EP1326218A2 - Parkplatzautomat - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a battery-operated parking machine according to the preamble of claim 1.
- parking meters are used according to the state of the art, which have a coin slot, depending on the desired parking time and necessary parking fee different coins can be inserted are.
- the parking meter By operating a rotary knob on the parking meter the parking meter unlocks the selected and paid parking time.
- One with one Clock-connected rotating plate rotates to a "0 mark" with the passage of time back, which indicates the expiry of the paid parking time.
- the disadvantage of these parking meters consists in the rather complex required mechanics, which is also susceptible to wear. Even if such parking meters as Dual parking meters designed for two parking spaces will ultimately A corresponding synchronous mechanism is required for each parking space.
- German utility model 296 06 229 it is also known an additional housing for each parking space at a parking ticket machine Provide a viewing window for inserting a parking ticket.
- the display device has at least one acoustic signal or optical display means for a corresponding number of Parking spaces, with an actuating means associated with it Display means is operatively connected, and further all display means, the Actuating means and the input device for means of payment with a common control device are connected. It is a sound player provided with an acoustic announcement about the paid parking time.
- the display means are as optical, for example in the form of LEDs, or designed as acoustic devices, each Actuating means is associated with a display means.
- the input device for means of payment is as a coin actuation device and / or designed as a chip card actuating device.
- the parking machine from EP-B1-1 038 273 is an autonomous device, that can work for long periods without intervention by a control person, because neither a coin collecting container is emptied nor a parking ticket printer Printing paper must be reloaded. This results in Operation and maintenance considerable cost savings. in principle it would be conceivable to provide this parking machine with a mains supply for the electronics built into its interior. However, this would necessitate the laying of cables and thus at significant installation costs and a reduction in flexibility lead when setting up. It is therefore desirable that such autonomous parking machine not only operated with a built-in battery but that the built-in battery is kept to a minimum reduced electricity consumption of the parking machine also one the longest possible lifespan, so that the maintenance intervals and thus keeping the maintenance costs as low as possible.
- the signaling device to reduce the energy consumption of the parking machine an acoustic signal generator controlled by the control device and / or a display controlled by the control device.
- An acoustic signal generator is used - in contrast to the Speakers - a buzzer or "buzzer" understood, for example in mobile phones or other compact electronic devices is used, the miniaturized structure and extremely low Power consumption emits a clearly perceptible buzzer or beep.
- the display is accordingly an LCD or comparable display very low power consumption and good readability under everyday conditions. With the acoustic signal generator or display it is possible to with extremely low energy consumption the necessary displays for to provide the user of the parking machine.
- the Control device For easy operation of the parking lot machine by a driver one of the parking spaces assigned to the parking machine is the Control device is designed such that it is plugged in each time a chip card in the chip card actuator a predetermined Debit unit from the chip card and summed up accordingly.
- the control device is designed such that the The unit is debited from the chip card by an acoustic signal Signal generator and / or the display is confirmed.
- predetermined unit for example, a parking time of 30 minutes.
- the control device is such for determining a maximum parking time trained that after a predetermined number of insertion operations the chip card no further debiting a predetermined unit takes place or the chip card actuation device for further insertion processes the chip card is blocked.
- the display device comprises at least a light emitting diode, which means the three states at least however, preferably two, but also three with different ones Luminous colors and / or by means of different intermittent or constant Illuminates represents.
- a light emitting diode is provided wherein an intermittent flashing with a first predetermined Frequency or a first predetermined interval pattern first state, an intermittent lighting with a second predetermined Frequency or a second predetermined interval pattern the second state and possibly an intermittent lighting at a third predetermined frequency or a third predetermined Interval pattern signals the third state, in particular one of the predetermined frequencies is infinite and a continuous one Illumination corresponds.
- Two light-emitting diodes of different colors are preferably provided, a lighting up of the light emitting diode with a first color, e.g. green, the first state, the other LED lights up with a second color, e.g. red, the second state and the third state by alternately flashing the two LEDs with one predetermined frequency or a predetermined interval pattern signals.
- three light-emitting diodes are different Colors provided, with a light emitting diode with the color Green the first state, an LED with the color red the second State and an LED with the color yellow the third state by steady light, i.e. through continuous lighting and / or intermittent Lights indicate.
- the lighting or flashing LEDs can also go out can be used as a signal for the expiry of the parking time.
- the "predetermined time" of the third state is one Hour, so that one hour after the paid parking time expires Removing the motor vehicle that is now occupying a parking space without authorization can be initiated.
- the parking machine For simple and clear operation by a driver and readability by a control person without having to park Make additional markings yourself, for example on the floor the parking machine has a floor plan of this Parking machine assigned parking spaces, the actuating means and displays arranged in the floor plan or are designated that each parking space in a clear manner of the floor plan an actuating means and a display device assigned. This results in the assignment of those on the floor plan drawn parking spaces to real parking spaces through the different in scale but geometrically consistent representation between the floor plan and the real parking lot arrangement. additional associated labels are not required.
- a simple assignment of actuators and indicators on the parking machine to corresponding parking spaces on the floor plan one achieves that each parking space in the Floor plan on the parking machine a symbol, in particular is assigned a number, each actuating means and each display device the same symbol, in particular the same number as the associated parking lot is assigned.
- FIG. 1 of an inventive Parking machine 100 includes a front panel 10 on which a Floor plan 12 assigned by this parking machine 100 Parking is arranged.
- Each parking space 14 of the floor plan 12 is provided with a number, with a symbol 16 the location of the parking machine 100 illustrated in the floor plan.
- the right and 100 parking spaces to the left of the parking machine according to the invention 14 and 15 are numbered "1" to "4".
- Each parking space 14, 15 is a respective actuating means 18 and one respective display device 20 by means of corresponding numbers "1" to "4" for each of the parking spaces 15 to the right of the parking machine 100 and the Parking spaces 14 clearly assigned to the left of the parking machine 100.
- the number of parking spaces 14, 15 left and right of the invention Parking machine 100 can be selected as desired and is only here exemplary four each.
- each of the display devices 20 comprises two light-emitting diodes 24, 26, the first light-emitting diode in each case 26 with green color lights up as confirmation that the parking time is paid is when the second light-emitting diode 24 lights up with a red color indicates that the paid parking time has expired.
- the first red time phase turns red for a predetermined further time phase Blinking light emitted as a sign for the control person that the Park expiration time has long expired, so that with this last time phase the request to the control person goes because of exceeding the parking time of the car can be towed.
- each of the display devices includes 20 three LEDs 22, 24 and 26, with a respective first Light-emitting diode 22 with yellow color, a respective second light-emitting diode 24 with red color and a respective third LED 26 lights up with green color.
- a signaling device 38 with little Power consumption namely an acoustic signal generator or "buzzer" and / or a display are signals in the manner described below given to a parking lot user.
- Fig. 2 shows a schematic block diagram of the parking lot machine of Fig. 1 for an embodiment with three LEDs, the same Parts are designated by the same reference numerals, so that their explanation reference is made to the above description of FIG. 1.
- the block diagram is corresponding for an embodiment with two light-emitting diodes educated. Only the function of the first light-emitting diode 22 with a yellow one Colored light is integrated in the light-emitting diode 24 with the red colored light, and in such a way that the diode 24 turns red in a first controlled time phase Continuous light and red flashing light emits in a second controlled time phase.
- the yellow LEDs 22 are also with "Ge"
- the red ones Light-emitting diodes 24 are additionally marked with “R”
- the green light-emitting diodes 26 are also marked with “Gr”.
- the LEDs 22, 24, 26 of the Display devices 20 and the actuating means 18 are with a Control device 32, which actuations of the actuating means 18 registered and the LEDs 22, 24, 26 of the display devices 20 is controlled in a time-dependent manner in the manner described in more detail below.
- the control device 32 is, for example, a microprocessor unit and preferably via a data bus with the other components 18, 20, 34, 36 and 38 connected.
- the parking machine 100 is, for example, by check or other Chip cards, operated similarly to telephone cards, the chip cards for example, are available as parking cards at petrol stations or kiosks.
- a chip or parking card contains 500 units, for example a unit of a predetermined parking period of, for example, 30 minutes equivalent.
- the following is an example of an operation sequence of the parking machine 100 and a reading by a control person at a Describe embodiment with three light emitting diodes 22, 24, 26.
- the parking card 28 with, for example, 500 parking units is inserted into the slot 30 inserted.
- the parking time is 1 hour, 11 ⁇ 2 hours, 2 hours etc. is added up, depending on the number of insertion or insertion processes the parking or chip card.
- a maximum parking period of is more appropriate for example, given 2 hours, so that after four insertion processes the control device 32 no longer debits a unit or the insertion slot 30 of the chip card actuator 34 blocks.
- a parking unit Whenever a parking unit is debited from the chip card 28, controls the control device 32, for example, the acoustic signal generator ("Buzzer") within the signaling device 38 such that which makes a buzzing sound.
- the acoustic signal generator (“Buzzer") within the signaling device 38 such that which makes a buzzing sound.
- the acoustic signal generator gives one of the number of the summed Units corresponding number of tones. Leave this way extremely energy-saving the essentials for the payment process Send sizes to the user of the parking machine. In an existing display can also be used in the same way.
- the number of actuating means 18 corresponds to the number of the parking machine 100 allocated parking spaces 14, 15.
- For the parking space "3" of the real parking spaces arranged to the right of the parking machine 100 15 is, for example, the actuating means "3" in the right row to press the actuating means 18 (see FIG. 1).
- the same preceding The sequence described is also in an embodiment with two light-emitting diodes 24, 26 given.
- the control device 32 controls the this parking space associated display device 20 with the LEDs 22, 24 and 26 or with the LEDs 24, 26 in such a way that up to at the end of the paid parking time, the green LED 26 shines. After the paid parking time, for example after one hour, the green LED 26 and the control device go out 32 lights up the red LED 24.
- the controller 32 leaves in one embodiment with two LEDs 24, 26, the red LED 24 flash up and in the embodiment with three LEDs 22, 24, 26 die The yellow LED 22 lights up continuously or flashing.
- the green LED lights up 26 that the paid parking time is still running the red light comes on LED 24 that the parking time has expired and a waiting period of For example, one hour runs and the yellow LED lights up 22 or a flashing of the red LED 24, that the parking time around more than the waiting period of, for example, one hour has been exceeded and the motor vehicle parked in the associated parking lot 14, 15 is to be towed.
- Three different states are thus time-controlled displayed.
- only two light emitting diodes are different Color, for example only the red LED 24 and the Green LED 26 provided.
- the lights up during the parking time Green LED 26 continuously, during the waiting period the flashes red LED 24 and after the waiting period the red one lights up LED 24 continuously or a reverse flashing sequence of Steady light and flashing light are possible.
- all the steady and flashing light levels are in combines a light emitting diode, which is part of an actuating means 40 with integrated LED is. Then sends during the duration of the parking period this LED flashes green. If the parking time has expired, Red flashing light emitted via the same LED. Is the flashing light period then a short period, e.g. from 15 Minutes, connect with a steady red light. The control of each Light and time periods also take place via the control device 32.
- the light emitted by the LEDs can be in the form of flashing light, which is more economical and battery-saving, or of permanent light or alternating between flashing and steady light.
- Essential is that the current parking time, the elapsed parking time and an additional Time are displayed optically so that the individual states both is recognizable by the parking lot holder as well as by the control person.
- FIG. 3 is a section of a parking lot machine 200 according to the invention reproduced as it is intended for use in practice.
- the Input and output systems and the electronics of the parking lot machine 200 are arranged at the top of a pedestal. They include (see also Fig. 4) in the manner already described, a front panel 10 with a Slot 30 for the chip card, a floor plan 12 of the parking spaces, and actuating means 40 with an integrated light-emitting diode, which the are allocated to individual parking spaces.
- the actuating means 40 can mechanically acting microswitches which (together with the integrated light emitting diodes) mounted on a behind the front panel 10 Circuit board are mounted directly. Instead of mechanical means sensors are also used.
- a further light-emitting diode 42 can be arranged, which the user the parking meter shows that it only has a few (e.g. three) units on his chip card and is about buying a new chip card or take care of a possible reload.
- One (in Figs. 3 and 4 second additional light-emitting diode (not shown) can be provided for the near end of the battery capacity of the built-in battery display. In both cases it is from the founder of energy saving an advantage if the displays do not go through these LEDs Permanent but by flashing light.
- FIGS. 5 and 6 show the battery-saving display of the Debiting of the parking units from the chip card 28 in the signaling device 38 by means of an acoustic signal generator ("buzzer") and / or a display.
- the associated block diagram for the possible Configurations are shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, with reference to FIG Fig. 2 are the same parts with the same reference numerals.
- the central control device 32 e.g. a microprocessor
- the actuating means 18 the display device 20
- the clock module 36 and a signaling device 38 which can be an acoustic signal generator or a display.
- the control device 32 within the signaling device 38 both an acoustic signal generator 44 and a display 46 connected.
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- eine schaubildliche Aufsicht einer bevorzugten Ausführungform eines Parkplatzautomaten;
- Fig. 2
- ein schematisches Blockschaltbild eines Aufbaus des Parkplatzautomaten gemäß Fig. 1;
- Fig. 3
- die Abbildung eines im Einsatz befindlichen Parkplatzautomaten nach der Erfindung;
- Fig. 4
- die Frontplatte des Parkplatzautomaten nach Fig. 3;
- Fig. 5
- das Blockschaltbild eines Parkplatzautomaten nach der Erfindung mit einem akustischen Signalgeber ("Buzzer") als Signalisationseinrichtung; und
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- das Blockschaltbild eines Parkplatzautomaten nach der Erfindung mit einem akustischen Signalgeber ("Buzzer") und einem Display als Signalisationseinrichtung.
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- Parkplatzautomat
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- Frontplatte
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- Grundrissplan
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- Parkplatz
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- Symbol
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- Betätigungsmittel
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- Anzeigevorrichtung
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- Leuchtdiode
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- Chipkarte
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- Einschubschlitz
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- Steuereinrichtung
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- Chipkarten-Betätigungseinrichtung
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- Uhrmodul
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- Signalisationseinrichtung
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- Betätigungsmittel mit integrierter Leuchtdiode
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- Leuchtdiode
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- akustischer Signalgeber
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- Batteriebetriebener Parkplatzautomat (100, 200) mit einer Eingabevorrichtung (34) für Zahlungsmittel und wenigstens einer Anzeigevorrichtung (20) zur Anzeige des Ablaufs einer bezahlten Parkzeit, wobei die Anzeigevorrichtung (20) wenigstens ein optisches Anzeigemittel jeweils für eine entsprechende Anzahl von Parkplätzen aufweist, wobei je ein Betätigungsmittel (18) mit einem Anzeigemittel (20) einem Parkplatz zugeordnet ist, wobei ferner alle Anzeigemittel (20), die Betätigungsmittel (18) und die Eingabevorrichtung (34) für Zahlungsmittel mit einer gemeinsamen Steuereinrichtung (32) verbunden sind, wobei ferner eine Signalisationseinrichtung (38) zur Signalisation der bezahlten Parkzeit vorgesehen und die Eingabevorrichtung (34) für Zahlungsmittel als eine für das Einschieben von Chipkarten (28) ausgelegte Chipkarten-Betätigungseinrichtung (30, 34) ausgebildet ist, und wobei das jedem Betätigungsmittel (18) zugeordnete Anzeigemittel (20) derart ausgebildet ist, daß dieses wenigstens drei verschiedene von einer Kontrollperson ablesbare Zustände darstellt, wobei ein erster Zustand der Kontrollperson "bezahlte Parkzeit läuft", ein zweiter Zustand der Kontrollperson "bezahlte Parkzeit abgelaufen" und ein dritter Zustand der Kontrollperson "bezahlte Parkzeit länger als eine vorbestimmte Zeit abgelaufen" signalisiert,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Signalisationseinrichtung (38) zur Reduzierung des Energieverbrauchs des Parkplatzautomaten (100, 200) einen von der Steuereinrichtung (32) angesteuerten akustischen Signalgeber (44) und/oder ein von der Steuereinrichtung (32) angesteuertes Display (46) umfaßt. - Parkplatzautomat (100, 200) nach Anspruch 1,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Steuervorrichtung (32) derart ausgebildet ist, daß diese bei jedem Einstecken einer Chipkarte (28) in die Chipkarten-Be-tätigungseinrichtung (30, 34) eine vorbestimmte Einheit von der Chipkarte (28) abbucht und entsprechend aufsummiert. - Parkplatzautomat (100, 200) nach Anspruch 2,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Steuereinrichtung (32) derart ausgebildet ist, daß das Abbuchen der Einheit von der Chipkarte (28) durch ein Signal des akustischen Signalgebers (44) und/oder des Displays (46) bestätigt wird. - Parkplatzautomat (100, 200) nach Anspruch 2 oder 3,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die vorbestimmte Einheit einer Parkzeit von 30 Minuten entspricht. - Parkplatzautomat (100, 200) nach der Ansprüche 2 bis 4,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Steuervorrichtung (32) derart ausgebildet ist, daß nach einer vorbestimmten Anzahl von Einsteckvorgängen der Chipkarte (28) keine weitere Abbuchung einer vorbestimmten Einheit erfolgt bzw. die Chipkarten-Betätigungseinrichtung (30, 34) für weitere Einsteckvorgänge der Chipkarte (28) gesperrt ist. - Parkplatzautomat (100, 200) nach einem der Ansprüche 2 bis 5,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Steuervorrichtung (32) derart ausgebildet ist, daß diese nach Betätigen eines Betätigungsmittels (18) eine zuvor aufgrund von Einsteckvorgängen der Chipkarte (28) aufsummierte Parkzeit dem diesem Betätigungsmittel (18) zugeordneten Parkplatz (14, 15) zuweist und die diesem Betätigungsmittel (18) zugeordnete Anzeigevorrichtung (20) zeitabhängig entsprechend der zugeordneten Parkzeit ansteuert, und daß die Zahl der entwerteten Einheiten durch ein Signal des akustischen Signalgebers (44) und/oder des Displays (46) bestätigt wird. - Parkplatzautomat (100, 200) nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Anzeigevorrichtung (20) wenigstens eine Leuchtdiode (22, 24, 26) umfaßt. - Parkplatzautomat (100, 200) nach Anspruch 7,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß eine Leuchtdiode (22, 24, 26) vorgesehen ist, welche die drei Zustände mittels wenigstens zwei, insbesondere drei, unterschiedlichen Leuchtfarben und/oder mittels unterschiedlich intermittierendem bzw. konstantem Aufleuchten darstellt. - Parkplatzautomat (100, 200) nach Anspruch 7 oder 8,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß eine Leuchtdiode (22, 24, 26) vorgesehen ist, wobei ein intermittierendes Aufleuchten mit einer ersten vorbestimmten Frequenz oder einem ersten vorbestimmten Intervallmuster den ersten Zustand, ein intermittierendes Aufleuchten mit einer zweiten vorbestimmten Frequenz oder einem zweiten vorbestimmten Intervallmuster den zweiten Zustand und ein intermittierendes Aufleuchten mit einer dritten vorbestimmten Frequenz oder einem dritten vorbestimmten Intervallmuster den dritten Zustand signalisiert. - Parkplatzautomat (100, 200) nach Anspruch 9,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß eine der vorbestimmten Frequenzen unendlich ist und einem kontinuierlichen Aufleuchten entspricht. - Parkplatzautomat (100, 200) nach Anspruch 7 oder 8,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß zwei Leuchtdioden (22, 24, 26) unterschiedlicher Farbe vorgesehen sind, wobei ein kontinuierliches Aufleuchten der Leuchtdiode mit einer ersten Farbe den ersten Zustand, ein kontinuierliches Aufleuchten der anderen Leuchtdiode mit einer zweiten Farbe den zweiten Zustand oder den dritten Zustand und ein intermittierendes Aufleuchten einer der beiden Leuchtdioden mit einer vorbestimmten Frequenz oder einem vorbestimmten Intervallmuster den dritten Zustand oder den zweiten Zustand signalisiert. - Parkplatzautomat (100, 200) nach Anspruch 7 oder 8,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß drei Leuchtdioden (22, 24, 26) mit unterschiedlichen Farben vorgesehen sind, wobei eine Leuchtdiode (26) mit der Farbe Grün den ersten Zustand, eine Leuchtdiode (24) mit der Farbe Rot den zweiten Zustand und eine Leuchtdiode (22) mit der Farbe Gelb den dritten Zustand signalisiert. - Parkplatzautomat (100, 200) nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die "vorbestimmte Zeit" des dritten Zustandes eine Stunde beiträgt. - Parkplatzautomat (100, 200) nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß dieser einen Grundrissplan (12) der diesem Parkplatzautomaten (100, 200) zugeordneten Parkplätze (14, 15) aufweist, wobei die Betätigungsmittel (18) und Anzeigevorrichtungen (20) in dem Grundrißplan derart angeordnet bzw. bezeichnet sind, daß in eindeutiger Weise jedem Parkplatz des Grundrissplans eine Betätigungsmittel und eine Anzeigevorrichtung zugeordnet ist. - Parkplatzautomat (100, 200) nach Anspruch 14,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß jedem Parkplatz (14, 15) in dem Grundrissplan (12) auf dem Parkplatzautomaten (100, 200) ein Symbol, insbesondere eine Ziffer, zugeordnet ist, wobei jedem Betätigungsmittel (18) und jeder Anzeigevorrichtung (20) dasselbe Symbol, insbesondere dieselbe Ziffer, wie dem zugehörigen Parkplatz (14, 15) zugeordnet ist. - Parkplatzautomat nach Anspruch 7,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß weitere Leuchtdioden (42) zur Anzeige der baldigen Erschöpfung einer Chipkarte (28) und/oder der Batterie des Parkplatzautomaten (200) vorgesehen sind.
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