WO2001089886A1 - Vorrichtung zur sicherung von transporten - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a device for securing transports with a transport vehicle.
- Long-distance transports are generally secured by maintaining a radio or cell phone connection between the driver and a control center.
- an emergency such as a robbery
- the driver sounds the alarm if he is able to do so.
- the head office then contacts the police.
- robberies for long-distance transport are unfortunately often successful, cost many lives and cause immense material damage.
- the cargo can rarely or never be recovered.
- One reason for this is that there is often no opportunity for the driver to activate the alarm. But even if an alarm is given, the cargo can usually be easily transported until the police arrive.
- the present invention is therefore based on the object of demonstrating a device for securing the transport, which does not have disadvantages of existing devices, and which in particular enables an alarm even if the driver is not able to trigger one himself and which is capable of charging a device Secures transport regardless of the driver's condition. This object is achieved by the invention defined in the patent claims.
- a vehicle to be secured by the device has a control station and at least one loading space.
- the device is now essentially characterized by a control device that is to be installed in the loading space. This means that the alarm can be sent to a control center and, depending on the location of the load, independently of the driver and the control station.
- the control device in the loading space is preferably equipped with a location system, for example with a GPS receiver.
- the control device can then send positioning signals to the control center. If necessary, this is continuously informed about the position of the load.
- the control center becomes active on its own without being alerted if the route of the load deviates from a predetermined route. It can also be the case that a predefined route is stored in the control device and that the vehicle is alerted and deactivated if the current location of the load shows a deviation from the route outside a predefined tolerance.
- the cargo space control device is autonomous in the above sense, that is, it enables alarm messages and further information transmission without the driver's intervention or the functioning of any devices in the control station being required.
- the cargo space control device advantageously has a power supply which ensures a supply of electrical energy that is independent of the vehicle if necessary.
- Such power supply means can be, for example, a rechargeable battery that is charged via the vehicle's power supply in normal vehicle operation.
- the device preferably has two vehicle-based control devices, namely a control device in the control station in addition to the cargo space control device. These two control devices are in a communication connection with each other and each with the control device of the control center.
- the control station monitoring device can, for example, have means for identifying the driver.
- Such means for identifying the driver can include the creation of an electronic signature by entering a PIN code and / or an electronic fingerprint and a presence signal.
- such means for identifying the driver can include reading a thermal fingerprint.
- the cargo hold control device can then be programmed so that it immediately sends an alarm message to the control center if an attempt is made to drive away without prior successful identification. It can also be installable in the vehicle in such a way that it can intervene in the vehicle electronics and only allow the vehicle to continue driving if the driver has been successfully identified.
- the control device in the cargo hold can have means with which it can be determined when an existing cargo is separated from the cargo hold and / or when the cargo hold is separated from the control station. For example, there may be an electrical contact or a radio contact between the operator's platform and the load carrier or the load, or there may be a contact between the cargo space control device or at least one of them contacted and fixed to the load or (each) part of the Charge connected element on the one hand and the chassis on the other hand can be present. Such a connection is checked continuously or at short intervals for its existence. An interruption in the connection is a malfunction and an (alarm) signal can be sent from one of the control devices to the control center. A simple example of realizing such a connection is a line loop that is led through the charge.
- a predefined electrical resistance can, for example, also be provided with a certain electrical resistance, so that a predetermined current flows. This way you can ensure that the monitoring function of the line loop is not rendered ineffective by a short circuit of the input and output of the loop.
- a predefined electrical resistance a fixed oscillation frequency of an element predefined with the charge, for example an LC circuit or a quartz oscillator, can also be used for checking.
- a cable-free connection to the control device and the element connected to the charge is also conceivable. Removing the charge from the cargo space would cause an interruption, due to the shielding from electromagnetic waves by the cargo space or at least due to an increased distance of the element from the control device. If there are several independent elements connected to different parts of the load, which will be useful, for example, if the entire load is not loaded and / or unloaded at the same time, then each element can have a different characteristic frequency or resistance, for example ,
- the cargo hold control device an element permanently connected to part of the load or possibly a control station control device may also have a direction finder. In the event of an alarm, this can also be activated and targeted, for example, at SAR frequency from helicopters. In addition to the location report transmitted by the head office, a location determination from the outside is possible directly at the location of the critical situation.
- Figure 1 is a diagram of the flow of information for a control device in the control station
- FIG. 2 shows a diagram of the information flow for a control device in the loading space
- Figure 3 is a diagram of the flow of information for a control device in the control center and
- FIG. 4 is a diagram of the interaction between the control devices in the control station, in the hold and in the control center
- the control station monitoring device has a control device represented by a rectangle in the figure and a mobile radio device connected to it.
- the mobile device can be a conventional mobile phone, for example. But it can also be a transceiver of a worldwide wireless telephone system with satellite signal transmission, a short-wave radio or any other wireless telecommunication device.
- the mobile device ensures communication with the head office.
- the information that can be fed into the control unit (LNPUT) is shown in the figure below the control unit.
- drivers active and, depending on requirements, information or control signals such as keyboard inputs 1, an emergency stop 4 and alarm messages 10, inputs requested by the driver through a prompt such as personal ID input 2 (fingerprint) - possibly also as periodic monitoring of the living function of the driver - and the PIN code input 3 as well as vehicle control signals such as protocols of an alarm trigger 5, an emergency braking 6 or a locking device 9.
- Binary inputs 7 enable the connection of additional data processing devices.
- Control unit Information or control signals contain certain status messages 11 for the driver, optical and / or acoustic alarm indicators 13 and a printer output 12, for this purpose certain alarm messages 14 for the cargo space control device, status logs 15 with location report and movement sequence and emergency stop logs 19 as well as control signals for triggering a Emergency braking 16 or a lock 34.
- the cargo hold control device described with reference to FIG. 2 has a control device, a mobile radio device of the type present in the operator's station and a GPS receiver with a connection to a GPS antenna.
- the control unit, mobile device and GPS receiver are arranged in a security container that is tightly closed and that also contains the load.
- the safety container can only be opened if authorization has been given by the control center; the driver alone cannot open the safety container.
- the control unit is in constant communication with the control unit of the control station. If this communication connection is interrupted, for example because the safety container or even the entire cargo space has been removed, the control unit automatically triggers an alarm message.
- a much smaller security container is also conceivable, which only encloses the control device, mobile radio device, GPS receiver and possibly other electronic devices and does not contain the charge.
- a smaller container can be firmly connected to part of the load or a closed loading space and, for example, can be welded into a bottom of the box or the like in a manner that is hardly visible.
- another event triggers an automatic alarm message, for example the interruption of a cable contact between the chassis of the vehicle and part of the load.
- FIG. 1 the possible INPUT and OUTPUT channels of the control device in the cargo space are shown in FIG.
- the driver can also provide a personal ID input 20 with a PLN code input 21 by the driver and, for example, in addition to authorization by the driver the control center for unloading the cargo space can be requested.
- the predefined sequence for example blocking the cargo space, can be overridden from the control center, which may be necessary in the event of an accident (override function 28).
- Information and signals coming from the control unit include the signals to the control station monitoring device, emergency braking protocol 6, locking protocol 9 and alarm message 10, a visual and / or acoustic alarm display in the cargo hold, and movement and status protocols 32 and 33 transmitted to the central office.
- Via binary inputs and - Outputs 22 and 17 can exchange information with other sensors, safety and monitoring circuits, control devices,
- control device of the control center comprises a control device and a telecommunication device connected to it for communication with the vehicle and, if necessary, with other devices, see FIG. 3.
- the input channels naturally include operator tools such as keyboard 30 and telephone 31, but also the movement log information transmitted from the loading space 32 and status log 33 as well as, depending on the further signals transmitted by the operator's control device or the cargo hold control device, in particular alarm signals.
- motion messages 24, status messages 25 and alarm messages 26 are output on displays in the control center and authorization signals 23 as well as an override signal 28 to the vehicle.
- automatic alarm forwarding 27 to local police stations and depending on the other Facilities provided. In such a case, for example, a fax in the national language can be automatically sent to the police station closest to the vehicle, possibly with position information and / or bearing frequency.
- FIG. 4 shows an overview of the interaction between the control devices in the control station, cargo hold and control center, only the most important
- FIG. 4 also shows an optional control device for the driver (dotted lines). Such is, for example, in constant communication with the driver
- Control station control device and represents, as it were, an extension of the same.
- Such a driver control device enables the driver to determine, for example, the status of the
- a driver control device can be worn, for example, on a belt, integrated in a mobile phone or in a wristwatch and via a means for
- the loading space of the vehicle is secured by the device after loading. This is done, for example, by the driver initializing the device using a keyboard input 1. After the device has been initialized, the driver has no way of undoing it without the intervention of the control center. After initialization, the control device in the cargo area transmits a status log and a motion log to the control center, which logs are activated continuously, eg at pre-programmed time intervals. The control device takes the data for these protocols on the one hand through the above described input channels, on the other hand by the Safellitennavigation system. In addition, the control units in the driver's station and in the cargo hold are configured so that the driver is called upon to identify himself each time the engine is started and before the cargo hold is opened 2, 3, 20, 21. An alarm is triggered together with a locking device AV if one of the following accidents occurs:
- An alarm consists, for example, of an automatic report to the control center together with an acoustic and / or visual alarm signal in the control station and in the cargo hold 13 or 18.
- the driver is called from the control center and according to a previously agreed code asked. If he gives the all-clear by notifying the correct code, the control panel releases the lock / immobilizer. Otherwise, the alarm is immediately forwarded to the police etc. 27. The police are informed of the exact location of the cargo, which is transmitted to the control center via the movement protocol 32. This information is continuously updated if necessary. If the cargo hold control device or an element connected to the cargo also has a direction-finding transmitter, this is of course advantageously used to target the cargo, for example from helicopters.
- the control center can also trigger an alarm on its own. It does this, for example, when it is determined that the load is not on a predefined route.
- a further information exchange can also take place through the device according to the invention. The driver can, for example, be assisted immediately if an emergency braking operation has taken place, via which the control center was immediately informed by the status log.
- the device described above is of course not the only embodiment of the invention. It is not excluded, for example, that the control station monitoring device does not have a transmitter, i.e. does not have its own mobile radio. All information originating from the control station is then first transmitted to the cargo hold monitoring device and, if necessary, only subsequently transmitted by its mobile radio device. You can go even further and omit the control station monitoring device entirely. In such a case, an automatic alarm is triggered, for example, when an electrical contact between the chassis and the cargo space control unit or a probe in communication with it is interrupted.
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