EP0500520A1 - Verfahren zum betrieb einer von mindestens einem wiederaufladbaren akkumulator gespeisten aufzeichnungseinrichtung. - Google Patents
Verfahren zum betrieb einer von mindestens einem wiederaufladbaren akkumulator gespeisten aufzeichnungseinrichtung.Info
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- EP0500520A1 EP0500520A1 EP19890911989 EP89911989A EP0500520A1 EP 0500520 A1 EP0500520 A1 EP 0500520A1 EP 19890911989 EP19890911989 EP 19890911989 EP 89911989 A EP89911989 A EP 89911989A EP 0500520 A1 EP0500520 A1 EP 0500520A1
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B41—PRINTING; LINING MACHINES; TYPEWRITERS; STAMPS
- B41J—TYPEWRITERS; SELECTIVE PRINTING MECHANISMS, i.e. MECHANISMS PRINTING OTHERWISE THAN FROM A FORME; CORRECTION OF TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS
- B41J2/00—Typewriters or selective printing mechanisms characterised by the printing or marking process for which they are designed
- B41J2/315—Typewriters or selective printing mechanisms characterised by the printing or marking process for which they are designed characterised by selective application of heat to a heat sensitive printing or impression-transfer material
- B41J2/32—Typewriters or selective printing mechanisms characterised by the printing or marking process for which they are designed characterised by selective application of heat to a heat sensitive printing or impression-transfer material using thermal heads
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Definitions
- a recording device designed as a thermal printer which has a high peak energy requirement during the recording process. In order to cover this peak energy requirement, it is conceivable to provide a correspondingly powerful power supply unit, which, however, significantly increases the total costs of the recording device. If, as in the known thermal printer for the supply of energy, accumulators are used which are capable of delivering large amounts of energy for a short time, the number of possible recording processes is limited by the life or the capacity of the accumulators. In order to maintain a constant print quality with a decreasing performance of the accumulators, an adjustment of the printing parameters is necessary - with the thermal printer known from DE-PS 32 02 185, e.g. B. the activation time of its heating elements - required, which has an adverse effect on the printing speed.
- the invention is therefore based on the object of providing a method for operating a recording device fed by at least one rechargeable accumulator, with which the highest possible number of recording processes feasible and deep discharge of the rechargeable batteries is safely avoided.
- Accumulator-powered recording device with a charger that can be switched on and off, a controller, a main switch for starting up or decommissioning the recording device and with at least one electrical switch for separating the recording device from the battery, the recording device after being put into operation in a record-ready state if the charge state of the accumulator is above a limit value sufficient for a recording process, the recording device is put into a waiting state after start-up, in which the energy consumption of the control is reduced compared to the state ready for recording, and the accumulator is charged, provided that the state of charge of the accumulator is below the limit value and the charger is switched on, the recording device when an activation signal occurs from the waiting state to ⁇ Ready to draw state is set if the charge level of the battery is above the limit, the recording device is switched from the ready to record state to the waiting state when a deactivation signal occurs, and the recording device by the electrical switch in the electrically switched off State is set when the battery charge is below the limit and the charger is switched off.
- the control can be put into an energy-saving mode (waiting state), for example, by switching semiconductor components of the control into the tri-state mode.
- a suitably designed processor which monitors the control, the Energy consumption the clock frequency can be lowered; such a processor is, for example, the DMOS processor M 68000 described in the article "Apple's Bearer: It Comes Later, But It Comes" to the Frankfurterirrie Science from September 26, 1989, page T1.
- the recording device When the recording device is started up, the recording device is first set to the operational state ready for recording, provided the accumulator has a sufficient charge. From this, the recording device is put into the waiting state by the deactivation signal if there is no recording process within a comparatively short time (for example a few seconds). After commissioning, the recording device could in principle also first be put into the waiting state and, if necessary, from the latter into the ready-to-record state by the activation signal.
- the fact that the recording device is only in the ready-to-record state when a recording operation has been announced (by commissioning or by the activation signal) and is otherwise predominantly in the waiting state, which is much more favorable in terms of energy consumption, is in advantageously brings about a significant reduction in the energy consumption of the recording device.
- the rate of discharge of the batteries is thus reduced, which leads to a discharge in accordance with a significantly more favorable discharge characteristic.
- the accumulator is recharged in the waiting state, so that the accumulator is not operated in the region of extensive discharge.
- the fact that the recording device is switched to the electrically switched-off state when the state of charge of the battery is below the limit value and the charger is switched off reliably prevents deep discharge of the battery.
- a further reduction in the energy consumption of the recording device is achieved in that the recording is set in the electrically switched-off state if the recording device has remained in the waiting state continuously for a predeterminable waiting time. This ensures that the recording device is switched off automatically. B. in the event that the user has already finished his work and forgot to take the recording device out of service.
- the waiting time can be predefined by the user, so that the behavior of the recording device in this regard can be individually tailored to the user's needs.
- the electrical switch is open, only an extremely low discharge of the energy store is accepted, which is measured based on the reverse current of the electrical switch and the current for the control logic of the electrical switch. It is advantageous to use a semiconductor switch as the electrical switch, which has the smallest possible reverse current; a SIPMOS field effect transistor (FET) fulfills this requirement, for example.
- FET SIPMOS field effect transistor
- the deactivation signal is generated if a transfer of data to a data interface of the recording device has not taken place during a predeterminable period of time.
- the method consists in that the activation signal is generated when data are provided for transfer to the data interface of the recording device.
- a decision criterion is given in a simple manner whether the recording device is to be put into the record-ready state or to be kept in it, or whether it is put into the waiting state, which is much more favorable in terms of energy consumption.
- the activation signal can furthermore, for example, when a key on the control panel of the recording device or a device corresponding to the recording device via the data interface is pressed be generated.
- a circuit-technically particularly simple way of monitoring the state of charge of the accumulator is to determine the state of charge of the accumulator by measuring its output voltage.
- the charge state of the accumulator can be assessed simply by measuring its charge state by measuring its output voltage before and after a recording process and difference formation of the measured output voltages is determined. In this way, the risk of deep discharge can be avoided with particular certainty and it can also be ascertained whether the battery is still sufficiently charged for the subsequent printing process.
- FIG. 1 shows a circuit arrangement for carrying out the method according to the invention
- FIG. 2 shows in a block diagram various states of the recording device operated according to the method according to the invention.
- a recording device 1 is fed by rechargeable batteries 2.
- a charger 3 can be connected to a connection point 4 for charging the batteries 2 and can thus be switched on and off.
- a connection of the accumulators 2 to the recording device 1 can be established via a main switch 5.
- a monitoring circuit 10 of the recording device 1 has a flip-flop 11, a SIPMOS field-effect transistor as an electrical switch 12, and a voltage converter as essential components 13, a comparator 14, a voltage divider 17, the middle switching point 18 of which is connected to an input of an analog / digital converter 20, and a controller 22.
- the control 22 acts on a print head 23 according to the characters to be printed out with control signals.
- a reference voltage dropping across a zener diode is present at an input 25 of the comparator 14, while a further input 26 of the comparator 14 is connected to a middle circuit point 27 of a further voltage divider 28.
- the A / D converter 20 is activated with a selection signal 31 generated by the controller 22.
- the digital output signal of the A / D converter 20 is fed to the controller 22 via an 8 bit data line 32.
- a control output of the controller 22 is routed via a control line 36 to a clock input of the multivibrator 11. The controller 22 receives over
- Signal lines 38 and 39 state signals about the position of the main switch 5 and whether the charger 3 is switched on or off.
- the electrical switch 12 is closed or switched to the conductive state via the flip-flop 11, so that one of the output voltage of the accumulators 2 of 16.5 to 21 V at the input 26 of the comparator 14 via the voltage divider 28 proportional voltage (between 3.14 and 4 V) occurs. If this voltage falls below the limit value chosen to be 3.7 V by the reference voltage, an output signal ("accumulator empty") occurs at the output of the comparator 14, which acts via the control 22 and the control line 36 as a signal OFF on the clock input of the flip-flop 11 . By means of a voltage VCC present at the data input, the signal OFF causes an output signal 15 of the (low) of the flip-flop 11 and thus an "Opening" the electrical switch 12.
- the recording device 1 If the voltage applied to the input 26 of the comparator 14 is greater than the selected reference voltage, the recording device 1 is in the recordable operating state after the main switch 5 is closed. If data DATA is present at the data interface 35 of the controller 22, it is transmitted to the print head 23, the voltage of the voltage divider 17 at point 18 being fed to the controller 22 via the A / D converter 20 before the recording operation begins, and at least there is saved for the duration of the recording process. After the end of the recording process or a section of a recording process, which is defined, for example, by a predetermined sheet length of a recording medium, the voltage present at point 18 is again fed to the control 22 via the A / D converter 20 for evaluation and a difference is made with the first voltage value.
- the controller 22 If this difference exceeds a predetermined value, which is, for example, in the order of magnitude of 0.1 V, the controller 22 generates the signal OFF, which causes the electrical switch 12 to “open” in the manner already described.
- the voltage difference thus formed can be used to infer in which area of its discharge characteristic the accumulator is currently being operated. When the area of the complete discharge characterized by a strongly falling discharge characteristic is reached, the difference between the output voltages takes on larger values before and after a recording process. In this way, it can also be assessed whether the accumulator is able to deliver the amount of energy required for the subsequent intended recording process.
- the recording device 1 is connected to a corresponding data processing device (not shown) via the data interface 35 of the control 22 designed as a "Centronics" interface.
- a signal (DATASTROBE) then appears on a so-called DATASTROBE line of the "Centronics" interface, if of the corresponding one Data processing device data to be sent to the recording device 1; this signal is tapped and fed to a threshold value detector. If the threshold value detector is acted upon on the input side by the signal transmitted on the DATASTROBE line, it generates an activation signal by which the control 22 is activated and takes up its data processing and control functions.
- the control 22 monitors the arrival of data; If the data transmission from the corresponding data processing device has ended, a timer in the form of a counter module is started in the controller 22. If the counter reading reaches a predeterminable value, a deactivation signal is emitted, which places the control 22 in an energy-saving waiting state. In this waiting state, the semiconductor components are in a high-ohmic state (tri-state) with the exception of the threshold value detector. Furthermore, the print head 23 is separated from the energy store 2 by an electrical switch (not shown in more detail).
- the semiconductor components are only reset to normal operation by the activation signal, the activation signal also being able to be generated by pressing an operating key of the recording device or when the main switch 5 is closed.
- the energy consumption of the control 22 is thus considerably reduced and the discharge of the accumulator is considerably slowed down.
- the recording device operated according to the method according to the invention can assume states ZI to Z5, states Z2, Z3 and Z4 being particularly significant for the method according to the invention.
- State ZI can be reached by opening the main switch 5 (cf. FIG. 1) from all other states Z2 to Z5 - symbolized by arrow 50.
- the electrical switch 12 is open; this state can be reached directly from the other states ZI, Z3, Z4 and Z5, which is symbolized by arrow 51. They are in the waiting state Z3 semiconductor components of the controller 22 (see FIG. 1) provided with a tri-state status are set to the tri-state status.
- the charger 3 When the charger 3 is switched on, the energy supply of the recording device 1 and, if necessary, the accumulators 2 are charged by the charger 3 in the waiting state Z3. From a record-ready state Z4, the recording device would do this when data intended for recording were received record; this recording state is designated Z5. After the recording process has ended (state Z5), the recording device returns to the state Z4 ready for recording.
- the controller 22 uses the status signal via the signal line 39 to determine whether the charger 3 is switched on at point 4.
- the recording device 1 is set to the switched-off state Z2 by the “opening” of the electrical switch 12 as a result of the OFF signal from the controller 22 (arrow 51).
- the charger switched on the Au ⁇ is drawing device 1 in the waiting state is comparable, and the accumulators 2 are listed from the charger 3 * load (arrow 52).
- the charger 3 is therefore only to be dimensioned for the required charging power and is not to be designed to cover the peak energy requirement required during the recording process.
- the charger 3 can therefore be dimensioned relatively small and thus manufactured inexpensively.
- the recording device is moved from the connected data processing device (activation signal) into the data storage device by pressing a button on the control panel or by announcing a data transmission Ready to record state Z4 offset (arrow 53). If the accumulators 2 have a state of charge after the main switch 5 has been closed, which is above the predefinable limit value, the recording device 1 is set directly into the state Z4 ready for recording (arrow 54).
- the deactivation signal is generated by the control 22 and the recording device is switched from the ready-to-record state Z4 to the waiting State Z3 offset (arrow 55); If the recording device remains in the waiting state Z3 continuously for a predeterminable waiting time, the controller 22 generates z. B. by the expiry of the delay time of a delay element, the signal OFF (time off) for opening the electrical switch 12, whereby the recording device 1 is placed in the switched-off state Z2 (arrow 56).
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