WO2014016904A1 - 面光源を有する照明モジュール及び照明システム - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an illumination system including an illumination module having a surface light source and a master device that controls a plurality of illumination modules.
- a light-emitting device using an organic EL panel having an organic EL element as a light-emitting source has been proposed.
- a light emitting device using an organic EL panel has a feature that there is no restriction in shape due to surface light emission, and such a feature cannot be obtained in other light emitting devices such as an LED (light emitting diode) light emitting device. Further development for practical application is expected.
- an organic EL panel as a light emitting source of a light emitting device is sandwiched between an anode made of a transparent conductive film such as ITO formed on a transparent substrate, a cathode made of a metal such as Al, and the anode and the cathode.
- an organic light emitting functional layer having an organic multilayer structure (Patent Document 1).
- the organic light emitting functional layer is made of an organic material, and is composed of, for example, a hole injection / transport layer, a light emitting layer, an electron transport layer, and an electron injection layer in order from the anode side. Can be formed.
- organic light emitting functional layers are formed in stripes so that high luminance can be obtained in the entire panel.
- tiling by arranging a plurality of such organic EL panels in a plane (called tiling), a new illumination form such as a shining ceiling or a shining wall becomes possible, and it is expected to provide new value in daily life. Has been.
- each of the plurality of organic EL panels is individually controlled to produce effect illumination on the entire ceiling or wall.
- two-dimensional significant information and patterns can be expressed by controlling luminance and color for each organic EL panel.
- DMX512-A standard is an illumination control technique suitable for controlling an organic EL panel that performs such illumination.
- the lighting system using the DMX512-A standard is premised on a configuration including one master device that controls lighting control and a plurality of lighting modules (slave devices) that receive lighting control.
- the master device transmits a command including control data to each of the plurality of lighting modules via a communication line.
- Each of the plurality of lighting modules including the organic EL panel receives a command and drives the organic EL panel according to control data in the command.
- tiling is an important application of a surface emitting panel such as an organic EL panel.
- the tiling surface visible to the user is only the light emitting surface of the organic EL panel, and the switches, the drive control unit and the wiring of the panel in the lighting module are hidden behind the panel, for example, the ceiling. Should be. Therefore, the address setting operation has to be completed before installation on the mounting surface of the lighting module, and there is a drawback that it is difficult to set or change the address after the lighting module is installed.
- the problem to be solved by the present invention is that the above-mentioned drawbacks are given as an example, and the address to each lighting module is clarified so that the correspondence between the position and address of each lighting module can be clarified by simple manual work. It is an object of the present invention to provide a lighting module and a lighting system that can be assigned.
- An illumination module includes a surface light source, receives a light emission control command transmitted from a master device, and receives the surface light source in accordance with control data for itself included in the received light emission control command.
- An illumination module for driving and controlling the external light source, and an external input detection sensor for detecting an external input provided on or near the light emitting surface of the surface light source, and when the external input is detected by the external input detection sensor Transmitting means for transmitting an address request command to the master device; and acquiring means for receiving an address assignment command transmitted from the master device in response to the address request command and acquiring an address included in the address assignment command; Control for itself from within the light emission control command corresponding to the address acquired by the acquisition means It is characterized in that it comprises means for taking out over data, the.
- a lighting system is a master device that transmits a light emission control command, each of which has a surface light source, receives the light emission control command, and controls for itself included in the received light emission control command.
- a plurality of illumination modules each driving and controlling the surface light source in accordance with data, the illumination system being provided on or near the light emitting surface of the surface light source of each of the plurality of illumination modules
- An external input detection sensor that detects an input; a transmission unit that transmits an address request command to the master device when the external input is detected by the external input detection sensor; and Address setting means for setting an address in response, and an address including the address set by the address setting means Return means for returning a given command to the lighting module that has transmitted the address request command, and each of the plurality of lighting modules receives the address assignment command and receives an address included in the address assignment command. It has an acquisition means for acquiring, and means for extracting the control data for itself from the light emission control command corresponding to the address acquired by the acquisition means.
- FIG. 1 It is a block diagram which shows the illumination system of the Example of this invention. It is sectional drawing of the surface light source in the illumination module of FIG. It is a figure which shows the command format of the asynchronous serial communication used with the illumination system of FIG. It is a figure which shows the command format of the original command of DMX512-A specification used with the illumination system of FIG. It is a sequence diagram of the address assignment operation
- a lighting control master 11 master device
- a plurality of lighting modules slave devices 12 0 to 12 n (where n is a positive integer) are provided.
- the lighting control master 11 and the plurality of lighting modules 12 0 to 12 n are connected by a communication line 13.
- the illumination control master 11 is a controller that controls the operation of each of the plurality of illumination modules 12 0 to 12 n .
- the illumination control master 11 has a communication I / F (interface) unit 21 and a master communication control unit 22.
- the communication IF unit 21 is connected to the communication line 13 and transmits / receives commands to be described later for each of the plurality of illumination modules 12 0 to 12 n .
- the master communication control unit 22 is connected to the communication IF unit 21 and includes, for example, a microcomputer.
- the master communication control unit 22 generates a command for controlling the operation of each of the plurality of lighting modules 12 0 to 12 n and transmits the command to the communication I / F.
- the master communication control unit 22 interprets the content of the command received by the communication I / F unit 21 and creates a command for responding to the command.
- the operation unit 23 is connected to the master communication control unit 22, accepts a user input operation, and issues a command corresponding to the input operation to the master communication control unit 22.
- the operation unit 23 is provided outside the illumination control master 11 in the embodiment, but may be a part of the illumination control master 11.
- Each of the plurality of lighting modules 12 0 to 12 n is tiled on a ceiling, a wall, or the like as an organic EL panel having a surface light source 34 made of an organic EL element described later.
- Each of the plurality of illumination modules 12 0 to 12 n has the same configuration, and includes a communication I / F (interface) unit 31, a slave communication control unit 32, a light emission control unit 33, and a surface light source 34.
- the communication I / F unit 31 is connected to the communication line 13 and transmits / receives commands to / from the illumination control master 11.
- the slave communication control unit 32 is separately connected to the communication I / F unit 31 and the light emission control unit 33, extracts the control data addressed to itself in the command received by the communication I / F unit 31, and outputs it to the light emission control unit 33.
- the slave communication control unit 32 interprets the contents of the command received by the communication I / F unit 31 and creates a command for responding to the command.
- the light emission control unit 33 is connected to the surface light source 34 and drives and controls the surface light source 34 according to control data supplied from the slave communication control unit 32.
- the slave communication control unit 32 and the light emission control unit 33 may be configured by a single microcomputer.
- the surface light source 34 has a transparent electrode 41 formed on a glass substrate 40 as an anode.
- the transparent electrode 41 is formed by sputtering, for example, and is made of an ITO film.
- On the transparent electrode 41 a plurality of longitudinal banks 42 are juxtaposed at equal intervals.
- the bank 42 is made of an organic insulating material.
- a bank 42 is formed by applying an organic insulating material on the transparent electrode 41 by a spin coating method or a printing method, followed by drying and patterning by a photolithography technique.
- the bank 42 has a trapezoidal cross section in the direction perpendicular to the longitudinal direction, and has a forward tapered side surface on the transparent electrode 41.
- a power supply bus line (not shown) is formed on the transparent electrode 41 where the bank 42 is formed, and the bus 42 covers the bus line.
- the light emitting area described above is located between adjacent banks 42.
- a hole injection layer 43, a light emitting layer 44, and an electron injection layer 45 are formed in this order as an organic light emitting structure layer.
- Each of the hole injection layer 43, the light emitting layer 44, and the electron injection layer 45 is formed by applying an ink containing the material using a coating method such as an ink jet method and performing a drying process after the coating.
- a coating method such as an ink jet method
- the light emitting layer 44 light emitting layers of different colors are arranged in adjacent light emitting regions, and the banks 42 are juxtaposed in the order of the red light emitting layer 44 (R), the green light emitting layer 44 (G), and the blue light emitting layer 44 (B). Repeated in the direction.
- the organic light emitting structure layer is not limited to the configuration described above, a hole transport layer is formed between the hole injection layer 43 and the light emitting layer 44, and an electron transport layer is formed between the light emitting layer 44 and the electron injection layer 45.
- a formed configuration may be used.
- an Al film is formed by, for example, vacuum deposition by a vacuum deposition method, and further, patterning is performed by a photolithography technique so that the metal electrodes 46 (R), 46 (G) and 46 (B) is formed as a cathode.
- the light emission control unit 33 individually supplies a drive current between the transparent electrode 41 and each of the metal electrodes 46 (R), 46 (G), and 46 (B).
- the level of each drive current is determined according to the above control data, and light is emitted in the light emitting region with a luminance corresponding to the level of the drive current.
- the light emitting layer 44 (44 (R), 44 (G), 44 (B)) of the surface light source 34 emits light
- the light is emitted to the outside through the hole injection layer 43, the transparent electrode 21, and the glass substrate 40.
- the light generated in the light emitting layer 24 is reflected by the metal electrode 46 (46 (R), 46 (G), 46 (B)) through the electron injection layer 45, and the reflected light is emitted from the electron injection layer 45, light emission.
- the light is emitted to the outside through the layer 44, the hole injection layer 43, the transparent electrode 41, and the glass substrate 40.
- red light, green light and blue light are mixed in accordance with the luminance. If red light, green light, and blue light have the same luminance, they are emitted as white light.
- Each of the plurality of illumination modules 12 0 to 12 n further includes a touch sensor 35 (external input detection sensor).
- the touch sensor 35 is connected to the light emission control unit 33.
- the touch sensor 35 has a film-like transparent touch panel 36 made of ITO or the like attached on the light emitting surface of the glass substrate 40 that is a light emitting surface of the surface light source 34, and has an electrostatic capacitance method.
- the user's touch on the light emitting surface is detected by a resistive film method.
- the communication protocol standard DMX512-A is used for controlling the plurality of lighting modules 12 0 to 12 n by the lighting control master 11 as described above.
- the command format of asynchronous serial communication includes a 1-byte start code (slot 0) followed by a 512-byte data portion (slots 1 to 512) after a start signal called a break signal.
- a start code 0x00, which is called a null command, is used for lighting control and various device control.
- the start code is 0x91
- the MID that identifies the company / organization called the 2-byte Manufacturer ID
- MID-H is the upper byte of MID
- MID-L is the lower byte of MID.
- a value called a DMX address is set for each device.
- the data at the slot position corresponding to the DMX address is an instruction to the device. That is, when the instruction to each device is 1 byte, a maximum of 512 devices can be controlled.
- a DMX address is assigned (assigned) to the lighting modules 12 0 to 12 n in advance. It will be necessary.
- the entire lighting system is set to the address mode. This is because an address assignment command is generated from the operation unit 23 by an input operation to the operation unit 23 by the user (step S1), and the master communication control unit 22 responds to the address assignment command by the plurality of lighting modules 12 0 to 12 n. Create a command to start address mode for each.
- the created address mode start command is transferred to the communication IF unit 21 and transmitted to each of the lighting modules 12 0 to 12 n via the communication line 13 by the communication IF unit 21 (step S2).
- slot 3 is a command length (number of bytes)
- slot 4 is a command number indicating command contents.
- the command length of slot 3 is 0x01
- the command number of slot 4 is 0x00.
- the format of this unique command is used not only for the address mode start command but also for each command of address mode end, address request, address request & end, and address assignment.
- the command length is 0x03, and slots 5 and 6 are used.
- Slot 5 is the upper 8 bits (AD-H) of the DMX address
- slot 6 is the lower 8 bits (AD-L) of the DMX address.
- the commands shown here are commands used in the address mode, and not only command transmission from the illumination control master 11 but also command transmission from the illumination modules 12 0 to 12 n are executed.
- the communication I / F unit 31 receives the address mode start command transmitted from the lighting control master 11.
- the received command is supplied to the slave communication control unit 32.
- the slave communication control unit 32 detects 0x91 in which the command slot 0 indicates a unique command, the operation mode of the lighting module is determined in accordance with the command number 0x00 in the subsequent slot 4. Is set to the address mode (step S3).
- the light emitting surface of the lighting module is touched in the order desired by the user from among the plurality of lighting modules 12 0 to 12 n . That is, the touch panel 36 provided on the light emitting surface is touched (step S4).
- the touched illumination module is set to 12 k (any one of 12 0 to 12 n ).
- the touch detection output from the touch sensor 35 is supplied to the light emission control unit 33. Furthermore, the light emission control unit 33 notifies the slave communication control unit 32 of touch detection.
- the slave communication control unit 32 creates an address request command in response to touch detection. In the address request command, as shown in FIG. 7, the command length is 0x01 and the command number is 0x10.
- the created address request command is transferred to the communication IF unit 31, and is transmitted to the illumination control master 11 via the communication line 13 by the communication IF unit 31 (step S5). Since the lighting module 12 k has transmitted the address request command, the lighting module 12 k enters a response command standby state. Transmission of the address request command in step S5 corresponds to transmission means.
- the master communication control unit 22 when the communication I / F unit 21 receives a command, the received command is supplied to the master communication control unit 22.
- the master communication control unit 22 detects 0x91 in which the slot 0 of the command indicates the unique command in the address mode, the master communication control unit 22 sequentially determines the DMX address according to the command number 0x10 of the subsequent slot 4 (step S6). The value of the DMX address is determined so as to be increased in the order in which the address request commands are received after the address mode is started. Then, an address assignment command including the determined DMX address is created.
- the address assignment command includes the upper 8 bits (AD-H) of the DMX address in the slot 5, and the lower 8 bits (AD-L) of the DMX address in the slot 6.
- the determination of the DMX address in step S6 corresponds to address setting means.
- the created address assignment command is transferred to the communication IF unit 21, and is returned to the illumination module 12k via the communication line 13 by the communication IF unit 21 (step S7).
- the address assignment command is actually transmitted to all the lighting modules 12 0 to 12 n including the lighting module 12 k .
- the reply of the address assignment command in step S7 corresponds to a reply means.
- the communication I / F unit 31 receives the address assignment command transmitted from the lighting control master 11.
- the received command is supplied to the slave communication control unit 32, and the slave communication control unit 32 accepts the command because it is in a reply command waiting state as described above immediately after transmitting the address request command.
- the slave communication control unit 32 in those lighting modules ignores the address assignment command.
- the slave communication control unit 32 of the lighting module 12 k When the slave communication control unit 32 of the lighting module 12 k confirms that it is an address assignment command according to the received command slot 0 to slot 4, it extracts the DMX address from the slot 5 and the slot 6 and takes it as its own address. In addition, the response command standby state is canceled, and the address mode for the lighting module 12k is terminated (step S8).
- the DMX address In setting its own address, the DMX address is stored in, for example, a memory.
- the extraction of the DMX address in step S8 corresponds to extraction means.
- the above-described address assigning operation is performed every time the user touches the light emitting surface of one lighting module. The user then touches the light emitting surface of the unaddressed lighting module among the lighting modules 12 0 to 12 n .
- the addressing operation described above is performed between the lighting module touched and the lighting control master 11 for each touch.
- the user In order to command the end of the address mode simultaneously with the address assignment for the last addressing target lighting module, the user continuously touches the light emitting surface twice (step S11).
- the lighting module touched twice is set to 12 end (any one of 12 0 to 12 n ).
- the illumination module 12 end two continuous touch detection outputs from the touch sensor 35 are supplied to the light emission control unit 33. Further, the light emission control unit 33 notifies the slave communication control unit 32 of the two touch detections.
- the slave communication control unit 32 creates an address request & end command in response to two touch detections. In the address request & end command, as shown in FIG. 7, the command length is 0x01 and the command number is 0x11.
- the created address request & end command is transferred to the communication IF unit 31, and is transmitted to the illumination control master 11 via the communication line 13 by the communication IF unit 31 (step S12). Since the lighting module 12 k has transmitted the address request & end command, the lighting module 12 k enters a reply command waiting state.
- the illumination control master 11 when the communication I / F unit 21 receives a command, the received command is supplied to the master communication control unit 22.
- the master communication control unit 22 detects 0x91 in which the command slot 0 indicates a unique command in the address mode, the master communication control unit 22 recognizes that it is the final address request according to the command number 0x11 of the subsequent slot 4, and sets the DMX address. The order is determined (step S13). Then, an address assignment command including the determined DMX address is created. As described above, the address assignment command includes the upper 8 bits (AD-H) of the DMX address in the slot 5, and the lower 8 bits (AD-L) of the DMX address in the slot 6. The created address assignment command is transferred to the communication IF unit 21 and is returned to the illumination module 12 end via the communication line 13 by the communication IF unit 21 (step S14).
- the control unit 32 sets its own DMX address, cancels the reply command standby state, and ends the address mode for the lighting module 12 end (step S15).
- the master communication control unit 22 creates a command for ending the address mode after elapse of a predetermined time (for example, 1 second) from the transmission of the address assignment command to the lighting module 12 end .
- the created address mode end command is transferred to the communication IF unit 21 and transmitted to each of the lighting modules 12 0 to 12 n through the communication line 13 by the communication IF unit 21 (step S16).
- the operation mode remains the address mode.
- the communication I / F unit 31 receives the address mode end command transmitted from the lighting control master 11, the slave communication control unit 32 detects 0x91 in which the command slot 0 indicates a unique command, The address mode is terminated in accordance with the command number 0x01 of the subsequent slot 4 (step S17).
- the operation mode is the lighting control mode. Normally in the lighting control mode, commands are only sent from the lighting control master 11 to the lighting modules 12 0 to 12 n .
- the luminance of RGB is indicated by 1 byte for each, 3 bytes in total. Therefore, three slots of the DMX command, which is a light emission control command, are used for storing control data of one lighting module.
- slot m (where m is a positive integer) is red luminance data
- slot m + 1 is green luminance data
- slot m + 2 is blue luminance data.
- the master communication control unit 22 performs a plurality of illuminations according to the toning command.
- a DMX command including RGB toning data for each of the modules 12 0 to 12 n , that is, each DMX address is created.
- This DMX command has the data format shown in FIG.
- the DMX command is transmitted to each of the lighting modules 12 0 to 12 n through the communication line 13 by the communication IF unit 21.
- the communication I / F unit 31 receives the DMX command transmitted from the lighting control master 11.
- the received DMX command is supplied to the slave communication control unit 32.
- the slave communication control unit 32 detects that the slot 0 of the DMX command indicates a null command, its own DMX address set in step S8 or S15 described above.
- the data of three consecutive slots from the slot of the DMX command corresponding to is extracted as red luminance data, green luminance data, and blue luminance data (corresponding to means for extracting control data).
- the luminance data of RGB red green blue
- the light emission control unit 33 supplies a drive current having a value corresponding to the red luminance data between the transparent electrode 41 and the metal electrode 46 (R) of the surface light source 34, so that the transparent electrode 41 and the metal electrode 46 (G) A drive current having a value corresponding to green luminance data is supplied between them, and a drive current having a value corresponding to blue luminance data is supplied between the transparent electrode 41 and the metal electrode 46 (B).
- the emission color of the surface light source 34 is adjusted by supplying a driving current to these surface light sources 34.
- the touch sensor 35 is provided on the light emitting surface of each of the illumination modules 12 0 to 12 n, after each of the illumination modules 12 0 to 12 n is attached to the ceiling or wall,
- the DMX address can be easily assigned to each of the lighting modules 12 0 to 12 n by simply touching the light emitting surface in order by the user.
- the DMX addresses are set in the order of the lighting modules touched by the user, it is possible to clarify the relationship between the DMX address and each of the lighting modules 12 0 to 12 n .
- the lighting control master 11 may transmit an address mode end command. good.
- a touch sensor is used as a sensor that detects the designation of the illumination module by the user.
- the present invention is not limited to the touch sensor, and for example, an optical sensor that detects the light of a laser pointer or the like.
- Another sensor may be provided on or near the light emitting surface of the illumination module.
- the lighting control master 11 uses the DMX512-A standard to set an address in the lighting module in the lighting system that controls the plurality of lighting modules 12 0 to 12 n .
- the present invention can be applied to an illumination system using a standard other than the standard of DMX512-A in order to set an address in the illumination module.
- wired communication is performed between the lighting control master 11 and the plurality of lighting modules 12 0 to 12 n via the communication line 13, but between the lighting control master 11 and the plurality of lighting modules 12 0 to 12 n.
- Wireless communication may be performed.
- the address represents the slot number of the DMX command, but the present invention is not limited to this.
- an organic EL element is used as a surface light source in the illumination module, but a light emitting element such as an LED (light emitting diode) other than the organic EL element may be used.
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120~12n,12k,12end 照明モジュール
13 通信線
21,31 通信I/F部
22 マスタ通信制御部
23 操作部
32 スレーブ通信制御部
33 発光制御部
34 面光源
35 タッチセンサ
36 タッチパネル
41 透明電極
42 バンク
43 ホール注入層
44(R),44(G),44(B) 発光層
45 電子注入層
46(R),46(G),46(B) 金属電極
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- 面光源を有し、マスタ装置から送信される発光制御コマンドを受信し、受信した前記発光制御コマンドに含まれる自身用の制御データに応じて前記面光源を駆動制御する照明モジュールであって、
前記面光源の発光面上、若しくはその近傍に設けられ、外部入力を検出する外部入力検出センサと、
前記外部入力検出センサによって前記外部入力が検出されたときアドレス要求コマンドを前記マスタ装置に送信する送信手段と、
前記アドレス要求コマンドに対して前記マスタ装置から送信されるアドレス付与コマンドを受信して前記アドレス付与コマンドに含まれるアドレスを取得する取得手段と、
前記取得手段によって取得されたアドレスに対応して前記発光制御コマンド内から前記自身用の制御データを取り出す手段と、を備えることを特徴とする照明モジュール。 - 前記外部入力検出センサは前記発光面に設けられたタッチセンサ若しくは光センサであることを特徴とする請求項1記載の照明モジュール。
- 前記発光制御コマンドはスロット列を有するシリアル通信コマンドであり、
前記アドレスは前記スロット列中の1つのスロットを指定するアドレスであることを特徴とする請求項2記載の照明モジュール。 - 前記マスタ装置から送信されるアドレスモード開始コマンドの受信に応じて動作モードをアドレスモードにして前記外部入力検出センサ及び前記送信手段を活性化することを特徴とする請求項3記載の照明モジュール。
- 前記アドレスを取得すると前記アドレスモードを終了することを特徴とする請求項4記載の照明モジュール。
- 前記送信手段は、前記外部入力検出センサによって前記外部入力が検出されたときアドレス要求及び終了コマンドを前記マスタ装置に送信し、
前記アドレスモードにあるとき前記マスタ装置からのアドレスモード終了コマンドの受信に応じて前記アドレスモードを終了することを特徴とする請求項記5載の照明モジュール。 - 発光制御コマンドを送信するマスタ装置と、
各々が面光源を有し、前記発光制御コマンドを受信し、受信した前記発光制御コマンドに含まれる自身用の制御データに応じて前記面光源を各々が駆動制御する複数の照明モジュールと、を備える照明システムであって、
前記複数の照明モジュール各々の前記面光源の発光面上、若しくはその近傍に設けられ、外部入力を検出する外部入力検出センサと、
前記外部入力検出センサによって前記外部入力が検出されたときアドレス要求コマンドを前記マスタ装置に送信する送信手段と、
前記マスタ装置に設けられ、前記アドレス要求コマンドに応答してアドレスを設定するアドレス設定手段と、
前記アドレス設定手段で設定されたアドレスを含むアドレス付与コマンドを前記アドレス要求コマンドを送信した照明モジュールに対して返信する返信手段と、を含み、
前記複数の照明モジュールの各々は、前記アドレス付与コマンドを受信して前記アドレス付与コマンドに含まれるアドレスを取得する取得手段と、
前記取得手段によって取得されたアドレスに対応して前記発光制御コマンド内から前記自身用の制御データを取り出す手段と、を有することを特徴とする照明システム。
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