EP0098552A1 - Procédé et dispositif pour la demande automatique des valeurs de mesure de signalisation et de l'identificateur de signalisation dans une installation d'avertisseur d'alarme - Google Patents

Procédé et dispositif pour la demande automatique des valeurs de mesure de signalisation et de l'identificateur de signalisation dans une installation d'avertisseur d'alarme Download PDF

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EP0098552A1
EP0098552A1 EP83106446A EP83106446A EP0098552A1 EP 0098552 A1 EP0098552 A1 EP 0098552A1 EP 83106446 A EP83106446 A EP 83106446A EP 83106446 A EP83106446 A EP 83106446A EP 0098552 A1 EP0098552 A1 EP 0098552A1
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  • the invention relates to a method according to the preamble of claim 1 and a device for carrying out the method.
  • Hazard detection systems are often equipped with different types of detectors.
  • An example is a fire alarm system to which smoke, heat, flame and push button detectors are connected. The measured physical fire parameter is evaluated in the detector using a suitable algorithm. Only a standardized, generally digital signal is transmitted to the control center. Different parameters are often evaluated in the detector using different algorithms.
  • alarm systems that do not interpret the fire parameter in the detector, but in an appropriate 'transfer procedure analogous passed to the control panel, in an evaluation device, preferably a microcomputer processes the measured values of all detectors. Such alarm systems are also used for intrusion protection. Such a signaling system is described for example in DE-PS 25 33 330.
  • the detector is prompted to emit a current pulse with a pulse duration proportional to its measured value.
  • the address of the individual detector and the analog detector measurement value are determined by measuring the lead time using an evaluation device. With the cyclic polling of the individual detectors, this procedure only allows the current detector measured value and the detector address to be recognized.
  • the detector address (identification) is determined from the lead time until the detector sends a pulse.
  • the analog detector value is derived from the pulse duration (pulse width).
  • a third parameter, for example the type of detector (smoke, flame or heat detector) of the respective detector is not provided in this transmission method and is not readily possible.
  • DE-PS 25 33 382 a method is described for such alarm systems, which electrically separates all detectors from the detection line at the beginning of each query cycle and then switches the detectors on in a predetermined order in such a way that each detector after a time delay corresponding to its measured value additionally connects the following detector to the line voltage.
  • An evaluation device is located in the control center, which determines the respective detector address from the number of previous increases in the line current and the measured value from the length of the relevant switching delays. There, the analog detector measurement values are linked to obtain differentiated fault or alarm messages.
  • detectors that are triggered for test purposes, such as revision, must not cause an alarm. They should only show the response at the headquarters. In such cases, it is necessary to identify different types of detectors or operating states and to inform the control center.
  • a detector identification namely the type of detector and / or the status of the detector
  • Detector-specific identifiers can be saved in the control center for each detector in the system.
  • This entry of a detector identification which is generally carried out manually, is correspondingly stored via switches or a keyboard.
  • the data entered must exactly match the current status of the system. Errors caused during input or when replacing a detector can not be reliably detected by the system and can have serious consequences in the event of an alarm. If a change is made to such systems, for example one detector type is replaced by another because the room is used for other purposes, this must also be entered accordingly in the control center.
  • the object of the invention is to avoid manual entry of the detector detection in the control center and to specify a method and a device for automatic interrogation and the detection of detector detection in addition to the detector measurement value. With the aid of a known transmission method and known evaluation devices, it should be possible to automatically detect a detector-specific identification and to evaluate it in the control center without much additional effort.
  • the signal generated by the individual detector and controlling the running time of the timing element is formed from the sum of the signal for the detector measured value and the characteristic signal for detector detection.
  • the term of the relevant time or the switching delay until the next detector is switched on, the detector measured value and the detector detection for the detector concerned are determined.
  • An expedient embodiment of the method consists in that the identification signal is generated with a predeterminable constant value or a multiple thereof for the different detector identification in order to influence the running time of the respective time element.
  • the time until the next detector is switched on is measured in a simple manner, and the detector detection and the measured value of the detector are determined from this total time. This can advantageously be done by dividing this total measured time by the time corresponding to the constant value. The quotient without a remainder then gives the detector identification, the remainder corresponds to the detector measured value.
  • detectors which operate according to different physical principles in a system, such as ionization and heat detectors which are connected to a detection line, can be brought about by the fact that the different idle values (detector measured values of the idle detector) ) have distinguishable switching delays for the relevant timing element.
  • the detector identification or detector type of the detector concerned is derived from this.
  • the signal controlling the running time of the timer of the respective detector reaches the timer from the output of a signal converter.
  • the signal converter is connected in parallel to the signaling line in each detector and has a measurement converter and in series with an identifier.
  • An evaluation device is arranged in the control center and determines the measured value and the identifier of the detector concerned from the respective switching delay.
  • the detector M is connected to the control center via the signal line ML. A large number of detectors are connected to the signaling line, but are not shown here.
  • the signal line ML consists of conductors 1 and 2, to which the voltage U is present.
  • the detector M essentially contains a timing element T1, which is started in the cyclical interrogation when the voltage U is applied.
  • the transit time T of the timing element T1 is influenced by the output signal U SU of the signal converter SU.
  • the size of the output signal controls the running time (T) of the timing element.
  • the signal converter SU contains on the one hand a transducer MW for converting the physical fire size into an electrical signal, and on the other hand an identifier KG for identifying the type of detector.
  • the identifier KG is connected in series to the transducer MW.
  • the line voltage U is briefly switched off at the beginning of a query cycle. So that the transducer MW can be supplied with voltage during this time, a capacitor C1 is provided, which supplies the transducer for this time.
  • the diode D1 prevents feedback.
  • the timer T1 is started. After the time T, which depends on the output signal U SU of the signal converter SU, the transistor TR1 becomes low-resistance and switches the detection line through to the next detector. Switching on the next detector increases the line current.
  • a further timer (MF; R T , C T ) is provided in each detector. which additionally switches a load resistor R2 on the signal line ML when the next detector is switched on, in order to achieve an additional current pulse on the line.
  • the additional timing element is connected downstream of the timing element T1 and in the present case consists of a monoflop MF, which is started at the same time as the transistor TR1 is turned on.
  • the output Q of the monoflop MF leads to a further transistor TR2, which also becomes conductive and draws an additional current via the resistor R2 via the detection line ML, which causes the known current pulse.
  • An RC element with R T and C T is assigned to the monoflop MF, with which the running time of the monoflop can be set. Resistor R2 determines the amplitude of the additional current pulse.
  • FIG. 2 shows the signal converter SU as a basic circuit arrangement.
  • a voltage source U K is connected in series to the transducer MW.
  • the output signal U SU is the sum of the measurement signal U MW and the identification signal U.
  • the exact value of the Ken voltage is determined by U K.
  • FIG 3 shows the signal converter SU for an ionization detector IM.
  • the ionization chamber IK represents the transducer.
  • the identifier or the constant voltage source is formed by a measuring resistor R IM , which is connected in series with the ionization chamber IK. If the ionization detector IM is at rest, a characteristic voltage U KI is present at the output of the signal converter SU. This voltage U KI characterizes the ionization detector IM and is relatively large in the idle state, so that the timer T1 causes a long time delay T I when queried.
  • a heat detector WM as shown in FIG. 4 for the signal converter SU.
  • the thermistor HL is connected in series with the measuring resistor R WM .
  • the SU stands at the output of the signal converter
  • Heat detector WM a voltage U KW , which is relatively small.
  • the timer T1 of the relevant detector is only started for a short time T W during the cyclical interrogation. From the short time of the switching delay, a heat detector can be recognized in the control center, provided that it is at rest. An increase in temperature causes an increase in the voltage U KW at the measuring resistor R WM and thus an increase in the running time of the timing element T1, which leads to alarm detection in the control center.
  • FIG. 5 shows a current diagram for an alarm line, for example.
  • the line current IL is plotted against time t.
  • the first detector M1 is connected to the signal line ML.
  • a certain amount of current flows on the signal line for the period T 1 until, due to the switching delay of the timer T1 of the detector M1, the second detector M2 is switched on at time t 2 .
  • the transit time T of the timing element T1 is correspondingly influenced as a function of the detector detection K and the detector measured value using the signal converter (SU).
  • the detector M1 has, for example, a detector identifier K 2 , which is formed by double (2.U K ) the constant voltage U K (as explained in FIG. 2).
  • the running time T1 of the timing element T1 is composed of the identification signal with the constant value 2.T K plus the measuring signal T MW1 .
  • Both the identifier K 2 ⁇ 2.T K and the measured variable (T MW1 ) of the first detector M1 can thus be derived from the running time T 1 of the timer T1.
  • the second detector M2 is switched on with an additional pulse via the transistor TR1.
  • the third detector M3 is switched on.
  • the running time T 3 of this third detector M3 is in turn composed of the identification signal and the measurement signal.
  • the identifier K 3 is characterized by three times (3, T K ) the constant value T K.
  • the measured variable is T MW3 .
  • the switch-on points of further detectors are also shown in FIG. 5.
  • the fourth detector M4 is switched on, the timer of which has a running time T 4 .
  • This runtime includes the detector measured value T MW4 plus the detector detection K 1 due to the simple constant value T K.
  • the fifth detector is started at time t5, and the message line is interrogated until all the detectors are interrogated.
  • the detector measured variable and the detector detection are derived from the running time of the respective timers measured there.
  • the recording of the individual transit times can be recorded in the control center by so-called time windows which are formed in the control center.
  • 5 shows a series of time windows ZF above the current-time diagram, which are newly formed each time a detector is switched on again. For example, at time t1, when the timer of the first detector M1 is started, a series of time windows ZF1 to ZF3 has been set. If, as shown here, the switch-on pulse of the second detector M2 falls in the third time window ZF3, it can be deduced from this that the first detector M1 has the detector identifier K 2 .
  • the second detector M2 When the second detector M2 is switched on, a new series of time windows ZF1, puts. If the next detector activation pulse falls within the first time window ZF1, as shown in FIG. 5, it can be deduced from this that the second detector M2 has the detector identifier K O. This is also illustrated for the other detectors in FIG. 5. However, it may also be derived in the control center, as already explained, by forming the quotient from the measured switching delay (T) and the specific constant value (T K) the detector identifier (K) and from the remaining (T WM) of Meldermeßwert .
  • FIG. 6 shows a further current-time diagram which refers to the different rest values of the different types of detectors, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4.
  • the line current IL is plotted against the time t.
  • the timer (T1) of the first detector M1 is started at time t1.
  • the first detector M1 is of the ionization detector type (M) and has an idle value RW I which, at the output of the signal converter (SU), emits a large voltage (U KI ) in contrast to another detector type, so that the Runtime T I of the timer (T1) is large.
  • the second detector M2 is a heat detector WM, which is the reverse of the first detector M1.
  • the timer of the MW heat detector is only started for a short time T W.
  • the detector types can be recognized in the same system based on the different idle values RW I and RW w of the different message types IM and WM.
  • Ionization detectors IW therefore have a long idle value RW I
  • heat detectors WM have a short idle value RW W.
  • this procedure was exemplified for only two different types of detectors. It can also be used for several different types of detectors.

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