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Monitoring device

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JP2003281647A
JP2003281647A JP2002084292A JP2002084292A JP2003281647A JP 2003281647 A JP2003281647 A JP 2003281647A JP 2002084292 A JP2002084292 A JP 2002084292A JP 2002084292 A JP2002084292 A JP 2002084292A JP 2003281647 A JP2003281647 A JP 2003281647A
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Kazuya Kawakami
一矢 川上
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Sohgo Security Services Co Ltd
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Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To achieve a maximum backup time without changing the capacity of an existing battery by reducing the power consumption in the interruption of supply from an external power source to avoid the blank of monitoring of a specified part. <P>SOLUTION: This monitoring device has a battery 107 for performing the supply of power at least when the supply from the external power source 110 is stopped, and monitors the occurrence of an abnormal state from the detecting states of a plurality of sensors/sensor groups 114a-c arranged in respective positions to be monitored. The sensors/sensor groups 114a-c are preliminarily grouped in the priority order according to security state. This device further comprises a control part 101 for controlling the power supply, when the supply from the external power source 110 is stopped, so as to interrupt the power supply to the sensor concerned which belongs to the group of low priority. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2004,JPO

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】Detailed Description of the Invention

【0001】[0001]

【発明の属する技術分野】本発明は、一般家庭や事業所
などのセキュリティシステムにおいて、侵入者や火災発
生などの異常状態を検知し、監視センタなどの通報先に
通報する監視装置に関し、より詳細には、停電が発生し
た際に、重要物の監視や災害の監視をバックアップ電源
により長時間行なえるように、消費電力を低減する機能
を備えた監視装置に関する。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a monitoring device for detecting an abnormal state such as an intruder or a fire in a security system for general households or business establishments, and notifying a monitoring destination such as a monitoring center. Relates to a monitoring device having a function of reducing power consumption so that when a power failure occurs, important objects and disasters can be monitored by a backup power supply for a long time.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】一般家庭や事業所などを対象としている
防犯・防災システム(監視システム)として、異常を検
知して非常ベルなどで知らせ、さらに検知状態によって
は電話回線を使って警備会社などへ連絡し、異常発生へ
の対策を施すことが行なわれている。すなわち、監視対
象となる建物内に侵入する者や火災などの異常状態を検
知するための各種センサを設置し、そのセンサにより異
常状態が検知されたときに、監視装置により、あらかじ
め設定された監視センタなどの通報先へ異常状態を通報
する監視システムが知られている。このような監視シス
テムにおける各種のセンサはシステムの中で異常状態を
的確に検知するために必要不可欠な要素である。
2. Description of the Related Art As a crime prevention / disaster prevention system (monitoring system) for general households and business establishments, it detects abnormalities and notifies them with an emergency bell, etc., and depending on the detected state, uses a telephone line to a security company. Contact is made and measures are taken to prevent abnormalities. That is, various sensors are installed to detect an abnormal condition such as a person intruding into the building to be monitored or a fire, and when the abnormal condition is detected by the sensor, the monitoring device presets 2. Description of the Related Art A monitoring system is known that reports an abnormal condition to a report destination such as a center. Various sensors in such a monitoring system are indispensable elements for accurately detecting an abnormal state in the system.

【0003】さて、上記のごとく監視装置には、様々な
対象物や状態を検知するために種類の異なる複数のセン
サが接続されている。通常、このような監視装置では外
部電源から電力供給を受けて自装置の起動を行なうと共
に、接続されたセンサに電力の供給を行なっている。こ
のような監視システムでは、上記各種センサと監視装置
は、通常、センサからの検知信号を送信するための信号
線と、センサへの電力供給を行なうための電力線により
接続されている。なお、この信号線と電力線が兼用され
ている場合もある。
Now, as described above, a plurality of sensors of different types are connected to the monitoring device in order to detect various objects and states. Normally, such a monitoring device receives power supply from an external power supply to start up its own device, and also supplies power to the connected sensor. In such a monitoring system, the various sensors and the monitoring device are usually connected by a signal line for transmitting a detection signal from the sensor and a power line for supplying power to the sensor. In some cases, the signal line and the power line are also used.

【0004】また、監視装置がセンサを識別する方法と
しては、監視装置のどの接続端子に接続されたセンサか
を基に識別する場合と、センサにアドレスをそれぞれ割
り当てておき、センサから送られていくアドレス情報を
基に識別する場合と、がある。なお、これらが併用され
ている場合もある。以上のような監視システムの監視装
置には、バッテリによるバックアップ電源が設けられて
おり、外部電源からの供給が何らかの理由により遮断さ
れた場合であっても、バックアップに切り換えることに
より、監視が継続して行なえるようになっている。
Further, as a method for the monitoring device to identify the sensor, the identification is made based on which connection terminal of the monitoring device is connected to the sensor, or the sensor is assigned an address and sent from the sensor. There are cases where identification is performed based on the address information to be used. In addition, these may be used together. The monitoring device of the above monitoring system is provided with a backup power supply by a battery, and even if the supply from the external power supply is cut off for some reason, switching to backup will continue monitoring. You can do it.

【0005】このようなバックアップを行なう場合、消
費電力を低減する狙いから、火災検知用センサにおいて
センサを間欠的に動作させることが提案されている。火
災検知の場合、炎や煙は継続的に発生することから、セ
ンサを間欠的に動作させても炎や煙を見落とす可能性は
低く、動作させる周期を適正に設定すれば有効(電源供
給)な方法である。
When performing such backup, it has been proposed to intermittently operate the fire detection sensor in order to reduce power consumption. In the case of fire detection, flames and smoke are continuously generated, so even if the sensor is operated intermittently, the possibility of overlooking the flames and smoke is low, and it is effective if the operation cycle is set appropriately (power supply). That's the method.

【0006】[0006]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】しかしながら、上記に
示されるような従来の監視装置にあっては、バッテリに
よるバックアップは、停電のほとんどが短時間で復旧す
ることから、比較的短時間の停電への対応を想定してい
るので、停電が長時間になるとバッテリに容量の制限が
あるため、バックアップが行なえなかったり、監視装置
の機能停止という深刻な事態を招来させるおそれがあっ
た。
However, in the conventional monitoring device as described above, the backup by the battery recovers from the power failure in a relatively short time because most of the power failure is restored in a short time. However, there is a risk that the battery cannot be backed up or the monitoring device stops functioning due to the limited capacity of the battery when the power failure is long.

【0007】また、あらかじめ判明している地域停電の
場合や、テナントビルにおける電源設備の点検などに伴
う停電の場合は、業者や担当部門から案内があり、あら
かじめ増設バッテリを接続しておくなどして対応するこ
とができるため、監視装置が機能停止する事態は回避さ
れるが、突発的な停電が発生し、それが長時間に及ぶ場
合には、バッテリによるバックアップが行なわれている
間に現場まで行き、増設バッテリを接続するなどの対応
を行なう必要が生じるため、大きな作業負担となってい
た。
In the case of a previously known regional power outage or a power outage due to inspection of power supply facilities in a tenant building, etc., a dealer or a section in charge will inform the customer, and an additional battery should be connected in advance. However, if a sudden power outage occurs for a long period of time, and if the power outage lasts for a long period of time, the site will be backed up while the battery is backing up. It was necessary to go to the other side and connect an additional battery, and the like, and it became a heavy work load.

【0008】このような不具合に対処するためには、長
時間のバックアップが行なえるように、大型のバッテリ
に変更するとか、バッテリの増設、小型で大容量のバッ
テリへの変更といった対応が考えられるが、いずれも装
置の大きさによる制限、設置スペースによる制限、コス
トの制限といった理由から安易に反映させることができ
なかった。
In order to deal with such a problem, it is conceivable to change to a large battery, to increase the battery, or to change to a small battery having a large capacity so that backup can be performed for a long time. However, none of them could be easily reflected due to the size of the device, the installation space, and the cost.

【0009】また、センサのON/OFFを周期的に行
なって低消費電力を図るようなシステムでは、不審者の
侵入を検知する場合、侵入者がセンサの前を横切るなど
してセンサに検知されるタイミングは一瞬であるため、
侵入者検知用センサを間欠的に動作させると侵入者を見
落とす可能性が高いという問題点があった。
Further, in a system in which the sensor is periodically turned on / off to achieve low power consumption, when an intruder detects an intrusion, the intruder crosses in front of the sensor and is detected by the sensor. Because the timing to
If the intruder detection sensor is operated intermittently, there is a high possibility that an intruder will be overlooked.

【0010】また、侵入者検知用センサとして一般的に
使われている赤外線センサは、電源投入から動作が安定
するまでの立ちあがり時間が30秒前後程度と長いた
め、間欠的に動作させるのは非効率的であると共に、初
期段階で安定した検知が行なわれなくなってしまう。
Further, since an infrared sensor generally used as an intruder detection sensor has a long rise time of about 30 seconds from power-on to stable operation, it is not intermittently operated. In addition to being efficient, stable detection will not be performed in the initial stage.

【0011】このように、従来の監視装置では、外部電
源からの供給が遮断し、バッテリでバックアップする場
合、停電復旧までの時間、または警備員が現地に到着す
るまでの時間(停電地域に監視システムが多くある場合
には時間がかかる)をリカバリーし、監視区域の安全性
を確保するために、センサへの電源供給はできるだけ長
くしなければならないという警備システム特有の課題が
あった。
As described above, in the conventional monitoring device, when the supply from the external power source is cut off and the battery is used for backup, the time until the power failure is restored or the time when the guard arrives at the site (monitoring in the power failure area) There is a problem specific to the security system in that the power supply to the sensor must be as long as possible in order to recover the safety of the surveillance area and to recover the system (it takes time when there are many systems).

【0012】本発明は、上記に鑑みてなされたものであ
って、外部電源からの供給が遮断された場合に消費電力
を低減することにより、既存のバッテリの容量を変更す
ることなく、最大限のバックアップ時間を実現し、特定
監視対象の監視の空白を回避することを目的とする。
The present invention has been made in view of the above, and reduces the power consumption when the supply from the external power source is cut off, so that the maximum capacity can be achieved without changing the capacity of the existing battery. The purpose is to realize the backup time of and to avoid the blank of the monitoring of the specific monitoring target.

【0013】[0013]

【課題を解決するための手段】上記の目的を達成するた
めに、請求項1にかかる監視装置にあっては、少なくと
も、外部からの電源の供給が停止した場合、電源の供給
を行なうバックアップ電源を有し、監視対象建造物およ
び監視対象物に対してそれぞれの箇所に配置された複数
のセンサの検知状態にしたがって異常状態の発生を監視
する監視装置において、前記センサは、あらかじめ警備
状況に応じた優先度順にグループ分けされ、外部からの
電源の供給が停止した場合、優先度の低いグループに属
する当該センサへの電力の供給を遮断するように制御す
る制御手段を備えたものである。
In order to achieve the above object, in a monitoring device according to a first aspect of the present invention, at least a backup power supply for supplying power when the power supply from the outside is stopped. In the monitoring device for monitoring the occurrence of an abnormal state according to the detection states of the monitoring target building and the plurality of sensors arranged at the respective positions for the monitoring target, the sensor is provided in advance according to the security status. When the supply of power from the outside is stopped, the control unit is controlled to cut off the power supply to the relevant sensor belonging to the group having a lower priority.

【0014】この発明によれば、監視対象域や監視重要
物を各種のセンサで監視する監視装置において、何らか
の理由により本装置への電力供給が遮断され、バッテリ
によるバックアップ電源での電力供給に切り換える際
に、バッテリの電力容量を考慮し、警備状況に応じて、
あらかじめ決められ優先度の低いセンサへの電力供給を
遮断して、あらかじめ警備状況に合わせて定めた優先度
の高いセンサへの電力供給は継続することにより、既存
のバッテリを用いた必要最小限のセンサによる重要部分
に対する監視が継続して行なえる。
According to the present invention, in the monitoring device for monitoring the monitoring target area and the important monitoring object with various sensors, the power supply to this device is cut off for some reason, and the power supply is switched to the backup power supply by the battery. At that time, considering the power capacity of the battery, depending on the security situation,
By shutting off the power supply to the low-priority sensor that has been determined in advance and continuing the power supply to the high-priority sensor that has been set in advance according to the security situation, the minimum required amount using the existing battery is used. The monitoring of important parts by the sensor can be continuously performed.

【0015】また、請求項2にかかる監視装置にあって
は、さらに、外部からの電源の供給が停止してからの経
過時間を計時する計時手段を備え、前記制御手段は、外
部からの電源の供給が停止し、前記計時手段により計時
される所定の時間内に復旧しない場合、優先度の低いグ
ループに属する当該センサへの電力の供給を遮断するも
のである。
Further, in the monitoring device according to the second aspect, further, there is provided a time measuring means for measuring an elapsed time after the supply of the power source from the outside is stopped, and the control means is the power source from the outside. When the supply of power to the sensor is stopped and the power is not restored within a predetermined time measured by the time measuring means, the power supply to the relevant sensor belonging to the low priority group is cut off.

【0016】この発明によれば、請求項1において、外
部からの電力供給が遮断された場合、停電発生からの経
過時間を計時手段により計測し、所定時間が経過するま
での短時間の停電時においては、通常の監視動作を継続
させることにより、所定時間内での通常通りの監視が実
現する。長時間の停電となった場合には、あらかじめ警
備状況に対応して決められたセンサへの電力供給を遮断
することにより、消費電力の低減が実現する。
According to the present invention, in claim 1, when the power supply from the outside is cut off, the elapsed time from the occurrence of the power failure is measured by the time measuring means, and the power is short-term during the predetermined time. In (1), by continuing the normal monitoring operation, the normal monitoring is realized within the predetermined time. When a power failure occurs for a long time, the power consumption to the sensor can be reduced by cutting off the power supply to the sensor determined in advance according to the security situation.

【0017】また、請求項3にかかる監視装置にあって
は、さらに、前記バックアップ電源の容量を検知する容
量検知手段を備え、前記制御手段は、外部からの電源の
供給が停止し、前記容量検知手段によりバックアップ電
源の容量が所定以下に達したことが検知された場合、優
先度の低いグループに属する当該センサへの電力の供給
を遮断するものである。
Further, in the monitoring apparatus according to the third aspect, further, there is provided a capacity detecting means for detecting the capacity of the backup power source, and the control means stops the supply of power from the outside, and the capacity When the detection means detects that the capacity of the backup power supply has reached a predetermined value or less, the power supply to the relevant sensor belonging to the low priority group is cut off.

【0018】この発明によれば、請求項1において、外
部からの電力供給が遮断された場合、バックアップ電源
であるバッテリの残量を容量検知手段で検知し、バッテ
リの容量に余裕がある場合や、比較的消費電力の少ない
システムにおいては通常通りの監視が行なえ、バッテリ
の充電が充分でない場合には、早期に消費電力を抑制す
ることにより、従来に比べて長時間にわたって重要物の
監視を行なうことが可能になる。
According to the present invention, in claim 1, when the power supply from the outside is cut off, the remaining capacity of the battery as the backup power source is detected by the capacity detecting means, and the capacity of the battery has a margin. , A system with relatively low power consumption can be monitored normally, and if the battery is not sufficiently charged, power consumption can be suppressed early to monitor important objects for a longer period of time than before. It will be possible.

【0019】また、請求項4にかかる監視装置にあって
は、前記制御手段は、外部からの電源の供給が停止した
場合、優先度の低いグループに属する当該センサを消費
電力の少ない待機状態に移行するものである。
Further, in the monitoring device according to the fourth aspect, when the supply of the power from the outside is stopped, the control means puts the relevant sensor belonging to the group of low priority into a standby state with low power consumption. It is a transition.

【0020】この発明によれば、請求項1において、外
部からの電源の供給が停止し、あらかじめ決められた低
優先度の個々のセンサに待機信号を送信して待機状態に
切り換える場合、共通の検知線に接続されるセンサのう
ち、あらかじめ決められたセンサを待機状態にすること
が可能となる。
According to the present invention, in claim 1, when the supply of the power from the outside is stopped and a standby signal is transmitted to each of the low-priority sensors which are determined in advance to switch to the standby state, it is common. It becomes possible to put a predetermined sensor among the sensors connected to the detection line in a standby state.

【0021】また、請求項5にかかる監視装置にあって
は、前記制御手段は、優先度の低いグループに属する当
該センサを消費電力の少ない待機状態に移行するもので
ある。
Further, in the monitoring apparatus according to the fifth aspect, the control means shifts the sensor belonging to a group having a low priority to a standby state in which power consumption is low.

【0022】この発明によれば、請求項2において、外
部からの電源の供給が停止し、前記計時手段により計時
される所定の時間内に復旧せずに長時間の停電となった
場合には、あらかじめ決められた低優先度のセンサを待
機状態することにより、消費電力の低減が実現する。
According to the present invention, in claim 2, when the supply of power from the outside is stopped and a long power failure occurs without being restored within a predetermined time measured by the time measuring means, By putting a low-priority sensor, which has been determined in advance, in a standby state, power consumption can be reduced.

【0023】また、請求項6にかかる監視装置にあって
は、前記制御手段は、外部からの電源の供給が停止し、
前記容量検知手段によりバックアップ電源の容量が所定
以下に達したことが検知された場合、優先度の低いグル
ープに属する当該センサを消費電力の少ない待機状態に
移行するものである。
Further, in the monitoring apparatus according to the sixth aspect, the control means stops the power supply from the outside,
When the capacity detecting unit detects that the capacity of the backup power supply has reached a predetermined value or less, the sensor belonging to a group having a low priority is transferred to a standby state with low power consumption.

【0024】この発明によれば、請求項3において、外
部からの電源の供給が停止し、容量検知手段によりバッ
クアップ電源の容量が所定以下に達したことが検知され
た場合、あらかじめ決められた低優先度のセンサを消費
電力の少ない待機状態に移行することにより、重要部分
への監視を継続することが可能となる。
According to the present invention, in claim 3, when the supply of power from the outside is stopped and the capacity detecting means detects that the capacity of the backup power source has reached a predetermined value or less, a predetermined low level is detected. By shifting the priority sensor to a standby state with low power consumption, it is possible to continue monitoring important parts.

【0025】また、請求項7にかかる監視装置にあって
は、前記センサのグループ分けは、少なくとも3段階以
上であって、外部からの電源の供給が停止してからの経
過時間に応じて、電力供給の遮断または待機状態への移
行を段階的に実行するものである。
Further, in the monitoring device according to the seventh aspect, the grouping of the sensors is performed in at least three stages or more, and according to the elapsed time from the stop of the power supply from the outside, The power supply is cut off or the standby state is gradually changed.

【0026】この発明によれば、請求項2または5にお
いて、外部からの電源の供給が停止してからの経過時間
を計測し、当該経過時間に応じて、電力供給の遮断また
は待機状態への切り換えを行なう場合、段階分けされた
グループのセンサによる監視を段階的に限定することが
できる。
According to the present invention, in claim 2 or 5, the elapsed time after the supply of the power from the outside is stopped is measured, and the power supply is cut off or the standby state is set according to the elapsed time. When switching is performed, the monitoring by the sensor of the group divided into stages can be limited in stages.

【0027】また、請求項8にかかる監視装置にあって
は、前記センサのグループ分けは、少なくとも3段階以
上であって、外部からの電源の供給が停止した場合、前
記バックアップ電源の容量に応じて、電力供給の遮断ま
たは待機状態への移行を段階的に実行するものである。
Further, in the monitoring device according to the eighth aspect, the grouping of the sensors is at least three steps or more, and when the supply of the power from the outside is stopped, it is determined according to the capacity of the backup power supply. Then, the power supply is cut off or the standby state is gradually changed.

【0028】この発明によれば、請求項3または6にお
いて、外部からの電源の供給が停止したときのバッテリ
の容量に応じて、電力供給の遮断または待機状態への切
り換えを行なう場合、段階分けされたグループのセンサ
による監視を段階的に限定することができる。
According to the present invention, in claim 3 or 6, when the power supply is cut off or switched to the standby state according to the capacity of the battery when the power supply from the outside is stopped, it is divided into stages. It is possible to gradually limit the monitoring by the sensors of the selected group.

【0029】また、請求項9にかかる監視装置にあって
は、さらに、前記制御手段の指示にしたがってセンサへ
の起動/待機信号を出力する制御信号出力手段を備え、
前記センサは、それぞれアドレスが割り当てられ、かつ
検知動作部分と検知状態確認部分とに分けて電力供給す
ることができ、前記制御信号出力手段の起動/待機信号
にしたがって自センサのON/OFFを行なう構成であ
って、前記センサは、前記待機信号の受信時に、前記検
知状態確認部分への電力供給を遮断する第1の制御を行
ない、さらに検知動作部分を待機状態に切り換える第2
の制御を行なうものである。
The monitoring device according to claim 9 further comprises control signal output means for outputting a start / standby signal to the sensor in accordance with an instruction from the control means.
Each of the sensors is assigned an address and can be supplied with electric power separately in a detection operation part and a detection state confirmation part, and turns on / off its own sensor according to a start / standby signal of the control signal output means. In the configuration, when the sensor receives the standby signal, the sensor performs a first control of cutting off power supply to the detection state confirmation portion, and further switches a detection operation portion to a standby state.
Is to control.

【0030】この発明によれば、請求項5または6にお
いて、センサの構成部分のうち、検知に必要な部分と、
それ以外の部分(チェック機能など)を段階的に待機状
態に切り換える場合、第1段階では検知機能を有効(電
源供給)にしたままで消費電力を抑制し、第2段階で
は、重要物を監視するセンサのみを有効(電源供給)と
することが可能になる。
According to the present invention, in claim 5 or 6, among the constituent parts of the sensor, a part necessary for detection,
When switching other parts (check function, etc.) to the standby state in stages, power consumption is suppressed while the detection function is enabled (power supply) in the first stage, and important objects are monitored in the second stage. It is possible to enable (power supply) only the sensor that operates.

【0031】また、請求項10にかかる監視装置にあっ
ては、前記制御手段は、監視対象が警備状態/警備解除
状態に設定されているいずれかの状態に応じて、電力供
給を遮断または待機状態に切り換えるセンサを変更する
ものである。
Further, in the monitoring apparatus according to the tenth aspect of the present invention, the control means cuts off or waits the power supply in accordance with any state in which the monitoring target is set to the guard state / guard release state. The sensor for switching to the state is changed.

【0032】この発明によれば、請求項1〜9のいずれ
か一つにおいて、警備中か警備解除中かの状態設定に基
づいて、有効(電源供給)にするセンサを変更する場
合、火災などの災害発生を長時間にわたって監視するこ
とが可能になる。
According to the present invention, in any one of claims 1 to 9, when the sensor to be activated (power supply) is changed based on the state setting of being in the security state or being in the security release state, a fire, etc. It becomes possible to monitor the occurrence of disasters for a long time.

【0033】また、請求項11にかかる監視装置にあっ
ては、前記制御手段は、前記警備解除状態に設定されて
いる場合、監視建造物・設備への被害に通じる異常を検
知するセンサを第1の優先度として監視制御を行ない、
前記警備状態に設定されている場合、前記第1の優先度
に、侵入者を検知するセンサを加えて監視するものであ
る。
Further, in the monitoring apparatus according to the eleventh aspect, when the control means is set to the security release state, the control means is a sensor for detecting an abnormality leading to damage to the monitored building or equipment. Monitor and control with a priority of 1,
When the security state is set, a sensor for detecting an intruder is added to the first priority for monitoring.

【0034】この発明によれば、請求項10において、
警備解除状態に設定されている場合、監視建造物・設備
への被害(火災や水漏れなど)に通じる異常を検知する
センサを第1の優先度として監視制御を行ない、他方、
警備状態に設定されている場合、第1の優先度に加え、
侵入者を検知するセンサを有効(電源供給)にすること
により、上記災害の監視と共に盗難などの監視が可能と
なる。
According to the present invention, in claim 10,
When it is set to the security release state, the sensor that detects an abnormality leading to damage (fire, water leakage, etc.) to the monitored building / equipment is used as the first priority for monitoring control, while
When set to security, in addition to the first priority,
By enabling the sensor for detecting an intruder (supplying power), it becomes possible to monitor the disaster and theft as well.

【0035】[0035]

【発明の実施の形態】以下、本発明にかかる監視装置の
好適な実施の形態について添付図面を参照し、詳細に説
明する。なお、本発明は、この実施の形態に記載されて
いる内容に限定されるものではない。
BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Preferred embodiments of a monitoring apparatus according to the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings. The present invention is not limited to the contents described in this embodiment.

【0036】本発明は、監視装置に供給する外部電源
が、電気工事や点検、あるいは侵入者による遮断などの
理由により停電状態となった場合、監視装置に接続され
る複数のセンサのうち、警備状態に応じた優先度の高い
センサにバックアップ電源による電源供給を行ない、他
の優先度の低いセンサに対しては電源供給を遮断するこ
とにより、低消費電力モードに移行し、長時間のバック
アップを実現するものである。以下、具体的に説明す
る。
According to the present invention, when the external power supply supplied to the monitoring device is in a power failure state due to electrical work, inspection, or interruption by an intruder, security among the plurality of sensors connected to the monitoring device is provided. By supplying power from the backup power supply to the sensor with high priority according to the status and cutting off the power supply to other sensors with low priority, it shifts to the low power consumption mode and backs up for a long time. It will be realized. The details will be described below.

【0037】(実施の形態1)図1は、本発明の実施の
形態にかかる監視装置の第1の構成を示すブロック図で
ある。この監視装置100aは、制御プログラムにした
がって本装置を統括的に制御する制御部101と、後述
する電力供給部102と、センサが接続されている接続
端子部103と、異常事態発生時に通報処理を行なう通
報部104と、停電経過時間を計測するタイマ105
と、を備えている。
(Embodiment 1) FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a first configuration of a monitoring apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention. The monitoring device 100a performs a control unit 101 that totally controls the device according to a control program, a power supply unit 102 described later, a connection terminal unit 103 to which a sensor is connected, and a notification process when an abnormal situation occurs. A reporting unit 104 to perform, and a timer 105 for measuring elapsed time of power failure
And are equipped with.

【0038】電力供給部102は、主電源となる電源部
106と、充電可能なバッテリ107と、外部からの電
力供給が遮断されたことを検知する停電検知部108
と、バッテリ107の容量を検知する容量検知部109
と、を備えている。なお、符号110は外部電源であ
る。通報部104は、電話回線111を介して監視セン
タ112に接続される。
The power supply unit 102 has a power supply unit 106 serving as a main power supply, a rechargeable battery 107, and a power failure detection unit 108 for detecting interruption of power supply from the outside.
And a capacity detection unit 109 that detects the capacity of the battery 107.
And are equipped with. Reference numeral 110 is an external power source. The notification unit 104 is connected to the monitoring center 112 via the telephone line 111.

【0039】接続端子部103には、たとえばスイッチ
により構成される切換部103a,103b,103c
が設けられ、これらの切換部103a,103b,10
3cにあらかじめ後述するように停電時に電力供給/遮
断の優先度で分けられたセンサ/センサ群114a,1
14b,114cが接続されている。これらのセンサ/
センサ群114a,114b,114cは監視装置10
0aからの電力供給を受けて動作する。
The connection terminal portion 103 includes, for example, switching portions 103a, 103b, 103c formed of switches.
Is provided, and these switching units 103a, 103b, 10
3c is a sensor / sensor group 114a, 1 divided into power supply / interruption priorities at the time of power failure as described later.
14b and 114c are connected. These sensors /
The sensor groups 114a, 114b, 114c are the monitoring device 10.
It operates by receiving power supply from 0a.

【0040】センサとしては以下のようなものがある。
不審者の侵入に対しては窓ガラス、ドアなどが壊される
ときの衝撃力による圧力変化を検知するたとえば圧電素
子やひずみゲージなどを用いる。また、窓やドアの開閉
に対してはマグネットセンサや赤外線センサなどが使わ
れる。また、このような侵入者検知センサが警備中に侵
入者を検知すると、さらにフラッシュを点灯させCCD
カメラによる画像撮影が行なわれるようになっている。
The following are examples of sensors.
For the intrusion of a suspicious person, for example, a piezoelectric element or a strain gauge that detects a pressure change due to an impact force when a window glass or a door is broken is used. Further, a magnet sensor, an infrared sensor, or the like is used for opening and closing windows and doors. Further, if such an intruder detection sensor detects an intruder while guarding, the flash is further turned on and the CCD is turned on.
An image is taken by a camera.

【0041】火災などに関しては、発熱に対してバイメ
タル式などの熱感知センサや、煙に対してはSnO2
どの半導体センサで還元性ガスを検知したり、放射線源
にアメリシウムを使用した煙センサが用いられる。ガス
漏れについてはガスセンサにより検知する。また、水漏
れに対しては電極間のショートを利用した漏水センサあ
るいは漏電遮断器などを用いる。
For a fire or the like, a heat detecting sensor such as a bimetal type for heat generation, a reducing gas for a smoke is detected by a semiconductor sensor such as SnO 2, or a smoke sensor using americium as a radiation source. Is used. Gas leaks are detected by a gas sensor. For water leakage, a water leakage sensor or an earth leakage breaker that uses a short circuit between electrodes is used.

【0042】制御部101は、たとえばマイクロコンピ
ュータシステムで構成され、その入力ポートには警備対
象となる一般家庭の住人や事業所の社員による操作で警
備状態(警備中、警備解除中)の切り換えを行なう警備
切換部120が接続されている。なお、接続部113a
〜113cはここでは3つで図示しているが、これらの
数は記載の便宜上のものであり、実際にはさらに数があ
る。つまり、警備対象に合わせて任意の数および種類の
ものが設置される。
The control unit 101 is composed of, for example, a microcomputer system, and its input port is switched between a guarded state (guarded and unguarded) by operation by a resident of a general household to be guarded or an employee of a business office. A security switching unit 120 for performing is connected. Note that the connecting portion 113a
Although ~ 113c are shown as three here, these numbers are for convenience of description, and there are actually more numbers. That is, an arbitrary number and type of objects are installed according to the security target.

【0043】以上のように構成された監視装置100a
において、停電検知部108により、外部電源110か
らの電力供給が行なわれているか否かにより停電状態を
検知し、停電を検知した場合、バッテリ107による電
力供給に切り換える。また、停電から復旧した場合は、
外部電源110による電力供給に切り換える。このよう
に、監視装置100aは、装置自体を駆動させる電力の
他にこれらのセンサを駆動させる電力を必要とする。そ
のため、接続されるセンサの数に応じて消費電力が増加
する。
The monitoring device 100a configured as described above
In the above, the power failure detection unit 108 detects a power failure state depending on whether or not power is being supplied from the external power supply 110, and when power failure is detected, the power supply is switched to the battery 107. Also, if you recover from a power outage,
The power supply is switched to the external power supply 110. In this way, the monitoring device 100a requires power to drive these sensors in addition to power to drive the device itself. Therefore, power consumption increases according to the number of connected sensors.

【0044】タイマ105は停電検知部108により停
電が検知されてから所定時間を計測する。通報部104
は異常事態が検知された場合などに電話回線などの通信
回線111を介して監視センタ112などの通報先に通
報する。制御部101は、上述した各要素ブロックを制
御するものであり、特に停電が検知された後、重要物を
監視するセンサ以外への電力供給を停止させる。重要物
としては、金庫などの貴重品がある付近への侵入者を検
知するセンサ、火災を検知するセンサなどがあげられ
る。
The timer 105 measures a predetermined time after a power failure is detected by the power failure detecting section 108. Notification unit 104
Notifies an addressee such as the monitoring center 112 via a communication line 111 such as a telephone line when an abnormal situation is detected. The control unit 101 controls each of the above-described element blocks, and in particular, after a power failure is detected, stops the power supply to other than the sensor that monitors the important object. Examples of important items include a sensor that detects an intruder near a valuable such as a safe and a sensor that detects a fire.

【0045】また、監視装置100aは、何らかの理由
により停電が発生したときに、タイマ105により経過
時間を計測し、所定時間が経過した場合、あらかじめ決
められたセンサへの電力供給を停止させ、または容量検
知部108によりバッテリ107の残量が所定以下とな
ったことが検知された場合に重要度の低いセンサへの電
力供給を停止させる。この停電時の電力供給制御はいず
れを選択してもよく、双方を組み合わせてもよい。セン
サの切り換えとしては、センサ/センサ群114a,1
14b,114cとの接続端子部103にスイッチなど
の切換部113a,113b,113cをそれぞれ設け
ておき、入力端子を単位として電力供給/供給停止を切
り換えて消費電力を低減させる。
When a power failure occurs for some reason, the monitoring apparatus 100a measures the elapsed time with the timer 105, and when the predetermined time has elapsed, stops the power supply to the predetermined sensor, or When the capacity detection unit 108 detects that the remaining amount of the battery 107 has become less than or equal to a predetermined value, the power supply to the less important sensor is stopped. This power supply control at the time of power failure may be selected, or both may be combined. Sensor / sensor group 114a, 1
Switching portions 113a, 113b, 113c such as switches are provided in the connection terminal portion 103 with 14b, 114c, respectively, and power supply / stop is switched for each input terminal to reduce power consumption.

【0046】つぎに、以上のように構成された監視装置
における停電時の一連の動作についてフローチャートを
参照し、説明する。なお、本動作は、警備対象となる一
般家庭の住人や事業所の社員による警備切換部120の
操作により設定された、警備解除中あるいは警備中のい
ずれかの状態によって後述するように電力供給制御にお
ける対象センサが異なる。
Next, a series of operations at the time of power failure in the monitoring device configured as described above will be described with reference to a flowchart. Note that this operation is performed by the power supply control as will be described later, depending on whether the security is being released or the security is set, which is set by the operation of the security switching unit 120 by a resident of a general household to be protected or an employee of a business establishment. The target sensor in is different.

【0047】図2は、本発明の実施の形態1にかかる監
視装置の第1の動作例を示すフローチャートである。通
常は、本装置に接続された全センサ(センサ/センサ群
114a,114b,114c)に対し、外部電源11
0からの電力供給による監視動作を行ない(ステップS
11)、停電であるか否かを常に判断する(ステップS
12)。すなわち、全センサによる通常の監視状態にお
いて外部電源110からの電力供給の状態をチェックす
る。
FIG. 2 is a flowchart showing a first operation example of the monitoring device according to the first embodiment of the present invention. Normally, the external power supply 11 is connected to all the sensors (sensors / sensor groups 114a, 114b, 114c) connected to the apparatus.
Monitoring operation is performed by supplying power from 0 (step S
11) Always judge whether there is a power outage (step S
12). That is, the state of power supply from the external power supply 110 is checked in the normal monitoring state of all the sensors.

【0048】ステップS12において、何らかの原因に
より停電が発生したと判断すると、バッテリ107によ
るバックアップ電力供給に切り換える(ステップS1
3)。さらに接続端子部103の切換部113a〜11
3cそれぞれに接続されたセンサ/センサ群114a〜
114cのうち、あらかじめ定められた優先度にしたが
って当該優先度の低いセンサへの電力供給を遮断し(ス
テップS14)、選択的な監視動作に移行する(ステッ
プS15)。その後、停電状態が復旧したか否かを判断
し(ステップS16)、停電が復旧した場合にはステッ
プS11に戻り、通常の監視動作を行なう。以下、この
ような動作を、停電状態を停電検知部108によりチェ
ックし、そのチェック結果にしたがって繰り返し実行す
る。
When it is determined in step S12 that a power failure has occurred for some reason, the battery 107 is switched to backup power supply (step S1).
3). Further, the switching units 113a to 11 of the connection terminal unit 103
3c connected to each of the sensors / sensor groups 114a-
Of 114c, the power supply to the lower priority sensor is shut off according to a predetermined priority (step S14), and the selective monitoring operation is performed (step S15). Then, it is judged whether or not the power failure state is restored (step S16), and when the power failure is restored, the procedure returns to step S11, and the normal monitoring operation is performed. Hereinafter, such an operation is repeated by checking the power failure state by the power failure detecting unit 108 and according to the check result.

【0049】ここで、上記センサの優先度の決定(判断
基準)について説明する。監視動作を行なう場合、各セ
ンサの重要度の位置付けは、警備解除中であるか警備中
であるかによって異なる。この警備解除中と警備中の切
り換えは、警備対象となる一般家庭の住人や事業所の社
員による操作により警備切換部120を介して行なわれ
る。
Here, the determination of the priority of the above-mentioned sensor (determination criterion) will be described. When performing the monitoring operation, the positioning of the importance of each sensor differs depending on whether the security is being released or the security is being performed. Switching between the release of the security and the security is performed through the security switching unit 120 by an operation by a resident of a general household to be protected or an employee of a business establishment.

【0050】監視システムでは、不審者の侵入を検知す
る他に、火災などの災害検知や設備系の異常検知などが
行なわれている。警備解除中の場合、建物内に誰かがい
るのでセンサによる侵入者の検知は不要である。この場
合、火災などの災害を検知して建物内にいる人に知らせ
たり、火災発生を外部に知らせる必要があるので、火災
検知センサ(煙感知器やガス漏れ検知器も含む)に電力
を供給して有効(電源供給)にする。また、設備系の監
視(タンクの満減水、漏水検知など)のうち、異常が発
生すると直ちに重大な被害につながるおそれがある場
合、そのセンサに電力を供給して有効(電源供給)にす
る。さらに、緊急事態の発生を知らせる非常ボタンにつ
いても有効(電源供給)とする。
In addition to detecting the intrusion of a suspicious person, the monitoring system also detects disasters such as fires and equipment system abnormalities. When the security is being released, it is not necessary to detect an intruder with a sensor because someone is inside the building. In this case, power must be supplied to the fire detection sensors (including smoke detectors and gas leak detectors) because it is necessary to notify people in the building by detecting a fire or other disaster and notify the outside of the fire. And enable (power supply). In addition, if there is a possibility that serious damage will occur immediately when an abnormality occurs in the equipment system monitoring (tank water reduction, leak detection, etc.), power is supplied to the sensor to enable it (power supply). In addition, the emergency button to notify the occurrence of an emergency is also valid (power supply).

【0051】他方、警備中の場合、上記警備解除中の場
合に加え、侵入者の検知が必要である。侵入者検知セン
サには前述したように様々な種類があり、扉や窓に設置
され扉や窓の開閉を検知する磁石とリードスイッチによ
るマグネットスイッチ、窓に設置されガラス破壊(ガラ
スを割って浸入する行為)を検知するガラス破壊センサ
(圧電素子、ひずみゲージなど)、通路や部屋に設置さ
れ侵入者を検知する赤外線検知センサなどがある。
On the other hand, in the case of security, it is necessary to detect an intruder in addition to the case of the security release. As mentioned above, there are various types of intruder detection sensors.A magnet switch installed on a door or window to detect opening / closing of the door or window and a magnetic switch using a reed switch, or a glass installed on a window to break glass ( There is a glass breakage sensor (piezoelectric element, strain gauge, etc.) that detects the action), an infrared detection sensor that is installed in a passage or a room to detect an intruder.

【0052】これらの侵入者検知センサは、建物への侵
入を早期に検知するもの、金庫や機密書類など重要物へ
の接近を検知するものに分けられ、重要物への接近者を
検知する目的で設置されたセンサを優先的に有効(電源
供給)とする。
These intruder detection sensors are divided into those that detect an intrusion into a building at an early stage and those that detect an approach to an important object such as a safe or a confidential document, and the purpose is to detect an intruder to the important object. The sensor installed in 1 is given priority (effective for power supply).

【0053】建物内に金庫などがある場合は、金庫が置
かれている部屋に設置された赤外線検知センサ、または
金庫がある部屋の扉に設置されたマグネットスイッチな
どを優先的に有効(電源供給)にする。
If there is a safe in the building, the infrared sensor installed in the room where the safe is placed, or the magnet switch installed in the door of the room where the safe is placed, is given priority (power supply). ).

【0054】なお、有効(電源供給)にするセンサの数
は1つでも複数であってもよい。また、どのセンサを有
効にするか、何個のセンサを有効にするかなどについて
は、バッテリ107のバックアップ可能時間、それぞれ
の警備状況に合わせて停電時のセンサへの電力供給の優
先度を決定しておく。すなわち、これらの優先度をあら
かじめ決定しておき、これを接続部113a〜113c
それぞれに設定しておく。
The number of sensors to be activated (power supply) may be one or plural. Further, regarding which sensor is valid, how many sensors are valid, etc., the backupable time of the battery 107 and the priority of power supply to the sensor at the time of power failure are determined according to each security status. I'll do it. That is, these priorities are determined in advance, and these are set to the connection units 113a to 113c.
Set for each.

【0055】図3は、本発明の実施の形態1にかかる監
視装置の第2の動作例を示すフローチャートである。ま
ず、図2と同様に、本装置の接続部113a〜113c
に接続された全センサに対し、外部電源110からの電
力供給による通常の監視動作を行ない(ステップS2
1)、停電であるか否かを常に判断する(ステップS2
2)。すなわち、全センサによる通常の監視状態におい
て外部電源110からの電力供給の状態を停電検知部1
08によりチェックする。
FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing a second operation example of the monitoring device according to the first embodiment of the present invention. First, similar to FIG. 2, the connection portions 113a to 113c of the present device.
Normal monitoring operation is performed by supplying power from the external power supply 110 to all the sensors connected to (step S2
1) Always judge whether there is a power failure (step S2)
2). That is, in the normal monitoring state of all the sensors, the state of the power supply from the external power source 110 is determined by the power failure detection unit 1
Check with 08.

【0056】ステップS22において、何らかの原因に
より停電が発生したと判断すると、バッテリ107によ
るバックアップ電力供給に切り換える(ステップS2
3)。さらに、タイマ105により停電時間を計時し、
所定の時間が経過したか否かを判断する(ステップS2
4)。ここで、所定の時間が経過しても停電状態であれ
ば、接続端子部103の切換部113a〜113cそれ
ぞれに接続されたセンサ/センサ群114a〜114c
のうち、あらかじめ定められた優先度にしたがって当該
優先度の低いセンサへの電力供給を遮断し(ステップS
25)、選択的な監視動作に移行する(ステップS2
6)。一方、所定時間が経過するまでは、通常の監視動
作を行なう。
When it is determined in step S22 that a power failure has occurred for some reason, the battery 107 is switched to backup power supply (step S2).
3). Furthermore, the timer 105 measures the power failure time,
It is determined whether or not a predetermined time has passed (step S2).
4). Here, if a power failure state occurs even after a predetermined time has elapsed, the sensors / sensor groups 114a to 114c connected to the switching units 113a to 113c of the connection terminal unit 103, respectively.
Among these, according to a predetermined priority, the power supply to the lower priority sensor is cut off (step S
25) and shifts to the selective monitoring operation (step S2)
6). On the other hand, normal monitoring operation is performed until a predetermined time has elapsed.

【0057】その後、停電状態が復旧したか否かを判断
し(ステップS27)、復旧した場合にはステップS2
1に戻り、通常の監視動作を行なう。以下、このような
動作を、停電状態を停電検知部108で検知し、その停
電時間をタイマ105でチェックし、そのチェック結果
にしたがって繰り返し実行する。
Thereafter, it is judged whether or not the power failure state has been restored (step S27), and if it is restored, step S2
Returning to 1, the normal monitoring operation is performed. Hereinafter, such an operation is performed by detecting the power failure state with the power failure detection unit 108, checking the power failure time with the timer 105, and repeatedly according to the check result.

【0058】このように、停電発生から所定時間が経過
した後にセンサへの電力供給を遮断する場合、所定時間
が経過するまでの短時間の停電においては、通常通りの
監視動作を継続して行ない、他方、所定時間が経過する
長時間の停電においては、あらかじめ決められたセンサ
への電力供給を遮断することにより、バッテリ107の
消費電力を低減し、かつ重要物の長時間監視が実現す
る。
In this way, when the power supply to the sensor is cut off after the lapse of a predetermined time from the occurrence of the power failure, the normal monitoring operation is continued in the short power failure until the lapse of the predetermined time. On the other hand, in the case of a long power failure in which a predetermined time elapses, the power supply to a predetermined sensor is cut off to reduce the power consumption of the battery 107 and realize the long-term monitoring of important objects.

【0059】図4は、本発明の実施の形態1にかかる監
視装置の第3の動作例を示すフローチャートである。ま
ず、図2と同様に、本装置の接続部113a〜113c
に接続された全センサに対し、外部電源110からの電
力供給による通常の監視動作を行ない(ステップS3
1)、停電であるか否かを常に判断する(ステップS3
2)。すなわち、全センサによる通常の監視状態におい
て外部電源110からの電力供給の状態を停電検知部1
08によりチェックする。
FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing a third operation example of the monitoring apparatus according to the first embodiment of the present invention. First, similar to FIG. 2, the connection portions 113a to 113c of the present device.
A normal monitoring operation is performed by supplying power from the external power supply 110 to all the sensors connected to (step S3
1) Always judge whether or not there is a power failure (step S3)
2). That is, in the normal monitoring state of all the sensors, the state of the power supply from the external power source 110 is determined by the power failure detection unit 1
Check with 08.

【0060】ステップS32において、何らかの原因に
より停電が発生したと判断すると、バッテリ107によ
るバックアップ電力供給に切り換える(ステップS3
3)。さらに、容量検知部109によりバッテリ107
の残量を検知し、その容量が所定以下であるか否かを判
断する(ステップS34)。ここで、バッテリ107の
容量が所定以下であれば、あらかじめ決められた第2の
低消費電力モードに移行し(ステップS35)、バッテ
リ容量が十分であれば第1の低消費電力モードに移行す
る(ステップS36)か、あるいは通常の監視モードを
行なう。なお、第2の低消費電力モードに対して第1の
低消費電力モードの方が消費電力が大きく、段階的に選
択するようにしてもよく、場合によっては第1の低消費
電力モードを通常の監視モードとしてもよい。つまり、
この第1の低消費電力モードは第2の低消費電力モード
と通常の監視動作の間に位置し、通常の監視動作とほぼ
同じであれば、第1の消費電力モードを通常の監視動作
としてもよい。
When it is determined in step S32 that a power failure has occurred for some reason, the battery 107 is switched to backup power supply (step S3).
3). Further, the battery 107 is detected by the capacity detection unit 109.
The remaining amount of is detected and it is determined whether the capacity is less than or equal to a predetermined value (step S34). Here, if the capacity of the battery 107 is less than or equal to a predetermined value, the second low power consumption mode determined in advance is entered (step S35), and if the battery capacity is sufficient, the first low power consumption mode is entered. (Step S36) Or, the normal monitoring mode is performed. Note that the first low power consumption mode consumes more power than the second low power consumption mode, and may be selected stepwise. In some cases, the first low power consumption mode is normally set. The monitoring mode may be set to. That is,
The first low power consumption mode is located between the second low power consumption mode and the normal monitoring operation, and if it is almost the same as the normal monitoring operation, the first power consumption mode is set as the normal monitoring operation. Good.

【0061】すなわち、ステップS35の第2の低消費
電力モードでは、接続端子部103の切換部113a〜
113cそれぞれに接続されたセンサ/センサ群114
a〜114cのうち、あらかじめ定められた優先度にし
たがって当該優先度の低いセンサへの電力供給を遮断
し、選択的な監視動作に移行する。
That is, in the second low power consumption mode of step S35, the switching portions 113a to 113a of the connection terminal portion 103 ...
Sensor / sensor group 114 connected to each 113c
Among a to 114c, the power supply to the sensor with the lower priority is shut off according to a predetermined priority, and the selective monitoring operation is performed.

【0062】その後、停電状態が復旧したか否かを判断
し(ステップS37)、復旧した場合にはステップS3
1に戻り、通常の監視動作を行なう。一方、ステップS
37において、停電が復旧していない場合には、ステッ
プS34に戻り、以降の動作を実行する。以下、このよ
うな動作を、停電状態を停電検知部108で検知し、さ
らにバックアップ電源であるバッテリ107の容量を容
量検知部109で検知し、その検知結果にしたがって繰
り返し実行する。
Thereafter, it is judged whether or not the power failure state is restored (step S37), and if restored, step S3.
Returning to 1, the normal monitoring operation is performed. On the other hand, step S
If the power failure is not restored in 37, the process returns to step S34 and the subsequent operations are executed. Hereinafter, such an operation is performed by detecting the power failure state by the power failure detecting unit 108, further detecting the capacity of the battery 107 which is the backup power source by the capacity detecting unit 109, and repeatedly executing it according to the detection result.

【0063】したがって、バックアップ電源として用い
るバッテリ107の容量を容量検知部109により検知
し、その残量が所定以下になったときに所定のセンサに
電力供給を遮断する場合、バッテリ107の容量に余裕
がある状態であれば、比較的低消費電力の監視システム
においては通常通りの監視が実現し、あるいは比較的通
常の監視動作に近い第1の低消費電力モードに移行する
ことにより、通常に近い監視が行なえる。また、消費電
力が大きい場合や、バッテリ107の充電が充分に行な
われていない場合、あらかじめ決められた第2の低消費
モードに切り換えることにより、早期に消費電力が抑制
され、重要物の監視を長時間で行なうことが可能にな
る。
Therefore, when the capacity of the battery 107 used as the backup power source is detected by the capacity detecting unit 109 and the power supply to the predetermined sensor is cut off when the remaining amount becomes less than the predetermined value, the capacity of the battery 107 has a margin. If there is a certain state, a normal monitoring is realized in the monitoring system of relatively low power consumption, or by shifting to the first low power consumption mode which is relatively close to the normal monitoring operation, it is close to normal. You can monitor. Further, when the power consumption is large or when the battery 107 is not sufficiently charged, the power consumption is suppressed early by switching to a second predetermined low power consumption mode, and important objects can be monitored. It becomes possible to do it in a long time.

【0064】(実施の形態2)図5は、本発明の実施の
形態2にかかる監視装置の構成を示すブロック図であ
る。この監視装置100bは、前述した図1の構成に対
し、図1の切換部(スイッチ)をなくし、その代わり
に、アドレスによりセンサに対する通電制御命令を接続
端子部160に出力する制御信号出力部150を設け、
それぞれアドレスが設定されているセンサ161a〜1
61cを接続端子部160に接続する。さらに、これら
のセンサ161a〜161cは独自に検知を行なうセン
サ部分162と自センサのON/OFF制御(パワーセ
ーブ)を行なう電力制御部163とセンサの動作状態を
LED点灯で知らせる状態表示部170を有している。
なお、他の構成要素およびその機能は実施の形態1と同
様であるため図1と同一符号を付し、その説明は省略す
る。
(Second Embodiment) FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing the structure of a monitoring apparatus according to the second embodiment of the present invention. The monitoring device 100b is different from the above-described configuration of FIG. 1 in that the switching unit (switch) of FIG. 1 is omitted, and instead, a control signal output unit 150 that outputs an energization control command for the sensor to the connection terminal unit 160 by an address. Is provided
Sensors 161a to 1 each having an address set
61c is connected to the connection terminal portion 160. Further, each of these sensors 161a to 161c includes a sensor portion 162 that performs its own detection, a power control portion 163 that performs ON / OFF control (power saving) of its own sensor, and a status display portion 170 that notifies the operating status of the sensor by LED lighting. Have
Since the other components and their functions are the same as those in the first embodiment, the same reference numerals as those in FIG.

【0065】以上のように構成された監視装置100b
において、制御部101からの命令を受けて制御信号出
力部150が、任意のセンサの電力制御部163に対し
て起動/待機信号を出力する。このとき、あらかじめ各
センサに割り当てられたアドレスによりセンサを指定す
る。
The monitoring device 100b configured as described above
At, in response to a command from the control unit 101, the control signal output unit 150 outputs a start / standby signal to the power control unit 163 of any sensor. At this time, the sensor is designated by the address previously assigned to each sensor.

【0066】電力制御部163は、自センサに設定され
ているアドレスにしたがって待機信号が自己のセンサに
対するものか否かを判断し、自己のセンサに対する待機
信号を受信した場合は、センサ部分162への電力供給
を遮断するか、あるいはセンサ部分162を待機状態に
切り換え、センサ部分162における消費電力を抑制す
る。また、起動信号を受信した場合は、センサ部分16
2への電力供給を再開し、またはセンサを待機状態から
稼動状態に切り換え、通常の検知動作を行なう。このよ
うに、この実施の形態2では、センサ単位で稼動と停止
を切り換えて消費電力を低減する。
The power control unit 163 determines whether the standby signal is for its own sensor according to the address set for its own sensor, and if the standby signal for its own sensor is received, it goes to the sensor section 162. The power supply of the sensor part 162 is cut off or the sensor part 162 is switched to the standby state to suppress the power consumption in the sensor part 162. When the activation signal is received, the sensor portion 16
The power supply to 2 is restarted, or the sensor is switched from the standby state to the operating state, and the normal detection operation is performed. As described above, in the second embodiment, the power consumption is reduced by switching the operation and the stop for each sensor.

【0067】また、この実施の形態2の監視装置100
bでは、段階的にセンサを待機状態に切り換えることも
可能である。この場合に用いられるセンサは、火災や浸
入者などを検知する検知部分と、センサの動作状態を表
示するなどの検知部分以外とに対し、別個に電力供給を
行なうことができ、または別個に動作/待機状態に切り
換えられるように構成されている。
Further, the monitoring device 100 according to the second embodiment
In b, it is possible to switch the sensor to the standby state stepwise. The sensor used in this case can supply power separately to the detection part that detects a fire or an intruder, and the part other than the detection part that displays the operating state of the sensor, or operates separately. / It is configured to be switched to the standby state.

【0068】各センサの状態表示部170は、LEDの
点灯などによりその動作状態を知らせているが、センサ
の点検などを行なう場合を除くと、必ずしも常に必要な
機能ではない。このため、第1段階として、これらの部
分を待機状態に切り換え、その後、センサ全体を待機状
態に切り換えるようにする。そのため、第1段階では、
センサの検知機能はそのままの状態として消費電力を低
減させる。
The status display section 170 of each sensor informs its operating status by lighting an LED or the like, but it is not always a necessary function except when the sensor is inspected. Therefore, as the first step, these parts are switched to the standby state, and then the entire sensor is switched to the standby state. Therefore, in the first stage,
The detection function of the sensor is left as it is to reduce power consumption.

【0069】すなわち、センサには、検知動作を行なう
部分と、動作状態を表示するなど検知とは直接関係ない
部分がある。そこで、第1段階として動作状態の表示な
ど、検知とは直接関係しない部分への電力供給を遮断
し、第2段階で検知部分を含めて電力供給を遮断する。
That is, the sensor has a part for performing a detection operation and a part for displaying an operation state which is not directly related to the detection. Therefore, in the first step, the power supply to the part that is not directly related to the detection such as the display of the operating state is cut off, and in the second step, the power supply including the detection part is cut off.

【0070】また、侵入者を検知した場合、画像撮影の
ための照明(フラッシュ)を備えたセンサでは、一時的
に大電力を必要とすることを考慮し、あらかじめセンサ
内部の充電部に充電を行なう場合がある。このような場
合、一部待機信号により充電部への充電を停止させても
よい。
In addition, when an intruder is detected, a sensor equipped with a light (flash) for photographing an image needs to temporarily consume a large amount of electric power, so that the charging section inside the sensor is charged in advance. May be done. In such a case, the charging of the charging unit may be stopped by the partial standby signal.

【0071】つぎに、以上のように構成された監視装置
100bにおける停電時の電力供給制御の一連の動作に
ついて説明する。図6は、本発明の実施の形態2にかか
る監視装置の第1の動作例を示すフローチャートであ
る。通常は、本装置に接続された全センサに対し、外部
電源110からの電力供給による監視動作を行ない(ス
テップS41)、停電であるか否かを常に判断する(ス
テップS42)。すなわち、全センサによる通常の監視
状態において外部電源110からの電力供給の状態を停
電検知部108によりチェックする。
Next, a series of operations of power supply control at the time of power failure in the monitoring device 100b configured as described above will be described. FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing a first operation example of the monitoring device according to the second exemplary embodiment of the present invention. Normally, the monitoring operation by the power supply from the external power supply 110 is performed for all the sensors connected to this apparatus (step S41), and it is always determined whether or not there is a power failure (step S42). That is, the power failure detection unit 108 checks the power supply state from the external power supply 110 in the normal monitoring state of all the sensors.

【0072】ステップS42において、何らかの原因に
より停電が発生したと判断すると、バッテリ107によ
るバックアップ電力供給に切り換える(ステップS4
3)。さらに制御信号出力部150より接続端子部16
0を介してセンサ161a〜161cに対して起動/待
機信号を出力する(ステップS44)。このとき、あら
かじめセンサに割り合てられたアドレスによりセンサを
指定する。すなわち、実施の形態1と同様に、あらかじ
め定められた優先度にしたがって当該優先度の低いセン
サへ待機信号を出力する。そして、待機状態(スリープ
モード)に移行する(ステップS45)。
When it is determined in step S42 that a power outage has occurred for some reason, the battery 107 is switched to backup power supply (step S4).
3). Further, from the control signal output section 150, the connection terminal section 16
A start / standby signal is output to the sensors 161a to 161c via 0 (step S44). At this time, the sensor is designated by the address assigned to the sensor in advance. That is, similarly to the first embodiment, the standby signal is output to the sensor with the low priority according to the predetermined priority. Then, it shifts to a standby state (sleep mode) (step S45).

【0073】その後、停電状態が復旧したか否かを判断
し(ステップS46)、復旧した場合にはステップS4
1に戻り、通常の監視動作を行なう。以下、このような
動作を、停電状態を停電検知部108によりチェック
し、そのチェック結果にしたがって繰り返し実行する。
After that, it is judged whether or not the power failure state is restored (step S46), and if it is restored, step S4.
Returning to 1, the normal monitoring operation is performed. Hereinafter, such an operation is repeated by checking the power failure state by the power failure detecting unit 108 and according to the check result.

【0074】図7は、本発明の実施の形態2にかかる監
視装置の第2の動作例を示すフローチャートである。ま
ず、図6と同様に、本装置に接続された全てのセンサ1
61a〜161cに対し、外部電源110からの電力供
給による監視動作を行ない(ステップS51)、停電で
あるか否かを常に判断する(ステップS52)。すなわ
ち、全センサによる通常の監視状態において外部電源1
10からの電力供給の状態をチェックする。
FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing a second operation example of the monitoring device according to the second embodiment of the present invention. First, similar to FIG. 6, all the sensors 1 connected to the device are
The 61a to 161c are monitored by the power supply from the external power supply 110 (step S51), and it is constantly determined whether or not there is a power failure (step S52). That is, the external power supply 1 in the normal monitoring state by all the sensors
Check the status of power supply from 10.

【0075】ステップS52において、何らかの原因に
より停電が発生したと判断すると、バッテリ107によ
るバックアップ電力供給に切り換える(ステップS5
3)。さらに、タイマ105により停電時間を計時し、
所定の時間が経過したか否かを判断する(ステップS5
4)。ここで、所定の時間が経過しても停電状態であれ
ば、制御信号出力部150より接続端子部160を介し
てセンサ161a〜161cに対して起動/待機信号を
出力する(ステップS55)。このとき、あらかじめセ
ンサに割り合てられたアドレスによりセンサを指定す
る。すなわち、実施の形態1と同様に、あらかじめ定め
られた優先度にしたがって当該優先度の低いセンサへ待
機信号を出力する。そして、待機状態(スリープモー
ド)に移行する(ステップS56)。
If it is determined in step S52 that a power failure has occurred for some reason, the battery 107 is switched to backup power supply (step S5).
3). Furthermore, the timer 105 measures the power failure time,
It is determined whether a predetermined time has passed (step S5).
4). Here, if the power is out of the state even after the lapse of a predetermined time, the control signal output unit 150 outputs the start / standby signal to the sensors 161a to 161c via the connection terminal unit 160 (step S55). At this time, the sensor is designated by the address assigned to the sensor in advance. That is, similarly to the first embodiment, the standby signal is output to the sensor with the low priority according to the predetermined priority. Then, it shifts to a standby state (sleep mode) (step S56).

【0076】その後、停電状態が復旧したか否かを判断
し(ステップS57)、復旧した場合にはステップS5
1に戻り、通常の監視動作を行なう。以下、このような
動作を、停電状態を停電検知部108によりチェック
し、そのチェック結果にしたがって繰り返し実行する。
After that, it is judged whether or not the power failure state is restored (step S57), and if it is restored, step S5.
Returning to 1, the normal monitoring operation is performed. Hereinafter, such an operation is repeated by checking the power failure state by the power failure detecting unit 108 and according to the check result.

【0077】このように、停電発生から所定時間が経過
した後に任意のセンサを待機状態にする場合、タイマ1
05で停電時間の経過を計測し、所定時間が経過するま
での短時間の停電においては、通常通りの監視動作を継
続して行ない、他方、所定時間が経過する長時間の停電
においては、あらかじめ決められたセンサを待機状態
(スリープモード)にすることにより、バッテリ107
の消費電力を低減し、かつ重要物の長時間監視が実現す
る。
As described above, in the case where an arbitrary sensor is put in a standby state after a predetermined time has elapsed from the occurrence of a power failure, the timer 1
In 05, the elapse of the power outage time is measured, and in the short time power outage until the predetermined time elapses, the monitoring operation is continuously performed as usual. On the other hand, in the long time power outage after the predetermined time elapses, By setting the determined sensor in the standby state (sleep mode), the battery 107
It reduces power consumption and realizes long-term monitoring of important objects.

【0078】図8は、本発明の実施の形態2にかかる監
視装置の第3の動作例を示すフローチャートである。ま
ず、図6と同様に、本装置に接続された全センサに対
し、外部電源110からの電力供給よる監視動作を行な
い(ステップS61)、停電であるか否かを常に判断す
る(ステップS62)。すなわち、全センサによる通常
の監視状態において外部電源110からの電力供給の状
態をチェックする。
FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing a third operation example of the monitoring device according to the second embodiment of the present invention. First, as in FIG. 6, all sensors connected to the apparatus are monitored by the power supply from the external power source 110 (step S61), and it is constantly determined whether or not there is a power failure (step S62). . That is, the state of power supply from the external power supply 110 is checked in the normal monitoring state of all the sensors.

【0079】ステップS62において、何らかの原因に
より停電が発生したと判断すると、バッテリ107によ
るバックアップ電力供給に切り換える(ステップS6
3)。さらに、容量検知部109によりバッテリ107
の残量を検知し、その容量が所定以下であるか否かを判
断する(ステップS64)。ここで、バッテリ107の
容量が所定以下であれば、あらかじめ決められた第2の
待機モードに移行し(ステップS65)、バッテリ容量
が十分であれば第1の待機モードに移行する(ステップ
S66)か、あるいは通常の監視モードを行なう。な
お、第2の待機モードに対して第1の待機モードの方が
消費電力が大きく、段階的に選択するようにしてもよ
く、場合によっては第1の待機モードを通常の監視モー
ドとしてもよい。つまり、この第1の待機モードは第2
の待機モードと通常の監視動作の間に位置し、通常の監
視動作とほぼ同じであれば、第1の待機モードを通常の
監視動作としてもよい。
When it is determined in step S62 that a power outage has occurred for some reason, the battery 107 is switched to backup power supply (step S6).
3). Further, the battery 107 is detected by the capacity detection unit 109.
The remaining amount of is detected and it is determined whether the capacity is less than or equal to a predetermined value (step S64). Here, if the capacity of the battery 107 is less than or equal to a predetermined value, the second standby mode determined in advance is entered (step S65), and if the battery capacity is sufficient, the first standby mode is entered (step S66). Or, perform normal monitoring mode. Note that the first standby mode consumes more power than the second standby mode and may be selected stepwise, and in some cases the first standby mode may be the normal monitoring mode. . That is, the first standby mode is the second
The first standby mode may be the normal monitoring operation if it is located between the standby mode and the normal monitoring operation and is almost the same as the normal monitoring operation.

【0080】すなわち、ステップS65の第2の待機モ
ードでは、あらかじめ定められた優先度にしたがって当
該優先度の低いセンサへに対して待機状態の信号を送っ
てスリープモードにする。
That is, in the second standby mode of step S65, the standby mode signal is sent to the sensor having the lower priority according to the predetermined priority to enter the sleep mode.

【0081】その後、停電状態が復旧したか否かを判断
し(ステップS67)、復旧した場合にはステップS6
1に戻り、通常の監視動作を行なう。一方、ステップS
67において、停電が復旧していない場合には、ステッ
プS64に戻り、以降の動作を実行する。以下、このよ
うな動作を、停電状態を停電検知部108で検知し、さ
らにバックアップ電源であるバッテリ107の容量を容
量検知部109で検知し、その検知結果にしたがって繰
り返し実行する。
After that, it is judged whether or not the power failure state is restored (step S67), and if it is restored, step S6.
Returning to 1, the normal monitoring operation is performed. On the other hand, step S
In 67, when the power failure is not restored, the process returns to step S64 and the subsequent operations are executed. Hereinafter, such an operation is performed by detecting the power failure state by the power failure detecting unit 108, further detecting the capacity of the battery 107 which is the backup power source by the capacity detecting unit 109, and repeatedly executing it according to the detection result.

【0082】したがって、バックアップ電源として用い
るバッテリ107の容量を容量検知部109により検知
し、バッテリ107の残量が所定以下になったときに所
定のセンサを待機状態とする場合、バッテリ107の容
量に余裕がある状態であれば、比較的低消費電力の監視
システムにおいては通常通りの監視が実現し、あるいは
通常よりも低消費電力である第1の待機モードに移行す
ることにより、通常に近い監視が行なえる。また、消費
電力が大きい場合や、バッテリ107の充電が充分に行
なわれていない場合、あらかじめ決められた第2の待機
モードに切り換えることにより、早期に消費電力が抑制
され、重要物の監視を長時間で行なうことが可能にな
る。
Therefore, when the capacity of the battery 107 used as a backup power source is detected by the capacity detecting unit 109 and the predetermined sensor is put in the standby state when the remaining amount of the battery 107 becomes less than the predetermined value, the capacity of the battery 107 is changed. If there is a margin, monitoring can be performed normally in a relatively low power consumption monitoring system, or by shifting to the first standby mode, which consumes less power than usual, monitoring close to normal Can be done. When the power consumption is large or the battery 107 is not sufficiently charged, the power consumption is suppressed early by switching to the second standby mode determined in advance, and the monitoring of important objects is prolonged. It can be done in time.

【0083】[0083]

【発明の効果】以上説明したように、本発明にかかる監
視装置(請求項1)によれば、監視対象域や監視重要物
を各種のセンサで監視する監視装置において、何らかの
理由により本装置への電力供給が遮断され、バッテリに
よるバックアップ電源での電力供給に切り換える際に、
バッテリの容量を考慮し、警備状況に応じて、あらかじ
め決められ優先度の低いセンサへの電力供給を遮断し
て、優先度の高いセンサへの電力供給を行なうので、バ
ッテリを変更せずに既存のバッテリを用いた必要最小限
のセンサによる重要部分に対する監視を継続して行な
え、特定部分の監視の空白を回避することができる。
As described above, according to the monitoring device (Claim 1) of the present invention, in the monitoring device for monitoring the monitoring target area and the important objects to be monitored by various sensors, the monitoring device can be used for some reason. When the power supply of is shut off and switched to the power supply of the backup power supply by the battery,
Considering the capacity of the battery, the power supply to the high priority sensor is cut off by shutting off the power supply to the sensor with a lower priority determined in advance according to the security situation, so the existing battery is not changed. It is possible to continuously monitor the important part by the minimum necessary sensor using the battery, and avoid the blank of the monitoring of the specific part.

【0084】また、本発明にかかる監視装置(請求項
2)によれば、請求項1において、外部からの電力供給
が遮断された場合、停電時間を計時手段により計測し、
所定時間が経過するまでの短時間の停電時においては、
通常の監視動作を継続させるため、所定時間内での通常
通りの監視が実現し、他方、長時間の停電となった場合
には、あらかじめ決められたセンサへの電力供給を遮断
するので、消費電力の低減した必要最小限の監視が実現
する。
Further, according to the monitoring apparatus (Claim 2) of the present invention, in Claim 1, when the power supply from the outside is cut off, the power failure time is measured by the clock means,
During a short power failure until the prescribed time has passed,
In order to continue the normal monitoring operation, normal monitoring is realized within a predetermined time, while in the case of a long power outage, the power supply to the predetermined sensor is cut off, The minimum required monitoring with reduced power is realized.

【0085】また、本発明にかかる監視装置(請求項
3)によれば、請求項1において、外部からの電力供給
が遮断された場合、バックアップ電源であるバッテリの
残量を容量検知手段で検知し、バッテリの容量に余裕が
ある場合や、比較的消費電力の少ないシステムにおいて
は通常の通りの監視を行なうことができ、他方、バッテ
リの充電が充分でない場合には、早期に消費電力を抑制
するので、重要物の監視が従来に比べて長時間行なうこ
とができる。
Further, according to the monitoring device (claim 3) of the present invention, in claim 1, when the power supply from the outside is cut off, the remaining capacity of the battery as the backup power source is detected by the capacity detecting means. However, if there is enough battery capacity, or in a system with relatively low power consumption, normal monitoring can be performed. On the other hand, if the battery is not sufficiently charged, the power consumption can be suppressed early. Therefore, the monitoring of important objects can be performed for a longer time than in the past.

【0086】また、本発明にかかる監視装置(請求項
4)によれば、請求項1において、外部からの電源の供
給が停止し、あらかじめ決められた低優先度の個々のセ
ンサに待機信号を送信して待機状態に切り換える場合、
共通の検知線に接続されるセンサのうち、任意のセンサ
を待機状態にすることができる。
Further, according to the monitoring apparatus (Claim 4) of the present invention, in Claim 1, the supply of the power from the outside is stopped, and the standby signal is sent to each of the predetermined low-priority sensors. When sending and switching to the standby state,
Of the sensors connected to the common detection line, any sensor can be put in a standby state.

【0087】また、本発明にかかる監視装置(請求項
5)によれば、請求項2において、外部からの電源の供
給が停止し、計時手段により計時される所定の時間内に
復旧せずに長時間の停電となった場合には、あらかじめ
決められた低優先度のセンサを待機状態に移行させるの
で、低消費電力による監視動作を行なうことができる。
According to the monitoring apparatus of the present invention (Claim 5), in Claim 2, the supply of power from the outside is stopped and the power is not restored within a predetermined time measured by the time measuring means. In the case of a power failure for a long time, a sensor with a low priority determined in advance is put in a standby state, so that a monitoring operation with low power consumption can be performed.

【0088】また、本発明にかかる監視装置(請求項
6)によれば、請求項3において、外部からの電源の供
給が停止し、容量検知手段で検知したバックアップ電源
の容量が所定以下に達した場合、あらかじめ決められた
低優先度のセンサを消費電力の少ない待機状態に移行す
るので、重要部分への監視を継続して行なうことができ
る。
Further, according to the monitoring apparatus (Claim 6) of the present invention, in Claim 3, the power supply from the outside is stopped, and the capacity of the backup power supply detected by the capacity detecting means reaches a predetermined value or less. In this case, the low-priority sensor determined in advance shifts to a standby state with low power consumption, so that it is possible to continuously monitor important parts.

【0089】また、本発明にかかる監視装置(請求項
7)によれば、請求項2または5において、外部からの
電源の供給が停止してからの経過時間に応じて、電力供
給の遮断または待機状態への切り換えを行なう場合、あ
らかじめ3段階以上に段階分けされたグループのセンサ
による監視を、優先度順に段階的に限定することができ
る。
Further, according to the monitoring apparatus (Claim 7) of the present invention, in Claim 2 or 5, the power supply is cut off or the power supply is cut off in accordance with the elapsed time from the stop of the power supply from the outside. When switching to the standby state, it is possible to limit the monitoring by the sensors of the groups that are divided into three or more stages in advance in order of priority.

【0090】また、本発明にかかる監視装置(請求項
8)によれば、請求項3または6において、外部からの
電源の供給が停止したときに、容量検知手段で検知され
るバッテリの容量に応じて、電力供給の遮断または待機
状態への切り換えを行なう場合、あらかじめ3段階以上
に段階分けされたグループのセンサによる監視を、優先
度順に段階的に限定することができる。
Further, according to the monitoring apparatus (Claim 8) of the present invention, in Claim 3 or 6, the capacity of the battery detected by the capacity detecting means when the supply of power from the outside is stopped. Accordingly, when the power supply is cut off or switched to the standby state, the monitoring by the sensors of the groups preliminarily divided into three or more stages can be stepwise limited in order of priority.

【0091】また、本発明にかかる監視装置(請求項
9)によれば、請求項5または6において、センサの構
成部分のうち、検知に必要な部分と、それ以外の部分
(LED表示など)を段階的に待機状態に切り換える場
合、第1段階では検知機能のみを有効(電源供給)にし
たままで消費電力を抑制し、第2段階では、重要物を監
視するセンサのみを有効(電源供給)とすることができ
る。
Further, according to the monitoring device of the present invention (claim 9), in claim 5 or 6, among the constituent parts of the sensor, a part necessary for detection and a part other than that (LED display etc.) When switching to the standby state in stages, power consumption is suppressed while only the detection function is enabled (power supply) in the first stage, and only the sensor that monitors important objects is enabled (power supply in the second stage). ) Can be.

【0092】また、本発明にかかる監視装置(請求項1
0)によれば、請求項1〜9のいずれか一つにおいて、
監視対象が警備中か警備解除中かの状態設定に基づい
て、有効(電源供給)にするセンサを変更するので、火
災などの災害発生を長時間にわたって監視することがで
きる。
A monitoring device according to the present invention (claim 1
0) According to any one of claims 1 to 9,
Since the sensor to be activated (power supply) is changed based on the state setting of whether the monitoring target is guarding or unguarding, a disaster such as a fire can be monitored for a long time.

【0093】また、本発明にかかる監視装置(請求項1
1)によれば、請求項10において、警備解除状態に設
定されている場合、監視建造物・設備への被害(火災や
水漏れなど)に通じる異常を検知するセンサを第1の優
先度として監視制御を行ない、他方、警備状態に設定さ
れている場合、第1の優先度に加え、侵入者を検知する
センサを有効(電源供給)にするので、警備中において
上記災害の監視が行なえると共に盗難などの監視を行な
うことができる。
A monitoring device according to the present invention (claim 1
According to 1), in claim 10, when the security release state is set, a sensor that detects an abnormality leading to damage (fire, water leakage, etc.) to the surveillance building / equipment is set as the first priority. On the other hand, when monitoring is controlled, on the other hand, when the security state is set, in addition to the first priority, the sensor for detecting an intruder is enabled (power supply), so that the disaster can be monitored during security. Together with this, it is possible to monitor theft.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of drawings]

【図1】本発明の実施の形態にかかる監視装置の第1の
構成を示すブロック図である。
FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a first configuration of a monitoring device according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

【図2】本発明の実施の形態1にかかる監視装置の第1
の動作例を示すフローチャートである。
FIG. 2 is a first monitoring device according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
5 is a flowchart showing an operation example of FIG.

【図3】本発明の実施の形態1にかかる監視装置の第2
の動作例を示すフローチャートである。
FIG. 3 is a second monitoring device according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
5 is a flowchart showing an operation example of FIG.

【図4】本発明の実施の形態1にかかる監視装置の第3
の動作例を示すフローチャートである。
FIG. 4 is a third monitoring device according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
5 is a flowchart showing an operation example of FIG.

【図5】本発明の実施の形態2にかかる監視装置の構成
を示すブロック図である。
FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a monitoring device according to a second exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

【図6】本発明の実施の形態2にかかる監視装置の第1
の動作例を示すフローチャートである。
FIG. 6 is a first monitoring device according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
5 is a flowchart showing an operation example of FIG.

【図7】本発明の実施の形態2にかかる監視装置の第2
の動作例を示すフローチャートである。
FIG. 7 is a second monitoring device according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
5 is a flowchart showing an operation example of FIG.

【図8】本発明の実施の形態2にかかる監視装置の第3
の動作例を示すフローチャートである。
FIG. 8 is a third monitoring device according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
5 is a flowchart showing an operation example of FIG.

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

100a,100b 監視装置 102 電力供給部 103,160 接続端子部 105 タイマ 106 電源部 107 バッテリ 108 停電検知部 109 容量検知部 110 外部電源 113a,113b,113c 切換部 114a,114b,114c センサ/センサ群 120 警備切換部 150 制御信号出力部 161a,161b,161c センサ 163 電力制御部 100a, 100b monitoring device 102 power supply unit 103, 160 Connection terminal part 105 timer 106 power supply 107 battery 108 Power failure detection unit 109 capacity detector 110 External power supply 113a, 113b, 113c Switching unit 114a, 114b, 114c Sensor / sensor group 120 Security switching unit 150 Control signal output section 161a, 161b, 161c sensor 163 Power control unit

Claims (11)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】 少なくとも、外部からの電源の供給が停
止した場合、電源の供給を行なうバックアップ電源を有
し、監視対象建造物および監視対象物に対してそれぞれ
の箇所に配置された複数のセンサの検知状態にしたがっ
て異常状態の発生を監視する監視装置において、 前記センサは、あらかじめ警備状況に応じた優先度順に
グループ分けされ、 外部からの電源の供給が停止した場合、優先度の低いグ
ループに属する当該センサへの電力の供給を遮断するよ
うに制御する制御手段を備えたことを特徴とする監視装
置。
1. A plurality of sensors having a backup power supply for supplying power at least when the supply of power from the outside is stopped, and arranged at respective locations for the building to be monitored and the object to be monitored. In the monitoring device that monitors the occurrence of an abnormal state according to the detection state of, the sensors are grouped in advance in order of priority according to the security situation, and when the power supply from the outside is stopped, the sensor is grouped with a lower priority. A monitoring device comprising: a control unit that controls the power supply to the relevant sensor to be cut off.
【請求項2】 さらに、外部からの電源の供給が停止し
てからの経過時間を計時する計時手段を備え、 前記制御手段は、外部からの電源の供給が停止し、前記
計時手段により計時される所定の時間内に復旧しない場
合、優先度の低いグループに属する当該センサへの電力
の供給を遮断することを特徴とする請求項1に記載の監
視装置。
2. The apparatus further comprises a time measuring unit for measuring an elapsed time after the supply of the power from the outside is stopped, and the control unit stops the supply of the power from the outside and is timed by the time measuring unit. The monitoring device according to claim 1, wherein the supply of electric power to the relevant sensor belonging to a group having a low priority is cut off when the recovery is not made within a predetermined time.
【請求項3】 さらに、前記バックアップ電源の容量を
検知する容量検知手段を備え、 前記制御手段は、外部からの電源の供給が停止し、前記
容量検知手段によりバックアップ電源の容量が所定以下
に達したことが検知された場合、優先度の低いグループ
に属する当該センサへの電力の供給を遮断することを特
徴とする請求項1に記載の監視装置。
3. A capacity detecting means for detecting the capacity of the backup power source is further provided, and the control means stops the supply of power from the outside, and the capacity detecting means causes the capacity of the backup power source to reach a predetermined level or less. The monitoring device according to claim 1, wherein, when it is detected that the power consumption is detected, the power supply to the sensor that belongs to a group having a low priority is cut off.
【請求項4】 前記制御手段は、外部からの電源の供給
が停止した場合、優先度の低いグループに属する当該セ
ンサを消費電力の少ない待機状態に移行することを特徴
とする請求項1に記載の監視装置。
4. The control means shifts the sensor belonging to a low priority group to a standby state with low power consumption when the supply of power from the outside is stopped. Monitoring equipment.
【請求項5】 前記制御手段は、外部からの電源の供給
が停止し、前記計時手段により計時される所定の時間内
に復旧しない場合、優先度の低いグループに属する当該
センサを消費電力の少ない待機状態に移行することを特
徴とする請求項2に記載の監視装置。
5. When the supply of power from the outside is stopped and the control means does not recover within a predetermined time measured by the time measuring means, the sensor belonging to the low priority group consumes less power. The monitoring device according to claim 2, wherein the monitoring device shifts to a standby state.
【請求項6】 前記制御手段は、外部からの電源の供給
が停止し、前記容量検知手段によりバックアップ電源の
容量が所定以下に達したことが検知された場合、優先度
の低いグループに属する当該センサを消費電力の少ない
待機状態に移行することを特徴とする請求項3に記載の
監視装置。
6. The control unit belongs to a group of low priority when the supply of external power is stopped and the capacity detection unit detects that the capacity of the backup power supply has reached a predetermined value or less. The monitoring device according to claim 3, wherein the sensor shifts to a standby state with low power consumption.
【請求項7】 前記センサのグループ分けは、少なくと
も3段階以上であって、外部からの電源の供給が停止し
てからの経過時間に応じて、電力供給の遮断または待機
状態への移行を段階的に実行することを特徴とする請求
項2または5に記載の監視装置。
7. The grouping of the sensors is performed in at least three stages or more, and the power supply is cut off or a transition to a standby state is performed according to an elapsed time after the supply of external power is stopped. The monitoring device according to claim 2 or 5, wherein the monitoring device is executed in an objective manner.
【請求項8】 前記センサのグループ分けは、少なくと
も3段階以上であって、外部からの電源の供給が停止し
た場合、前記バックアップ電源の容量に応じて、電力供
給の遮断または待機状態への移行を段階的に実行するこ
とを特徴とする請求項3または6に記載の監視装置。
8. The grouping of the sensors is at least three steps or more, and when the power supply from the outside is stopped, the power supply is cut off or the standby state is entered according to the capacity of the backup power supply. 7. The monitoring device according to claim 3, wherein the monitoring is performed stepwise.
【請求項9】 さらに、前記制御手段の指示にしたがっ
てセンサへの起動/待機信号を出力する制御信号出力手
段を備え、 前記センサは、それぞれアドレスが割り当てられ、かつ
検知動作部分と検知状態確認部分とに分けて電力供給す
ることができ、前記制御信号出力手段の起動/待機信号
にしたがって自センサのON/OFFを行なう構成であ
って、 前記センサは、前記待機信号の受信時に、前記検知状態
確認部分への電力供給を遮断する第1の制御を行ない、
さらに検知動作部分を待機状態に切り換える第2の制御
を行なうことを特徴とする請求項5または6に記載の監
視装置。
9. A control signal output means for outputting a start / standby signal to the sensor in accordance with an instruction from the control means, wherein each sensor is assigned an address and has a detection operation portion and a detection state confirmation portion. Power can be separately supplied to the sensor, and the sensor is turned on / off in accordance with a start / standby signal of the control signal output means. The first control for cutting off the power supply to the confirmation part is performed,
7. The monitoring device according to claim 5, further comprising a second control for switching the detection operation part to a standby state.
【請求項10】 前記制御手段は、監視対象が警備状態
/警備解除状態に設定されているいずれかの状態に応じ
て、電力供給を遮断または待機状態に切り換えるセンサ
を変更することを特徴とする請求項1〜9のいずれか一
つに記載の監視装置。
10. The control means changes a sensor for switching the power supply to a standby state or a standby state, depending on whether the monitoring target is set to a guard state / guard release state. The monitoring device according to claim 1.
【請求項11】 前記制御手段は、 前記警備解除状態に設定されている場合、監視建造物・
設備への被害に通じる異常を検知するセンサを第1の優
先度として監視制御を行ない、 前記警備状態に設定されている場合、前記第1の優先度
に、侵入者を検知するセンサを加えて監視することを特
徴とする請求項10に記載の監視装置。
11. The control means, when being set in the security release state, monitors the building.
When a sensor that detects an abnormality that leads to damage to equipment is used as a first priority for monitoring control, and when the security state is set, a sensor that detects an intruder is added to the first priority. The monitoring device according to claim 10, which is monitored.
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