TWM527993U - Central control access control system - Google Patents

Description

Central control access control system

This creation relates to a centrally controlled access control system, and more particularly to a centrally controlled access control system that can quickly control a plurality of door locks by a single control device and allows each door lock to be individually unlocked or locked.

There are many door locks on the market that are used to mount the door locks. These door locks have evolved from traditional mechanical door locks to electronic locks with motors, solenoid valves and electronic components. Usually such door locks can be independently controlled or locked. The unlocking is performed, so that when the door is in the closed position, the door lock is locked, so that the door cannot be displaced from the closed position to the open position, thereby achieving the anti-theft effect.

When this kind of traditional door lock is used in a unit with many rooms, it is difficult to ensure that when there is no one, the door lock can be surely locked to prevent small entry, for example, the school unit has a classroom, and each classroom has an independent door. And the door lock, so it is difficult for the school to manage the locks of each classroom. It is indeed locked after class. Therefore, when the campus Wei’an incident occurs, it is impossible to immediately lock the doors of each classroom to prevent the criminals from entering, or There may be many offices inside a large company. Each office also has independent doors and locks. It is difficult for the company to lock the locks of each office during the off-hours. However, regardless of the school or large company, it is necessary to dispatch. It is very difficult for personnel to patrol each room to check if there is a real lock.

To solve this problem, the present invention provides a centrally controlled access control system comprising: a plurality of doors, the plurality of doors being individually displaceable between a closed position and an open position, and a plurality of door locks respectively combined with a plurality of doors The plurality of door locks each include a latch drive and a latch that is drivable by the latch drive to be displaced in an upper latch position and an unlatched position, the plurality of door locks further each including a locking mechanism that prevents the latch driving device from operating, and a first manual setting device that can set the locking mechanism to be in a locked state or an unlocked state, and an electric setting device, each of the plurality of door locks also including an electric setting device a door lock control unit electrically connected, a control device comprising a control module electrically connected to all of the door lock control units of the plurality of door locks, and a lifting device configured to be paired with the control module of the control device for control Right, the lifting device can set the control device to be released or disabled.

Disposing at least one of the plurality of doors from the closed position to the open position in a state in which any one of the plurality of doors is in the closed position and the corresponding latch of the door lock is in the upper latch position Allowing at least one of the plurality of doors to be displaced from the closed position to the open position in a state in which any one of the plurality of doors is in the closed position and the corresponding latch of the door lock is in the unlatched position In the case where the locking mechanism of any one of the plurality of door locks is set to the locked state by the first manual setting device or the electric setting device, the latch of any one of the plurality of door locks is not permitted. The driving device drives the latch head to be displaced from the upper latching position to the unlatching position, and in a case where the locking mechanism of any one of the plurality of door locks is set to the unlocked state by the first manual setting device or the electric setting device, the The latch drive of any one of the plurality of door locks drives the latch to be displaced from the upper latch position to the unlatched position, in regulation When the unlocking device is set to the unblocking state, the control module outputs a cancellation signal to all the door lock control units of the plurality of door locks, and all the electric setting devices of the plurality of door locks do not operate, and the control device When the unlocked device is set to the disabled state, the control module sends a disable signal to all the door lock control units of the plurality of door locks, and all the electric setting devices of the plurality of door locks drive the locking mechanism to be unlocked. Set to locked state.

The central control access control system of each embodiment of the present application can uniformly and quickly lock the doors of each classroom in the campus, effectively delaying the time for the culprits to break into the classrooms, and further improving the safety of the campus. The central control access control system of each embodiment of the present invention is applied in a general company, and can quickly lock all the doors at once during off-hours, thereby eliminating the need for personnel to inspect whether the doors of each room are actually locked. The centrally controlled access control system of the various embodiments of the present invention allows for the quick control of all of the plurality of door locks by setting a single control device to the disabled state, and allows the use of the key alone when the control device is set to the disabled state. The first or second manual setting device releases the locked state of the door lock, which is convenient and practical.

The central control access control system 10 of the first embodiment of the present invention according to the drawings of Figs. 1 and 2 includes a plurality of doors 44 which are respectively installed in the passage openings of a space (e.g., various classrooms). The plurality of doors 44 each include an inner side 44A and an outer side 44B.

The centrally controlled access system 10 further includes a plurality of door locks 20 respectively associated with the plurality of doors 44, each of the plurality of door locks 20 including a latch drive 22 and being drivable by the latch drive 22 a latching head 23 displaced between an upper latching position and an unlatching position, the plurality of door latches 20 further each including a locking mechanism 24 that prevents movement of the latching drive 22 and the lockable mechanism 24 Locking state or unlocking state - a first manual setting device 26, a second manual setting device 27 and an electric setting device 30, each of the plurality of door locks 20 also including a door lock control unit 28 electrically connected to the electric setting device 30 And a prompting device 32 electrically connected to the door lock control unit 28, the plurality of door locks 20 also including a memory 29 and a reading device 31 electrically connected to the door lock control unit 28, wherein the prompting device 32 can be An illuminant that produces green and red light and/or a horn or buzzer that produces an audible sound, the plural The door lock device 32 based tips 20 are mounted on the inner side 44A of the plurality of gate 44, a plurality of door locks reading means 20 and 31 may be a card-type connector having internal electrodes.

The plurality of door locks 20 each include a first manual setting device 26 mounted to the outer side 44B of the plurality of doors 44, and a second manual setting device 27 mounted on the inner side 44A, the plurality of door locks 20 includes a first handle 34A mounted to the outer side 44B of the plurality of doors 44 and coupled in conjunction with the latch drive 22, and a second handle 34B mounted to the inner side 44A and coupled in conjunction with the latch drive 22 . Further, the first and second manual setting means 26, 27 of the plurality of door locks 20 may be a commercially available but not limited to a commercially available key cylinder, and the correct key may be further used. The locked state of the first or second manual setting devices 26, 27 is released, and the purpose of setting the locking mechanism 24 to the locked state or the unlocked state is achieved.

According to the diagram of FIG. 1, the central control access control system 10 further includes a control device 33. The control device 33 includes a control module 33A and a main memory 36 and a connector 38 electrically connected to the control module 33A. The connector 38 may be an elongated slot having electrodes therein, and the control module 33A of the control device 33 is electrically connected to all of the door lock control units 28 of the plurality of door locks 20. A lifting device 40 is paired with the control device 33 to obtain control. The lifting device 40 of the first embodiment of the present invention preferably uses an access card, and the lifting device 40 is used to control the control device 33, and the lifting device 40 stores a corresponding one. The identification information is released, and all of the memory 29 of the plurality of door locks 20 internally store a pair of identification information corresponding to the banned identification information possessed by the paired banned device 40.

For convenience of explanation, it is assumed that the unblocking device 40 is inserted into the connector 38, and the control module 33A reads the unblocking identification information in the unlocking device 40, and the control module 33A further compares whether the matching identification information and the lifting ban identification information match, in the control module. In a state in which the first matching and the banned identification information are matched, the control module 33A outputs a banned signal to all the door lock control units 28 of the plurality of door locks 20, and all the door locks of the plurality of door locks 20 The control unit 28 keeps the electric setting device 30 inoperative. In this state, the locking mechanism 24 can be maintained in the original state, for example, using the correct first disengaging first manual setting device 26 to set the locking mechanism 24 to the unlocked state. In the case where the electric setting device 30 is not operating, the locking mechanism 24 remains in the unlocked state, and if the locking mechanism 24 is set to the locked state using the correct release first manual setting device 26, the electric setting device 30 is not in operation. In this case, the locking mechanism 24 remains in the locked state. Further, when the control device 33 is set to the unlocked state, all of the presentation devices 32 of the plurality of door locks 20 generate green light for the illumination system, and if the presentation device 32 is a buzzer or a speaker, no sound is generated.

In the case where the regulating device 33 is set to the unlocked state, the door 44 is in the closed position, and the locking mechanism 24 of any one of the plurality of door locks 20 is set to the unlocked state, the first or second of the door lock 20 is operated. The handles 34A, 34B allow the interlocking latch drive 22 to cause the latch head 23 to be displaced from the upper latch position to the unlatched position, further allowing the corresponding door 44 of the door lock 20 to be displaced from the closed position to the open position.

In the case where the regulating device 33 is set to the unlocked state, the door 44 is in the closed position, and the locking mechanism 24 of any one of the plurality of door locks 20 is set to the locked state, the first or second operation of the door lock 20 is operated. The handles 34A, 34B do not permit the interlocking latch drive 22 to displace the latch head 23 from the upper latch position to the unlatched position, further disallowing the corresponding door 44 of the door lock 20 from being displaced from the closed position to the open position.

Assuming that the control device 33 does not match the first and the banned identification information, the control module 33A outputs a disable signal to all of the door lock control units 28 of the plurality of door locks 20, such that the plurality of door locks All of the door lock control units 28 of 20 control the electric setting device 30 to set the locking mechanism 24, which is originally set to the unlocked state, to the locked state, or the locking mechanism 24, which is originally set to the locked state, remains in the locked state, In this case, as long as at least one of the plurality of doors 44 is in the closed position, at least one of the plurality of doors 44 in the closed position cannot be displaced from the closed position to the open position. While the control device 33 is set to the disabled state, all of the prompting devices 32 of the plurality of door locks 20 generate a prompt message for indicating that the control device 33 is set to the disabled state, so that the user can also get After the control device 33 is set to the disabled state, the plurality of gates 44 are actively located. Facing an open position moves the closed position, causing all of said plurality of doors 44 can not be displaced from the closed position to the open position.

Assuming that the control device 33, which is originally set to the unblocked state, is set to the disabled state, the unblocking device 40 inserted in the connector 38 of the control device 33 is removed, so that the control device 33 controls the module 33A because the unblocking device 40 cannot be read. The control device 33 is set to the disabled state, and the control module 33A of the control device 3 outputs a disable signal to all of the plurality of door locks 20 when the control device 33 is set to the disabled state. The door lock control unit 28, such that all the door lock control units 28 of the plurality of door locks 20 respectively drive the electric setting device 30 to drive the locking mechanism 24 to be locked from the unlocked state, resulting in the plurality of doors The latch drive 22 of the lock 20 is inoperable and further prevents the first or second handle 34A, 34B from being used to drive the latch 23 to be displaced from the upper latch position to the unlatched position, in which case the plurality of door locks 20 All of the prompting devices 32 generate a prompt message, and if the plurality of doors are At least one of the four doors 4 is in the closed position, and the doors 44 are not displaceable from the closed position to the open position. Further, if at least one of the plurality of doors 44 is in the open position, all of the plurality of door locks 20 may be The prompt message generated by the prompting device 32 actively displaces the door 44 in the open position to the closed position, thus ensuring that all of the plurality of doors 44 remain in the closed position and cannot be displaced to the open position until the control device 33 is set to the unblocked state. Alternatively, the user sets the locking mechanism 24 to the unlocked state via the first or second manual setting devices 26, 27 using the correct key.

Assuming that the control device 33, which is originally in the prohibited state, is set to the unblocking state, the unblocking device 40 that is paired with the control device 33 and obtains the control right is inserted into the connector 38, and the control device 33 compares the identification information with the ban identification. If the information is consistent, the control module 33A outputs a cancellation signal to all of the plurality of door locks 20, causing the plurality of door locks 20 to release the prompting device 32. The plurality of door locks 20 The respective locking mechanism 24 can still set the locking mechanism 24 to the unlocked state via the first or second manual setting devices 26, 27 using the correct key for actual needs.

Assuming that the control device 33 is set to the disabled state, the release device 40 separate from the control device 33 is allowed to be held by the manager and arbitrarily moved to any one of the plurality of door locks 20, and the use of the lifting device is used. 40 is electrically connected or sensed to the reading device 31 of the adjacent door lock 20, causing the door lock control unit 28 to read the release identification information in the release device 40 and compare it with the comparison identification information stored in the memory 29, and lift the ban. In the case where the identification information matches the comparison identification information, the door lock control unit 28 drives the electric setting device 30 to set the locking mechanism 24 to the unlocked state, further allowing the first driving handle 22 to be used to drive the latch driving device 22 to cause the latching head 23 to be The latch position is displaced to the unlatching position. When the unlocking identification information does not match the comparison identification information, the door lock control unit 28 drives the electric setting device 30 to set the unlocking mechanism 24 to the locked state, further disallowing the use of the first handle 34A. Driving the latch drive 22 to cause the latch 3 by the upper unlatched position displaced to the unlocked position.

There are other variations besides the centrally controlled access control system 10 of the first embodiment shown in the figures of Figures 1 and 2, see Figures 3 and 4 for the central control access control of the second embodiment of the present invention. The system 10, the plurality of door locks 20 of the centrally controlled access control system 10 of the second embodiment of the present invention further includes a first wireless connection to the door lock control unit 28, respectively, compared to the centrally controlled access control system 10 of the first embodiment. The transmission module 35, the control device 33 further includes a second wireless transmission module 42 electrically connected to the control module 33A, and the control device 33 is not provided with the connector 38. The control device 33 of the second embodiment uses and controls the module. A third wireless transmission module 43 electrically connected to the 33A is used in place of the connector 38 described in the first embodiment. In this state, the release device 40 can be an access control card and a device other than the access card. For example, the lifting device 40 can be The manager's mobile phone, tablet, personal computer, remote controller, etc. are allowed to communicate with the third wireless transmission module 43 Through the device. In addition, all of the first wireless transmission modules 35 of the plurality of door locks 20 are respectively connected to the second wireless transmission module 42 of the control device 33, so that there is no need between the control device 33 and all of the plurality of door locks 20 The forbidden signal or the unblocked signal of the control device 33 can be transmitted to all of the first wireless transmission modules 35 of the plurality of door locks 20 through the second wireless transmission module 42 through any electrical connection.

Assuming that the access card is used as the lifting device 40 (as shown in FIG. 4), in the state where the access card is located within the communication range of the third wireless transmission module 43, the control device 33 is set to the unblocked state, and the access card is located. In a state other than the communication range of the third wireless transmission module 43, the control device 33 is set to the disabled state. When the control device 33 is set to the disabled state, the access card is allowed to be close to the door lock 20 on the door 44 to be opened, so that the first wireless transmission module 35 of the door lock 20 can read the lifting of the access control card. For the identification information, the door lock control unit 28 of the door lock 20 compares the obtained unblocking identification information with the comparison identification information in the memory 29, and if the door lock control unit 28 of the door lock 20 compares the ban identification information with If the comparison identification information does not match, the locking mechanism 24 of the door lock 20 remains in the original state (one of the locked state or the unlocked state), and if the door lock control unit 28 of the door lock 20 compares the identification information and ratio If the identification information matches, the locking mechanism 24 of the door lock 20 is set to the unlocked state by the electric setting device 30, thus allowing the user holding the door card to displace the door 44 from the closed position to the open position.

Assuming that the mobile phone of the manager is used as the lifting device 40 (as shown in FIG. 5), the respective memory 29 of the plurality of door locks 20 stores a unique hardware identification information, and the memory 36 of the control device 33. The hardware identification information of the plurality of door locks 20 is stored, and the mobile phone of the manager can be connected to the third wireless transmission module 43 via a management software to operate the control device 33, that is, at the control device 33. When the canceling state is set, the mobile phone use management software of the manager is allowed to issue a designated prohibition signal to the specific at least one of the plurality of door locks 20 through the control device (the control device is not set to the disabled state). In detail, the manager's mobile phone is connected to the control device 33 and executes the management software, and the manager's mobile phone acquires all the hardware identification information of the plurality of door locks 20 in the main memory 36 of the control device 33. In this way, the mobile phone of the manager is allowed to select a specific prohibition signal for the specific at least one of the plurality of door locks 20 via the control device 33. In this state, the designated prohibition signal issued by the control device 20 further includes the manager being selected. The hardware identification information of the specific door lock 20 (there may be a plurality of pieces of hardware identification information), so the control device 33 issues a designated prohibition signal, although it is received by all the door locks 20, but the plurality of door locks 20 are each Whether the hardware identification information of the received designated forbidden signal is the same as the hardware identification information stored in the memory 29, if at least one of the plurality of door locks 20 matches the hardware identification information and memory in the forbidden signal The hardware identification information in the body 29 is different, and the door lock control unit 28 of the door lock 20 Driving the electric setting device 30, causing the locking mechanism 24 of the door lock 20 to remain in the original state (one of the locked or unlocked states), if at least one of the plurality of door locks 20 is relatively hard in the forbidden signal The body identification information is the same as the hardware identification information in the memory 29, and the door lock control unit 28 of the door lock 20 drives the electric setting device 30 to cause the locking mechanism 24 to be set to the locked state, and further installs the door of the door lock 20. 44 is not allowed to be displaced from the closed position to the open position.

Further, the manager's mobile phone use management software is also allowed to set the control device 33 to the prohibition state or the release state. If the administrator's mobile phone is used to set the control device 33 to the release state, the control device 33 does not include any of the plural numbers. The unlocking signal of the hardware identification information of the door locks 20, so that all the plurality of door locks 20 receive the unblocking signal does not need to compare whether the hardware identification information matches, so all the plurality of door locks 20 are lifted. The signal does not drive the electric setting device 30 to change the state of the locking mechanism 24, and if the regulating device 33 is set to the prohibited state, the regulating device 33 issues a prohibition signal that does not include any hardware identification information of the plurality of door locks 20, All of the plurality of door locks 20 perform a prohibition signal, and further all of the lock mechanisms 24 of the plurality of door locks 20 are set to a locked state, and the respective latch heads 23 of the plurality of door locks 20 are not allowed to be The latch position is displaced to the unlatching position. Further, if the control device 33 compares the release identification information of the manager's mobile phone with the comparison identification information in the main memory 36, the control device 33 is set to the disabled state and does not allow the mobile phone (the lifting device 40) to operate. Control device 33.

The centrally controlled access control system 10 of the various embodiments of the present invention can be applied to provide better security protection, such as in a campus. In particular, the centrally controlled access control system 10 of various embodiments of the present invention, if used in a campus, the plurality of doors All of the prompting devices 32 of the lock 20 employ a buzzer or a horn, and the control device 33 may be disposed in the principal room or the guard room. In the case where the control device 33 is set to the unblocked state, all of the plurality of door locks 20 The prompting device 32 does not operate. Assuming that a gangster breaks into the campus, the principal or guard can quickly set the control device 33 to the disabled state using the lifting device 40, so that all the prompting devices 32 of the plurality of door locks 20 are immediately generated. The warning sounds, and if any one of the plurality of doors 44 is in the closed position, the door 44 is set to the locked state by the associated locking mechanism 24, if any at least one of the plurality of doors 44 is located In the open position, the user can be prompted by the prompting device 32 to actively The door 44 in the open position is displaced from the open position to the closed position, such that the plurality of doors 44 can be displaced to the closed position if the control device 33 is set to the inhibited state, and because of the entirety of the plurality of door locks 20 The locking mechanism 24 is set in the locked state, so that the latching drive 22 can not be directly operated by the first and/or second handles 34A, 34B after the plurality of doors 44 are all in the closed position. Displacement from the upper latch position to the unlatching position further maintains all of the plurality of doors 44 in the closed position, which further delays the time for the gangster to enter the classroom, thereby achieving the effect of improving campus safety.

The centrally controlled access control system 10 of the various embodiments of the present invention can also be applied to access control such as a large company or institution. In detail, it is assumed that there are many rooms in a large company, in which case the plurality of doors All of the prompting devices 32 of the 44 use the illuminant, and the green signal of the unblocking signal corresponding to the control device 33 is displayed, and the red light of the prohibiting signal corresponding to the control device 33 is displayed. During the off-hours, there may be some rooms inside. The staff is working overtime, and some people inside the room have already got off work. These unoccupied rooms may forget to lock the door because of negligence. Therefore, in order to control the door 44 of each room in the company to be locked, the lifting device can be used. 40, the control device 33 is set to the disabled state, so that all the prompting devices 32 of the plurality of door locks 20 display a red light number, and the room forgotten to lock the door will be locked because the door 44 is in the closed position and the locking mechanism 24 is set to be locked. The state, causing all the doors 44 inside the company can not directly use the first or second 34A, 34B are open, although the person who is still working overtime is also locked in the room, but these overtime workers can use the correct key to set the locking mechanism 24 to the unlocked state by the first or second manual setting devices 26, 27. (the control device 33 remains in the inhibited state), further allowing the first or second handle 34A, 34B to be used to interlock the latch drive 22 to displace the latch 23 from the upper latch position to the unlatched position, allowing the corresponding door 44 to be closed. Displace to the open position.

The central control access control system 10 of each embodiment of the present application can uniformly and quickly lock the doors of each classroom in the campus, effectively delaying the time for the culprits to break into the classrooms, and further improving the campus security.

The centrally controlled access control system 10 of the various embodiments of the present invention is applied to a general company, and can quickly lock all the doors at once during off-hours, thereby eliminating the need for personnel to inspect whether the doors of each room are actually locked.

The centrally controlled access control system 10 of the various embodiments of the present invention allows the plurality of door locks 20 to be quickly locked after the single control device 33 is set to the disabled state, and allows the control device 33 to be set to the disabled state. The use of the key alone to release the locked state of the door lock by the first or second manual setting devices 26, 27 is both convenient and practical.

The centrally controlled access control system 10 of the second embodiment of the present invention uses wireless transmission technology to allow the control device 33 to communicate with a plurality of door locks 20 at the same time, thereby eliminating the problem and trouble of using the wire connection.

The central control access control system 10 of the second embodiment of the present invention communicates with the lifting control device 40 by using a wireless transmission technology. Thus, the lifting device 40 can be used without limitation to a conventional access card, and the lifting device 40 can also use, for example, a mobile phone or a tablet computer. After the personal computer or remote controller is paired with the control device 33, the control device 33 is set to the unlocked state or the disabled state using a mobile phone, a tablet computer, a personal computer, or a remote controller paired with the control device 33.

The basic teachings of this creation have been described, and many extensions and variations will be apparent to those of ordinary skill in the art. For example, all or a single of the plurality of door locks 20 of the various embodiments may not include the second manual setting device 27, and in this state, the door lock 20 without the second manual setting device 27 may be commercially available but not only It is limited to a commercially available door handle that cannot be locked, so that in the case where the locking mechanism 24 of the plurality of door locks 20 is set to the locked state, it is not allowed to directly operate the latch using the first handle 34A. The driving device 22 interlocks the latching head 23 from the upper latching position to the unlatching position, but allows the latching drive 22 to be operated directly by the second handle 34B to interlock the latching head 23 from the upper latching position to the unlatching position, thus the center of the present creation The controlled access control system 10 still retains the advantage of quickly driving the plurality of door locks 20 simultaneously in an emergency.

The present invention disclosed in the specification is to be considered as illustrative and not restrictive. The scope of the present invention is defined by the scope of the appended claims, and is not intended to be limited by the scope of the invention.

10‧‧‧Central Control Access Control System 20‧‧‧Door Lock 22‧‧‧Latch Drive 23‧‧‧Latch 24‧‧‧Locking Mechanism 26‧‧‧First Manual Setting Device 27‧‧‧ Second Manual setting device 28‧‧‧Door lock control unit 29‧‧‧Memory 30‧‧‧Electrical setting device 31‧‧‧Reading device 32‧‧‧Prompt device 33‧‧‧Control device 33A‧‧‧Control module 34A‧‧‧First Handle 34B‧‧‧Second Handle 35‧‧‧First Wireless Transmission Module 36‧‧‧Main Memory 38‧‧‧Connector 40‧‧‧Unblocking Device 42‧‧‧Second Wireless Transmission Module 43‧‧‧Third Radio Transmission Module 44‧‧‧ Door 44A‧‧‧Inside 44B‧‧‧Outside

Figure 1 is a block diagram of the central control access control system of the first embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 1A is a block diagram showing that the locking device of the central control access control system of the first embodiment is set to the unlock state after the control device of the central control access control system is set to the disabled state, and the locking mechanism for the specific one door lock is set to the unlock state. Fig. 2 is a schematic view showing the central control access control system of the first embodiment of the present invention. Figure 3 is a structural diagram of the central control access control system of the second embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 3A is a block diagram showing that the locking device of the central control access control system of the second embodiment is set to the unlock state after the control device of the central control access control system is set to the disabled state, and the locking mechanism for the specific one door lock is set to the unlock state. Fig. 4 is a view showing the state in which the central control access control system of the second embodiment of the present invention uses an access card. Fig. 5 is a state diagram showing the use of the mobile device in the central control access control system of the second embodiment of the present invention.

The drawings are merely for the purpose of explaining the basic teachings, and the description of the number, the position, the relationship, and the size of the components of the embodiments will be explained or the technical skills will be read after reading and understanding the following description. In addition, after reading and understanding the following descriptions, changes in the exact dimensions and size ratios associated with specific forces, weights, strengths, and similar requirements are also industry skills.

In the different figures, the same reference numerals are used to designate the same or similar elements; in addition, please refer to the text such as "top", "bottom", "first", "second", "forward", "backward", "reverse" To "," "front", "back", "height", "twist", "length", "end", "side", "horizontal", "vertical", etc. and similar terms are only for the viewer The constructions in the figures are for reference only to aid in the description of the embodiments.

10‧‧‧Central Control Access Control System

20‧‧‧ door lock

22‧‧‧Latch drive

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26‧‧‧First manual setting device

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29‧‧‧ memory

30‧‧‧Electrical setting device

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32‧‧‧ prompt device

33‧‧‧Control device

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Claims (11)

A centrally controlled access control system comprising: a plurality of doors that are individually displaceable between a closed position and an open position; a plurality of door locks respectively associated with a plurality of doors, each of the plurality of door locks including a latch drive And a latch that is drivable by the latch drive to be displaced in an upper latched position and an unlatched position, the plurality of latches further each including a latching mechanism that prevents operation of the latching drive, and a first manual setting device and a motor setting device for setting a locking state to a locked state or an unlocked state, wherein the plurality of door locks each further comprise a door lock control unit electrically connected to the electric setting device; a control module electrically connected to all of the door lock control units of the plurality of door locks; and a lifting device that is paired with the control module of the control device to obtain control rights, and the lifting device can set the control device to be released or prohibited a state in which at least one of the plurality of doors is in a closed position and a corresponding door lock The state in which the latch is in the upper latch position does not allow the door to be displaced from the closed position to the open position, wherein at least one of the plurality of doors is in the closed position and the corresponding latch of the door lock is in the unlatched position. And allowing the door to be displaced from the closed position to the open position. In a case where the locking mechanism of any one of the plurality of door locks is set to the locked state by the first manual setting device or the electric setting device, the device is not allowed The latch driving device of any one of the plurality of door locks drives the latch to be displaced from the upper latch position to the unlatching position, and at least one of the latching mechanisms of the plurality of door locks is first manually set or electrically When the setting device is set to the unlocked state, the latch driving device of the door lock is allowed to drive the latch to be displaced from the upper latch position to the unlatching position, and when the control device is set to the unlocked state by the lifting device, the control module outputs Disabling the forbidden signal to all of the door lock control units of the plurality of door locks, all of the plurality of door locks being electrically powered The locking device does not operate, and each of the locking mechanisms of the plurality of door locks maintains one of the original locked state or the unlocked state. When the control device is set to the disabled state, the control module outputs a The signal is prohibited from being given to all the door lock control units of the plurality of door locks, and all of the electric setting devices of the plurality of door locks set the locking mechanism to the locked state. The central control access control system of claim 1, wherein the plurality of doors each include an inner side and an outer side, the plurality of door locks further comprising: a plurality of prompting devices, respectively, and each of the door lock control units Electrically connected and fixed to the inner side of the corresponding door, the plurality of prompting devices generate at least one of a light and an sound to indicate that the control device is in a released state and a disabled state. The central control access control system of claim 1, wherein the plurality of doors each include an inner side and an outer side, and the first manual setting devices of the plurality of door locks are respectively fixed to the outer sides of the plurality of doors, The plurality of door locks further comprise: a second manual setting device fixed to the inner side of the door, the second manual setting device can set the locking mechanism to be in a locked state or an unlocked state, and a first handle is mounted on the corresponding door On the outside, the first handle is coupled with the latch driving device; and a second handle is mounted on the inner side of the corresponding door, and the second handle is coupled with the latch driving device; when the locking mechanism is set to the locked state Next, the second manual setting device is allowed to set the unlocking mechanism to the unlocked state, further allowing the first and second handles to be used, and the interlocking latch driving device to drive the latch to be displaced from the upper latching position to the unlatching position. The central control access control system of claim 1, wherein the control device further comprises: a connector electrically connected to the control module; a main memory electrically connected to the control module, and the main memory is used for storage in the main memory Identifying a first identification data of the unblocking device that is paired with the control module to obtain control; and in a state where the lifting device is electrically connected to the connector, the control module reads a second identification data in the unlocking device, if the control The module compares the first and second identification data, and the control device is set to the unblocking state. When the lifting device is electrically connected to the connector, the control module reads the second identification data of the lifting device, if the control module compares The first and second identification materials do not match, the control device is set to the disabled state, and the control device is set to the disabled state in a state where the release device is disconnected from the connector without being electrically connected. The central control access control system of claim 1, wherein the plurality of door locks further comprises a memory body electrically connected to the door lock control unit and a reading device, and the memory is stored and paired with the corresponding lifting device. a pair of identification information generated, the release device internally storing a release identification information; and in the case where the control device is set to the disabled state, allowing the use of the release device to access any one of the plurality of door locks The device reads the unblocking identification information in the unblocking device, and if the door lock compares the comparison identification information in the memory with the lifting the identification information, the door lock control unit drives the electric setting device to set the locking mechanism to the unlocked state. If the door lock does not match the comparison identification information in the memory and the ban identification information, the door lock control unit drives the electric setting device to set the locking mechanism to the locked state. A centrally controlled access control system comprising: a plurality of doors that are individually displaceable between a closed position and an open position; a plurality of door locks respectively associated with a plurality of doors, each of the plurality of door locks including a latch drive And a latch that is drivable by the latch drive to be displaced in an upper latched position and an unlatched position, the plurality of latches further each including a latching mechanism that prevents operation of the latching drive, and The first manual setting device and the electric setting device may be configured to be in a locked state or an unlocked state, and the plurality of door locks each further comprise a door lock control unit and a door lock control unit electrically connected to the electric setting device a first wireless transmission module electrically connected; a control device comprising a control module and a second wireless transmission module electrically connected to the control module, the second wireless transmission module and the plurality of door locks All of the first wireless transmission module connections; and a lifting device that is paired with the control module of the control device to obtain control The forbidden device may set the control device to be in an unblocked state or a disabled state; in a state in which at least one of the plurality of doors is in the closed position and the corresponding latch of the door lock is in the upper latch position, the door is not allowed to be closed by the closed position Displacement to the open position, allowing the door to be displaced from the closed position to the open position in a state in which at least one of the plurality of doors is in the closed position and the corresponding latch of the door lock is in the unlatched position, in the plural In the case where the locking mechanism of any one of the door locks is set to the locked state by the first manual setting device or the electric setting device, the latch driving device of the door lock is not allowed to drive the latch head from the upper latching position to the unlatching position. Displacement, in the case where the locking mechanism of any one of the plurality of door locks is set to the unlocked state by the first manual setting device or the electric setting device, the latch driving device of the door lock is allowed to drive the latch to be latched The position is displaced to the unlatching position, and when the control device is set to the unblocking state, the control module outputs a The forbidden signal is given to all the door lock control units of the plurality of door locks, all of the electric setting devices of the plurality of door locks are not operated, and the respective locking mechanisms of the plurality of door locks respectively maintain the original locked state or unlock In any one of the states, when the control device is set to the disabled state, the control module outputs a disable signal to all of the door lock control units of the plurality of door locks, and all of the plurality of door locks are electrically powered The setting device drive locking mechanism is set to the locked state by the unlocked state. The central control access control system of claim 6, wherein the plurality of doors each include an inner side and an outer side, the plurality of door locks further comprising: a plurality of prompting devices, respectively, and each of the door lock control units Electrically connected and fixed to the inner side of the corresponding door, the plurality of prompting devices generate at least one of a light and an sound to indicate that the control device is in a released state and a disabled state. The central control access control system of claim 6, wherein the plurality of doors each include an inner side and an outer side, and the first manual setting devices of the plurality of door locks are respectively fixed to the outer sides of the plurality of doors, The plurality of door locks further comprise: a second manual setting device fixed to the inner side of the door, the second manual setting device can set the locking mechanism to be in a locked state or an unlocked state, and a first handle is mounted on the corresponding door On the outside, the first handle is interlocked with the latch drive And a second handle mounted on the inner side of the corresponding door, the second handle being coupled with the latch driving device; in the case where the locking mechanism is set to the locked state, the second manual setting device is allowed to be set The lock mechanism is in an unlocked state, further permitting the use of the first and second handles, the interlocking latch drive to drive the latch to be displaced from the upper latch position to the unlatched position. The central control access control system of claim 6, wherein the control device further comprises: a third wireless transmission module electrically connected to the control module; a main memory, electrically connected to the control module, main memory The body stores a first identification data for identifying the unblocking device that is paired with the control module to obtain control; and the control module reads the release device in a state where the lifting device is located within the communication range of the third wireless transmission module Having a second identification data, if the control module matches the first and second identification data, the control device is set to the unblocking state, and the control module is in a state in which the lifting device is located within the communication range of the third wireless transmission module. The group reads the second identification data of the lifting device, and if the control module does not match the first and second identification data, the control device is set to a prohibited state, and the lifting device is outside the communication range of the third wireless transmission module. Next, the control device is set to the disabled state. The central control access control system of claim 6, wherein the plurality of door locks further comprise a memory electrically connected to the door lock control unit, and storing in the memory a ratio of pairing with the corresponding unblocking device For identifying information, the unblocking device internally stores an unblocking identification information; and in the case where the regulating device is set to the disabled state, allowing the use of the unblocking device to approach any one of the plurality of door locks, causing reading The device reads the unblocking identification information in the unlocking device, and if the door lock compares the comparison identification information in the memory with the lifting the identification information, the door lock control unit drives the electric setting device to set the locking mechanism to the unlocked state, and the door lock is The comparison identification information in the comparison memory does not match the release identification information, and the door lock control unit drives the electric setting device to set the locking mechanism to the locked state. The central control access control system of claim 6, wherein the plurality of door locks further comprise a memory electrically connected to the door lock control unit, and storing in the memory a ratio of pairing with the corresponding unblocking device For the identification information and the hardware identification information exclusive to each of the plurality of door locks, the unblocking device internally stores an unblocking identification information and all the hardware identification information of the plurality of door locks, and the unblocking device is installed and managed. The control device can be operated by the software, wherein the control device further comprises: a third wireless transmission module electrically connected to the control module; a main memory electrically connected to the control module, and the main memory is stored for identification and control mode a first identification data of the unblocking device that obtains control and a pair of hardware identification information of the plurality of door locks; if the control module matches the first and second identification data, the control device is set to release the ban State, and allows the lifting device to operate the control device, if the control module compares the first and second identification data Inconsistent, the control device is set to the prohibition state, and the release device is not allowed to operate the control device. When the release device is allowed to operate the control device, the release device allows the tube installation to be set to the unblocked state or the prohibited state. In the case of operating the control device, the release device allows selection of at least one of the plurality of door locks via the control control device to issue a designated inhibit signal including hardware identification information of at least one of the plurality of door locks, After all the plurality of door locks receive the designated prohibition signal, if at least one of the hardware identification information of the specified prohibition signal is the same as the hardware identification information stored in the memory, the specified prohibition signal is executed to set the locking mechanism. In the locked state, after all the plurality of door locks receive the designated forbidden signal, if at least one of the hardware identification information in the specified prohibition signal is different from the hardware identification information stored in the memory, the specified prohibition is not performed. Signal, the specified prohibition signal is not executed in the plurality of door locks The locking mechanism of the door lock remains in the original locked state or unlocked state.