580, and an external input 590. -1 to 590-n and power supply unit 595. The communication unit 550, the storage unit 540, and the control unit 530 can perform the functions of the communication unit 210 of FIG. 4, the functions of the storage unit 220 of FIG. 4, and the functions of the control unit 230 of FIG. 4, respectively. Therefore, the structure and operation of the user terminal device 500 of FIG. 30 which is the same as the configuration and operation of the user terminal device 200 of FIG. 4 will not be described in detail herein.

The sensor unit 520 senses various states required to operate the user terminal device 500. Referring to FIG. 30, the sensor unit 520 may include at least some of various sensors, for example, a touch sensor 521, a geomagnetic sensor 522, an acceleration sensor 523, a bending sensor 524, and pressure sensing. The device 525, the distance sensor 526, and the grip sensor 527.

The touch sensor 521 can be an electrostatic or pressure sensitive sensor. The electrostatic type sensor uses a dielectric substance coated on the surface of the display unit 510, and when the surface of the display unit 510 is touched by a part of the user's body, senses a micro current corresponding to the body of the user, and The touch coordinates are then calculated. The pressure-sensitive type sensor includes two upper and lower electrode plates, and senses a current flowing when a portion of the upper electrode plate and the lower electrode plate corresponding to the touch position on the screen contact each other when the user touches the screen, and then Calculate the touch coordinates. As described above, the touch sensor 521 can be implemented as any of various types of sensors.

A terrestrial magnetic sensor 522 senses the rotational state of the user terminal device 500 and the direction in which the user terminal device 500 moves. The acceleration sensor 523 senses the degree to which the user terminal device 500 is tilted. The geomagnetic sensor 522 and the acceleration sensor 523 can be used to sense the direction in which the user terminal device 500 is bent or the curved portion of the user terminal device 500. Further, the geomagnetic sensor 522 and the acceleration sensor 523 can be used to sense the rotational state or the tilt state of the user terminal device 500.

When the user terminal device 500 is implemented as a flexible display device, the bending sensor 524 can sense the bending state of the user terminal device 500.

When the user touches or bends the user terminal device 500, the pressure sensor 525 senses the pressure applied to the user terminal device 500 and provides the result of the sensed pressure to the control unit 530. The pressure sensor 525 may include a piezoelectric film included in the display unit 510 and outputting an electrical signal corresponding to a pressure applied to the user terminal device 500. Although FIG. 30 illustrates the pressure sensor 525 and the touch sensor 521 as different sensors, the pressure sensitive touch sensor can also be used for pressure sensing when the touch sensor 521 is a pressure sensitive touch sensor. The role of the device 525.

The proximity sensor 526 senses the movement of the object near the display unit 510 when the object does not directly contact the surface of the display unit 510. The distance sensor 526 can be implemented as any of various sensors, such as a high frequency oscillating type sensor that forms a high frequency magnetic field and senses a magnetic field characteristic that changes due to an object approaching the display unit 510. An induced current; a magnetic sensor that uses a magnet; and an electrostatic type sensor that senses an electrostatic capacitance that changes when the object approaches the display unit 510.

The grip sensor 527 is placed at the edge or handle of the user terminal device 500 independently of the pressure sensor 525 and senses the grip of the user. The grip sensor 527 can be implemented as a pressure sensor or a touch sensor.

The control unit 530 interprets the user input by analyzing various sensing signals sensed by the sensing unit 520, and performs an operation corresponding to the user input.

For example, the control unit 530 can process the material obtained through communication with the external device or the material stored in the storage unit 540, and output the result of processing the data via the display unit 510, the speaker 580, or the like. In this case, the control unit 530 can communicate with an external device via the communication unit 550.

Communication unit 550 is configured to establish communication with various types of external devices in accordance with any of a variety of communication methods. The communication unit 550 can include at least some of various communication modules, such as a broadcast receiving module 551, a short-range wireless communication module 552, a global positioning system (GPS) module 553, and a wireless communication module 554. The broadcast receiving module 551 may include: a terrestrial broadcast receiving module (not shown), including an antenna for receiving terrestrial broadcast signals, a demodulation transformer and an equalizer, and a digital multimedia broadcasting (DMB) broadcast. It receives and processes DMB broadcast signals; and the like. The short-range wireless communication module 552 is a module that establishes communication with external devices located within a short distance according to short-range wireless communication methods such as NFC, Bluetooth, and ZigBee. The GPS module 553 is a sensor that detects the current position of the user terminal device 500 by receiving a GPS signal from a GPS satellite. The wireless communication module 554 is a module that is connected to an external network to establish communication according to a wireless communication protocol such as WiFi and IEEE. In addition, the communication module 552 can include a mobile communication module by any one of various mobile telecommunication standards (eg, 3G mobile telecommunications network, 3rd generation partner program (3-generation) Partnership project; 3GPP) or long term evolution (LTE) access to the mobile telecommunications network to establish communications.

The control unit 530 can activate some of the components of the elements of the communication unit 550 that are required to perform the operations that the user desires to perform, and perform the desired operations.

In addition to the bending operation or the touch operation, the control unit 530 can recognize the voice input or the motion input and perform an operation corresponding to the input. In this situation, The speech recognition unit 560 or the motion recognition unit 570 is activated.

The voice recognition unit 560 can collect the user's voice or external sound by using a voice acquisition unit (for example, a microphone (not shown)), and transmit the user's voice or external voice to the control unit 530. When the control unit 530 operates in the voice control mode and the voice of the user matches a predetermined voice command, the control unit 530 may perform a task corresponding to the voice of the user. Examples of tasks that may be controlled using voice may include: volume control, channel selection, channel switching, display attribute control, replay, temporary pause, reverse, fast forward, execute application, menu selection, turn on device, turn off device, and the like.

The motion recognition unit 570 captures an image of the user by using an imaging unit (not shown; for example, a camera), and supplies the image of the user to the control unit 530. When the control unit 530 operates in the motion control mode, the control unit 530 analyzes the image of the user. When it is determined that the user makes a motion gesture corresponding to the preset motion command, the control unit 530 performs an operation corresponding to the motion gesture. For example, various tasks can be controlled by the user's motion, such as channel switching, turning on the device, turning off the device, temporarily pausing, replaying, replaying, pausing, reversing, fast forwarding, and muting. The tasks that can be controlled by voice and the tasks that can be controlled by motion are merely examples, and thus, the present invention is not limited thereto.

Further, the external inputs 埠590-1 to 590-n can be connected to any of various external devices to receive various materials, programs, and control commands. Specifically, the external inputs 埠590-1 to 590-n may include a USB port, a headphone port, a mouse pad, a LAN port, and the like.

The power supply unit 595 supplies power to elements of the user terminal device 500.

The control unit 530 can control the display unit 510 to provide: display a UI screen regarding current setting information of the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n in the network domain; a UI screen displaying the changed setting information when the current setting information about the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n is changed by short-distance access; and manually changing the related device UI screen for setting information of 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n.

Here, a UI screen may be provided to enable the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n received from the management server 100 or the cloud server 400 via the communication unit 550. The setting information is reflected in the UI stored in the storage unit 540 of the user terminal device 500.

In addition, setting information about the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n received from the management server 100 or the cloud server 400 via the communication unit 550 can be received. The UI provides the UI screen. In this case, the communication unit 550 can also receive a control command from the management server 100 or the cloud server 400, which is received from the user terminal device 500 and corresponds to a UI specification (GUI) and a UI. In addition, communication connection information for communicating with the management server 100 and the cloud server 400 can be received. In this case, the communication connection may include a password and communication protocol information for accessing the management server 100 or the cloud server 400 via a specific communication method (eg, WiFi). This UI screen will be described in detail below with reference to FIGS. 31 to 47.

The control unit 530 can change the communication mode of the user terminal device 500. For example, when the user terminal device 500 using the WiFi communication accesses the domain, the communication mode of the user terminal device 500 can be changed from the WiFi communication to the 3G communication mode.

31 to 47 illustrate a UI screen for controlling a user terminal device, according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention. In FIGS. 31 to 47, solid arrows respectively indicate changes in the screen caused by user input, and dashed arrows each indicate an automatic change of the screen.

31 to 38 illustrate UI screens that can be displayed on a user terminal device in a home domain or a hotel domain.

When the user accesses the domain based on the authorization information for accessing the domain managed by the management server 100, it may be displayed as described in FIG. 31(a) with respect to at least one of the domains. The UI screen of the current setting information of the device.

Further, when at least one device in the network domain is controlled based on the setting information corresponding to the transmitted user ID information, a UI screen indicating the controlled state of at least one device may be displayed as illustrated in FIG. 31(b). In this screen, "TV volume" and "audio" can be automatically changed based on the setting information corresponding to the user ID information.

When the user selects "Scenario 3101" to automatically set the setting information about at least one device, the manual setting screen can be displayed as explained in FIG. 31(c). If the user changes the setting information about the at least one device in the manual setting screen, the changed setting information can be applied to at least one device. In this case, the changed setting information can be displayed in the UI screen. Here, taking into account the user's preferences, The manual setting screen can be displayed in any of various ways. When "Return 3102" is selected in the UI screen of FIG. 31(c), the UI screen of FIG. 31(b) (which is the previous screen) can be displayed.

In FIG. 31, the UI screen is classified according to "audio and video", "light", and "device control", and then the UI screen is displayed in the form of a category list, but the UI screen is not limited to this.

For example, as illustrated in FIG. 32, the UI screen may not be classified, and the UI screen may be displayed only in the form of a list. If the UI screen is displayed as illustrated in FIG. 32 and "Scenario 3201" and "Return 3102" are selected, the operations described above with reference to FIG. 31 can be performed.

Further, the UI screen may be displayed in the form of an image as illustrated in FIG. 33 or FIG.

In other words, as illustrated in FIG. 33 or FIG. 34, an image of the user's home can be displayed according to the room in the user's home. In this case, as illustrated in FIG. 33(c), the UI screen can display "room lighting", which is the current setting information for lighting the entire home. Further, as illustrated in FIG. 33(d), the UI screen can display a result of automatically changing the "room light" based on the setting information corresponding to the user ID information. When "Scenario 3301" is selected in the UI screen of FIG. 33(d), the manual setting screen can be displayed as explained in FIG. 33(e).

If the area 3401 is selected in the UI screen of FIG. 34(b), a UI screen for setting information about the home including at least one room can be displayed as illustrated in FIG. 34(c). If each room 3402 is selected in the UI screen of FIG. 34(c), it can be as shown in FIG. 34(d). A UI screen for changing setting information about the selected room is displayed as illustrated.

Figure 35 illustrates a UI screen for manual setting information regarding at least one device. When the user selects "Scenario 3501" as described in FIG. 35(b) when the current setting information (for example, "TV volume" and "audio") is displayed, the manual setting can be displayed as illustrated in FIG. 35(a). Picture. In this case, when the user selects "fresh 3502", a UI screen for manually changing the setting information regarding the "fresh" mode can be displayed as explained in FIG. 35(c). If the user selects "confirm" 3505 in the UI screen of FIG. 35(c), the UI screen of FIG. 35(b) can be changed to display about (for example, "TV volume" based on the setting information corresponding to the "fresh" mode. And the UI screen of Fig. 35(d) of the changed setting information of "information".

When the user selects "context" 3503 in the UI screen of FIG. 35(c), the UI screen of FIG. 35(a) can be displayed. In this case, when the user selects "confirm" 3504 in the UI screen of FIG. 35(a), the UI screen of FIG. 35(b) can be changed to display related (based on the setting information corresponding to the "fresh" mode. For example, the UI screen of Fig. 35(d) of the changed setting information of "TV volume" and "audio".

In addition, setting information that will be recommended to the user can be displayed. For example, as illustrated in FIG. 35(b), a setting recommended for the user to change the current setting information to the setting information about "Mr. King" living in the OOO hotel ("Celebrity Setting") may be displayed or may be displayed. Recommend family setting information ("Family Settings") to the user. In this case, the user terminal device 500 can transmit the recommended setting information to another user terminal device via a social networking service (SNS).

Although FIG. 35 illustrates that the UI screen is displayed in the form of a category list, The UI screen is not limited to this.

For example, as illustrated in FIG. 36, the UI screen can be displayed only in the form of a list. In this case, when the 3601, 3602, 3603, 3604, and 3605 illustrated in FIG. 36 are selected, the operations described above with reference to FIG. 35 can be performed.

In addition, the UI screen can be displayed in the form of an image as illustrated in FIG. 37 or FIG. In this case, when the "confirmation" 3701 corresponding to the "work" mode is selected when the manual setting screen is displayed as illustrated in FIGS. 37(a) and 37(b), the setting corresponding to the "work" mode is selected. The UI screen of FIG. 37(c) displaying the current setting information can be changed to display the UI screen of FIG. 37(d) regarding the changed setting information of, for example, "light" and "device control".

Further, when the "confirmation" 3801 corresponding to the "work" mode is selected when the manual setting screen is displayed as illustrated in FIGS. 38(a) and 38(b), the current setting information about all the rooms can be changed to correspond to The setting information of the "work" mode is used to display the UI screen of FIG. 38(c), and the changed settings of, for example, "light" and "device control" are displayed on the UI screen of FIG. 38(c). News. When the specific room 3802 is selected in the UI screen of FIG. 38(c), the setting information about the selected room can be changed to the setting information corresponding to the "work" mode, thereby displaying the UI screen of FIG. 38(d). In the UI screen of FIG. 38(d), the changed setting information about, for example, "light" and "device control" is displayed.

39 to 46 illustrate UI screens that may be displayed on a user terminal device in a car network domain, in accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

At the user's basis for accessing the domain managed by the management server 100 When the domain is accessed by authorizing information, a UI screen containing current setting information about at least one device in the car domain can be displayed as illustrated in FIG. 39(a).

When at least one device in the car network domain is controlled based on the setting information corresponding to the transmitted user ID information, a UI screen indicating the controlled state of at least one device may be displayed as illustrated in FIG. 39(b). That is, the UI screen can be displayed, in which the "TV volume", "woofer", and "gated light" are automatically changed based on the setting information corresponding to the user ID information.

When the user selects "Scenario 3901" to automatically set the setting information about at least one device, the manual setting screen can be displayed as explained in FIG. 39(c). If the user changes the setting information about the at least one device in the manual setting screen, the setting information can be applied to at least one device. In this case, the UI screen can display the changed setting information. Here, the manual setting screen can be displayed in any of various ways in consideration of the user's preference. When "return 3902" is selected in the UI screen of FIG. 39(c), the UI screen of FIG. 39(b) (which is the previous screen) can be displayed.

Although FIG. 39 illustrates that the UI screen is classified according to "audio and video", "light", "temperature", and the like, and then the UI screen is displayed in the form of a category list, the present exemplary embodiment is not limited thereto. For example, as illustrated in FIG. 40, the UI screen may not be classified, and the UI screen may be displayed only in the form of a list. If the UI screen is displayed as illustrated in FIG. 40 and "Scenario 4001" and "Return 4002" are selected, the operations described above with reference to FIG. 39 can be performed.

In addition, it can be displayed in the form of an image as illustrated in FIG. 41 or FIG. 42. UI screen.

In other words, as illustrated in FIG. 41 or FIG. 42, the image of the car can be displayed according to the seat arrangement of the car. In this case, as illustrated in FIG. 41(c), a UI screen for displaying "TV volume" and "woofer" can be displayed, and "TV volume" and "woofer" are current setting information of the entire car. Further, as illustrated in FIG. 41(d), a UI screen for automatically changing the results of the "TV volume" and the "woofer" based on the setting information corresponding to the user ID information can be displayed. Further, when "Scenario 4101" is selected in the UI screen of FIG. 41(d), the manual setting screen as explained in FIG. 41(e) can be displayed.

The UI screen of Fig. 42(b) can be used for setting information about all devices in the car domain. Further, when the seat (4201) is selected in the UI screen of FIG. 42(c), a UI screen for changing setting information regarding the selected seat can be displayed as illustrated in FIG. 42(d).

Figure 43 illustrates a UI screen for manual setting information regarding at least one device. When the user selects "Scenario 4301" when the current setting information (for example, "TV volume" and "woofer") is displayed as illustrated in FIG. 43(b), the manual setting can be displayed as illustrated in FIG. 43(a). Picture. Here, when the user selects "fresh 4302", a UI screen for manually changing setting information regarding the "fresh" mode can be displayed as explained in FIG. 43(c). If the user selects "confirm" 4305 in the UI screen of FIG. 43(c), the UI screen of FIG. 43(b) can be changed to display "TV volume" and "based on the setting information corresponding to the "fresh" mode. The UI screen of Fig. 43 (d) of the changed setting information of the woofer.

When the user selects "Scenario 4303" in the UI screen of FIG. 43(c), the UI screen of FIG. 43(a) can be displayed. In this case, when the user selects "confirm" 4304 in the UI screen of FIG. 43(a), the UI screen of FIG. 43(b) is changed to display related based on the setting information corresponding to the "fresh" mode (for example). The UI screen of Fig. 43 (d) of the changed setting information of "TV volume" and "woofer".

Although FIG. 43 illustrates that the UI screen is displayed in the form of a category list, the UI screen is not limited thereto.

For example, as illustrated in FIG. 44, the UI screen can be displayed only in the form of a list. In this case, the buttons 4401, 4402, 4403, 4404, or 4405 illustrated in FIG. 44 may be selected, and the operations described above with reference to FIG. 43 may be performed.

Further, the UI screen can be displayed as illustrated in FIG. 45 or FIG.

In this case, when the "confirmation" 4501 corresponding to the "entertainment" mode is selected when the manual setting screen is displayed as illustrated in FIGS. 45(a) and 45(b), the setting corresponding to the "entertainment" mode is selected. Information, the manual setting screen displaying the current setting information can be changed to display the UI of FIG. 45(d) regarding, for example, the changed setting information of "TV volume" and "woofer" as illustrated in FIG. 45(c). Picture.

Further, when the "confirmation" 4601 corresponding to the "work" mode is selected when the manual setting screen is displayed as illustrated in FIGS. 46(a) and 46(b), the current setting information about the interior of the car is changed to correspond to The setting information of the "work" mode is used to display the UI screen of FIG. 46(c), and in the UI screen of FIG. 46(c), the changes of, for example, "TV volume" and "woofer" are displayed. Set the information. When the seat 4602 is selected in the UI screen of FIG. 46(c), the selected seat can be selected. The setting information of 4602 is changed to the setting information corresponding to the "working" mode, thereby displaying the UI of FIG. 46(d) for displaying the changed setting information about, for example, "rear seat temperature" and the like. Picture.

FIG. 47 illustrates a UI screen based on setting information of a type of at least one device, according to another exemplary embodiment of the present invention. Referring to FIG. 47( a ), the UI screen may include setting information about “intelligence and video”, setting information about “lighting”, and setting information about “device control” (setting information about the device to be controlled). In this case, the user can allow details of the setting information about "light" to be displayed as illustrated in FIG. 47(b) by selecting "light 4701", and can be allowed to be selected by selecting "device control 4702". The details of the setting information regarding "device control" are shown in Fig. 47 (c).

FIG. 48 is a diagram illustrating a game environment setting system 3000 in accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the present invention. Referring to FIG. 48, the game environment setting system 3000 includes a first game console 600-1, a second game console 600-2, and a user terminal device 700.

The first game console 600-1, the second game console 600-2, and the user terminal device 700 can each include a short-range wireless communication module for establishing short-range wireless communication when performing short-range access. Here, short-distance access can be performed based on NFC.

Hereinafter, for convenience of explanation, the first game console 600-1 and the second game console 600-2 are referred to as a transmission side game console and a reception side game console, respectively.

When performing short-distance access between the first game console 600-1 and the user terminal device 700, the first game console 600-1 may transmit its own ID information and game environment information to the user terminal device 700. .

When the user terminal device 700 receives the ID information about the first game console 600-1 and the game environment information from the first game console 600-1, the user terminal device 700 can store the received game environment information so that the user terminal device 700 can The ID information mapped to the first game console 600-1.

When short-distance access is performed between the user terminal device 700 and the second game console 600-2, the user terminal device 700 can transmit the ID information stored therein and the game environment information to the second game console 600. -2. In this case, the second game console 600-2 may detect game environment information matching the ID information matching the ID information of the second game console 600-2 from the ID information received from the user terminal device 700.

Further, when short-distance access is performed between the user terminal device 700 and the second game console 600-2, the user terminal device 700 can receive the second game console 600 from the second game console 600-2. -2 ID information. In this case, the user terminal device 700 can detect the game environment information corresponding to the ID information about the second game console 600-2 from the game environment information stored therein, and transmit the detected game environment information. To the second game console 600-2.

The second game console 600-2 can set its own based on the game environment information detected by the user terminal device 700 and received from the user terminal device 700 or the game environment information detected from the second game console 600-2. Game environment information.

Here, the ID information means identifying any of various game consoles (for example, the first game console 600-1 or the second game console 600-2) or the first game console 600-1 or the second game. Information about the game played in console 600-2. In detail, the information identifying any of the various game consoles (eg, the first game console 600-1 or the second game console 600-2) may include game console type information (eg, identifying the game console) Information about the manufacturer or game console type) and the game console serial number information. Further, the information identifying the game played in any of the various game consoles (eg, the first game console 600-1 or the second game console 600-2) may include game type information (eg, identifying the game name) News).

Here, the game environment information means all the information needed to play each game. For example, the game environment information may include: external game environment information, such as game volume information and game resolution information; and internal game environment information, such as avatar setting information, avatar position information in the game, avatar level in the game. Information and the progress of the game being played.

FIG. 49 is a block diagram of a user terminal device 700 included in a game environment setting system according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention. Referring to FIG. 49, the user terminal device 700 includes a communication unit 710, a storage unit 720, a display unit 730, and a control unit 740.

The communication unit 710 connects the user terminal device 700 to an external device. In particular, when short-distance access is performed between the first game console 600-1 and the communication unit 710, the communication unit 710 can receive ID information about the first game console 600-1 and game environment information.

When short-distance access is performed between the second game console 600-2 and the communication unit 710, the communication unit 710 can receive ID information about the second game console 600-2 from the second game console 600-2. In this case, the control unit 740 can detect the game environment information corresponding to the ID information about the second game console 600-2 from the game environment information stored in the storage unit 720. Then, the communication unit 710 can transmit the detected game environment information to the second game console 600-2. In this case, the second game console 600-2 can set the received game environment information as its own game environment information.

In addition, when short-distance access is performed between the second game console 600-2 and the communication unit 710, the communication unit 710 can transmit the ID information and the game environment information stored in the storage unit 720 to the second game console. 600-2. Next, the second game console 600-2 may detect game environment information matching the ID information from the ID information received from the user terminal device 700, the ID information being the same as the ID information about the second game console 600-2. . Next, the second game console 600-2 can set the detected game environment information as its own game environment information.

Here, the communication unit 710 can exchange information with the first game console 600-1 and the second game console 600-2 according to any of various short-range wireless communication methods. The short-range wireless communication method can be NFC.

In addition to the short-range wireless communication method, the communication unit 710 can receive or transmit information by connecting to an external device in a wired/wireless manner via a LAN, an Internet, a USB port, or a 3G or 4G mobile telecommunication network.

The storage unit 720 stores various types required to drive the user terminal device 700 Program and information. In particular, the storage unit 720 can store the environmental information received from the first game console 600-1 to cause the environmental information to be mapped to the ID information about the first game console 600-1. For example, the storage unit 720 can store environmental information as shown in Table 2.

The storage unit 720 can be implemented as: built-in storage device, such as RAM, flash memory, ROM, EPROM, EEPROM, scratchpad, hard disk, removable disk and memory card; or attachable / Removable storage device, such as USB memory and CD-ROM.

The display unit 730 displays a screen image. Specifically, when performing short-distance access to the first game console 600-1, the display unit 730 may display ID information about the first game console 600-1 and the game received via the communication unit 710. Environmental information.

In this case, if short-distance access is performed while playing a game in the first game console 600-1, the received game environment information may be a game regarding the game being played in the first game console 600-1. Environmental information. In this case, the display unit 720 can display game environment information about the game being played in the first game console 600-1 and ID information about the first game console 600-1.

If short-distance access is performed when the game is not played in the first game console 600-1, the received game environment information may be all game environment information stored in the first game console 600-1 or by the user. Game environment information selected from the first game console 600-1 via a UI window on the first game console 600-1. In this case, the display unit 720 can display all the game environment information stored in the first game console 600-1 or the game environment information selected from the first game console 600-1, and regarding the first game console 600. -1 ID information.

When the ID information about the first game console 600-1 and the game environment information are displayed on the display unit 730, the user can select the game environment information displayed on the display unit 730 via any of the various UIs. Game environment information stored in the user terminal device 700.

When performing short-distance access to the second game console 600-2, the display unit 730 may display ID information and game environment information that have been stored in the storage unit 720 and that will be transmitted to the second game console 600-2. In this case, the ID information and the game environment information can be displayed in order. For example, on the display unit 730, only the ID information may be displayed, and when the specific ID information is selected from the ID information, the corresponding information may be displayed. Game environment information for selected ID information.

In this case, the user can select the ID information and the game environment information to be transmitted to the second game console 600-2 from the ID information displayed on the display unit 730 and the game environment information via any of the various UIs. .

The ID information and game environment information to be transmitted to the second game console 600-2 may be ID information selected from the second game console 600-2 by the user via the UI provided by the second game console 600-2. And game environment information. In this case, the second game console 600-2 may generate a control signal for receiving the selected ID information and the game environment information, and may transmit the control signal to the user terminal device 700. Next, the user terminal device 700 can transmit the ID information corresponding to the control signal and the game environment information to the second game console 600-2.

Further, when the short distance access is performed to the second game console 600-2 and the ID information about the second game console 600-2 is received from the second game console 600-2 via the communication unit 710, the display unit 730 Game environment information corresponding to the received ID information regarding the second game console 600-2 may be displayed.

In this case, the user can select the game environment information to be transmitted to the second game console 600-2 from the game environment information displayed on the display unit 730 via any of the various UIs.

Various user input sensing devices can be used, such as a touch sensor that senses a user's touch manipulation, a distance sensor that senses a user's distance motion, and a microphone that senses a user's voice command. Various UI.

The display unit 730 can be implemented as at least one of the following: liquid crystal display Display, TFT-LCD, OLED, flexible display, 3D display and transparent display.

The control unit 740 controls the overall operation of the user terminal device 700. In particular, the control unit 740 can control at least some of the communication unit 710, the storage unit 720, and the display unit 730.

In particular, when the ID information about the first game console 600-1 and the game environment information are received by accessing the first game console 600-1 over a short distance, the control unit 740 can control the display unit 730 to display the ID information of a game console 600-1 and game environment information. Here, when short-distance access is performed while playing a game in the first game console 600-1, the game environment information may be game environment information about the game being played. When short-distance access is performed when the game is not played in the first game console 600-1, the game environment information may be all game environment information stored in the first game console 600-1 or first by the user. Game environment information selected by the game console 600-1.

In addition, the control unit 740 can control the storage unit 720 to store game environment information selected from the game environment information displayed on the display unit 730 according to the UI, so that the selected game environment information matches the first game console 600-1. The ID information received. For example, the control unit 740 can control the storage unit 720 to store game environment information as shown in Table 2.

When performing short-distance access to the second game console 600-2 and receiving ID information about the second game console 600-2 from the second game console 600-2 via the communication unit 710, the control unit 740 may Stored in storage unit 720 The game environment information detects game environment information corresponding to the received ID information about the second game console 600-2. In this case, the control unit 740 can control the communication unit 710 to directly transmit the detected game environment information to the second game console 600-2, or control the display unit 730 to display the detected game environment information. If the detected game environment information is displayed on the display unit 730, the control unit 740 can control the communication unit 710 to transmit the game environment information selected by the user from the displayed game environment information to the second game console 600-2.

For convenience of explanation, the ID information received from the second game console 600-2 will now be described as including the status of the game console type information (for example, the game console 1) and the game type information (for example, the game 1). Here, the ID information received when the game is played in the second game console 600-2 at the time point when the short-distance access is performed between the user terminal device 700 and the second game console 600-2 may include the game type information. . The ID information received when the game is not played in the second game console 600-2 at this point of time may not include the game type information.

When receiving the ID information from the second game console 600-2, the control unit 740 may detect the game environment information that matches at least one of the game console 1 and the game 1. Next, the control unit 740 can control the communication unit 710 to transmit the matched game environment information to the second game console 600-2, or control the display unit 730 to display the detected game environment information.

In addition, when performing short-distance access to the second game console 600-2, the control unit 740 can control the communication unit 710 to transmit all ID information stored in the storage unit 720 and all game environment information to the second game console. 600-2, or The controllable display unit 730 displays all ID information stored in the storage unit 720 and all game environment information. If all the ID information and all the game environment information are displayed on the display unit 730, the user can select from the displayed ID information and the game environment information to be transmitted to the second game console 600 via any of the various UIs. 2 ID information and game environment information. In this case, the second game console 600-2 may detect game environment information matching the ID information from the ID information received from the user terminal device 700, the ID information and the second game console 600-2. The ID information is the same.

For convenience of explanation, it will be assumed hereinafter that the ID information and the game environment information transmitted from the user terminal device 700 to the second game console 600-2 are as shown in Table 2.

If the time point of short-distance access is performed between the user terminal device 700 and the second game console 600-2, the game console type information about the second game console 600-2 is "game console 1" and "Game 1" is being executed in the second game console 600-2, and the second game console 600-2 can detect external game information matching "Game Console 1" and "Game 1" (game volume: 60%) , resolution: HD) and internal game information 1.

If the time point of short-distance access is performed between the user terminal device 700 and the second game console 600-2, the game console type information about the second game console 600-2 is "game console 1" and If no game is executed in the second game console 600-2, the second game console 600-2 can classify and detect all external game information and internal game information matching the "game console 1" according to the game. Measurement.

The ID information and game environment information to be transmitted to the second game console 600-2 may be ID information selected from the second game console 600-2 by the user via the UI provided by the second game console 600-2. And game environment information. In this case, the second game console 600-2 may generate a control signal for receiving the selected ID information and the game environment information, and transmit the control signal to the user terminal device 700. The control unit 740 can detect the ID information corresponding to the control signal and the game environment information, and transmit the ID information and the game environment information to the second game console 600-2.

Further, the control unit 740 can change the format of the game environment information stored in the user terminal device 700. In other words, if the game console type information is different from the game console type information stored in the storage unit 720 in the ID information about the second game console 600-2, but the game type information and the storage unit 720 The stored game type information is the same, and the control unit 740 can change the format of the stored game environment information to a format usable in the second game console 600-2.

For convenience of explanation, the game console type information and the game type information included in the ID information stored in the user terminal device 700 will be described as "game console 1" and "game 1", respectively, and regarding the second game console. The game console type information included in the ID information of 600-2 is the status of "Game Console 2".

In this case, the format of the game environment information to be applied to the second game console 600-2 may not be available to the second game console 600-2, because The game console type information included in the ID information of the second game console 600-2 is different from the format of the game console type information included in the ID information stored in the user terminal device 700. Accordingly, the control unit 740 can change the format of the game environment information applied to the second game console 600-2 to a format usable for the second game console 600-2.

The second game console 600-2 can set its own game environment information based on the received game environment information.

Control unit 740 can include a CPU, a ROM that stores control programs, and a RAM configured to memorize input data or to serve as a work-related memory region. The CPU, ROM, and RAM can be connected via an internal bus bar.

50 and 51 are timing diagrams illustrating a method of setting game environment information according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 50, when performing short-distance access between the first game console 600-1 and the user terminal device 700, the first game console 600-1 transmits its own ID information and game environment information to use. The terminal device 700 (operation S5001).

Next, when the user terminal device 700 receives the ID information about the first game console 600-1 and the game environment information from the first game console 600-1, the user terminal device 700 stores the received game environment information, The game environment information is made to match the ID information about the first game console 600-1 (operation S5002).

Next, when short-distance access is performed between the user terminal device 700 and the second game console 600-2, the user terminal device 700 will store the ID stored therein. The information and game environment information are transmitted to the second game console 600-2 (operation S5003). In this case, the user terminal device 700 transmits all the ID information and the game environment information stored therein to the second game console 600-2, and the ID information selected via the UI provided by the user terminal device 700 and The game environment information is transmitted to the second game console 600-2, or the ID information and the game environment information selected via the UI provided by the second game console 600-2 are transmitted to the second game console 600-2.

In this case, the second game console 600-2 detects the game environment information from the game environment information received from the user terminal device 700 to the ID information about the second game console 600-2 (operation S5004).

Next, the second game console 600-2 sets the detected game environment information as its own game environment information (operation S5005).

The game environment information of the second game console 600-2 may be set using game environment information received from the user terminal device 700 or detected by the second game console 600-2.

Referring to FIG. 51, when performing short-distance access between the first game console 600-1 and the user terminal device 700, the first game console 600-1 transmits its own ID information and game environment information to use. The terminal device 700 (operation S5101).

Next, when the user terminal device 700 receives the ID information about the first game console 600-1 and the game environment information from the first game console 600-1, the user terminal device 700 stores the first game console 600- Received by 1 The game environment information is such that the game environment information matches the ID information about the first game console 600-1 (operation S5102).

Next, when short-distance access is performed between the user terminal device 700 and the second game console 600-2, the second game console 600-2 transmits its own ID information to the user terminal device 700 (operation S5103). ).

Next, the user terminal device 700 detects game environment information that matches the ID information about the second game console 600-2 (operation S5104).

Next, the user terminal device 700 transmits the detected game environment information to the second game console 600-2 via short-distance access (operation S5105).

Next, the second game console 600-2 sets the received game environment information as its own game environment information (operation S5106).

FIG. 52 is a timing diagram illustrating a method of operating an automotive domain management system 1040, in accordance with an illustrative embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 52, the user terminal device 200 transmits the authorization information and the user ID information to the locking device 300-1 by the short-distance access locking device 300-1 (operation S5201).

Next, the locking device 300-1 identifies that the authorization information about the user terminal device 200 received from the user terminal device 200 is that the user terminal device 200 can access the authorization information of the domain managed by the management server 100 (operation S5202). ).

If the authentication authorization information enables the user terminal device 200 to access the domain managed by the management server 100, the locking device 300-1 releases its own locked state (operation S5203). Next, the locking device 300-1 transmits the user ID information to the tube. The server 100 is operated (operation S5204).

Next, the management server 100 extracts setting information corresponding to the user ID information (operation S5205). Next, the management server 100 will control the control signals for controlling at least one device (for example, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n) based on the extracted setting information. It is transmitted to the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n (operation S5206).

Next, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n operate based on the setting information (operation S5207).

Next, when the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n are used by the user, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..... ., 300-n updates its own setting information (operation S5208). Next, the devices 300-2, 300-3, 300-4, ..., 300-n transmit the updated setting information to the management server 100 (operation S5209).

Next, the user terminal device 200 transmits its own authorization information and user ID information to the locking device 300-1 by the short-distance access locking device 300-1 (operation S5210).

Next, the locking device 300-1 authenticates the authorization information about the user terminal device 200 received from the user terminal device 200 to enable the user terminal device 200 to access the authorization information of the domain managed by the management server 100 (operation S5211). .

If the authentication authorization information enables the user terminal device 200 to access the domain managed by the management server 100, the lock device 300-1 sets its own lock state (operation S5212). Next, the lock device 300-1 notifies the management server 100 that the lock state is set (operation S5213).

Next, the management server 100 stores the updated setting information to map it to the user ID information (operation S5214).

The control method according to the above exemplary embodiments may be implemented as a code stored in any of various non-transitory computer readable media and provided to any of a variety of non-transitory computer readable media to any one of Server or device.

Unlike media that can only store data for short periods of time (such as scratchpads, cache memory, and memory), non-transitory computer readable media are media that can store data semi-permanently and can be read by the device. In detail, various applications or programs as described above may be stored in a non-transitory computer readable medium (for example, a CD, a digital versatile disc (DVD), a hard disc, a Blu-ray disc, a USB, a memory card, or a ROM). And provided via the non-transitory computer readable medium.

The foregoing illustrative embodiments and advantages of the invention are intended to be illustrative and not restrictive. The teachings of the present invention can be readily applied to other types of devices. In addition, the description of the exemplary embodiments of the present invention is intended to be illustrative, and is not intended to

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Claims (15)

A universal access method, the method comprising: controlling, by near field communication (NFC), whether to allow a user to enter a secure access point of at least one domain to receive a signal, the signal being a request for authentication information from a mobile device The identification information corresponding to one of the plurality of authentication information corresponding to the secure access point; and transmitting the selected authentication information to the secure access point via NFC, wherein The mobile device stores first authentication information corresponding to the first network domain and second authentication information corresponding to the second network domain. The universal access method of claim 1, wherein the secure access point comprises a first secure access point associated with a first network domain comprising a first plurality of controlled devices and One of a second secure access point associated with a second domain of the plurality of controlled devices, wherein said selecting comprises: determining that said secure access point corresponds to said first network domain The first secure access point or the second secure access point associated with the second network domain; if it is determined that the secure access point corresponds to the first network domain Selecting, by the first secure access point, the first authentication information; and selecting, if the secure access point corresponds to the second secure access point associated with the second domain, selecting The second authentication information. The universal access method of claim 2, further comprising: if the secure access point corresponds to the first secure access point associated with the first domain, First device setting information of the first plurality of controlled devices; if the secure access point corresponds to the second secure access point associated with the second domain, selecting the second plurality a second device setting information of the controlled device; and displaying a graphical user interface, wherein the graphic access is used if the secure access point corresponds to the first secure access point associated with the first domain The interface is configured to control the first plurality of controlled devices based on the first device setting information, and if the secure access point corresponds to the second secure storage associated with the second domain Taking a point, the graphical user interface is configured to control the second plurality of controlled devices based on the second device setting information. The universal access method of claim 3, wherein the first device setting information comprises a first configuration of operation settings of the first plurality of controlled devices, and wherein the second device settings The information includes a second configuration of operational settings of the second plurality of controlled devices. The universal access method of claim 4, further comprising: if the secure access point corresponds to the first secure access point associated with the first domain, controlling the a first plurality of controlled devices; and if the secure access point corresponds to the second associated with the second domain The secure access point controls the second plurality of controlled devices. The universal access method of claim 5, further comprising: if the secure access point corresponds to the first secure access point associated with the first domain, receiving the The updated configuration of the updated first device setting information of the first plurality of controlled devices; if the secure access point corresponds to the second security associated with the second domain An access point, receiving an updated configured updated second device setting information of an operation setting of the second plurality of controlled devices; if the secure access point corresponds to the first domain Associated with the first secure access point, updating the first device setting information; and if the secure access point corresponds to the second secure access point associated with the second domain And updating the second device setting information. The universal access method of claim 2, wherein the first authentication information includes first security key information associated with the first domain, and the second authentication information includes The second security key information associated with the second domain. The universal access method of claim 7, wherein the first authentication information further includes a first user identifier associated with the first domain, and wherein the second authentication information is further A second user identification code associated with the second domain is included. The universal access method of claim 8, wherein the first domain is located at a first location, and wherein the second domain is located at a second location. The method of claim 8, wherein the first domain is a first network comprising the first plurality of controlled devices, and wherein the second domain is the second a second network of multiple controlled devices. A mobile device includes: a memory for storing first authentication information corresponding to the first domain and second authentication information corresponding to the second domain; and a communication unit for self-near field communication (NFC) Controlling whether the user is allowed to enter the security access point of the at least one domain to receive a signal, wherein the signal is a signal for requesting the mobile device to identify the information; and a processor for selecting a corresponding security access point The authentication information of one of the plurality of authentication information, and controlling the communication unit to transmit the selected authentication information to the secure access point via NFC, wherein the mobile device stores a corresponding The first authentication information of a domain and the second authentication information corresponding to the second domain. The mobile device of claim 11, wherein the secure access point comprises a first secure access point associated with a first network domain comprising a first plurality of controlled devices and a second plurality One of the second secure access points associated with the second domain of the controlled device, The processor selects one of the first authentication information and the second authentication information corresponding to the secure access point by: determining the secure access point by: Corresponding to the first secure access point associated with the first network domain or the second secure access point associated with the second network domain; if it is determined that the secure access point corresponds to Selecting, by the first secure access point associated with the first network domain, the first authentication information; and determining that the secure access point corresponds to a location associated with the second network domain The second secure access point is selected to select the second authentication information. The mobile device of claim 12, further comprising a display, wherein the processor: if the secure access point corresponds to the first secure access point associated with the first domain And selecting first device setting information of the first plurality of controlled devices; if the secure access point corresponds to the second secure access point associated with the second domain, selecting a second device setting information of the second plurality of controlled devices; and displaying a graphical user interface, wherein the secure access point corresponds to the first secure access point associated with the first domain The graphical user interface is configured to control the first plurality of controlled devices based on the first device setting information, and if the secure access point corresponds to a location associated with the second domain The second secure access point, the graphical user interface is configured to set information based on the second device And controlling the second plurality of controlled devices. The mobile device of claim 13, wherein the first device setting information comprises a first configuration of operation settings of the first plurality of controlled devices, and wherein the second device setting information comprises A second configuration of operation settings of the second plurality of controlled devices. The mobile device of claim 14, wherein the processor: if the secure access point corresponds to the first secure access point associated with the first domain, Transmitting a control command to the first plurality of controlled devices; and if the secure access point corresponds to the second secure access point associated with the second domain, The communication unit transmits a control command to the second plurality of controlled devices.