WO2010087340A1 - 電気自動車の充電システム - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an electric vehicle charging system for charging an electric vehicle in an apartment house where an article receiving device such as a delivery box is installed.
- an electric vehicle is a parking lot of each household that owns it, and in an apartment house such as a condominium, it is necessary to use a shared site such as the parking lot or a charging space when the vehicle is not running.
- the current situation is that it has to be charged.
- a shared system such as so-called car sharing is adopted in an apartment house such as an apartment, where one electric vehicle is unspecified and shared among multiple households. But it is also necessary to secure a place for charging.
- a price or prepaid card is placed in the price acceptor. It is conceivable to install an electric vending machine that supplies (sells) the amount of electricity that is commensurate with the price paid by presenting the price, but in parking lots and charging spaces such as this type of housing, The method of having to purchase a charging service using a prepaid card is never convenient, and the resident's proof is not good either.
- a parcel delivery box is an article storage (acquisition) device similar to a locker having a plurality of lockable article storage boxes for receiving parcels delivered to a specific resident or for collecting parcels delivered by a specific resident It is.
- This article storage box may be used in common by residents, but there may also be a usage form in which one article storage box is allocated exclusively to each resident. It can also be used for receiving goods.
- a control circuit that controls unlocking (or locking) necessary for taking in and out delivery packages for a plurality of article storage boxes through operation of an operation display unit using a touch panel or the like is used.
- an ID card IC card or the like
- the control circuit performs control so that the intended operation can be performed by proving that the user is a legitimate package receiver (or shipper) and performing a predetermined operation thereon.
- the delivery box operation performed in this way can be recorded and managed as usage information in a database or the like together with the resident identification information indicated by the time and the ID card. Usage information managed by the delivery box can be stored in the storage means of the control circuit, displayed on the operation display unit as needed, or transferred to a remote management center via a network. .
- the problem of the present invention is that, from the above viewpoint, the home delivery box control system and the electric vehicle charging control system are shared, and the home delivery box control and the electric vehicle charging control are performed in a unified manner. It is to reduce the total cost required for equipment and system management.
- an article receiving apparatus including a plurality of article storage boxes that are opened and closed by an electric lock used for collecting parcels or mail in an apartment house, and an electric lock of the article receiving apparatus.
- Control means for controlling the opening / closing of the electric vehicle, a power supply circuit for charging the electric vehicle, and a charging control unit for controlling the power supply circuit, wherein the control means includes the power supply in addition to the opening / closing control of the electric lock of the article receiving device.
- a configuration for controlling the charging service of the electric vehicle performed through the circuit and the charging control unit is adopted.
- the control unit of the article receiving device performs control related to the charging service for the electric vehicle
- the article receiving device control system and the electric vehicle charging control system can be shared, and the article By centralizing the control of the receiving device and the charging control of the electric vehicle, it is possible to reduce the overall cost required for the overall equipment and system management required for the apartment house.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an overall configuration of an electric vehicle charging system employing the present invention. It is the flowchart figure which showed the control procedure of the charge control part of the charging system of the electric vehicle which employ
- FIG. 1 shows the main configuration of an electric vehicle charging system employing the present invention
- FIG. 2 shows the overall configuration of the system.
- the electric vehicle charging system according to the present embodiment is installed in a housing complex such as a condominium. As shown in FIG. 2, charging receptacles 205, 205... Chargers 207, 207... Are included.
- a plurality of parking spaces 208 are illustrated, and these are allocated to each resident, and are used exclusively by electric vehicles (including electric bicycles) owned by each resident or other parking spaces. It may be a common charging space where a resident moves from the position and only performs charging.
- the electric vehicle to be charged may be owned by each resident, or may be shared (car sharing) by the resident of the apartment house. When an electric vehicle to be charged is shared (car sharing), reservation management is performed through a predetermined reservation procedure.
- the control circuit (FIG. 1) of the delivery box 100 is used for charging control.
- the delivery box 100 has an operation display unit 151 that is operated when a condominium resident receives and delivers a delivery item, or inquires about charge management or a charge service, which will be described later.
- the operation display unit 151 includes a card interface for reading an ID card (IC card or the like) as an authentication means for a resident (or a courier).
- a key box 160 is arranged at the bottom of the operation display unit 151. This key box 160 is used for car sharing, and details thereof will be described later. The key box 160 is not necessarily provided when car sharing is not performed.
- the home delivery box 100 is connected to charging hardware such as charging receptacles 205, 205... And medium speed chargers 207, 207.
- the control circuit (FIG. 1) of the delivery box 100 is connected to a remote management system 401 via the Internet (of course, not only the Internet but also a network using a dedicated line or a public line) may be used.
- the The charge control described later (or part or all of the delivery box control) can also be executed by this management system, but in this embodiment, the remote management system 401 executes control related to charging of the charging fee.
- This management system 401 is connected to a charging system 402 having an interface 403 with, for example, a bank account withdrawal system, for example. Based on charging management information described later recorded in the management form database, the management system 401 is connected via the charging system 402. Charging can be charged.
- the interface 403 may not be a system for communicating with a bank account withdrawal system or the like, but may be a system for issuing an invoice for a charging fee (for example, a condominium management association). .
- FIG. 1 shows a detailed configuration example when the entire configuration of FIG. 2 is implemented.
- the block indicated by reference numeral 100 in FIG. 2 substantially corresponds to the delivery box 100 in FIG. 2, and the circuit shown in this block corresponds to the control circuit of the delivery box 100 and is a control for controlling only the conventional delivery box.
- the configuration is almost compatible with the circuit.
- the charging control unit 200 for charging the electric vehicle 300 (illustrated in the form of an automobile) is shown as a separate block from the delivery box 100, and this part is accommodated in the housing of the delivery box 100, or It is arranged at a predetermined position in the vicinity of the parking space 208.
- control circuit of the delivery box 100 of FIG. 1, the charging control unit 200 that charges the electric vehicle 300, and its peripheral circuits will be described in order.
- the control means of the delivery box 100 is mainly used as a delivery box control unit 101 configured by using a CPU such as a microprocessor, a ROM 121 storing a control procedure described later, and a work area for executing a control procedure described later.
- the RAM 122 is configured.
- the interface 103 includes a network interface for communicating with the management system 401, an interface for communicating with the operation display unit 151 (not shown in FIG. 1) in FIG.
- the reference numeral 104 is composed of a plurality of article storage boxes, and each of these article storage boxes is usually a door arranged on the public side of the apartment (mainly) opened and closed by the courier and a private apartment opened by the resident. It has a door arranged on the (common part) side, and further has electric locks 1042 and 1043 for locking / unlocking these two doors.
- a resident does not occupy one article storage box.
- each delivery is shared so that the delivery company designates the destination of a delivery item stored in a specific article storage box using the operation display unit on the public side.
- one article storage box is assigned to each resident (living room).
- each article storage box has a display unit 1041.
- the display unit 1041 is configured by using an LCD, an LED, or the like, and can take display states such as character display, blinking, lighting, and extinguishing. Depending on these display states, the state of the article storage box, for example, the article storage box is displayed. In addition to displaying various states relating to the article storage box, such as whether or not a delivery item has arrived (accommodated), in this embodiment, information related to the charging operation of the electric vehicle can also be displayed.
- the delivery box control unit 101 presents to the operation display unit 151 an ID card when a resident (or delivery company) performs a delivery operation of a delivery package with respect to the article storage box, as in the conventional delivery box. Authentication control and unlocking / locking control of the electric locks 1042 and 1043 based on the authentication control are performed.
- the delivery box control unit 101 has an interface 102 for communicating with the charging control unit 200.
- the charging control unit 200 includes an interface 203 having a corresponding specification.
- the specification of the communication interface between the delivery box control unit 101 and the charging control unit 200 is arbitrary, and for example, an interface using a bundle of appropriate control lines or a network interface such as IEEE802.3 can be used.
- the charging control unit 200 includes a delivery circuit control unit 101 (CPU) constituting a delivery box control circuit, a control circuit 201 including a ROM 121, a RAM 122, and the like, and a power supply circuit 202.
- the power supply circuit 202 outputs an output of a commercial AC power supply (not shown) such as a single-phase / 3-phase (100 V, 220 V, etc.) based on the control of the control circuit 201, and A switch circuit or the like that supplies the medium-speed charger 207 (only one charging receptacle 205 and one medium-speed charger 207 are shown).
- the charging receptacle 205 can be connected to a plug 301 at the tip of the charging cable 302 extending from the charging circuit 308 of the electric vehicle 300 on which the battery 304 is mounted, and is used to supply the output of the power supply circuit 202 to the charging circuit 308. .
- the charging receptacle 205 is equipped with a card reader 211 for performing authentication for charging at the position of the charging receptacle 205 as will be described later.
- the card reader 211 is provided with a card interface for reading an ID card (IC card or the like) presented by a resident and a display (details not shown) using an LCD or the like.
- the charging circuit 303 of the electric vehicle 300 includes a rectifying circuit that converts a charging AC input input from the cable 302 into a direct current for charging the battery 304, and the battery 304 according to various conditions such as a charging amount of the battery 304. It is composed of a current control circuit that can obtain a charging current suitable for charging, and a charging control circuit that monitors the amount of charge of the battery 304 and shuts off the input from the cable 302 when the battery is fully charged.
- the medium-speed charger 207 is composed of a charging circuit for charging the battery 304 removed from the electric vehicle 300 in a short time, for example.
- the medium-speed charger 207 is constituted by a charging circuit that can obtain a low-voltage DC charging output configured to obtain a charging current / voltage curve that can efficiently charge the battery 304 in a short time, for example.
- a long charging time such as one day and night may be required.
- a medium speed charger 207 is provided.
- the medium-speed charger 207 is also equipped with a card reader 211 for performing authentication for charging at that position.
- the charging receptacle 205, the medium-speed charger 207, and their card reader 211, the control circuit 201, and the power supply circuit 202 are connected by a cable 204.
- charging of the electric vehicle 300 using the charging receptacle 205 will be described as an example.
- a plug of the cable 302 drawn from the electric vehicle 300 to the charging receptacle 205 is described.
- the battery (304) is connected to the medium-speed charger 207 using a cable (not shown), and the authentication using each card reader 211 is the same. Shall be omitted.
- FIG. 3 to 7 show the control procedure of this charging system.
- FIG. 3 shows the charging control procedure of the control circuit 201 of the charging control unit 200
- FIG. 4 shows the charging control procedure of the delivery box control unit 100
- FIG. 5 shows the charge monitoring procedure of the delivery box control unit 100
- 6 shows an inquiry control procedure controlled by the delivery box control unit 100
- FIG. 7 shows a charging condition setting control procedure controlled by the delivery box control unit 100
- FIG. 8 shows a delivery box control unit in each of the above procedures.
- a control table used by 100 is shown.
- the control procedure of the delivery box control unit 100 can be stored in the ROM 121 as a control program for the CPU constituting the delivery box control unit 100.
- the control procedure of the control circuit 201 of the charge control unit 200 is controlled by As a control program for the CPU constituting the circuit 201, it can be stored in an equivalent ROM in the control circuit 201.
- the resident When charging the electric vehicle 300, the resident connects the plug 301 of the cable 302 drawn from the electric vehicle 300 to the charging receptacle 205 in step S101 of FIG. 3, and the ID card assigned to the resident is the card of the charging receptacle 205. Present it to the reader 211 to read the ID information (resident identification information).
- step S102 the control circuit 201 of the charging control unit 200 communicates with the delivery box control unit 100 via the interfaces 203 and 102, and transmits the ID information read by the card reader 211 to the delivery box control unit 100.
- the delivery box control unit 100 determines whether or not the received ID information is ID information of a resident who may permit charging of the electric vehicle 300 with reference to table data in FIG. Is returned to the control circuit 201 of the charging control unit 200.
- control circuit 201 of the charging control unit 200 receives information indicating that authentication is not possible from the delivery box control unit 100 in step S102, an error is displayed using the display of the card reader 211 in step S103 (further, an operation display is displayed). The same error display may be performed in the part 151).
- step S104 usage registration related to charging of the electric vehicle 300 is performed.
- information such as the charging start time and (predicted) charging end time is transmitted to the delivery box control unit 100 to the delivery box control unit 100, and the delivery box control unit 100 associates the information with the previously transmitted ID information.
- the delivery box control unit 100 associates the information with the previously transmitted ID information.
- step S105 the power supply circuit 202 is controlled to turn on its charging AC output, whereby supply of charging current to the charging circuit 308 of the electric vehicle 300 is started (step S106).
- step S107 monitoring of the charging AC output of the power supply circuit 202 is started. For example, when an abnormality such as a short circuit or leakage is detected, the charging AC output of the power supply circuit 202 is turned off and communication with the delivery box control unit 100 is performed. Then, the occurrence of an error is reported using an error number corresponding to the abnormality that has occurred (step S108). Further, when setting of the maximum charging time described later (step S503 in FIG. 7) is performed, the charging can be terminated in the same manner as an error even when the maximum charging time has elapsed.
- the process proceeds to step S109.
- the charging end timing is determined by the charging circuit 308 of the electric vehicle 300.
- this type of charging circuit 308 is usually provided with a charging control circuit that monitors the amount of charge of the battery 304 as described above and shuts off the input from the cable 302 when full charging occurs. Therefore, for example, the control circuit 201 and the power supply circuit 202 may monitor the charging AC current and determine that the charging is finished when the charging AC current almost stops flowing.
- the control circuit 201 turns off the charging AC output of the power supply circuit 202 (step S110), and reports the end of charging to the delivery box control unit 100 (step S111).
- the home delivery box control unit 100 generates billing data related to the charging process and records it together with the ID information, or transmits the information to the management system 401 via the Internet 400.
- the billing amount can be calculated by, for example, a charging time calculated from a charging start time and a charging end time.
- the control circuit 201 may constantly capture the output of the current detection circuit provided in the power supply circuit 202, and the total amount of power used for charging may be accumulated and reported to the delivery box control unit 100.
- step S112 it is determined whether or not an inquiry operation has been performed on the charging process completed as described above via the operation display unit 151 of the delivery box control unit 100 or the like.
- a later-described inquiry control procedure (FIG. 6) is executed via the operation display unit 151 where the operation is performed.
- step S201 of FIG. 4 it is determined whether or not the ID information (read from the ID card) is transmitted from the control circuit 201 of the charging control unit 200 in step S102 of FIG.
- step S202 the delivery box control unit 100 determines whether or not the received ID information is ID information of a resident who may permit charging of the electric vehicle 300 with reference to table data in FIG. . If the authentication is successful, an affirmative response (ACK) is returned in step S203, and if the authentication is unsuccessful, an error response is returned to the control circuit 201 of the charging control unit 200 in step S204.
- ACK affirmative response
- step S203 When an affirmative response (ACK) is transmitted in step S203, the control circuit 201 of the charging control unit 200 starts the above-described charging process. Therefore, in step S205, a charging flag 803 arranged in a table shown in FIG. Turn on.
- ACK affirmative response
- This charging monitoring procedure can be implemented as a timer interrupt process or the like that is periodically started after the charging flag is turned on in the above-described charging control procedure of FIG. Further, it is assumed that the charge monitoring procedure in FIG. 5 is activated for each charge receptacle 205 every time one charge job is started.
- step S300 in FIG. 5 the display unit 1041 of the delivery box corresponding to the ID card presented in step S101 in FIG. 3 is set in a predetermined lighting state, whereby the charging process started by the resident corresponding to the ID card is performed. It displays that the electric vehicle 300 is being charged. By the display on the display unit 1041, the resident can confirm that the started charging continues by viewing the display unit 1041 of the delivery box assigned to him.
- step S301 the delivery box control unit 100 determines whether or not a normal charging end report (step S109 in FIG. 3) has been received from the control circuit 201 of the charging control unit 200. If a normal charging end report is received, the process proceeds to step S303.
- step S302 If a normal charging end report has not been received, it is determined in step S302 whether an error report (step S108 in FIG. 3) has been received from the control circuit 201 of the charging control unit 200. If an error report has been received, the process proceeds to step S306.
- the charging flag 803 in FIG. 8 is turned off in step S303, and the display unit 1041 of the corresponding delivery box is turned off in step S304 (or can be turned on in a predetermined color). ). By visually recognizing the display on the display unit 1041, the resident can confirm that the charging started by the resident has been normally completed.
- the charging flag 803 is turned off in step S306, and the corresponding delivery box display unit 1041 is set in a predetermined blinking state in step S307.
- the resident can confirm that the charging started by the resident has ended in error.
- the display state of the display unit 1041 exemplified in steps S300, S303, and S306 is merely an example of a display form that uses an LED or the like.
- a display means capable of displaying more detailed information is used for the display unit 1041, characters such as “charging is in progress”, “charging has been completed successfully”, “charging has ended in error”, or an appropriate symbol What is necessary is just to display the information regarding the charging operation which should be displayed at these steps by display etc.
- step S305 the usage data related to the charging service received by the resident is recorded (or communicated with the management system 401 via the Internet 400) according to the result of whether the charging process has ended in error or has ended normally. And send usage data).
- information such as charging start time, end time, required charging time, amount of charge for using the charging service is recorded as usage data (or transmitted to the management system 401) in association with the resident ID information.
- FIG. 6 shows an inquiry control procedure controlled by the delivery box control unit 100.
- This inquiry control procedure is executed by the delivery box control unit 100 when a predetermined operation (step S112 in FIG. 3) is performed on the operation display unit 151 and an inquiry job regarding the charging process of the electric vehicle is designated.
- a predetermined operation step S112 in FIG. 3
- an inquiry job regarding the charging process of the electric vehicle is designated.
- a resident user of the charging system of an electric vehicle
- Step S401 means that, for example, an administrator (resident) uses the touch panel of the operation display unit 151 to select an inquiry regarding “electric vehicle” from the top menu display of the operation display unit 151 or the like.
- step S402 the card reader of the operation display unit 151 presents an ID card, and whether or not the ID information obtained from the ID card is ID information that may permit inquiries regarding the electric vehicle. Determine. Only when this authentication process is successful, the inquiry operation after step S403 is allowed (if the authentication fails, an error process (not shown) is performed). Depending on whether or not the ID card is a card used by a person with management authority, it is selected whether to select a user interface for the administrator or a user interface for the resident (charging system user). That's fine. In the following, an example in which an ID card used by a person with management authority is presented and a user interface for the administrator is selected is shown.
- step S403 a lower management menu than “electric vehicle” in step S401 is displayed.
- Resident room number (room number used) ⁇ Usage data ⁇ Basic charge settings can be selected.
- a display output such as steps S404, S405, and S406 is performed on the operation display unit 151 as shown in the figure.
- step S404 the room number of the resident who has used the charging system up to now is displayed based on the use data recorded in the RAM 122 or the like. Here, it is displayed that the occupants in each of the rooms 202, 301, and 605 used the charging system.
- step S405 the current basic charge setting of XX yen per 1H (1 hour) is displayed.
- the menu interface used by the administrator is shown, and changes related to “basic charge setting” are possible. For example, it may be permitted to use a touch panel to select an amount setting number and input a different amount.
- the charge amount can be calculated from the charge time.
- the user interface used by the user may simply perform processing for displaying the current set amount of the basic charge.
- the charging start time, the charging end time, the room number, the charging, and the like for the past charging job based on the usage data recorded in the RAM 122 or the like in the table format shown in the figure.
- Display time It is easier to grasp the display contents by changing the sort order of data according to each item by clicking each item part of charging start time, charging end time, room number, charging time on the touch panel .
- FIG. 7 shows a charging condition setting control procedure controlled by the delivery box control unit 100.
- the procedure for controlling the inquiry process performed by the administrator having the authority to manage the delivery system and the charging system of the electric vehicle using the operation display unit 151 is illustrated as a resident (user of the charging system of the electric vehicle). Can use a similar user interface. Modifications in that case will be described as appropriate where necessary.
- step S502 the menu operation after step S502 is permitted.
- step S502 a submenu of “electric car use registration” is entered.
- the interface in step S503 can limit the charging time.
- the maximum charging time is set to 5 hours, and the maximum charging time allowed for residents who have applied within the range can be set. This maximum charging time can also be set according to the desire of the resident who applied.
- the maximum charging time can be used, for example, as a condition for terminating charging in step S107 in FIG.
- step S504 the room number of the resident who applied for service can be registered.
- the room number input on the operation display unit 151 is registered, and in the display immediately after registration, the registered room number is displayed as shown in the figure, the setting content of the maximum charging time set by the interface in step S503, and the like.
- the last display of the interface in step S504 that is, the room number related to service registration corresponding to the ID card, has been set in the interface in step S503. What is necessary is just to display the setting content of the maximum charging time.
- FIG. 8 shows an example of control table data used by the delivery box control unit 100 in the above-described electric vehicle charging control.
- this table data includes a loading flag 802 that indicates whether or not an article has arrived in the article storage box assigned to the resident, in relation to the room number 801 of the resident.
- the charging flag (FIG. 5) 803, the charging control information field 804, etc., which are controlled to be turned on while the charging job activated using the ID card is in progress, can be stored.
- the charge control information field 804 can be provided with subfields for recording various data such as a charge start time and a charge end time.
- the charge start time and the charge end time are once recorded in these subfields and then charged. After the job is completed, it is transferred to the usage database (management form database). Further, as shown in the figure, the charging end time can be recorded, and the charging end time can be updated using various prediction methods, and the value can be displayed on the operation display unit 151 (or the display unit 1041). .
- a method for predicting the charge end time for example, the timing at which the full charge condition is satisfied is predicted from a change in the current flowing through the charge receptacle 205, or the remaining time until the maximum charge time is simply calculated and used as a predicted value. It is possible to adopt a technique such as
- the delivery box management and the electric vehicle charging management and charging control can be performed by one management control means (the delivery box control unit 101 or the management system 401 cooperating therewith).
- the entire system can be configured easily and inexpensively.
- management data related to these services that is, delivery box usage data, electric vehicle charging usage data, billing data, and the like are stored in one management control means (the delivery box control unit 101 or a management system 401 cooperating therewith).
- a resident who is an administrator or a user can manage or refer to the above various management data using the user interface (for example, the operation display unit 151) of these management control means.
- the resident when the resident starts the charging job, the resident does not have to bother to move to the charging place of the electric vehicle, but through the display unit 1041 provided in the article storage box of the delivery box 100 assigned to him / her.
- the distance between the installation location of the delivery box (usually along the aisle where residents often come and go, such as near the entrance of apartment buildings) and the charging location of the electric vehicle Conveniently, you can easily check the current charging job status even if you are away.
- the administrator who performs the management work related to the electric vehicle charging confirms the usage status related to the electric vehicle charging service by performing authentication using his / her ID card (management card) via the operation display unit 151 of the delivery box 100. (FIG. 6), setting registration (FIG. 7) regarding the electric vehicle charging service can be performed.
- the manager who performs the management work related to the electric vehicle charging is the same as the manager who performs the management work of the delivery box 100, the electric vehicle charging service using the same ID card (management card) and the same user interface And can manage delivery boxes.
- the resident who is a user of the electric vehicle charging service performs authentication using his / her ID card (management card) via the operation display unit 151 of the delivery box 100, so that his / her electric vehicle charging service is provided. Confirmation of usage status (FIG. 6), confirmation of setting registration status relating to own electric vehicle charging service (FIG. 7), and the like.
- the resident can use the same user interface as the ID card (management card) of the delivery box 100 assigned to him to perform inquiries regarding the electric vehicle charging service and operations related to the delivery box, which is convenient. .
- the delivery box control unit 101 or the remote management system 401 that cooperates with the delivery box control unit 101.
- Usage data, billing data, and the like can be referred to in either the home delivery box control unit 101 or the remote management system 401 that cooperates therewith.
- the delivery box control unit 101 controls the electric vehicle charging service, so the delivery box control system and the electric vehicle charging control system are shared.
- the delivery box control and the electric vehicle charging control there is an excellent effect that it is possible to expect the overall cost reduction required for the overall facilities and system management required for the apartment house.
- management control means the home delivery box control unit 101 or the management system 401 cooperating therewith
- management data related to these services that is, delivery box usage data, electric vehicle charging usage data and billing data, electric vehicle reservation and usage, billing data, and the like are managed by one management control means (delivery box control unit 101).
- a management system 401) cooperating therewith, and a resident who is an administrator or a user using the user interface (for example, the operation display unit 151) of these management control means There is an excellent advantage that management data can be managed or referenced.
- the goods storage box of the delivery box 100 does not necessarily need to be used for delivery of a delivery item.
- this article storage box may be used for, for example, delivery of mail. That is, the configuration of the above embodiment can be implemented as it is even if the article storage box portion of the delivery box 100 is replaced with a mailbox (postbox) assigned to each resident of the apartment house. In that case, the above-described effects can be realized as they are when the article storage box is replaced with a mailbox (postbox).
- the present invention is widely implemented when installing a facility for charging an electric vehicle owned by a resident or shared by a resident in an apartment house where an article collection device such as a delivery box is installed. Can do.
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・居住者部屋番号(ご利用部屋番号)
・利用データ
・基本料金設定
などの選択が可能となっている。各メニューエントリが選択された場合には、図示のようにステップS404、S405、S406のような表示出力を操作表示部151で行う。
101 宅配ボックス制御部
102 インターフェース
103 インターフェース
121 ROM
122 RAM
151 操作表示部
160 キーボックス
200 充電制御部
201 制御回路
202 電源回路
203 インターフェース
204 ケーブル
205 充電レセプタクル
207 中速充電器
208 駐車スペース
211 カードリーダー
300 電気自動車
301 プラグ
302 充電ケーブル
304 バッテリー
308 充電回路
400 インターネット
401 管理システム
402 課金システム
403 インターフェース
801 部屋番号
802 着荷中フラグ
803 充電フラグ
804 充電制御情報フィールド
1041 表示部
1042、1043 電気錠
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- 集合住宅において宅配荷物または郵便物の集受に用いられる電気錠により開閉される複数の物品収納ボックスを含む物品収受装置と、
前記物品収受装置の電気錠の開閉を制御する制御手段と、
電気自動車を充電する電源回路および該電源回路を制御する充電制御部を有し、
前記制御手段が、前記物品収受装置の電気錠の開閉制御に加え、前記電源回路および充電制御部を介して行われる電気自動車の充電サービスの制御を行うことを特徴とする電気自動車の充電システム。 - 前記制御手段が前記物品収納ボックスの利用および管理に用いられる表示操作部を含み、該表示操作部を介して前記物品収納ボックスの利用制御、および前記電気自動車の充電サービスに関する利用データの参照ないし設定操作を行うことを特徴とする請求項1に記載の電気自動車の充電システム。
- 前記物品収納ボックスの利用および管理を許容するため、居住者ないし管理者によって前記表示操作部に対して提示される認証手段が、前記電気自動車の充電サービスに関する認証手段を兼ねることを特徴とする請求項2に記載の電気自動車の充電システム。
- 前記認証手段を読み取る読み取り手段が、電気自動車を充電する前記電源回路の充電出力手段近傍に配置されることを特徴とする請求項3に記載の電気自動車の充電システム。
- 前記物品収納ボックスが個々の居住者に割り当てられ、かつ、前記物品収納ボックスに設けられた該物品収納ボックスに関する状態を表示する表示部を用い、前記制御手段が前記電気自動車の充電サービスに関する情報を表示することを特徴とする請求項3に記載の電気自動車の充電システム。
- 前記制御手段がネットワークを介して遠隔地にある管理システムと通信し、前記物品収納ボックスに関する利用データないし、前記電気自動車の充電サービスに関する利用データないし課金データを共有することを特徴とする請求項1に記載の電気自動車の充電システム。
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