WO2009086715A1 - 加油机安全脉冲发生器及其作弊判断方法 - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to an anti-cheating device and a method, in particular to a safety pulse generator for a fuel dispenser which is applied to a fuel dispenser to prevent cheating and a method for judging a cheating according to a safety pulse generator of a fuel dispenser.
- the fuel dispenser As a measuring instrument, the fuel dispenser is very accurate. In the actual use process of some fuel dispensers, the measurement accuracy does not meet the requirements, and there are artificial or non-human oil stealing and oil leakage behaviors.
- the pulse signal transmission channel cheats, such as inserting a pulse signal
- the pulse signal source cheats multi-send pulse signals, for example, actually generate 100 pulses, but send 110 pulses through the smart device;
- the fuel tank unit is faulty, such as a solenoid valve failure
- the technical solution adopted by the present invention is to first provide a safety pulse generator applied to a fuel dispenser, the fuel dispenser having a flow measuring transducer and a control main board, and measuring on the main board.
- a microprocessor wherein the fuel dispenser safety pulse generator comprises: a pulse signal generating component for generating a corresponding pulse signal according to the rotation of the flow measuring transducer;
- An encoding microprocessor that receives and converts the pulse signal and transmits it to the control board, and encodes the output pulse number
- a metering microprocessor receives the output pulse number encoded data sent by the encoding microprocessor and converts it into an output pulse number after decoding.
- the metering microprocessor directly receives the pulse signal output by the encoding microprocessor and counts it, or the metering microprocessor receives the output of the pulse signal of the encoding microprocessor by other components on the control board. Counting value;
- the metering microprocessor compares the number of pulses after decoding with the number of pulses directly counted or received, and determines whether there is suspected cheating during the refueling process.
- the pulse signal generating component is of a photoelectric type or an electromagnetic type
- the photoelectric pulse signal generating part comprises a grating code disk mounted on a main shaft connected to the flow measuring transducer to rotate with the main shaft, and the rotating The number of turns is proportional to the flow rate
- the electromagnetic pulse signal generating part includes a magnetic steel body as a magnetic field generating part, which is mounted on a main shaft connected to the flow measuring transducer, and rotates with the rotating shaft, and the number of turns and the flow rate thereof In direct proportion.
- the electromagnetic pulse signal generating component comprises: a programmable magnetic rotary encoder chip, wherein the programmable magnetic rotary encoder chip senses a magnetic field distribution of the magnetic steel body, and is processed into two pulses. Signal output.
- the magnetic field generating member is made of a magnetic steel body of AlNiCo, SmCo5 or NdFeB, and is mounted on a main shaft connected to the flow measuring transducer, and the number of revolutions is proportional to the flow rate as the rotating shaft rotates.
- the safety pulse generator further includes: a pulse output interface respectively connected to the output end specified by the coded microprocessor, and connected to the pulse input port of the control board, and the control board The pulse signal is ultimately input to the metering microprocessor.
- the metering microprocessor passes the UART interface (Universal Asynchronous)
- a Receiver/Transmitter, Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter module is coupled to the encoded microprocessor.
- the method further includes: a memory connected to the metering microprocessor for storing the output pulse number, the oil quantity data, and the abnormal fueling record suspected of cheating.
- the present invention also provides a method for judging the cheating machine, which is safe by the above-mentioned fuel dispenser
- the pulse generator implements the steps including:
- Step a When the fuel dispenser performs refueling, the flow measuring transducer causes the pulse signal generating component to generate a pulse signal corresponding to the output oil amount;
- Step b The encoding microprocessor receives the pulse signal
- Step c The encoding microprocessor converts the pulse signal thereof into a pulse form required by the control board, and the metering processor or other pulse counting component on the control board receives the pulse signal;
- Step d when the fuel dispenser stops to refuel, the pulse signal generating unit stops generating the pulse signal;
- Step e the metering microprocessor acquires a pulse count of the control main board; wherein if the metering microprocessor on the control main board does not perform pulse counting, the pulse counting unit on the control main board transmits the counted cumulative pulse number to the The metering microprocessor serves as a pulse count for controlling the main board; if the metering microprocessor directly performs pulse counting, the accumulated pulse number is a pulse count of the control main board, and the output oil quantity data is generated according to the pulse count of the control main board. ;
- Step f the encoding microprocessor encodes the accumulated pulse number and transmits it to the metering microprocessor, and the metering microprocessor decodes and converts the corresponding number of output pulses into a corresponding number of output pulses;
- Step g The measuring microprocessor calculates the relative difference between the pulse data of the control board and the output pulse data described in step f, and compares it with a set threshold, when it is less than the set threshold Performing the following step h; when it is greater than the set threshold, performing the following step i;
- Step h determining that there is no cheating behavior
- Step i Determined to be suspected of cheating.
- the method further includes: Step a,: performing two-way verification between the coded microprocessor and the metering microprocessor when the fueling machine generates a fueling action;
- Step a" Determine whether the verification is successful, if the step a is successfully performed, otherwise the step i is performed.
- step d the method further includes:
- Step d performing bidirectional verification between the encoding microprocessor and the metering microprocessor; step d": determining whether the verification is successful, if the step e is successfully performed, otherwise performing the step is better
- the method further includes: Step j: storing the number of output pulses and the abnormal fueling record suspected of cheating.
- the metering microprocessor performs a lock operation on the fuel dispenser.
- the beneficial effects of the present invention are: First, since the number of pulses counted by the coded microprocessor in the safety pulse generator is compared with the number of pulses counted by the metering microprocessor, the force P oil machine can be effectively prevented. Stealing oil and oil spills;
- magnetic coding can be used to make it small in size, high in precision, strong in stability, and able to overcome environmental dependence, such as: oil and gas environment;
- FIG. 1 is a schematic block diagram showing a preferred embodiment of a fuel dispenser safety pulse generator of the present invention
- FIG. 2A is a schematic structural diagram of a pulse signal of a control mainboard metering microprocessor receiving a safety pulse generator of a dispenser by a pulse counting unit according to the present invention
- 2B is a schematic structural diagram of a pulse signal of a control board micro-processing directly receiving a safety pulse generator of a fuel dispenser according to the present invention
- 3A is a schematic view showing an embodiment of a coded microprocessor in a safety pulse generator of a fuel dispenser of the present invention
- 3B is a schematic structural view of an embodiment of a pulse output interface in a safety pulse generator of a fuel dispenser of the present invention
- 3C is a schematic view showing an embodiment of a programmable magnetic rotary encoder chip in a safety pulse generator of a fuel dispenser of the present invention
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a preferred embodiment of a fuel dispenser safety pulse generator of the present invention
- the present invention is applied to a fuel dispenser having a flow measuring transducer and a control main board 7 .
- the control board 7 includes a metering microprocessor 5, and the tanker safety pulse generator includes: a pulse generating component 1 for generating a corresponding pulse signal according to the rotation of the flow measuring transducer;
- the pulse signal generating unit 1 may be of a photoelectric type or an electromagnetic type.
- the grating code disc is mounted on the main shaft connected to the flow measuring transducer to rotate with the main shaft, and the number of revolutions is proportional to the flow rate.
- the magnetic field generating part is a magnetic steel body, which is made of AlNiCo, SmCo5 or NdFeB, which is mounted on a main shaft connected to the flow measuring transducer, and rotates with the main shaft, and the number of turns of the rotating shaft is also The flow is proportional.
- the encoding microprocessor 2 receives and converts the pulse signal and finally transmits it to the control board 7, while the encoding microprocessor 2 records the converted pulse data, and the The pulse data is encoded; a pulse output interface 4, which is respectively connected to the output terminal specified by the code microprocessor 2, and is connected to the fuel dispenser control board 7 via a cable.
- the metering microprocessor 5 receives the pulse coded data sent by the coded microprocessor 2 through the UART interface 3, and the metering microprocessor 5 decodes the pulse coded data and performs the number of pulses received and counted by the control board. In contrast, it is determined whether there is a suspected cheating during the refueling process.
- the method further includes: a memory 6 connected to the metering microprocessor 5 for storing the output pulse data and the oil Volume data and fueling abnormal records with suspected cheating.
- the memory 6 can be disposed on the control board or on the fuel dispenser safety pulse generator.
- FIG. 2A and FIG. 2B are structural diagrams of the control board receiving the pulse signal in the safety pulse generator of the fuel dispenser of the present invention.
- the pulse signal outputted by the coded microprocessor 2 is input to the pulse counting unit 71 on the control board, and the pulse counting unit counts the pulse signal and supplies it to the metering microprocessor 5, the metering microprocessor. 5, the pulse number is used as the number of pulses for controlling the main board counting; secondly, as shown in FIG. 2B, the pulse signal outputted by the coded microprocessor 2 is directly input to the metering microprocessor 5, and the metering microprocessor 5 collects and counts the pulse signal. And use this pulse number as the number of pulses that control the board count.
- FIG. 3A is a schematic diagram of a coded microprocessor in a safety pulse generator of a fuel dispenser of the present invention; for example, the coded microprocessor can be implemented by a single chip microcomputer.
- the encoding microprocessor 2 has a built-in memory and a reset circuit, and its INT terminal and PB7 terminal are respectively connected to the two pulse output terminals A and B of the pulse signal generating section 1.
- FIG. 3B is a structural tube diagram of an embodiment of a pulse output interface in a safety pulse generator of a fuel dispenser of the present invention
- the pulse output interface 4 is composed of two triodes 8050 in the figure, two three poles
- the base 80 of the tube 8050 is coupled to the two outputs of the encoding microprocessor (i.e., the PB4 and PB5 terminals of the encoding microprocessor of Figure 3A) via resistors RO3, RO4, respectively.
- FIG. 3C is a schematic diagram of an embodiment of a programmable magnetic rotary encoder chip in the safety pulse generator of the fuel dispenser of the present invention.
- a rotary magnetic encoder integrated circuit chip AS5040 which is used for a pulse generating component.
- 1 is an electromagnetic form.
- the programmable magnetic rotary encoder chip is mounted on a circuit board above a magnetic steel body, and the surface thereof senses a magnetic field distribution generated by the rotation of the magnetic steel body (Magnetic) and passes through its built-in A/D converter and
- the digital signal processing algorithm calculates the angle and the Hall signal size, and outputs corresponding signals from the output pins A_LSB_U and B_Dir-V according to the user's settings.
- the flow measurement converter When set to two-way integral A/B output mode, the flow measurement converter outputs a fixed output from pin A_LSB—U (pulse output terminal A) and pin B-Dir_V (pulse output terminal B).
- the number of pulse signals The phase difference between the two paths is 90 degrees. Pulse A leads pulse B when clockwise. On the contrary, the pulse B leads the pulse A 90 degrees.
- the flow measuring transducer rotates, causing the pulse generating component 1 to generate two pulses A, B, and output to the encoding microprocessor 2; the encoding microprocessor 2 analyzes the collected pulse signals, and converts the two pulse signals into control
- the form required by the main board 7 is output from the output pins PP1 and PP2 through the pulse output interface 4 to the pulse collecting end of the control board 7.
- the control board can directly count the pulses through the metering microprocessor 5, and use the number of pulses as the number of pulses for controlling the counting of the main board; the pulses can also be counted by the pulse counting unit 71 on the control board, and the pulse counting unit 71 will count After the number of pulses sent is sent to the metering microprocessor 5, the metering microprocessor 5 uses the number of pulses as the number of pulses for controlling the board count.
- the encoding microprocessor 2 counts and processes the pulse signals, converts the accumulated pulse numbers into data of a certain format, digitally encodes them using a specific encoding technique, and then uses a security protocol to pass the UART (Universal Asynchronous Receiver). /Transmitter, universal asynchronous receiver transmitter) interface component is transmitted to the metering microprocessor 5;
- the metering microprocessor 5 decodes the pulse coded data according to a security protocol and compares it with the pulse data of the control board count to determine the behavior of the tanker. If it is judged that cheating has been carried out, the corresponding alarm or mandatory lock mechanism is activated, and the information of the corresponding fueling record is stored, so that the technical inspection department can obtain the evidence.
- FIG. 4 is a flowchart of the method for preventing cheating of the fuel dispenser of the present invention, which is implemented by the above-mentioned fuel dispenser safety pulse generator, and includes the following steps:
- Step a When the fuel dispenser performs refueling, the flow measuring transducer causes the pulse signal generating component 1 to generate a pulse signal corresponding to the output oil amount;
- Step b The encoding microprocessor 2 receives the pulse signal
- Step c The encoding microprocessor 2 converts the pulse signal thereof into a pulse form required by the control board 7, the control board 7 receives the pulse signal; and the control board 7 receives two pulse signals. a form, the first is the metering microprocessor 5 directly receives the pulse signal, the second is the control of the main board 7 on the pulse counting unit 71 receives the pulse signal, and sent to the metering microprocessor 5 in step e;
- Step d when the fuel dispenser stops refueling, the pulse signal generating component 1 stops generating a pulse signal;
- Step e The metering microprocessor 5 acquires the number of pulses counted by the control board 7; wherein if the metering microprocessor on the control board does not perform pulse counting, the pulse counting unit on the control board will count the accumulated pulses The number is transmitted to the metering microprocessor as a pulse count of the control board; if the metering microprocessor directly performs pulse counting, the accumulated number of pulses is the pulse count of the control board, and according to the pulse count of the control board Generate output oil quantity data;
- Step f The encoding microprocessor 2 encodes the accumulated pulse number and transmits it to the metering microprocessor 5, and decodes by the metering microprocessor 5;
- Step g The metering microprocessor 5 calculates the relative difference between the number of output pulses described in step e and the output pulse data described in step f, and compares it with a set threshold, and when it is less than the set threshold, performs The following step h; when greater than the threshold, perform the following step i;
- Step h determine that there is no cheating behavior
- Step i Determined to be suspected of cheating.
- the method further includes:
- Step a when the fueling machine generates a refueling action, the coded microprocessor 2 and the metering microprocessor 5 perform a verification verification;
- Step a" determining whether the verification is successful, if the step a is successfully performed, otherwise performing the step.
- the method further includes:
- Step d : performing two-way verification between the encoding microprocessor 2 and the metering microprocessor 5; Step d": determining whether the verification is successful, if the step e is successfully performed, otherwise performing the step 1"
- the method further comprises: Step j: storing each of the output pulse number, the oil quantity data, and the abnormal fueling record suspected of cheating.
- the metering microprocessor 5 performs a lock operation on the fuel dispenser.
- the code ⁇ : processor 2 and metering microprocessor 5 pass two-way verification to establish a secure transmission channel. After the two-way verification fails, the metering microprocessor 5 prohibits the fuel dispenser from refueling and displays an error message. The two-way verification will ensure a unique correspondence between the metering microprocessor 5 and the encoding microprocessor 2, while also preventing counterfeiting of the metering microprocessor 5 and the encoding microprocessor 2.
- the metering microprocessor 5 needs to perform the fueling abnormality treatment when it is found that the fueling amount is suspected of cheating; if the accumulated abnormal fueling number of the suspected cheating is up to one The specified value, the metering microprocessor 5 is locked, and the fueling machine is no longer allowed to refuel; at the same time, the memory 6 records and saves information about the abnormality of the fueling machine suspected of cheating.
- the coded microprocessor 2 is processed according to the renewed control board 7, and the coded microprocessor 2 described above after the tanker replaces the control board 7 allows the tanker After a specified number of times of refueling, exceeding the specified number of times, the coded microprocessor 2 will cut off the pulse, prohibiting refueling, and the refueling machine needs to be unlocked to continue refueling.
- the memory 6 stores a detailed record of the abnormal fueling for each time the cheating suspect is involved, including the fuel amount deviation, the fueling data, the date, and the like. These messages are stored in ciphertext and are not modifiable, but can be read by the tanker's keyboard or dedicated handheld device.
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