WO2005019571A1 - 防犯システム - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a security system, and more particularly, to a security system that is easy to design, build, operate, and maintain, has low cost, and is suitable mainly for homes and the like.
- Japanese Patent No. 2756611 discloses a rotary lock claw attached to a side edge of a frame of one of two windows or a window frame of a vertical opening / closing window. It is disclosed that the locking and unlocking is carried out by engaging and disengaging a locking member attached to a frame of the other window or a window frame of the vertical opening and closing window.
- This wireless security system includes a permanent magnet attached to the operation piece of the rotary lock claw, a side edge of one of the window frames to which the rotary lock claw is mounted, or a window frame of an up-down window.
- Proximity sensor built into the wireless transmitter is brought close to the permanent magnet attached to the operation piece of the rotary lock claw, and when the rotary lock is in the locked position or unlocked.
- the wireless receiver is turned on and off, and the security receiver receives and detects the radio signal added to the ID code sent from the wireless transmitter and the unlocking position signal, and the window is locked. Be in the unlocked state It is configured to broadcast.
- the wireless transmitter incorporates an IC chip in which a control circuit is mounted in a package from which a plurality of connection pins are derived, and selectively connects the conductive connection of the IC chip and the connection pins.
- the ID code is fixedly set by bonding.
- a magnet is provided on a rotating lever such as a crescent lock, and a wireless transmitter containing a proximity sensor that detects the magnetic force of the magnet is installed near this lever.
- a security receiver is installed at any one of the wireless transmitters.
- the wireless transmitter transmits a radio signal to which the unlocked position signal of the turret lock is added, and the security receiver detects the reception of this radio signal and detects the force when the window is in the locked position and the unlocked state. State can be detected.
- the wireless transmitter has a built-in IC chip equipped with a control circuit, and the ID code is fixedly set by selectively bonding the conductive connection and connection pins of the IC chip. I do.
- the conventional wireless security system detects the open / closed state of the main lock of a two-door sliding door, and which of the windows is locked or unlocked. It is possible to confirm or report whether or not the lock can be locked and unlocked by remote control of the window lock.
- the system does not simultaneously control the doors of the entrance and the openings such as the windows, there is a problem that when the lock is opened, the windows are easily opened and the entrance through the entrance is allowed.
- the present invention has been made in view of such a problem, and an object of the present invention is to provide a locking device having a warning and alarm function for an unauthorized entry from an opening of a house or the like, and It is an object of the present invention to provide a security system capable of simultaneously locking the device, alerting the user when an abnormality occurs, and unlocking the device.
- the alert state includes performing some processing when an abnormality occurs in the monitoring state and monitoring the state.
- a security system includes a first slave unit capable of executing locking and unlocking of a first locking device installed at a predetermined entrance of a building.
- a second slave unit capable of locking and unlocking a second locking device installed in another opening of the building, and a second slave unit that locks and unlocks the first slave unit and the second slave unit.
- a controller for controlling the first and second slave units.
- the security system includes a first slave unit capable of executing locking and unlocking of a first locking device installed at a predetermined entrance of a building and another opening of the building.
- a second slave unit capable of executing locking and unlocking of the installed second locking device is connected to the first slave unit and the second slave unit so as to be able to communicate locking and unlocking commands.
- an unlocking function capable of executing a lock.
- the security system includes a first slave unit that can execute locking, alerting, and unlocking of a first locking device installed at a predetermined entrance of a building, and other openings of the building.
- Locking, vigilance and unlocking between the second slave unit capable of locking, guarding and unlocking the second locking device installed in the unit and at least one of the first slave unit and the second slave unit A main controller communicably connected to each lock command, and at least one or more sub-controllers communicably connected to the main controller or any one of the first slave units;
- the locking of the first locking device is executed and the alert state is established based on the instruction from the sub-controller. Transition, this vigilance Under the condition, it has an out-of-office warning mode in which the first locking device is unlocked based on a command from the sub-controller and the warning state can be released.
- FIG. 1A is a conceptual diagram showing a communication state in an out-of-office security mode of a security system according to an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 1B is a conceptual diagram showing a communication state in a home security mode.
- FIG. 2 is a view showing an installation position of a first slave unit and a first auxiliary lock installed on a front door in the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing an auxiliary lock main body and a receiving member of the first auxiliary lock of FIG. 2.
- FIG. 4 is a view showing a schematic configuration of an auxiliary lock main body and a receiving bracket of the first auxiliary lock of FIG. 2;
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a shape of a main controller working in an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a block configuration of a second slave unit according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a shape of a sub-controller according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a connection state of a communication adapter and a telephone according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 is a block diagram of a main controller shown in FIG. 5.
- FIG. 10 is a block diagram of a second auxiliary lock shown in FIG. 6.
- FIG. 11 is a block diagram of the sub-controller shown in FIG. 7.
- FIG. 12 is a plan view showing a configuration of a locking device main body of a second auxiliary lock according to the present invention.
- FIG. 13 is a side view of the locking device body of FIG. 12.
- FIG. 14 is a perspective view showing a state in which a locking device is grounded to a sash door as an opening / closing device.
- FIG. 15 is a diagram showing a cross-sectional configuration of a contact of the second auxiliary lock.
- FIG. 16 is a cross-sectional view showing the arrangement of the contacts of the second auxiliary lock, the conductive contacts of the holder case, and the conductive protrusions.
- FIG. 17 is a perspective view showing a state where dead bolts, a holder case, and contacts of the second auxiliary lock are mounted.
- FIG. 18A is a view showing a state in which the dead bolt of the second auxiliary lock does not touch the glass
- FIG. 18B is a view showing a state in which the dead bolt of the second auxiliary lock has hit the receiving member
- FIG. I s a diagram showing a normal locking state in which the contact of the dead bolt hits the locking projection
- FIG. 18D is a state diagram when an error occurs when the dead bolt hits the glass.
- FIG. 19 is a timing chart of the second auxiliary lock.
- FIG. 20 is a diagram showing locking and alert states of the first and second slave units in the out-of-office alert mode, the at-home alert mode, the at-home mode, and the unlock mode according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 21 is a diagram showing a state change in an out-of-office security mode, a home security mode, a home security mode, and an unlock mode of the security system according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIGS. 1A and 1B show the concept of a detached building to which the security system of the present invention is applied.
- a main lock 53 and a first auxiliary lock 50 that is, a first locking device are attached to an entrance corresponding to a main opening of the detached building.
- the main lock 53 and the second auxiliary lock 3, that is, the second locking device are attached to the windows and access doors corresponding to the other openings of this building (see Fig. 14).
- the first auxiliary lock 50 is provided with a first child device 79 on the body
- the second auxiliary lock 3 is provided with a second child device 80A on the body. I have.
- the first auxiliary lock 50 includes an auxiliary lock main body 51 and a receiving bracket 52, and the auxiliary lock main body 51 is provided at an upper corner of the door D of the entrance. At the edge The metal fitting 52 is attached to the opening edge of the entrance corresponding to the edge of the door D.
- Reference numeral 54 denotes a force indicating a thumb-turn lock serving as an auxiliary lock of the main lock 53. This thumb-turn lock is not related to the first auxiliary lock 50.
- the receiving bracket 52 has a substantially “convex” shape, and through holes 56 for passing bolts (not shown) are provided at both ends of the receiving bracket 52.
- the metal fitting 52 is fixed to the metal edge 55 at the opening of the entrance by these bolts (see FIG. 4).
- the receiving fitting 52 has a receiving portion 58 that receives the dead bolt 57 that enters and exits from the auxiliary lock main body 51 (see FIGS. 3 and 4).
- the distance between the receiving portion 58 and the surface of the metal edge portion 55 is set substantially equal to the thickness of the dead bolt 57, and the receiving bracket 52 and the auxiliary lock main body 51 include the main lock 53 and the thumb-turn.
- the lock 54 is unlocked, the door D is prevented from opening even if it is opened.
- An unlocking button 59 and an LED 60 indicating that the vehicle is in the outside warning mode are provided on the indoor side surface of the auxiliary lock main body 51.
- the auxiliary lock main body 51 includes a housing 61 that is attached to the door D with screws.
- An openable / closable lid is provided on the front side of the housing 61.
- the lid has an opening for exposing the unlock button 59 and the LED 60 to the outside.
- the housing 61 is provided with a pair of guide portions 62 for holding a dead bolt 57 serving as a bar slidably in the axial direction.
- the pair of guide portions 62 have a crank-shaped cross-sectional shape, and slidably hold dead bolts 57 between the pair of guide portions 62 and the bottom of the housing 61.
- a stopper 57A is formed at the rear of the dead bolt 57 in the direction of entry and exit.When the stopper 57A abuts against the rear end of the pair of guides 62, the protrusion of the dead bolt 57 is limited. Become. Near the end of one of the pair of guide portions 62, a micro switch 63 that is turned on (conducts) by hitting the stopper portion 57A when the dead bolt 57 projects to the projecting limit is attached. When the dead bolt 57 protrudes to the protruding limit, the tip of the dead bolt 57 is completely inserted between the receiving portion 58 of the receiving bracket 52 and the metal edge 55, and the door D is moved to the first auxiliary lock 50. Is locked.
- a stopper 64 and a microswitch 65 are mounted on the opposite side of the direction in which the dead bolt 57 projects.
- the stopper 64 supports the rear end of the dead bolt 57 when the dead bolt 57 is unlocked and the dead bolt 57 retreats to the strike -64 side, and the micro switch Switch off switch 65.
- a reflection plate 66 is attached to the lower mounting portion 52A of the receiving bracket 52, and a reflection type interrupter 67 is attached to a portion of the auxiliary lock main body 51 facing the reflection plate 66.
- the microswitch 63 detects that the dead bolt 57 has protruded toward the receiving bracket 52, and the microswitch 65 detects that the deadbolt 57 has retracted from the receiving bracket 52.
- the interrupter 67 detects that the door D is closed and the interrupter 67 is located near the reflection plate 66.
- the microswitches 63 and 65 and the interrupter 67 are connected to input / output terminals of a microcomputer 68 which controls locking, guarding (including surveillance), security operation of alarms, unlocking, and communication for these notifications.
- a pin 69 projects from an intermediate portion of the dead bolt 57. This pin 69 is inserted into the elongated hole 70A of the link 70.
- the link 70 is rotatable about a rotation shaft 71, and a gear 72 is fixed to the link 70.
- the link 70 rotates integrally with the gear 72.
- the gear 72 is engaged with a small-diameter gear 73A of a two-stage gear 73 rotatably held on a shaft 73C, and a worm gear 74 is engaged with a large-diameter gear 73B of the two-stage gear 73.
- the worm gear 74 is fixed to a rotating shaft of the DC motor 75.
- the DC motor 75 is connected to a motor driver circuit 76 that can change the rotation direction in the forward direction or the reverse direction in accordance with a command from the microcomputer 68.
- This motor driver circuit 76 changes the direction of the current supplied from the battery (dry cell) BT to the DC motor 75 in accordance with the instruction of the microcomputer 68 to stop the power supply in order to change the rotation direction of the DC motor 75.
- An alarm sound generating means for generating an alarm sound for example, a speaker 77 is connected to the microcomputer 68 via an amplifier 78.
- the amplifier 78 amplifies the alarm signal by the power of the battery BT and sounds the speed 77 when the alarm signal from the microcomputer 68 is output.
- the unlocking switch 59 and the LED 60 are connected to the microcomputer 68.
- the unlocking switch 59 is turned on (conduction)
- the DC motor 75 is rotated in the reverse direction to lock the dead bolt 57 in the locked state with a stopper. Move to 64 side. Stop.
- the LED 60 lights and locks and is alert. Indicates.
- a wireless communication device 79 having a transmission function and a reception function is connected to the microcomputer 68, and an antenna 79 A of the wireless communication device 79 is exposed outside the casing of the auxiliary lock main body 51.
- the wireless communication device 79 communicates with a controller described later, that is, a main controller 80 (see FIG. 5) and a sub-controller 100 (see FIG. 7) to perform a predetermined operation described below.
- the wireless communication device 79 and the microcomputer 68 constitute a first child device, and the first auxiliary lock 50 incorporates the first child device.
- the battery BT supplies power to the microcomputer 68, the motor driver circuit 76, the amplifier 78, and the wireless communication device 79.
- the microcomputer 68 measures the remaining voltage of the battery BT, and receives the power from the wireless communication device 79.
- the data can be transmitted to the main controller 80 shown in FIG.
- the controller or main controller 80 is removably installed inside the building, and can be operated by a user who is a resident.
- the main controller 80 includes an LCD 81 composed of a liquid crystal display, an antenna 82, a home button 83, an unlock button 84, an outgoing button 85, a home alert button 86, an unlock indicator LED 87, and a home alert indicator 88. And an emergency contact button 89.
- a microcomputer 90, a wireless communication device 91, and a battery (dry battery) 92 are stored in the main controller 80.
- the microcomputer 90 and the wireless communication device 91 include a battery 92.
- Powered by The microcomputer 90 can detect the remaining amount of the battery 92 by a peripheral circuit (not shown).
- the ROM of the microcomputer 90 performs predetermined processing based on various signals received from the unlock button 84, the go-out button 85, the home alert button 86, the emergency button 89, and the wireless communication device 79.
- IDs for identifying the first auxiliary lock 50, the second auxiliary lock 3, the sub-controller 100, the telephone 110, and the like are determined by operating a set button (not shown) or simultaneously operating a plurality of buttons.
- the setting can be changed by long pressing or the like.
- the RAM of the microcomputer 90 stores information indicating the states of the sub-controller 100, the telephone 110, and the like in the locked, alert, unlocked and other states.
- the microcomputer 24 of the second auxiliary lock 3 is connected to a sensor S 1 -S 3, which will be described later, a wireless communication device 80 A, an unlock button 80 B, and an LED 80 C.
- the motor 30 (see Fig. 12) is connected via a motor driver circuit MD (see Fig. 10) that controls the forward and reverse rotation of the motor, and the speaker Sp is connected via an interface circuit A1 equipped with an amplifier and a DA converter.
- a microphone Mc as a glass breakage sensor is connected via an interface circuit A2 including an amplifier and an AD converter.
- the ROM of the microcomputer 24 has a program for determining whether proper locking has been performed and whether unlocking has been performed based on the on / off state of the sensors S1 to S3 described later.
- the ROM of the microcomputer 24 also has a program that, when the microphone Mc detects the sound of glass breakage, sounds the speaker Sp and notifies the main controller 80 of the wireless communication device 80 A when the microphone Mc is locked and alert. ing. Further, the ROM of the microphone computer 24 stores an ID for identifying itself.
- the sub-controller 100 includes a portable key 101 that can be carried by each resident.
- the sub-controller 100 communicates with the first auxiliary lock 50 to lock the first auxiliary lock 50.
- An unlock button 103 for unlocking the first auxiliary lock 50 an emergency contact button 104, a locking LED 105A for displaying the locked state by lighting, and an unlocking LED 105B for lighting and displaying the unlocked state. .
- FIG. 11 shows a block configuration of the sub-controller 100.
- the sub-controller 100 includes a microcomputer 106 and a wireless communication device 107, as shown in FIG.
- the sub-controller 100 has a battery (dry cell) 108 therein.
- a lock button 102, an unlock button 103, an emergency contact button 104, a lock LED 105A, an unlock LED 105B, a wireless communication device 107, and a battery 108 are connected to the microcomputer 106.
- the battery 108 is also connected to the radio communication device 107.
- the microcomputer 106 has ID data for identifying itself so as to be able to communicate with the first auxiliary lock 50, and a command signal for locking and alerting the first auxiliary lock 50, and unlocking. Instruction signal for performing No. is remembered.
- the microcomputer 106 locks and locks the first auxiliary lock 50 installed at the entrance via the wireless communication device 107 so as to enter a locking and alert state.
- the locking LED 104 is turned on for a predetermined time (for example, until the unlock button 103 is pressed or several seconds after locking).
- the microcomputer 106 sends a command signal requesting the first auxiliary lock 50 to be unlocked and ID data via the wireless communication device 107,
- the LED 105B is turned on for a predetermined time (for example, several seconds).
- the first auxiliary lock 50 receives ID data from the sub-controller 100 and a command signal to enter the lock and alert state from the sub-controller 100 via the wireless communication device 91, is the ID data allowable? The data is compared with its own sub-controller management data. If they do not match, the instruction signal is discarded. If they match, locking and caution are performed.
- the first auxiliary lock 50 When the first auxiliary lock 50 receives the ID data and the unlock command signal from the sub-controller 100 via the wireless communication device 91, the first auxiliary lock 50 determines whether or not the ID data is allowable. The command signal is compared with the sub-controller management data, and if they do not match, the command signal is discarded.
- the first auxiliary lock 50 stores the ID data and the instruction signal that output the discarded instruction signal, browses the record at a later date, and stores the data of the first auxiliary lock 50 and the sub-controller 100. Even if you can adjust the data,
- FIG. 12 shows a main configuration of a locking device including a second slave unit and a second auxiliary lock
- FIG. 13 shows a side configuration of the locking device
- FIG. 14 shows a state in which the locking device is applied to a sash door.
- a pull-type sash door 1L, 1R of a building shown in FIG. 14 is exemplified.
- the locking device can be applied to a hinge door, a showcase door, a locker door, a drawer of a desk, and the like.
- the opening / closing operation area of the sliding sash doors 1L, 1R is the long direction of the rails 2, 2 and the sliding direction of the sash doors 1L, 1R.
- the rotation direction of the hinged door in the case of a hinged door.
- a turret lock (not shown) is provided in each of the sash doors 1L and 1R, and the locking device is a second auxiliary lock 3 of the turret lock.
- the second auxiliary lock 3 includes a locking device main body 4 and a receiving member 5. Further, as shown in FIGS. 12 and 13, the locking device main body 4 includes a substrate 6, a first support plate 7, a deadbolt 8, and a drive mechanism 10.
- the board 6 is provided with mounting holes 6A at both upper and lower ends for screwing to the vertical frame 1A of the sash door 1R.
- the mounting hole 6A is a long hole extending in the cross-sectional direction of the vertical frame portion 1A in order to adjust the position of the substrate 6 in the horizontal direction, and it is also possible to adjust the inclination state and the like.
- the first support plate 7 is attached to the substrate 6 with bolts 7B.
- the first support plate portion 7 holds the dead bolt 8 slidably, and a pair of opposed vertical plate portions 7A and a bottom plate portion form a U-shaped cross-sectional shape of the first support plate portion 7. ing.
- the opposed vertical plate portions 7A of the first support plate portion 7 are provided with openings 8A for holding the dead bolts 8 slidably.
- the opening 8A has a shape that can slide a second protrusion 12B described later.
- the receiving member 5 is attached to the glass G of the sash door 1 by a well-known means such as a double-sided adhesive tape and a screw, and moves the flat plate portion 5A and the dead bolt 8. It has a locking projection 5B for regulating the distance.
- the locking projection 5B protrudes in an approximately L-shape at the end of the flat plate portion 5A.
- the locking projections 5B of the receiving member 5 lock the sash doors 1L and 1R when the dead bolt 8 abuts on the locking projections 5B and the corners of the flat plate portion 5A.
- the dead bonole 8 can be moved into and out of an opening / closing operation area, which is a sliding area of the sash doors 1L and 1R. Lock.
- the dead bonolet 8 is made of a metal (for example, a steel plate) having a groove-like cross-sectional shape. As shown in FIG. 17, a holder case 11 and a contact 12 that move together with the dead bolt 8 inside the groove are formed. keeping. A metal holder case 11 having a U-shaped cross section is mounted in a groove of the dead bolt 8, and a contact 12 is held in the holder case 11 so as to be slidable in the longitudinal direction of the holder case 11.
- a metal for example, a steel plate
- FIG. 15 and FIG. 16 show the contact 12.
- the contact 12 is made of plastic, and the contact 12 comes into contact with the flat plate portion 5A of the receiving member 5.
- the first projection 12A and the second projection 12B for contacting the locking projection 5B are formed.
- the contact 12 has a first contact 13 that outputs a signal when the first projection 12A contacts the receiving member 5 or the glass G, and a second contact 12B that contacts the locking projection 5B.
- a second contact 14 for outputting a signal is provided.
- the error sensor that is, the sensor S1
- the locking sensor that is, the sensor S2
- the locking sensor includes a first protrusion 12B, a second contact point 14, and a conductive protrusion 28B described later.
- a coil spring 19 is arranged in a compressed state.
- the contact 12 is urged by a coil spring 19 so as to protrude toward the sash door 1.
- a stopper 20 is formed at the tip of the contact 12, and the stopper 20 is movable within the opening 21 of the holder case 11.
- An upright plate portion 22 is formed at an inner edge portion of the opening 12, and the upright plate portion 22 can regulate the return of the stopper 20.
- the end of the contact 12 on the sash door 1 side is a first projection 12A, and a second projection 12B is formed to project from a corner of the first projection 12A.
- the second protrusion 12B protrudes from the upper surface 12C of the contact 12. As described above, the second protruding portion 12B can pass through the opening 8A of the first support plate portion 7.
- the distance between the first protrusion 12A and the second protrusion 12B is such that when the second protrusion 12B is pressed by the locking protrusion 5B, the first protrusion 12A can be sunk in the holder case 11. Depth.
- the dead bolt 8 when the second projection 12B is pressed by the locking projection 5B, the dead bolt 8 is located at the corner between the locking projection 5B and the flat plate 5A, and it can be detected that the locking is properly performed. Become. Even if the dead bolt 8 advances to the sash door 1L side, an error occurs if the first protrusion 12A does not hit the sash door 1L or if it touches the glass G or the flat plate portion 5A.
- the first contact 13 and the second contact 14 are provided on the side surface of the contact 12.
- the first contact 13 and the second contact 14 are connected to a microcomputer 24 as a control device via lead wires 23A and 23B.
- the first contact 13 and the second contact 14 are recessed on the side of the contact 12. Attached to flexible tongues 26A, 26B that are axially secured within sections 25A, 25B.
- a coil spring 27 is provided between the free ends of the flexible tongues 26A and 26B.
- the free ends of the flexible tongues 26A and 26B are biased toward each other toward the side wall 11B of the holder case 11.
- the conductive contacts 22A and 22B are located slightly inside the side surface of the contact 12, and are normally held so as not to be electrically connected to the holder case 11.
- conductive projections 28A and 28B are respectively protruded toward the inside of the U-shaped cross section. Depending on the position of the contact 12 when the contact 12 is slid, the conductive protrusions 28A and 28B come into contact with one or both of the first contact 13 and the second contact 14 to conduct.
- the formation positions of the conductive protrusions 28A and 28B are provided with a distance in the longitudinal direction of the holder case 11 so that the locking sensor becomes conductive after a predetermined period of time when the error sensor is conductive, and project from the holder case 11.
- the first protrusion 12A protrudes from the end of the holder case 11, and the conduction protrusion 28A does not contact the first contact 13 at this time.
- the first protrusion 12A retreats to the same position as the end of the holder case 11.
- the conductive protrusion 28A comes into contact with the first contact 13 and becomes conductive.
- the grounding positions of the conduction protrusions 28A and 28B are determined.
- Holder case 11 is made conductive with dead bolt 8, and is grounded.
- the microcomputer 24 is supplied with driving power from a battery power supply (not shown).
- the conduction state can be detected by the contact between the first contact 13 and the second contact 14 and the conduction protrusions 28A and 28B.
- the microcomputer 24 determines whether the contact 12 is in contact with the first protrusion 12A or whether it is in contact with the second protrusion 12B based on the voltages H and L of the first contact 13 and the second contact 14. It is an error if the first projection 12A does not hit the receiving member 5, and it is also an error if the first projection 12A hits the glass G of the sash door 1 or the flat plate 5A.
- the microcomputer 24 determines that the lock is normal.
- the drive mechanism 10 pushes out the dead bolt 8 so as to protrude into the opening / closing operation area where the sash doors 1L and 1R are slid.
- the drive mechanism 10 includes a motor 30, a gear mechanism, a link lever 32, Means, for example, a string spring 34.
- the motor 30 is composed of a DC motor, and is mounted on a base 31 fixed to the surface of the substrate 6.
- the base 31 is fixed to the substrate 6 by, for example, an adhesive or a bolt.
- the base 31 has support plate portions 35A and 35B for supporting the gear mechanism.
- the shaft 36 is fixed to the support plate 35A.
- a gear 37 is held by the shaft 36 at the time of rotation.
- the gear 37 is formed by integrally forming a small-diameter gear 37A and a large-diameter gear 37B in two stages, and a gear 38 attached to the output shaft of the motor 30 is engaged with the large-diameter gear. I have.
- a shaft 39 is rotatably mounted between the support plate portions 35A and 35B.
- a gear 40 is fixed to an end of the shaft 39, and a worm gear 41 is fixed to an intermediate portion of the shaft 39.
- Reference numerals 39A and 39B are rings for preventing the shaft 39 from being displaced in the axial direction, and 41A and 41B are rings for preventing the worm gear 41 from being displaced in the axial direction.
- the worm gear 41 is engaged with a gear 42 for driving the link lever 32.
- the gear 42 is rotatably supported by a fixed shaft 43.
- a step 43A is formed at the base of the fixed shaft 43, and the step 43A contacts the base 31.
- a bolt (not shown) is screwed into the center of the root of the fixed shaft 43, and the fixed shaft 43 is fixed to the base 31.
- a fixed shaft 43 is passed through a ring 44 formed integrally with the link lever 32.
- a string spring 34 is arranged on the link lever 32.
- the string spring 34 is passed through a fixed shaft 43, and is rotatable around the fixed shaft 43.
- One end of the coil spring 34 is hung in a hole 32A at one end of the link lever 32, and the other end of the coil spring 34 is a spacer 44 formed on the back surface of the gear 42. It is hung on the projection 44A.
- the string spring 34 is provided at a portion that transmits the movement of the drive mechanism 10 to the dead bolt 8, and the drive mechanism 10 moves the dead bolt 8 toward the receiving member 5 so that the dead bolt 8 receives the dead bolt 8.
- the driving force can be accumulated against the resistance, and the dead bolt 8 is further urged against the receiving member 5 to press it, thereby increasing the gap between the sash doors 1L and 1R.
- the narrowed portion is absorbed by the urging force. In this way, even if the size of the gap is large or small, it is possible to cope with the urging force of the urging means.
- the urging means may be other means constituted by the string spring 34, for example, an elastic body such as a coil spring, a leaf spring, or rubber.
- the spacer portion 44 is integrally fixed to the gear 42, and rotates the string spring 34 as the gear 42 rotates.
- the rotation of the string spring 34 is transmitted to the link lever 32, which pushes out the dead bolt 8.
- a shaft 32B is provided so as to project therefrom.
- the home position sensor HP is connected to the microcomputer 24 via a lead wire, not shown.
- the control device that controls the motor 30 that is the drive source of the drive mechanism 10 is configured by a microcomputer 24 provided on a base 31. After the dead bolt 8 moves toward the receiving member 5 and the first protrusion 12A hits the flat plate 5A, the microcomputer 24 locks the second protrusion 12B, which constitutes a part of the locking sensor. When it hits the protrusion 5B, it is determined that the lock is normally performed.
- the microcomputer 24 After detecting that the second projection 12B has hit the locking projection 5B to lock the microcomputer 24, the microcomputer 24 presses the dead bolt 8 against the receiving member 5 for a predetermined time to apply an urging force to the string winding panel 34 as urging means. It has the function of accumulating data.
- a wireless communication device is provided in the peripheral circuit of the microcomputer 24, and a locking command signal is wirelessly transmitted from the main controller 80 (centralized locking device), which is not shown in the drawing. The data is received and locked by a wireless communication device.
- This timing chart shows a state when locking is performed normally.
- the motor 30 rotates forward to rotate the worm gear 41 via the gears 38, 37B, 37A, and 40, thereby rotating the gear 42.
- the rotation of the gear 42 rotates the string spring 34 to move the link lever 32 away from the home position, and the home position sensor HP, that is, the sensor S3 is set to L a little after a while.
- the link lever 32 pushes the dead bolt 8 to the receiving member 5 side.
- the conduction projection 28A contacts the first contact 13 forming the error sensor (sensor S1), and the first contact 13 and the conduction projection 28A.
- the second contact constituting the locking sensor (sensor S2).
- the conductive protrusion 28B comes into contact with 14, and the second contact 14 and the conductive protrusion 28B conduct.
- the conduction (H) between the first contact 13 and the conduction protrusion 28A and the conduction (H) between the second contact 14 and the conduction protrusion 28B After a predetermined time has elapsed after the logical product of the conduction (H) and (H) becomes (H), the power supply to the first contact 13 and the conduction protrusion 28A and the power supply to the second contact 14 and the conduction protrusion 28B are stopped. I do. Also, after the logical product of the conduction (H) between the first contact 13 and the conduction protrusion 28A and the conduction (H) between the second contact 14 and the conduction protrusion 28B becomes (H), a predetermined time (string winding) is reached. Time to accumulate biasing force to push out dead bolt 8 to spring 34) Rotate motor 30 forward.
- the first contact 13 constituting the error sensor does not come into contact with the conductive protrusion 28A, or the second contact 14 and the conductive protrusion 28A make contact with the second contact 14 even if the conductive contact 28A comes into contact.
- the projection 28B does not come into contact with the projection 28B.
- the fact that there is an error is transmitted to the main controller 80 by the wireless communication device, and the main controller 80 outputs the error by sound, wireless, or a display device.
- the above locking device is provided with a board 6 provided on the sash door 1R, a dead bolt 8 provided on the board 6 and capable of entering and closing the opening and closing operation area of the sash doors 1L and 1R, and a dead bolt 8 provided on the board 6 Opening of the sash doors 1L, 1R in response to the drive mechanism 10 for pushing out the sash doors 1L, 1R so as to protrude into the opening and closing operation area, and the dead bolt 8 provided on the other side of the sash door 1L and protruding by the drive mechanism 10.
- the second auxiliary lock 3 having a receiving member 5 for regulating the dead bolt 8 when the driving mechanism 10 contacts the dead bolt 8 to the receiving member 5, the string further urges the dead bonolet 8 toward the receiving member 5.
- the winding spring 34 is provided, when the dead bolt 8 locks the sash doors 1L, 1R with the receiving member 5, even if the closed sash doors 1L, 1R move away from each other, the string winding spring 34 (attached) Force member) receives the dead bolt 8 and pushes it toward the member 5 side Since out, is prevented from forcibly would be unlocked.
- the locking device 4 can detect whether or not the locking is appropriate by the locking sensor.
- An error sensor can also detect locking errors.
- the drive mechanism 10 for detecting the appropriateness of the locking and driving the deadbolt 8 can have a simple configuration, so that the durability can be improved and the cost can be reduced.
- the main controller 80 is used as a central monitoring device, and the first auxiliary lock 50, the second auxiliary lock 3, the sub-controller 100, and the telephone 110 constitute a communication system.
- connection of the telephone 110 is optional.
- a cradle for communication is connected to the telephone 110, and the main controller 80 is detachably attached to this cradle. It is also feasible to connect to perform external communication.
- This security system has an initial setting mode, a setting change mode, and a security mode by the main controller 80.
- the mode is changed to the mode setting by, for example, simultaneously pressing the home button 83 and the outside button 85 of the main controller 80 at the same time.
- a selection menu is displayed on the LCD 81.
- “initial setting”, “setting change”, and “end of mode setting” are displayed.
- the unlock button 84 is a cursor key for selecting any one of “initial setting”, “setting change”, and “end of mode setting”.
- the home alert button 86 is a selection confirming key. .
- the at-home button 83 serves as an input means for the time traveling direction.
- the unlock button 84 is pressed, the direction of travel proceeds in the direction of increasing from 0:00 to 23:00 and from 0 to 59 minutes, returning to 0 o'clock above 23:00 and returning to 0 o'clock above 59 minutes.
- the home alert button 86 is pressed, the hour and minute are set individually.
- the selection menu screen is displayed again.
- the ID data of the first auxiliary lock 50 is transmitted from the first slave unit to the main controller 80, and the terminal data of the ROM of the microcomputer 90 is read.
- This ID data is stored in the management index area, and after “the registration of the first auxiliary lock 50 has been completed” is displayed, the “registration of the first auxiliary lock 50" and the “second auxiliary lock 3" are displayed. Selection screen, registration of sub-controller 100, and “end” are displayed on the LCD 81.
- the auxiliary lock 50 registers the memory of the corresponding sub-controller 100.
- the corresponding sub-controller 100 registers the ID of the main controller 80, and the sub-controller 100 and the main controller 80 To be able to communicate.
- the communication between the main controller 80 and the external telephone is, for example, the telephone 110 and the external telephone.
- the communication is performed by the communication adapter 120 having a communication function with the talk.
- the communication adapter 120 requests input of a predetermined password or the like after the line connection with the telephone 110, and a microcomputer that determines whether access is possible by collating the input password and a wireless LAN module. Prepare.
- the communication adapter 120 detects from the main controller 80 through the wireless LAN module a signal for detecting that the first auxiliary lock 50 or the second auxiliary lock 3 has been unlocked, or detects that the glass has been broken.
- a signal is received, the user calls the telephone with the predetermined telephone number and has a program to notify the occurrence of abnormality by voice.
- the communication setting between the main controller 80 and the communication adapter 120 can be made mutually communicable with the main controller 80 by setting operation of a not-shown setting button or a dip switch of the communication adapter 120.
- the contents of communication from the main controller 80 to the communication adapter 120 are "intrusion report” and "confirmation of security status", and "intrusion report” is transmitted.
- the setting of a specific telephone number for performing communication of “confirmation of security status” is performed by operating a setting button or a dip switch on the communication adapter 120 side.
- the communication adapter 120 normally waits for a transmission signal from the main controller 80 or a call from a specific telephone number, and upon receiving the "intrusion notification" signal from the main controller 80, When you make a call to a phone with a specific phone number and the other party answers the phone, change this signal to a pre-stored voice saying "There was an intrusion report" E-mail or have your answering machine record.
- the main controller 80 When receiving a command signal of “confirmation of security status” of a telephone having a specific telephone number, the main controller 80 requests the statuses of the first auxiliary lock 50 and the second auxiliary lock 3, which are each terminal. The main controller 80 sends a corresponding response to the communication adapter 120. The communication adapter 120 transmits the contents of the response transmitted from the main controller 80 to a predetermined telephone as data and a power for converting the response content into voice stored in advance. (2) Setting change mode
- the mode is changed to the mode setting by, for example, simultaneously pressing the home button 83 and the outside button 85 of the main controller 80 at the same time.
- a selection menu is displayed on the LCD 81. In this selection menu, "initial setting”, “setting change”, and "end of mode setting" are displayed.
- the unlock button 84 is a cursor key for selecting any of "initial setting”, “setting change”, and "end of mode setting”.
- the alert button 86 is a selection confirmation key.
- the selection screen for the change item is displayed.
- the selection screen includes “deletion of registration”, “confirmation of status”, “confirmation of remaining battery power”, “addition of terminal”, and “end”.
- the security mode is roughly divided into an out-of-office security mode, a home security mode, a home security mode, and an unlock mode.
- the out-of-office alert mode includes a case where the user is locked and guarded to go out, a case where the user is unlocked after returning home, a case where the locked state is confirmed from the outside or a predetermined telephone outside, a case where the outside or There is a case where the outside telephone power is locked or unlocked.
- the first auxiliary lock 50 at the entrance is locked according to a command from the sub-controller 100.
- the second auxiliary lock 3 is unlocked by the instruction from the main controller 80.
- the at-home mode is a mode in which the guard at home is released, and the at-home guard mode is a mode in which the user is alerted at bedtime or the like.
- the warning state is released while maintaining the lock of the second auxiliary lock 3, and the warning state is released while maintaining the lock of the first locking device through the first slave unit.
- Locking and alerting normally performed in the out-of-office alert mode are performed by transmitting a locking / alert state command signal from the main controller 80 to the second auxiliary lock 3 via the second slave unit. Locking and vigilance are executed, and a locking / warning command signal is transmitted from the sub-controller 100 to the first auxiliary lock 50 via the first slave unit, and the first auxiliary lock 50 is locked and is in a vigilant state.
- the main controller 80 displays the stored state of the second auxiliary lock 3 on the LCD 81.
- the first auxiliary lock 50 and the second auxiliary lock 3 transmit the changed result to the main controller 80 each time the state of the lock, unlock, door, sash door 1L, 1R open / close, etc. changes, and the main controller 80 stores this state.
- a status confirmation request for locking and caution is transmitted to the second auxiliary lock 3, and the current state is transmitted from the second auxiliary lock 3. May be reported.
- the second auxiliary lock 3 pauses reception when the window or the like at the place where it is installed is open. If there is a second auxiliary lock 3 such as an open window, the installation location (installation number) of the second auxiliary lock 3 on the corresponding window is displayed on the LCD81.
- the second auxiliary lock 3 checks the remaining battery level when receiving the locking and alert command signal, and locks and alerts when the remaining battery level is sufficient. If there is no remaining battery power, a lock result is transmitted to the main controller 80 together with the lock result. When the main controller 80 receives a report indicating that the locking has been successful or the locking has failed, or the battery is insufficient, the main controller 80 displays that fact on the LCD 81 and stores the information.
- the main controller 80 When the main controller 80 receives a lock success signal from the second auxiliary lock 3 indicating that the lock has been normally performed, the main controller 80 stores the state of the normally locked second auxiliary lock 3 and stores the normally locked second auxiliary lock 3. Supplement Enters the alert state waiting for intrusion information from the auxiliary lock 3, and sends a warning signal to the first auxiliary lock 50 to prevent forgetting to lock. If the first auxiliary lock 50 is not locked within a predetermined time due to the warning signal, the first auxiliary lock 50 is locked and alerted.
- the entrance door is opened, and when the interrupter 59 detects that the entrance door is opened, the first auxiliary lock 50 is a warning to prevent forgetting to lock. Emits a sound.
- a locking command signal is transmitted from the sub-controller 100 to the first auxiliary lock 50 and the main controller 80.
- the first auxiliary lock 50 The ID of the sub-controller 100 is checked against the ID record stored by itself, and if the ID of the sub-controller 100 matches the recorded ID, the alarm sound of the first auxiliary lock 50 is stopped and the first auxiliary lock 50 is locked. , The first auxiliary lock 50 enters the monitoring and alert state.
- the SID of the main controller 80 may be collated, and the locking, monitoring, and alerting of the first auxiliary lock 50 may be started based on the collation confirmation of the main controller 80.
- the first auxiliary lock 50 When the first auxiliary lock 50 is in the home security mode and receives a signal to enter the out-of-office security mode from the main controller 80, the first auxiliary lock 50 releases only the security mode and maintains the locked state. I do. In this state, when the unlock button 59 is pressed to open the entrance door and the interlacer 59 detects that the entrance door has been opened, the first auxiliary lock 50 emits a warning sound to prevent forgetting to lock. .
- the sub-controller 100 transmits an unlock command signal to the first auxiliary lock 50 and the main controller 80.
- the first auxiliary lock 50 verifies the ID of the sub-controller 100 that has sent the unlock command signal, and if the ID matches the registered ID, unlocking is permitted and unlocked, and the main controller 80 and the sub-controller are unlocked. It sends the unlocked message to Troller 100.
- the sub-controller 100 Upon receiving a signal indicating unlocking from the first auxiliary lock 50, the sub-controller 100 turns on the LED 106 to indicate unlocking.
- the main controller 80 When the main controller 80 receives the unlock command signal from the sub-controller 100, the main controller 80 checks the ID of the sub-controller 100 that issued the unlock command signal, and permits the unlocking from the first auxiliary lock 50. 'Receive and remember disapproval. Receives information from the first auxiliary lock 50 that has been unlocked, and stores it.
- the interrupter 67 of the first auxiliary lock 50 If the interrupter 67 of the first auxiliary lock 50 outputs a signal indicating that the entrance door has been opened while the door is locked or alert, the first auxiliary lock 50 sends a signal to the main controller 80 indicating that the entrance door has been opened. In addition to outputting a notification signal, the speaker 77 emits a threatening sound as an alarm. The main controller 80 receives a signal notifying that the door has been opened, emits an alarm sound, and notifies a predetermined telephone according to the setting state.
- the second auxiliary lock 3 becomes the main auxiliary lock.
- the controller 80 outputs a signal to the controller 80 indicating that the sash doors 1L and 1R of the window are opened, and emits a warning sound as a warning with a speed (not shown).
- the main controller 80 receives a signal notifying that the window has been opened, emits an alarm sound, and notifies a predetermined telephone according to the setting state.
- a distortion sensor and a vibration sensor are provided on the first auxiliary lock 50 or the second auxiliary lock 3, and the door and the sash doors 1L and 1R are distorted or vibrated when the door is opened.
- an alarm may be issued.
- the alert mode (including the monitoring state in the locked and alert state) of the first auxiliary lock 50 and the second auxiliary lock 3 is released.
- the first auxiliary lock 50 can be unlocked normally without pressing the manual unlock button 59 to generate an alarm.
- FIG. 20 shows the locked state and the alert state of the first slave unit 50 and the locked state and the alert state of the second slave unit 3 in the out-of-office alert mode, the home alert mode, the home alert mode, and the unlock mode.
- FIG. 21 shows the state changes in the out-of-office alert mode, the at-home mode, the at-home alert mode, and the unlock mode.
- the second slave unit 3 When in the out-of-office alert mode, the second slave unit 3 is already in the locked state and the alert state by pressing the out-going button 85 of the main controller 80, and the first slave unit 50 is locked by the locking button of the sub-controller 100.
- the locked state and the alert state are set.
- the second slave unit 3 When in the home alert mode, the second slave unit 3 is locked and alerted when the home alert button 86 of the main controller 80 is turned on, and the first slave unit 50 is in the home alert button 86 of the main controller 80. When it is turned on, it becomes locked and alert.
- the unlock mode is executed by turning on the unlock button 84 of the main controller 80, the locked state of the second slave unit 3 is released, the alert state is released, and the first slave unit 50 is also locked. Is released, and the alert state is also released.
- the home security button 86 of the main controller 80 When the home security button 86 of the main controller 80 is pressed, the home security mode is entered. When the home security button 86 is turned on, the main controller 80 transmits a locking command signal to the first auxiliary lock 50 of the closed entrance door or the second auxiliary lock 3 such as a window. [0130] The first auxiliary lock 50 receives the locking command signal, turns on the interrupter 67 (closes the door), checks the remaining battery level, and when the remaining battery level is low, the main controller 80 indicates that the remaining level is low. Send. If the door is closed and the interrupter 67 is on, after locking, the locking result is transmitted to the main controller 80. The first auxiliary lock 50 enters the monitoring state (warning mode) after locking.
- the unlock button 59 When the unlock button 59 is pressed for more than 3 seconds, for example, the unlock is performed and an alarm is generated from the speaker 77. In addition, if there is a state such as opening of a door at the time of the monitoring state (alarm mode), an alarm is generated from the speaker 77 and transmitted to the main controller 80.
- the second auxiliary lock 3 receives the locking command signal from the main controller 80, turns on the switches S1 and S2 (sash doors 1L and 1R closed), checks the remaining battery level, and indicates that the remaining battery level is low. Sometimes, the main controller 80 is notified that the remaining amount is low. If the window is closed and the sensors Sl and S2 are on, the lock is sent to the main controller 80 after locking. The second auxiliary lock 3 enters the monitoring state (warning mode) after locking. When the unlock button 80B is pressed for more than 3 seconds, for example, the unlock is performed and an alarm is generated from a speaker (not shown). If the sash doors 1L and 1R of the window are open in the monitoring state (alarm mode), the status is transmitted to the main controller 80 and the speaker is sounded to generate an alarm.
- the home alert mode is released by turning on the unlock button 84 of the main controller 80.
- an unlock command signal is transmitted from the main controller 80 to the first auxiliary lock 50 and the second auxiliary lock 3.
- the first auxiliary lock 50 and the second auxiliary lock 3 receive the unlock command signal, confirm the opening / closing of the door by the interrupter 67 or the sensors SI and S2, confirm the remaining battery level, and check the remaining battery level. If the number is insufficient, the fact is transmitted to the main controller 80.
- the main controller 80 displays the corresponding first auxiliary lock 50 or second auxiliary lock 3 on the LCD 81.
- the first auxiliary lock 50 and the second auxiliary lock 3 perform the unlocking operation, release the alert mode, and transmit the unlocking result to the main controller 80.
- the main controller 80 receives the unlocking result and records the unlocking results of the first auxiliary lock 50 and the second auxiliary lock 3.
- the unlocking is the same as the above-described process when returning home from the out-of-home alert mode.
- the home alarm mode may be set again after a predetermined time has elapsed.
- the unlock button of the first auxiliary lock 50 or the second auxiliary lock 3 can be operated.
- the unlock button 59, 80B of the first auxiliary lock 50 or the second auxiliary lock 3 is pressed, the first auxiliary lock 50 and the second auxiliary lock 3 perform an unlocking operation, and the unlocking result is obtained. Is transmitted to the main controller 80, and the unlocking result of the first auxiliary lock 50 or the second auxiliary lock 3 is received and stored.
- the unlock button of the first auxiliary lock 50 can be operated.
- the unlock button 59 of the first auxiliary lock 50 is pressed and held for more than 3 seconds, for example, in the home alert mode, the lock is unlocked, the speaker 77 is sounded, an alarm is issued, and the unlock result is controlled by the main controller.
- the main controller 80 receives the unlocking result of the first auxiliary lock 50, stores the unlocked result, sounds a speaker (not shown) of the main controller 80, issues an alarm, and further sends a communication from the communication adapter 120 to a predetermined external telephone. report.
- the unlock button of the second auxiliary lock 3 can be operated. If the unlock button 80B of the second auxiliary lock 3 is pressed and held for more than 3 seconds, for example, while in the home security mode, the unlock is activated, the speaker Sp sounds, an alarm is issued, and the unlock result is transmitted to the main controller 80. I do.
- the main controller 80 receives and stores the unlocking result of the second auxiliary lock 3, emits an alarm by sounding a speaker and a speaker (not shown) of the main controller 80, and further transmits an external predetermined telephone from the communication adapter 120. Report to.
- the monitoring status can be confirmed by an external telephone.
- an external telephone for example, a resident's mobile phone, etc.
- the communication adapter 120 verifies the password and, if matched, notifies the service to be provided by voice.
- [Home Lock Confirmation] is selected from the provided services and the selection signal is transmitted from the mobile phone, the communication adapter 120 activates the [Home Lock Confirmation] program.
- the program for “confirm lock at home” of the communication adapter 120 requests the main controller 80 for the locked state and the monitored state of the first auxiliary lock 50 and the second auxiliary lock 3.
- the main controller 80 sends the stored lock state and monitoring state of the first auxiliary lock 50 and the second auxiliary lock 3 to the communication adapter 120.
- the communication adapter 120 changes the locked state and the monitoring state of the transmitted first auxiliary lock 50 and second auxiliary lock 3 to voices stored in advance and transmits the converted voices to the mobile phone.
- the transmitted audio content is "all locked”, “there is an open window”, “the window is not locked”, “the entrance is not locked” And so on.
- the first auxiliary lock 50 and the second auxiliary lock 3 can be locked and unlocked by an external telephone.
- an external telephone As mentioned above, when locking the first auxiliary lock 50 or the second auxiliary lock 3 with the resident's mobile phone, make a call to the line of the telephone 110 from the mobile phone, etc., and enter the password from the mobile phone. I do.
- the communication adapter 120 verifies the personal identification numbers and, if they match, for example, notifies the selection request of "press the number button of the service to be provided" by voice.
- the communication adapter 120 sets the [First auxiliary lock 50 at home].
- the main controller 80 requests the main controller 80 to lock the first auxiliary lock 50 or the second auxiliary lock 3 based on the program for [locking the second auxiliary lock 3] or [locking the second auxiliary lock 3].
- the main controller 80 requests the first auxiliary lock 50 or the second auxiliary lock 3 to lock, and the first auxiliary lock 50 or the second auxiliary lock 3 locks and checks the locking result. Send to main controller 80.
- the main controller 80 stores the success / failure result of the locking and the locked state of the first auxiliary lock 50 or the second auxiliary lock 3, and transmits the result to the communication adapter 120.
- Main controller 80 Transmits the completion of the locking of the first auxiliary lock 50 or the second auxiliary lock 3 to the mobile phone by voice stored in advance.
- the content of the transmitted voice is, for example, “the entrance is locked” or “the #th window is locked”.
- the date and time at this time may be stored in the main controller 80 so that it can be read out at a later date.
- the first auxiliary lock 50 or the second auxiliary lock 3 can be unlocked by an external telephone.
- the communication adapter 120 verifies the passwords and if they match, for example, notifies the user of the selection request "Press the number button of the service to be provided" by voice.
- the mobile phone transmits a number to select “unlock the first auxiliary lock 50 at home” or “unlock the second auxiliary lock 3 at home”
- the telephone 110 is connected to the communication adapter 120. Unlock the first auxiliary lock 50 or the second auxiliary lock 3 on the main controller 80 based on the program for unlocking the first auxiliary lock 50 at home or unlocking the second auxiliary lock 3 at home. Request.
- the main controller 80 requests the first auxiliary lock 50 or the second auxiliary lock 3 to unlock, and the first auxiliary lock 50 or the second auxiliary lock 3 unlocks and releases the unlock result. To the main controller 80.
- the main controller 80 stores the unlocking result and the unlocked state of the first auxiliary lock 50 or the second auxiliary lock 3, and then transmits the unlocked result to the communication adapter 120.
- the communication adapter 120 transmits the completion of the unlocking of the first auxiliary lock 50 or the second auxiliary lock 3 to the mobile phone by voice stored in advance.
- the content of the voice to be transmitted is, for example, “The entrance has been unlocked”, “No. window has been unlocked”, etc.
- the time such as the date and time at this time may be stored in the communication adapter 120 so that it can be read out at a later date.
- a security screen is secured using a mobile phone or the Internet communication of a personal computer, and a control screen for a home security system is displayed on a WEB page.
- Locking, vigilance, checking the current status, unlocking, etc. may be performed by operating the buttons on the keyboard or mobile phone or giving instructions by voice.
- the first locking device can be set as the entrance door
- the second locking device can be set as the window lock. Can be locked. Even when returning from outside, by unlocking the second locking device after unlocking the first locking device, the door of the entrance and the lock of the window are unlocked, and the lock of the window is locked. Unlocking is optional.
- the security system of the present invention when the main controller is provided inside the building, and the windows and other openings of the building are closed and the locking and alerting commands are transmitted from the main controller, the second child is controlled.
- the machine monitors the second auxiliary lock.
- the main entrance for example, the first sub-unit at the entrance
- the first auxiliary lock is locked and vigilant, and all the first and second auxiliary locks in the building are locked and vigilant.
- the main lock or auxiliary lock is unlocked, or an abnormality detection is notified to a predetermined organization, and if a window break sensor is provided, If it is broken, a warning can be issued by sound or light.
- the sub-controller transmits an unlocking command to the first child device and the main controller, and the first child device unlocks the first auxiliary lock. Also, if the power release command of the main controller is sent to the second slave unit, the second slave unit will release the alert state.
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