WO2006137235A1 - 液晶表示装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a liquid crystal display device mounted on a work vehicle such as a construction machine. Specifically, the backlight brightness in the liquid crystal display device is adjusted within an appropriate adjustment range according to the total operating time of the work vehicle.
- the present invention relates to an enabled liquid crystal display device.
- liquid crystal display devices are used in various fields such as displays of instruments in automobiles, construction machines, etc., and displays such as notebook computers and televisions.
- the liquid crystal display device is configured to include, for example, a transmissive liquid crystal panel and a backlight. According to such a liquid crystal display device, it is possible to project an image on the liquid crystal panel by controlling the transmission and blocking of the backlight light emitted from the back side of the liquid crystal panel. For this reason, the brightness (brightness) of the knocklight affects the brightness and contrast of the screen of the liquid crystal panel, and by causing the knocklight to emit light with a certain level of brightness, it is possible to display a clear image on the liquid crystal panel. it can.
- a cold cathode fluorescent tube having a cold cathode is generally used as a light source of a knock light.
- a cold cathode fluorescent tube a cathode and an anode are arranged at both ends of a glass tube coated with a fluorescent layer, and an appropriate amount of mercury and an inert gas such as argon are sealed in the glass tube. It is configured.
- Such a cold cathode fluorescent tube emits secondary electrons from the cathode by applying a predetermined voltage between the electrodes. These secondary electrons collide with mercury in the glass tube, and the mercury excited by this collision emits ultraviolet rays. Then, the ultraviolet light excites the fluorescent layer of the glass tube to generate visible light, whereby the cold cathode fluorescent tube can emit light.
- the secular change in luminance in a cold cathode fluorescent tube is caused by the deterioration of the fluorescent layer applied to the glass tube by the ultraviolet rays emitted when the cold cathode fluorescent tube emits light.
- the deterioration of the fluorescent layer due to ultraviolet rays progresses quickly, and the lifetime of the backlight tends to be shortened.
- the brightness of the knocklight is set high and the liquid crystal display device is used, the deterioration of the fluorescent layer due to ultraviolet rays progresses quickly, and the lifetime of the backlight tends to be shortened.
- the brightness of the knocklight to be low, deterioration of the fluorescent layer due to ultraviolet rays can be delayed, and as a result, the lifetime of the backlight can be extended.
- the lifetime of the knocklight generally refers to the state when the state described below is reached. That is, at the start of use of the liquid crystal display device, the applied voltage to the knock light when the backlight emits the brightest is the specified voltage, and the brightness of the backlight that emits light at that time is the reference brightness ( 100%).
- the specified voltage and reference brightness are specified, even when a voltage of the same magnitude as the specified voltage is applied to the knocklight when the liquid crystal display device is used, the reference brightness of 50
- the lifespan of the knocklight is defined as when it is in a state where the brightness is% and cannot be obtained, or when the backlight is turned off and does not light.
- the brightness of the backlight is set low enough to obtain a sufficient function as a light source, for example, about 50 to 60% of the reference brightness.
- the LCD screen To display the LCD screen.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 6-167695
- Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 6-167695 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 6-167695
- the contrast correction device described in Patent Document 1 changes the luminance of the backlight when the voltage applied to the backlight is changed. It uses the characteristics and is equipped with means to change the voltage applied to the backlight from the power supply circuit as the usage time of the knocklight changes.
- the contrast correction device of Patent Document 1 controls the voltage applied to the knocklight at the start of use of the liquid crystal display device, so that the knocklight functions sufficiently as a light source. Lights at a brightness of 50-60% of the reference brightness. At the same time, the elapsed time of use of the knocklight is started to be measured by the measuring means. Then, as the elapsed time of use of the knocklight becomes longer, the applied voltage to the backlight is gradually increased so as to correct the decrease in luminance.
- the brightness of the knocklight can be constantly maintained at a certain value of about 50 to 60% of the reference brightness. Accordingly, it is possible to prevent the deterioration of the image quality of the liquid crystal screen due to the aging deterioration of the knocklight.
- the backlight brightness is always maintained at a constant value, the operator can be prevented from setting the backlight brightness higher than necessary. For this reason, it is possible to extend the life of the knocklight.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 6-167695
- liquid crystal display devices vary greatly in the visibility of the liquid crystal display depending on the time of use (daytime or nighttime), the place of use, and individual differences among operators.
- the brightness of the cold cathode fluorescent tube which is the light source of the backlight, also changes depending on the vapor pressure of mercury sealed in the glass tube, so that it greatly depends on the environmental temperature in which the liquid crystal display device is used. There is. That is, for example, when the same liquid crystal display device is used in a place where the ambient temperature is 20 ° C., for example, and in a place where ⁇ 20 ° C. There was a problem that the picture quality of the screen was completely different.
- the brightness of the knocklight depends on the operating operator or the usage environment of the liquid crystal display device.
- the operator can freely adjust the brightness of the knocklight.
- the liquid crystal display device is configured as described above, there is a concern that the operator sets the brightness of the knocklight higher than necessary as described above, and shortens the lifetime of the backlight.
- the use of the contrast correction device as in Patent Document 1 can extend the life of the knocklight.
- the brightness of the backlight is always maintained at a predetermined value as described above, so that the operator can adjust the backlight according to the usage environment. There was a problem that the brightness of the image could not be adjusted arbitrarily.
- the present invention has been made in order to solve the conventional problems that are striking, and a specific object thereof is in the middle of use in a liquid crystal display device mounted on a work vehicle such as a construction machine.
- the operator can arbitrarily adjust the backlight brightness according to usage conditions, etc., and it prevents the operator from setting the backlight brightness higher than necessary to extend the backlight life.
- an object of the present invention is to provide a liquid crystal display device that can prevent a decrease in contrast and a deterioration in image quality due to aged deterioration of the knocklight.
- a liquid crystal display device is a liquid crystal display device mounted on a work vehicle as a basic configuration, and manually controls the luminance of a backlight in the liquid crystal panel.
- a brightness adjusting unit that can be adjusted by the brightness adjusting unit, a setting unit that sets a range in which the brightness can be adjusted by the brightness adjusting unit, and a measuring unit that measures the total operating time that the work vehicle has actually operated until now.
- the setting means has a first storage unit that stores a predetermined brightness adjustment range for each backlight operating time, and has substantially the total operating time measured by the measuring means.
- the brightness adjustment range corresponding to the operation time is read from the first storage unit, and the read adjustment range is set as a brightness adjustable range in the brightness adjustment unit. The most important feature is that it is set.
- the liquid crystal display device comprises temperature measuring means for measuring the environmental temperature in which the liquid crystal display device is used, and the setting means is a predetermined correction for each environmental temperature.
- the total operation which has the 2nd storage part which memorized the coefficient, and was measured by the above-mentioned measuring means Read the time and the environmental temperature measured by the temperature measuring means, read the correction coefficient corresponding to the read environmental temperature from the second storage unit, and multiply the read total operating time by the read correction coefficient.
- the main feature is that the calculated virtual first total operating time is used as the actual operating time of the backlight until now.
- the setting unit determines whether the environmental temperature read from the temperature measurement unit is equal to or higher than a predetermined temperature, and when the read environmental temperature is equal to or higher than the predetermined temperature, Without calculating the virtual first total operating time, the total operating time measured by the measuring means is used as the actual operating time up to the present time in the backlight, and the read environmental temperature is less than a predetermined temperature.
- the virtual first total operating time is calculated based on the environmental temperature, and the calculated virtual first total operating time is used as the substantial operating time up to the present time in the backlight. And the main features.
- the liquid crystal display device includes a temperature measurement unit that measures an environmental temperature in which the liquid crystal display device is used, and a total number read from the measurement unit after the work vehicle starts working.
- a third storage unit that stores the virtual second total operation time by sequentially adding and storing the corrected operation time calculated in step (b), and the calculation means is configured for each environmental temperature defined in advance. Each time the total operating time read from the measuring means after the work vehicle has started work is equal to the unit operating time.
- Temperature measurement in time An average value or minimum value of the environmental temperature read from the stage is calculated, a correction coefficient corresponding to the calculated average value or minimum value of the environmental temperature is read from the second storage unit, and the read correction coefficient is By multiplying the value of the unit operating time, the corrected operating time is calculated by correcting the unit operating time, and each time the corrected operating time is calculated, the calculated corrected operating time is sequentially added to the third storage unit.
- Storing the virtual second total operating time in the third storage unit, and the setting means includes the third storage unit. The virtual second total operating time is read from the storage unit, and the read virtual second total operating time is used as a substantial operating time up to the present time in the backlight.
- the setting means has a first storage unit that predefines a brightness adjustment range for each operation time, and the total operation of the work vehicle measured by the measurement means Using the time as the substantial operation time, the first memory unit force reads out the brightness adjustment range corresponding to the operation time. Then, the read brightness adjustment range can be set as the brightness adjustable range in the brightness adjustment unit. That is, according to the present invention, it is possible to appropriately set the range in which the luminance can be adjusted in the luminance adjustment unit based on the substantial operating time of the backlight that serves as an index representing the deterioration state of the luminance in the knocklight. I'll do it.
- the operator of the work vehicle can arbitrarily adjust the brightness of the backlight in accordance with the usage state of the liquid crystal display device within the brightness adjustment range appropriately set by the setting means.
- the brightness adjustment range in this brightness adjustment unit is set appropriately according to the actual operating time of the knocklight. For this reason, even if the operator can arbitrarily adjust the brightness of the knocklight, it is possible to prevent the backlight brightness from being set higher than necessary and to extend the life of the knocklight. Can do.
- the range is expanded so that the upper limit of the adjustable range of luminance in the luminance adjusting unit is increased.
- the adjustment range can be set so that a higher voltage can be applied.
- the setting means includes a total operating time of the work vehicle and a liquid crystal display.
- the virtual first operating time can be calculated based on the environmental temperature of the display device, and the calculated virtual first operating time can be used as the current actual operating time of the backlight.
- the setting unit can stably set an appropriate luminance adjustment range corresponding to the environmental temperature in the luminance adjustment unit. Therefore, the operator can arbitrarily adjust the luminance of the backlight within the adjustment range set according to the environmental temperature by manually operating the luminance adjustment unit.
- the setting means can read out the adjustment range corresponding to the total operating time from the first storage unit and set it in the luminance adjustment unit.
- the setting means calculates a virtual first total operating time based on the environmental temperature. Then, the adjustment range corresponding to the calculated virtual first total operating time can be read from the first storage unit and set in the luminance adjustment unit. In this way, by determining whether or not to calculate the virtual first operating time according to the environmental temperature, it is possible to improve the efficiency of the work in the setting means and stabilize the luminance adjustment range for the luminance adjustment unit. Can be set.
- the calculating means can calculate a corrected operation time obtained by correcting the unit operation time of the work vehicle based on the environmental temperature. Further, the calculated corrected operation time can be sequentially added and stored in the third storage unit. Thereby, the calculation means can store the virtual second total operating time corresponding to the change in the environmental temperature for each unit operating time in the third storage unit.
- the setting means reads the virtual second total operating time from the third storage unit, and uses the read virtual second operating time as the current substantial operating time of the backlight. Can do. Thereby, the setting means can appropriately set the adjustment range corresponding to the change in the environmental temperature for each unit operating time as the range in which the luminance can be adjusted in the luminance adjustment unit.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of a liquid crystal display device according to a first embodiment.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of an instrument display screen displayed on a liquid crystal panel
- FIG. 2 (b) is a diagram showing an example of an image quality adjustment screen displayed on a liquid crystal panel
- FIG. 6C is a diagram showing another example of the image quality adjustment screen displayed on the liquid crystal panel.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the brightness adjustment range for each backlight operation time stored in the first storage unit in (a), and (b) stored in the second storage unit in Example 2. It is the figure which showed the correction coefficient for every environmental temperature.
- FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing setting of a luminance adjustment range in the liquid crystal display device of Example 1.
- FIG. 5 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of a liquid crystal display device according to a second embodiment.
- FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing setting of a luminance adjustment range in the liquid crystal display device of Example 2.
- FIG. 7 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of a liquid crystal display device according to a third embodiment.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing correction coefficients for each environmental temperature stored in the second storage unit of the third embodiment.
- FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing setting of a luminance adjustment range in the liquid crystal display device of Example 3.
- FIG. 10 shows the calculation of the virtual second total operating time in the liquid crystal display device of Example 3!
- liquid crystal display device mounted on a hydraulic excavator that is one of work vehicles
- a liquid crystal display device mounted on a hydraulic excavator that is one of work vehicles
- the present invention is not limited to this, and can be applied to liquid crystal display devices mounted on various work vehicles such as other construction machines and automobiles.
- the brightness adjustment range of the brightness adjustment unit in the liquid crystal display device and the total operating time of the hydraulic excavator are exemplified with specific numerical values, but the present invention is limited to these.
- the liquid crystal display device can be changed as appropriate according to the environment in which the liquid crystal display device is used.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of the liquid crystal display device according to the first embodiment.
- the liquid crystal display device 1 shown in FIG. 1 detects an operating state of a hydraulic excavator, a monitor unit 2 where an operator visually observes a liquid crystal screen, performs various operations, a controller unit 3 that controls the monitor unit 2, and the like. It consists of a sensor unit 4 and
- the monitor unit 2 is disposed in the driver's seat of the hydraulic excavator, and includes a transmissive liquid crystal panel 5 that displays an image, and a backlight 6 that is disposed on the back side of the liquid crystal panel 5 and performs illumination. And an image quality adjustment unit 7 for adjusting the image quality of the screen projected on the liquid crystal panel 5.
- a brightness adjustment unit 8 As the image quality adjustment unit 7, a brightness adjustment unit 8, a contrast adjustment unit 9, and a luminance adjustment unit 10 are provided.
- Each of these adjusting units 8 to 10 is configured so that the liquid crystal panel 5 is provided with a touch panel function so that it can be displayed on the liquid crystal panel 5 and manually operated by the operator on the screen. You can also
- the brightness adjustment unit 8 and the contrast adjustment unit 9 are set to levels 0 to 7 as in the image quality adjustment screen 16 shown in FIG. 2 (b) described below, for example.
- the screen brightness and contrast can be adjusted in 8 stages.
- the brightness adjusting unit 10 is configured so that the adjustable range of brightness can be changed according to the substantial operating time of the knocklight 6.
- the range in which the luminance can be adjusted in the luminance adjusting unit 10 is limited to about 50 to 75% of the specified voltage when the range is set to be the narrowest.
- the brightness of the knocklight can be adjusted in 9 levels from 0 to 8.
- the control range of the applied voltage to the knocklight is set to approximately 50 to: LOO% of the specified voltage, and the backlight brightness is adjusted in 16 levels from 0 to 15. It can be configured as possible.
- the specified voltage is a voltage applied to the knocklight when the knocklight is made to emit the brightest light when the use of the liquid crystal display device is started as described above.
- the liquid crystal panel 5 is configured to be able to switch and display several screens, for example, as shown in FIGS. 2 (a) and (b) by an image switching button (not shown).
- the display screen shown in Fig. 2 (a) is a time display that displays the total operating time of the fuel gauge 12, engine coolant temperature gauge 13, hydraulic oil temperature gauge 14, and hydraulic excavator.
- This is an instrument display screen 11 composed of parts 15 and 15. Normally, the instrument display screen 11 is displayed on the liquid crystal panel 5 when the hydraulic excavator is operating. As a result, the operator can also check the remaining power of the fuel, the temperature of the cooling water and hydraulic oil, the operating time of the hydraulic excavator, and information on when the liquid crystal panel 5 is displayed.
- the display screen shown in FIG. 2 (b) is an image quality adjustment screen 16 composed of a brightness display section 17, a contrast display section 18, and a brightness display section 19, and is set by the image quality adjustment section 7.
- the adjusted image quality adjustment status can be displayed.
- This image quality adjustment screen 16 can be displayed when the operator presses the image switching button while the hydraulic excavator is in operation.
- the display screen shown in Fig. 2 (c) adjusts the image quality when the upper limit of the brightness adjustment range in the brightness adjustment unit is expanded as compared with the display screen shown in Fig. 2 (b). Screen 16 '.
- the knock light 6 includes a cold cathode fluorescent tube as a light source.
- the backlight 6 is configured such that the operator can manually adjust the brightness of the backlight 6 by adjusting the voltage applied to the electrode of the knock light by manually operating the brightness adjusting unit 10.
- the controller unit 3 includes a setting unit 20 and a measurement unit 21. Also set hand
- the stage 20 has a first storage unit 22.
- a brightness adjustment range is defined in advance for each operation time of the backlight 6, and stored.
- the substantial operating time of the backlight 6 serves as an index indicating the deterioration state of the luminance in the backlight, and as the substantial operating time becomes longer, the aging of the luminance in the backlight progresses. Therefore, the brightness adjustment range for each operation time of the backlight 6 stored in the first storage unit 22 takes into account the deterioration of the luminance of the backlight over time, and the substantial operation time of the knock light is long. The upper limit of the adjustment range is specified to be higher. In the first embodiment, as will be described below, the total operating time of the hydraulic excavator measured by the measuring means 21 is used as the substantial operating time up to the present time in the knocklight.
- the measuring means 21 has a time measuring function, and can measure the total operating time that has actually been operated up to the present time. Further, the total operating time measured to date by the measuring means 21 can be read by the setting means 20.
- the controller unit 3 has a fourth storage unit (not shown) that stores the setting state of the image quality set in the monitor unit 2.
- the controller unit 3 can store the image quality setting state set in the monitor unit 2 at that time in the fourth storage unit.
- the controller unit 3 can read the image quality setting state stored at the time of the previous stoppage from the fourth storage unit and set the image quality for the monitor unit 2. it can.
- the sensor unit 4 includes a coolant temperature sensor 25, a hydraulic oil temperature sensor 26, and a fuel tank level sensor 27.
- the water temperature of the cooling water measured by the water temperature sensor 25 of the sensor unit 4 is input to the monitor unit 2 via the controller unit 3 and displayed on the water temperature meter 13 on the instrument display screen 11 of the liquid crystal panel 5.
- FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing the setting of the luminance adjustment range in the liquid crystal display device 1.
- steps 1 to 8 are abbreviated as S1 to S8, respectively.
- the controller unit 3 reads the image quality setting state from the fourth storage unit (not shown), and the read setting state is sent to the monitor unit 2.
- the image quality setting state read out by the fourth storage unit force is the one stored in the fourth storage unit by the controller unit 3 when the excavator stopped the previous operation.
- the measuring means 21 of the controller unit 3 resumes the measurement of the total operating time that the hydraulic excavator has actually operated until now.
- step 3 After setting the image quality for the monitor unit 2 in step 2, voltage is applied to the knocklight 6 to turn on the backlight, and an image is displayed on the liquid crystal panel 5 (step 3). As a result, the instrument display screen 11 shown in FIG. 2A is displayed on the liquid crystal panel 5, and the operator can check the remaining amount of fuel.
- the operator presses an image switching button (not shown) on the monitor unit 2 to instruct the liquid crystal panel 5 to switch from the instrument display screen 11 to the image quality adjustment screen 16.
- the setting means 20 reads the total operating time up to the present time in the hydraulic excavator measured by the measuring means 21 from the measuring means 21 of the controller unit 3. (Step 5).
- the setting means 20 uses the read total operating time as a substantial operating time up to the present time in the knocklight 6. Therefore, the setting means 20 can read out the brightness adjustment range corresponding to the read total operating time from the first storage unit 22 (step 6).
- the setting means 20 when the total operating time up to the present time in the hydraulic excavator is measured as approximately 900 hours by the measuring means 21 and read by the setting means 20, the setting means 20 returns this "900 hours". Used as the actual operating time to date for the light. And The setting means 20 is set to “500 hours to 1000 hours”, which belongs to an operation time of 900 hours, from the adjustment range for each operation time of the knocklight stored in the first storage unit 22 shown in FIG. Read the adjustment range of “Level 0 to 9” corresponding to.
- the setting means 20 uses this "4500 hours" as the actual operating time in the backlight. Used as Then, the adjustment range of “level 0 to 12” corresponding to 4500 hours is read from the first storage unit 22. In the first embodiment, the case where the total operation time is 900 hours will be described.
- step 6 after the adjustment range of “level 0 to 9” is read by the setting unit 20, the setting unit 20 sets the read range of “level 0 to 9” in the luminance adjustment unit 10. Set as an adjustable range of brightness (step 7).
- the display screen power of the liquid crystal panel 5 in the monitor unit 2 is switched from the instrument display screen 11 shown in FIG. 2 (a) to the image quality adjustment screen 16 shown in FIG. 2 (b).
- the adjustable range of the luminance in the luminance adjusting unit 10 is set to “level 0 to 9” by the setting means 20. Accordingly, on the liquid crystal panel 5, the image quality adjustment screen 16 shown in FIG. 2 (b) including the luminance display unit 19 capable of performing the luminance adjustment in 10 levels of levels 0 to 9 is displayed.
- the operator can arbitrarily adjust the brightness of the knocklight 6 in 10 steps of levels 0 to 9 by manually operating the brightness adjusting unit 10 of the monitor unit 2 (step S9). 8).
- step 4 After the operator adjusts the brightness of the backlight 6 to a desired value, when the operator presses the image switching button of the monitor unit 2, the instrument display screen 11 shown in FIG. It will be displayed again. Thereafter, when the operator presses the image switching button of the monitor unit 2 again to give an instruction to switch the screen to the liquid crystal display device 1, the operation of step 4 is performed again. Thereby, the setting means 20 can set an appropriate luminance adjustment range for the luminance adjusting unit 10 every time the operator adjusts the image quality of the liquid crystal panel 5.
- the total operation time of the hydraulic excavator can be used as the substantial operation time up to the present time in the backlight.
- the setting means 20 reads an appropriate brightness adjustment range from the total operating time of the hydraulic excavator based on the brightness adjustment range defined in advance for each operation time of the knocklight, and this read range is It can be set as a luminance adjustment range in the luminance adjustment unit 10.
- the operator can arbitrarily adjust the brightness of the knocklight 6 by manual operation within the adjustment range set by the setting means 20 when adjusting the brightness of the knocklight.
- the setting means 20 can set the upper limit of the brightness adjustment range to a suitable value according to the total operating time of the hydraulic excavator. For this reason, it is possible to prevent the operator from setting the luminance of the backlight 6 to an unnecessarily high value, and to extend the lifetime of the backlight.
- the setting means 20 can expand the upper limit of the adjustment range set in the brightness adjusting unit 10 as the total operating time of the hydraulic excavator becomes longer. As a result, even if the backlight 6 deteriorates over time as the total operation time increases, the operator can adjust the voltage so that a higher voltage can be applied to the backlight. Therefore, it is possible to prevent a decrease in contrast and a deterioration in image quality due to the aging of the backlight, which has been regarded as a problem in the past.
- FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the liquid crystal display device according to the second embodiment.
- members having the same configurations as those described in the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the description thereof is omitted.
- the liquid crystal display device 28 includes a monitor unit 2, a controller unit 29 that controls the monitor unit 2, and a sensor unit 4.
- the controller unit 29 includes setting means 30 and measurement means 21.
- the setting means 30 has first and second storage units 22 and 23. As in the first embodiment, the first storage unit 22 predefines a range in which the brightness can be adjusted for each backlight operation time as shown in FIG.
- the second storage unit 23 of the setting means 30 has a predetermined environmental temperature.
- a correction coefficient for each degree is stored.
- the correction coefficient for each ambient temperature stored in the second storage unit 23 takes into account the characteristic that the brightness of the knocklight has a temperature dependency, and the brightness of the liquid crystal display device 28 decreases as the ambient temperature decreases. It is stipulated that the upper limit of the adjustment range can be set large.
- the adjustable range of the luminance in the luminance adjusting unit 10 can be expanded. For this reason, when the operator manually operates the brightness adjusting unit 10, voltage adjustment can be performed so that a larger voltage is applied to the backlight.
- controller unit 29 in the second embodiment includes a fourth storage unit (not shown) that stores the image quality setting state set in the monitor unit 2 as in the first embodiment. /!
- the sensor unit 4 further includes an environmental temperature sensor 24 that serves as a temperature measurement unit.
- the environmental temperature sensor 24 is configured to measure the environmental temperature at which the liquid crystal display device 28 is used, and to read the measured environmental temperature by the setting means 30 of the controller unit 29! RU
- FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing the setting of the luminance adjustment range in the liquid crystal display device 28.
- the controller unit 29 reads the image quality setting state from the fourth storage unit (not shown), and sets the read setting state to the monitor part 2 (step 12). Further, when the engine is started in Step 11, the measuring means 21 of the controller unit 29 restarts the measurement of the total operating time of the hydraulic excavator. At the same time, the ambient temperature sensor 24 of the sensor unit 4 measures the ambient temperature at which the liquid crystal display device 28 is used.
- step 12 After setting the image quality for the monitor unit 2 in step 12, a voltage is applied to the knock light 6 to turn on the backlight, and an image is displayed on the liquid crystal panel 5 (step 13). As a result, the instrument display screen 11 shown in FIG. 2A is displayed on the liquid crystal panel 5.
- step 14 the setting means 30 of the controller unit 29 reads the total operating time from the measuring means 21 to the current time of the hydraulic excavator, and also reads the current environmental temperature from the environmental temperature sensor 24. Read (step 15).
- the setting means 30 After reading the total operating time up to the present time and the current environmental temperature in step 15, the setting means 30 determines whether the read environmental temperature is equal to or higher than a predetermined temperature set in advance. Make a decision (step 16). In the second embodiment, the setting means 30 determines whether the environmental temperature is, for example, 10 ° C or higher or lower than 10 ° C. If the ambient temperature is 10 ° C or higher, the operations from step 17 described below are performed. On the other hand, if the ambient temperature is less than 10 ° C, work from step 20 is performed.
- step 16 when the setting means 30 determines that the environmental temperature is 10 ° C. or higher, the setting means 30 is the same as in the first embodiment, and the total of the hydraulic excavator read from the measuring means 21 up to the present time.
- the first storage unit 22 uses the operating time as the operating time of the backlight, the first storage unit 22 also reads the brightness adjustment range corresponding to the total operating time (step 17). That is, when the total operating time of the hydraulic excavator is about 900 hours, the setting means 30 uses the “900 hours” as the backlight operating time, and the corresponding “level 0” is stored in the first storage unit 22. Read the adjustment range of " ⁇ 9".
- the setting means 30 can adjust the brightness in the adjustment range of the read "level 0 to 9" in the luminance adjustment unit 10. Set as a valid range (step 18).
- the display screen of the liquid crystal panel 5 in the monitor unit 2 is switched to the image quality adjustment screen 16 shown in FIG. Then, the operator can manually adjust the brightness of the knocklight 6 in 10 levels from level 0 to 9 by manually operating the brightness adjusting unit 10 of the monitor unit 2 (step 19).
- the current environmental temperature measured by the environmental temperature sensor 24 is, for example, 15 ° C.
- the setting means 30 sets the environmental temperature to a predetermined temperature of 10 ° C or less. The case where it is determined to be full is described.
- the setting means 30 reads the correction coefficient corresponding to the environmental temperature of 15 ° C. from the second storage unit 23 (step 20). That is, the correction of “4” corresponding to the environmental temperature of “1-20 ° C or more and less than 10 ° C” from the correction coefficient for each environmental temperature stored in the second storage unit 23 shown in FIG. The coefficient is read by the setting means 30.
- the setting means 30 multiplies the read correction coefficient “4” by the total operating time “900 hours” read from the measuring means 21 up to the present time to obtain the virtual first total operating time “360”. “0 hours” is calculated (step 21).
- the setting means 30 uses the calculated first virtual total operation time “3600 hours” as a substantial operation time up to the present time in the backlight, so that the first storage unit 22 also has a virtual power.
- Read the brightness adjustment range corresponding to the first total operating time “3600 hours” step 22). That is, the setting means 30 reads the adjustment range of “level 0 to 11” corresponding to “2000 hours to 4000 hours” to which 3600 hours belong, from the first storage unit 22 shown in FIG.
- the setting means 30 After the setting means 30 reads out the “level 0 to 11” brightness adjustable range in this way, the setting means 30 adjusts the brightness adjustment unit 10 using the read “level 0 to 11” adjustment range. Set as possible range (step 18).
- the display screen of the liquid crystal panel 5 is switched to the image quality adjustment screen, so that the brightness of the knock light 6 can be adjusted in 12 levels from level 0 to 11, as shown in Fig. 2 (c). Appears on the LCD panel 5.
- the operator can manually adjust the brightness of the knocklight 6 in the range of level 0 to: L1 by manually operating the brightness adjusting unit 10.
- the setting means 30 is based on the total operating time of the hydraulic excavator and the environmental temperature of the liquid crystal display device 28.
- the range in which the brightness can be adjusted in 10 can be appropriately set.
- the operator can arbitrarily adjust the brightness of the knocklight 6 by manual operation within the set adjustment range.
- the operator sets the brightness of the backlight 6 to a value higher than necessary. Can be prevented and the life of the knocklight can be extended.
- it is possible to prevent deterioration in contrast and image quality due to aging deterioration of the knocklight.
- the luminance adjustment range in the luminance adjusting unit 10 is appropriately set according to the environmental temperature in which the liquid crystal display device 28 is used. For this reason, it is possible to prevent deterioration in image quality due to the temperature dependence of the luminance in the knocklight 6.
- the reference environmental temperature is exemplified as 10 ° C., but the present invention is not limited to this, and the environment in which the liquid crystal display device is used. It can be appropriately changed according to the above.
- FIG. 7 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the liquid crystal display device of the third embodiment.
- the liquid crystal display device 31 includes a monitor unit 2, a controller unit 32 that controls the monitor unit 2, and a sensor unit 4.
- the controller unit 32 includes a setting unit 33, a calculation unit 34, a measurement unit 21, and a third storage unit 35.
- the setting means 33 has a first storage unit 22 similar to that in the first embodiment as shown in FIG. 3 (a).
- the calculation means 34 has a second storage unit 36.
- the second storage unit 36 stores a correction coefficient for each predetermined environmental temperature, and the second storage unit 23 described in the second embodiment (FIG. 3B).
- a correction coefficient “1” corresponding to an environmental temperature of “10 ° C or higher” is also specified.
- the calculating means 34 is configured to sequentially read the total operating time from the measuring means 21 to the current time of the excavator. Further, the environmental temperature sensor 24 is configured to read the environmental temperature of the liquid crystal display device 31 at predetermined time intervals (for example, every minute). Further, the calculating means 34 is configured to read the total operating time read from the power measuring means 21 when the work vehicle starts working based on the total operating time and the environmental temperature read from the measuring means 21 and the environmental temperature sensor 24, respectively. Each time the unit operating time elapses, the average value of the environmental temperature read from the environmental temperature sensor 24 within the unit operating time that has elapsed is calculated. It is configured.
- the calculation means 34 every time the total operation time read from the measurement means 21 after the excavator has started work exceeds the unit operation time. It is possible to calculate a corrected operating time obtained by correcting the unit operating time.
- the third storage unit 35 is configured to store the virtual second total operating time by sequentially adding and storing the corrected operating time calculated by the calculating means 34.
- the controller unit 32 in the third embodiment is a fourth storage unit (not shown) that stores the setting state of the image quality that is set in the monitor unit 2 as in the first and second embodiments.
- the calculating means 34 may be configured to calculate the minimum value of the environmental temperature read from the environmental temperature sensor 24 in the unit operating time instead of calculating the average value of the environmental temperature in the unit operating time. Ryo.
- FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing the setting of the luminance adjustment range in the liquid crystal display device 31.
- FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing the calculation of the virtual second total operating time.
- step 31 when the engine of the hydraulic excavator is started (step 31), the controller unit 32 reads a fourth storage unit (not shown) force image quality setting state, and sets the read setting state in the monitor unit 2 (step 32).
- the measuring means 21 restarts the measurement of the total operation time of the hydraulic excavator, and the environmental temperature sensor 24 measures the environmental temperature of the liquid crystal display device 31. .
- step 32 After setting the image quality in step 32, a voltage is applied to knock light 6 to turn on the backlight, and an image is displayed on liquid crystal panel 5 (step 33). As a result, the instrument display screen 11 shown in FIG. 2A is displayed on the liquid crystal panel 5.
- the calculating means 34 sequentially reads the total operating time from the measuring means 21 to the current time of the excavator, and from the environmental temperature sensor 24 every predetermined time, for example, every minute. Read the ambient temperature (step 41).
- the calculation means 34 sets the total operating time of the hydraulic excavator read from the measuring means 21 after the excavator starts working (after starting the engine) as the unit operating time. Every time 1 hour has elapsed, the average value of the environmental temperature read from the environmental temperature sensor 24 during the unit operating time is calculated (step 42).
- the calculation means 34 After calculating the average value of the environmental temperature during the unit operating time, the calculation means 34 reads out the correction coefficient corresponding to the calculated average value of the environmental temperature from the second storage unit 36 (step 43). For example, when the average value of the environmental temperature during the unit operation time is calculated to be about 5 ° C., the correction coefficient “3” is read from the second storage unit 36.
- the calculation means 34 multiplies the read correction coefficient “3” by “1 hour” set as the unit operating time.
- “3 hours” can be calculated as the corrected operating time obtained by correcting the actual unit operating time (step 44). For example, when the average value of the environmental temperature in the unit operation time is about 20 ° C, the correction coefficient “1” is read from the second storage unit 36, so “1 hour” is set as the correction operation time. Calculated.
- the calculating means 34 After calculating the corrected operating time in step 44, the calculating means 34 stores the calculated corrected operating time of "3 hours" in the third storage unit 35, and adds up the corrected operating time. Value, that is, added to the total value of the corrected operation time calculated so far by the calculation means 34 and stored (step 45).
- the correction operation time is calculated by the calculation means 34 every time the total operation time of the hydraulic excavator passes the unit operation time after the excavator starts working. .
- the third storage unit 35 calculates the corrected operation time by the calculation means 34. Each time, the corrected operation time calculated by the calculation means 34 can be added and stored in sequence. As a result, the third storage unit can update and store the virtual second total operating time up to the current shipping time of the hydraulic excavator every time the correction operating time is calculated by the calculating means 34. (Step 46).
- the corrected operating time is calculated by the calculating means 34 even when the hydraulic excavator stops operating. Can be calculated. Further, the calculated corrected operation time can be added to the third storage unit 35 and stored.
- the calculation means 34 calculates the previous correction operation time when the hydraulic excavator stops operating, and the operation time until the hydraulic excavator stops operating with the force (hereinafter, this operation time). Is calculated as the total operating time of the hydraulic excavator read from the measuring means 21. Then, the calculation means 34 calculates the corrected operation time by correcting the calculated operation time before stoppage.
- the calculation means 34 operates the operation before the stop. Calculate “0.5 hours” as the time. Next, the calculating means 34 calculates the average value of the environmental temperature read from the environmental temperature sensor 24 during this “0.5 hours”.
- the correction coefficient corresponding to the calculated average value of the environmental temperature is read from the second storage unit 36, and the read correction coefficient is multiplied by the operation time before stop “0.5 hours”. This makes it possible to calculate a corrected operating time obtained by correcting the operating time before stopping. Then, by adding the calculated corrected operation time to the third storage unit 35 and storing it, the virtual second total operation time at the time when the hydraulic excavator is stopped can be stored in the third storage unit 35.
- the virtual second total operation time stored in the third storage unit can be suitably used as a substantial operation time up to the present time in the knocklight as described below. Furthermore, for example, the temperature difference between the environmental temperature when the hydraulic shovel is stopped and the environmental temperature when the operation is resumed. Even when the force S is present, the corrected operation time can be calculated based on the respective environmental temperature, so that the virtual second total operation time can be accurately obtained.
- the setting means 33 uses the read virtual second total operating time as a substantial operating time up to the present time in the backlight. Then, the brightness adjustment range corresponding to the virtual second total operating time is read from the first storage unit 22 (step 36). Next, the setting means 33 sets the adjustment range read from the first storage unit 22 as a range in which the luminance adjustment unit 10 can adjust the luminance (step 37).
- the display screen of the liquid crystal panel 5 is switched to the image quality adjustment screen.
- the operator can arbitrarily adjust the brightness of the knocklight 6 within the adjustment range set by the setting means 33 in step 37 by manually operating the brightness adjusting unit 10 (step 38). .
- the luminance adjustment range in the luminance adjustment unit 10 is greatly increased based on the virtual second total operation time corresponding to the environmental temperature change for each unit operation time. It can be set appropriately. This also allows the operator to arbitrarily adjust the brightness of the backlight 6 by manual operation within the set adjustment range. This also prevents the operator from unnecessarily increasing the brightness of the backlight and extends the life of the knocklight. Furthermore, it is possible to prevent a decrease in contrast and a deterioration in image quality due to aging deterioration of the knocklight.
- the calculating means 34 calculates the average value of the environmental temperature for each unit operating time to obtain the virtual second total operating time.
- the calculation means 34 instead of the calculation means 34 calculating the average value of the environmental temperature, a minimum value of the environmental temperature is calculated for each unit operating time, and the virtual value is calculated using the minimum value of the environmental temperature. The second total operating time is calculated.
- the liquid crystal display device includes a construction machine such as a hydraulic excavator and an automobile! C which can be suitably applied to industrial vehicles
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