JP2025117351A - Information Processing Systems - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide an information processing system that can improve access property to desired information.SOLUTION: An information processing system according to one aspect of the present invention includes a first control device and a first input device. The first control device has a first display control unit configured to display a list of information about each of multiple management objects on a first display device. The first input device is connected to the first control device and is used to select one management object from the multiple management objects. The first display control unit identifies information about the management object selected by the first input device and displays the information in a predetermined format on the first display device.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 4

Description

The present invention relates to an information processing system that is installed, for example, at the command desk of a fire department headquarters in a firefighting system, and that communicates with the stations under its jurisdiction.

Fire departments established in cities, towns, and villages are responsible for all firefighting-related tasks, such as receiving fire and emergency calls and issuing instructions to fire stations (stations) within their jurisdiction to dispatch emergency vehicles. Fire departments typically have jurisdiction over multiple stations and are equipped with a command console that communicates individually with each station. The command consoles installed in fire departments employ information display devices that show the status of communications between multiple stations (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2000-20105

Currently, in this type of firefighting system, each fire department employs its own information display device. However, when managing multiple fire departments under a unified management system, it is necessary to standardize the information display devices of each district's fire department. However, if each fire department employs a common information display device and attempts to share the same management screen, information about other fire departments' stations will also be displayed at the same time, which can result in an overwhelming amount of information that cannot fit on a single screen. As a result, access to the information desired is reduced, and there is a risk that operability or workability will deteriorate.

In light of the above circumstances, the object of the present invention is to provide an information processing system that can improve access to desired information.

An information processing system according to an aspect of the present invention includes a first control device and a first input device.
The first control device has a first display control unit that causes a first display device to display a list of information relating to each of a plurality of managed objects.
The first input device is connected to the first control device and is used to select one managed object from the plurality of managed objects.
The first display control unit identifies information relating to the management target selected by the first input device, and displays the information in a predetermined format on the first display device.

In the above information processing system, information related to the management target selected by the first input device is displayed in a predetermined format on the first display device, making the information easier for the user to identify, thereby improving accessibility to the information the user desires to use.

The first display control unit may display information about the management target selected by the first input device at a predetermined position on a screen displayed on the first display device.
This allows, for example, even if the information desired to be used is located outside the display area of the screen, the information can be displayed within the display area of the screen.

The first input device may be configured to select one managed object from a first group of managed objects, which is two or more managed objects that have been preset among the plurality of managed objects.

The first display control unit may highlight information about the managed object selected by the first input device.

The first display control unit may display information about each of the plurality of managed objects in a scrollable list.

The information processing system may further include a second control device having a second display control unit that displays a list of information relating to each of the plurality of managed objects on a second display device, and the second display control unit may be configured to highlight information selected by the first input device on the second display device.
In this way, information selected by other input devices is also displayed on the screen in a highlighted manner, thereby increasing the identifiability of the information.

The second display control unit may further display information about the managed object selected by the first input device at a predetermined position on the second display screen.

The information processing system may further include a second input device connected to the second control device for selecting one managed object from among the plurality of managed objects, the second managed objects being two or more predetermined managed objects other than the first managed object. The first display control unit may be configured to highlight information about the managed object selected by the second input device.
This improves the identifiability of information selected by another input device that is not subject to management.

The first control device may further include a communication unit that communicates with the management target selected by the first input device.

The first control device may be installed in a fire department headquarters, and the first managed object may be a station terminal installed in a station under the jurisdiction of the fire department headquarters.

The first control device may be installed in a first fire department headquarters, the second control device may be installed in a second fire department headquarters different from the first fire department headquarters, and the second managed object may be a station terminal installed in a station under the jurisdiction of the second fire department headquarters.

This invention improves accessibility to information you want to use.

1 is a schematic configuration diagram illustrating an overview of a fire protection system. FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram illustrating the jurisdiction areas of each fire department headquarters. 3 is a schematic configuration diagram of a firefighting system showing the relationship between the firefighting headquarters shown in FIG. 2 and the stations under their jurisdiction. 1 is a schematic configuration diagram of an information processing system according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram showing an operation screen of an input device in one fire department headquarters. FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram showing an operation screen of an input device in another fire department headquarters. 10 is a schematic diagram showing an example of a screen displayed on a display device in the one fire department headquarters. FIG. FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the configuration of a control device. FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram showing one operation of the information processing system, and is a schematic diagram showing an example of a screen displayed on a display device in one of the fire department headquarters. FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram showing one operation of the information processing system, and is a schematic diagram showing an example of a screen displayed on the display at the other fire department headquarters. FIG. 3 is a sequence diagram illustrating the operation of the information processing system.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

[Fire protection system overview]
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram illustrating an outline of a firefighting system 100 to which the information processing system of this embodiment is applied.

As shown in Figure 1, the firefighting system 100 comprises a communication command console 1, a command control device 2, and station terminals 4 installed at multiple stations 3.

The communications command desk 1, also known as a command system device, is connected to the command control device 2 and communicates with the station terminal 4. The communications command desk 1 is installed at each fire department headquarters or fire station in a city, ward, town, or village. The communications command desk 1 transmits command information to each station terminal 4 via the command control device 2. The communications command desk 1 also receives communication information from the station terminal 4 via the command control device 2, or communication information from an emergency vehicle (mobile station) dispatched from the station 3 via the station terminal 4 and the command control device 2. The above communication information includes, for example, received voice and monitored voice.

The command control device 2 controls communications between the command desk 1 and each station terminal 4. The command control device 2 is connected to the command desk 1 via communication line 5, and to each station terminal 4 via communication line 6. Communication lines 5 and 6 include approach lines (relay lines) and communication cables that connect the command control device 2 and each station terminal 4, as well as various network devices for transferring data, such as routers.

Each station 3 is a fire station or fire substation located in each district. Station 3 receives commands from the communications command center 1 and dispatches emergency vehicles such as ambulances and fire engines. Station 3 is equipped with wireless communication equipment for communicating with these emergency vehicles as mobile stations. Voice communications (received voice, monitored voice) from emergency vehicles are transmitted to the communications command center 1 (fire department headquarters) via the station terminal 4 and command control device 2 of that station 3. Station terminal 4 communicates with the communications command center 1 of the fire department headquarters that has jurisdiction over that district.

Figure 2 is a schematic diagram explaining the jurisdictional area of each fire department headquarters, and Figure 3 is a schematic configuration diagram of firefighting system 100 showing the relationship between each fire department headquarters shown in Figure 2 and the stations they manage. In the example shown in each figure, fire department headquarters 1A has jurisdiction over stations 3A1 and 3A2, fire department headquarters 1B has jurisdiction over stations 3B1 and 3B2, and fire department headquarters 1C has jurisdiction over stations 3C1 and 3C2. Similarly, fire department headquarters 1D has jurisdiction over stations 3D1 and 3D2, fire department headquarters 1E has jurisdiction over stations 3E1 and 3E2, and fire department headquarters 1F has jurisdiction over stations 3F1 and 3F2. The number of stations under the jurisdiction of each fire department headquarters 1A-1F is not limited to two, and may be one or three or more. In the following description, one of fire department headquarters 1A-1F will also be referred to as the "first fire department headquarters," and any other fire department headquarters other than the first fire department headquarters will also be referred to as the "second fire department headquarters."

Although not shown, the command and control device 2 is connected to each individual fire department headquarters 1A-1F, or to all fire department headquarters 1A-1F in common. As shown in Figure 3, all fire department headquarters 1A-1F may be managed in an integrated manner by a common management and control unit 8.

The communications control desk 1 at each fire department headquarters 1A-1F is equipped with a command system for issuing various commands to the stations under its management. When managing each fire department headquarters 1A-1F in an integrated manner, it is desirable to unify the command systems of the fire departments so that they can be operated in common. However, when fire department headquarters 1A-1F share the same management screen, information about the stations of other fire departments must also be displayed at the same time, which can result in an enormous amount of information that cannot fit on a single screen. This makes it necessary to scroll or switch screens to access the information desired, which can reduce accessibility to the desired information and worsen operability or workability.

In this embodiment, therefore, even if each of the fire department headquarters 1A-1F adopts a common command system, an information processing system that can improve access to desired information is applied to each of the fire department headquarters 1A-1F. Details of the information processing system of this embodiment are described below.

[Information Processing System]
4 is a schematic diagram of an information processing system 10 according to this embodiment. The information processing system 10 is applied to the command room (communication command desk 1) of each of the fire department headquarters 1A to 1F, and in this embodiment, is constructed with a plurality of information processing devices 101, 102 installed in each of the fire department headquarters 1A to 1F. Here, an example will be described in which two information processing devices 101, 102 are installed in each of the fire department headquarters 1A to 1F, but the number is not particularly limited, and may be one or three or more.

Each information processing device 101, 102 has a common configuration. As shown in FIG. 4, for example, one information processing device 101 of fire department headquarters 1A has a control device 11A, an input device 21A, and a display device 31A, and the other information processing device 102 has a control device 12A, an input device 22A, and a display device 32A.

Each control device 11A, 12A is connected to each other via communication line 7 so that they can communicate with each other, and is also connected so that they can communicate with all of the control devices of the other fire department headquarters 1B-1F. Each control device 11A, 12A is also connected to the command and control device 2 via communication line 5, and each can independently communicate with station terminals 4A1, 4A2 of stations 3A1, 3A2 under the jurisdiction of fire department headquarters 1A. Communication line 7 may be part of communication line 5 as shown in Figure 4, or it may be a communication line separate from communication line 5.

The input device 21A and display device 31A are connected to the control device 11A, and the input device 22A and display device 32A are connected to the control device 12A. The input device 21A is an operation device used to receive reports sent to the fire department headquarters 1A and to select one of the multiple stations 3A1, 3A2 under the jurisdiction of the fire department headquarters 1A, and includes, for example, an LCD panel with touch sensor functionality and a keyboard. The display device 31A displays various information processed by the control device 11A, for example, information about the station selected by the input device 21A.

Similarly, input device 22A is an operating device for accepting reports sent to fire department headquarters 1A and selecting one station from multiple stations 3A1, 3A2 under the jurisdiction of fire department headquarters 1A, and has the same configuration as input device 21A. Display device 32A displays various information processed by control device 12A, for example, information about the station selected by input device 22A.

Information processing devices 101, 102 with the same configuration as described above are also installed in the other fire department headquarters 1B-1F other than fire department headquarters 1A. For example, one information processing device 101 in fire department headquarters 1F shown in Figure 4 includes a control device 11F, an input device 21F, and a display device 31F, while the other information processing device 102 includes a control device 12F, an input device 22F, and a display device 32F.

Each control device 11F, 12F is connected to each other via communication line 7 so that they can communicate with each other, and is also connected to the command and control device 2 via communication line 5, and each can independently communicate with the station terminals 4F1, 4F2 of stations 3F1, 3F2 under the jurisdiction of fire department headquarters 1F.

The input device 21F and the display device 31F are connected to the control device 11F, and the input device 22F and the display device 32F are connected to the control device 12F. The input devices 21F and 22F are operation devices used to receive calls coming into the fire department headquarters 1F and to select one of the multiple stations 3F1 and 3F2 under the jurisdiction of the fire department headquarters 1F, and include, for example, an LCD panel with a touch sensor function and a keyboard. The display device 31F displays various information processed by the control device 11F, for example, information about the station selected by the input device 21F. Similarly, the display device 32F displays various information processed by the control device 12F, for example, information about the station selected by the input device 22F.

(input device)
5 is a schematic diagram showing the operation surface (operation screen) of the input device 21A, 22A. The input device 21A, 22A includes a reception unit 211 that receives reports to the fire department headquarters 1A, a selection key group 212 that selects one of the stations 3A1, 3A2 under its jurisdiction, and a reception unit 213 that receives voice information (call voice, monitor voice) from the selected station or a mobile station such as an emergency vehicle dispatched from the selected station.

Selection key group 212 is a collection of multiple selection keys, with selection keys "A1" and "A2" corresponding to stations 3A1 and 3A2, respectively, that can be selected by input devices 21A and 22A, assigned to operation keys in predetermined positions. Input devices 21A and 22A use selection key group 212 to select one managed object from a first managed object group (station terminals 4A1 and 4A2 of stations 3A1 and 3A2 under the jurisdiction of fire department headquarters 1A (first fire department headquarters)), which are preset managed objects among multiple stations. The positions of the selection keys corresponding to the selectable stations can be set arbitrarily for each fire department headquarters 1A-1F.

The input devices in the information processing devices 101, 102 of the other fire department headquarters 1B-1F are configured in a similar manner to that described above. Figure 6 is a schematic diagram showing the operation surface (operation screen) of input devices 21F, 22F in fire department headquarters 1F. Input devices 21F, 22F include a reception unit 211 that receives reports to fire department headquarters 1F, a selection key group 212 that selects one of the stations 3F1, 3F2 under their jurisdiction, and a reception unit 213 that receives audio information (call audio, monitor audio) from the selected station or a mobile station such as an emergency vehicle dispatched from that station. Selection keys "F1" and "F2," which correspond to stations 3F1, 3F2 that can be selected by input devices 21F, 22F, respectively, are assigned to operation keys in predetermined positions. Input devices 21F and 22F use selection keys 212 to select one managed object from a second group of managed objects (station terminals 4F1 and 4F2 of stations 3F1 and 3F2 under the jurisdiction of fire department headquarters 1F (second fire department headquarters)), which are pre-set managed objects among multiple stations.

(Display device)
7A and 7B are schematic diagrams showing examples of screens displayed by display devices 31A and 32A in fire department headquarters 1A. Display devices 31A and 32A display various information necessary for the fire department headquarters 1A to function as the communication command desk 1, and tab sections 311 are shown in the figures to allow switching between screens for each function of the communication command desk 1. 7A and 7B show screens displaying a list of information about all stations under the jurisdiction of each of fire department headquarters 1A to 1F, and the list display screen can be switched to by selecting a specific tab 311b in tab section 311.

The list display screen has a station display section 312 that displays information about all stations under the jurisdiction of each fire department headquarters 1A-1F in a scrollable list view, and an operation section 313 that scrolls the list of station information displayed on the station display section 312 between page 1 shown in FIG. 7(A) and page 2 shown in FIG. 7(B). The images "A1," "A2," "B1," ..., "F2" displayed on the station display section 312 correspond to stations 3A1, 3A2, 3B1, ..., 3F2, respectively. As described below, when station 3A1 is selected using input device 21A, the information corresponding to station 3A1 (image "A1") is displayed (e.g., highlighted) on the list display screen of each display device in a predetermined format to make it easy for the user to identify (see FIGS. 9(A) and (B)).

The list display screen is common to each display device 31A, 31B, ..., 31F, 32F. For example, on display devices 31F and 32F of Fire Department Headquarters 1F, information about stations 3F1 and 2F2 (images "F1" and "F2") is displayed on the second page of the station display unit 312. As described below, when station 3F1 is selected using input devices 21F and 22F, information about station 3F1 (image "F1") is automatically displayed on the first page of the station display unit 312 (for example, the station display unit 312 is automatically scrolled to the second page) (Figures 10 (A) and (B)). This improves user operability at Fire Department Headquarters 1F.

(Control device)
The control devices 11A, 12A, ..., 11F, and 12F have the same configuration. The control device 11A will be described below as a representative example.

Figure 8 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the control device 11A. The control device 11A is realized by hardware elements used in computers, such as a CPU (Central Processing Unit), RAM (Random Access Memory), and ROM (Read Only Memory), as well as necessary software. The control device 11A has a memory unit 111, a transmission/reception unit 112, a display control unit 113, and a communication unit 114.

The memory unit 111 is a storage device such as a semiconductor memory or a hard disk drive. The memory unit 111 stores various programs executed by the transmission/reception unit 112, display control unit 113, and communication unit 114.

The transmitter/receiver unit 112 is connected to the input device 11A and the communication line 7. The transmitter/receiver unit 112 receives an input signal from the input device 21A and outputs it to the display control unit 113. The transmitter/receiver unit 112 also receives control signals from the other control devices 12A, ..., 11F, 12F installed in the fire department headquarters 1A-1F via the communication line 7 and outputs them to the display control unit 113. The transmitter/receiver unit 112 further transmits control signals via the communication line 7 to the other control devices 12A, ..., 11F, 12F installed in the fire department headquarters 1A-1F. The control signals include information about the stations selected by the input devices 21A, 22A, ..., 21F, 22F connected to the control devices 11A, 12A, ..., 11F, 12F.

The display control unit 113 controls the screen displayed on the display device 31A based on the input signal received by the transmission/reception unit 112 from the input device 21A (corresponding to the function of the "first display control unit" in the present invention). The display control unit 113 further controls the screen displayed on the display device 31A based on the control signal received by the transmission/reception unit 112 from the control devices 12A, ..., 11F, 12F (corresponding to the function of the "second display control unit" in the present invention). Here, controlling the screen refers to controlling the display of a specific image displayed on the police station display unit 312 in a predetermined format (for example, highlighted display).

More specifically, the display control unit 113 identifies whether the station selected by input device 21A is station 3A1 or 3A2, and displays information about the station selected by input device 21A (images "A1", "A2") on display device 31A in a predetermined format that is easy for the user to identify. For example, the display control unit 113 highlights information about station 3A1 selected by input device 21A (image "A1") as shown in Figure 9 (A). A typical form of highlighting is, for example, a highlight display that displays the information in a different color or size from other information (images "A2", "B1", etc.).

As another way of displaying information to make it easier for the user to identify, information about the station selected by the input device (images "A1" and "A2") may be displayed in a predetermined position on the screen displayed on the display device. The predetermined position may be a predetermined area on the screen (e.g., top, center, or bottom), or if the screen spans multiple pages, the information may be displayed on the first page. For example, at fire department headquarters 1F, when station 3F1 is selected by input devices 21F and 22F, control devices 11F and 12F (display control unit 113) cause information about station 3F1 (image "F1") to be displayed on the first page of station display unit 312 on the screen displayed on display device 31F (e.g., page 2 of station display unit 312 is automatically scrolled to display) (see Figure 10 (B)).

The communication unit 114 is connected to the command control device 2 via the communication line 5 and communicates between the control device 11A and the police stations 3A1 and 3A2. After communication is established with the police station selected by the input device 21A as described below, the communication unit 114 outputs a control command to the display control unit 113 to display information about that police station (image "A1" or "A2") on the display screen 31A in a way that is easy for the user to identify.

Furthermore, based on control signals from other control devices of fire department headquarters 1A-1F via communication line 7, the communication unit 114 instructs the display control unit 113 to display information about the station selected by the input device connected to the other control device in a way that is easy for the user to identify.

Figure 11 is a sequence diagram for explaining the operation of one of the information processing devices 101 in fire department headquarters 1A. For example, when a user of fire department headquarters 1A presses and operates a selection key related to station 3A1 using input device 21A, input device 21A generates an input signal corresponding to the selection operation of station 3A1 and outputs it to control device 11A (ST101). When control device 11A receives the input signal from input device 21A, it notifies station 3A1 (station terminal 4A1) of a connection request (ST102). When control device 11A receives a connection response from station 3A1 (station terminal 4A1) permitting the connection request (ST103), it displays information related to station 3A1 (image "A1") on display device 31A in a predetermined format (e.g., highlighted) so that the user can easily identify it (ST104, Figure 9 (A)). The control device 11A then sends a connection completion notification to the police station 3A1 (police station terminal 4A1) (ST105), and communication is established between the fire department headquarters 1A (control device 11A) and the police station 3A1 (police station terminal 4A1). When communication with the police station 3A1 (police station terminal 4A1) is terminated, the highlighting of the image related to that police station is also terminated.

At this time, information about police station 3A1 (image "A1") is highlighted on other display devices besides display device 31A via communication line 7 (Figure 9 (B)). In this case, the highlighting may be in a different form (e.g., a different color) from the form highlighted on display device 31A. This allows other users to recognize that police station 3A1 is in a communication state.

The other information processing device 102 in fire department headquarters 1A and the information processing devices 101, 102 in the other fire department headquarters 1B-1F operate in the same manner as described above. For example, in the step (ST104) in which the information processing device 101 in fire department headquarters 1F highlights information (image "F1") related to the station selected by input device 21F (e.g., station 3F1) on display device 31F, image "F1" is displayed on the first page of station display unit 312 (e.g., the second page of station display unit 312 is automatically scrolled and displayed) (Figure 10(B)). This eliminates the need for the user of input device 21F to search for image "F1" from the state shown in Figure 10(A), thereby improving accessibility to image "F1."

In addition, to allow users of other input devices 22F in the same fire department headquarters 1F to recognize that station 3F1 has been selected, information about station 3F1 (image "F1") may also be displayed on the first page of the station display unit 312 of other display devices 32F in the same fire department headquarters 1F (for example, the second page of the station display unit 312 may be displayed while being automatically scrolled).

In this embodiment, for example, when the control device 11A is the first control device, the input device 21A is the first input device, the display device 31A is the first display device, the control device 12A is the second control device, the input device 22A is the second input device, and the display device 32A is the second display device, the first control device (11A) displays information (image "A1" or "A2") related to the police station selected by the first input device (21A) on the first display device (31A) in a way that is easy for the user to identify (Figure 9 (A)). This improves accessibility to the information desired, thereby improving the operability and workability of the communication command desk 1.

The first control device (11A) also displays information (image "A1" or "A2") about the station selected by the second input device (22A) on the first display device (31A) in a way that is easy for the user to identify, and the second control device (22A) displays information (image "A1" or "A2") about the station selected by the first input device (21A) on the second display device (32A) in a way that is easy for the user to identify (Figure 9 (B)). This allows users of other input devices 22A in the same fire department headquarters 1A to recognize that station 3A1 is not selectable.

Furthermore, when the control devices 11A, 12A are the first control devices, the input devices 21A, 22A are the first input devices, the display devices 31A, 32A are the first display devices, and the control devices 11F, 12F of another fire department headquarters (for example, fire department headquarters 1F) are the second control devices, the input devices 21F, 22F are the second input devices, and the display devices 31F, 32F are the second display devices, the first control device (11A, 12A) displays information (image "F1" or "F2") regarding the station selected by the second input device (21F, 22F) on the first display device (31A, 32A) so that it is easy for the user to identify, and the second control device (21F, 22F) displays information (image "A1" or "A2") regarding the station selected by the first input device (21A, 22A) on the second display device (31F, 32F) so that it is easy for the user to identify. This allows the monitoring and control unit 8 (Figure 3), which manages each fire department headquarters 1A-1F, to easily grasp the status of all stations on a common screen.

The above describes an embodiment of the present invention, but the present invention is not limited to the above embodiment and can of course be modified in various ways. For example, in the above embodiment, an example was described in which the present invention is applied to a firefighting system, but the present invention is not limited to this and can also be applied to systems such as dispatching taxis and logistics trucks.

1...Communication control desk 1A, 1B, ..., 1F...Fire department headquarters 2...Command control device 3, 3A1, 3A2, 3B1, 3B2, ..., 3F1, 3F2...station 4, 4A1, 4A2, 4B1, 4B2, ..., 4F1, 4F2...station terminal (managed object)
5, 6, 7... communication line 8... monitoring control unit 10... information processing system 11A, 11B, 11F, 12F... control device 21A, 22A, 21F, 22F... input device 31A, 32A, 31F, 32F... display device 100... firefighting system 101, 102... information processing device 112... transmission/reception unit 113... display control unit 114... communication unit

Claims (11)

a first control device having a first display control unit that displays a list of information relating to each of a plurality of managed objects on a first display device;
a first input device connected to the first control device for selecting one managed object from the plurality of managed objects;
The first display control unit identifies information about the management target selected by the first input device, and displays the information on the first display device in a predetermined format. 2. The information display system according to claim 1,
The first display control unit displays information about the management target selected by the first input device at a predetermined position on a screen displayed on the first display device. 2. The information processing system according to claim 1,
The first input device selects one managed object from a first managed object group, which is two or more managed objects preset among the plurality of managed objects. 2. The information processing system according to claim 1,
The first display control unit highlights information about a management target selected by the first input device. 2. The information processing system according to claim 1,
The information processing system, wherein the first display control unit displays information relating to each of the plurality of managed objects in a scrollable list display. 4. The information display system according to claim 3,
a second control device having a second display control unit that displays a list of information relating to each of the plurality of managed objects on a second display device;
The second display control unit displays, on the second display device, information about the management target selected by the first input device in a highlighted manner. 7. The information processing system according to claim 6,
The second display control unit further displays information about the managed object selected by the first input device at a predetermined position on a screen displayed on the second display device. 7. The information processing system according to claim 6,
a second input device connected to the second control device for selecting one managed object from a second managed object group consisting of two or more previously set managed objects other than the first managed object among the plurality of managed objects;
The first display control unit highlights information about the management target selected by the second input device. 2. The information processing system according to claim 1,
The information processing system, wherein the first control device further includes a communication unit that communicates with a management target selected by the first input device. 4. The information processing system according to claim 3,
the first control device is installed in a fire department headquarters,
The information processing system, wherein the first management target is a station terminal installed in a station under the jurisdiction of the fire department headquarters. 9. The information processing system according to claim 8,
the first control device is installed in a first fire department headquarters,
the second control device is installed in a second fire department headquarters different from the first fire department headquarters,
The second management object is a station terminal installed in a station under the jurisdiction of the second fire department headquarters.