JPH012494A - Room status display system - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Technical Field 1] The present invention relates to an 8:'2 status display system that centrally displays the status of hotel guest rooms at the front desk and in guest rooms.

[Back base support technique 1 Generally, hotels'f!; In this type of guest room status display system, which centrally displays the status of the room in the guest room and the maid's room, it is possible to display the status of the guest room, such as whether or not there are guests in the guest room, or whether the guest room is being cleaned or the cleaning is complete. Is the situation changing IL? had to be entered sequentially. In the past, changes in the status of the guest room were reported to the front desk and maid room by operating a special switch or by making a phone call, but with these conventional methods, there was no need to input the status or communicate the status. There was a problem that it was troublesome and that input errors and communication errors were likely to occur.

[Objective of the Invention 1 The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned points, and its purpose is to solve the problem of manual operation of the cabin condition.
To provide a cabin status display system that can be used in accordance with A and is less likely to cause human error or communication error.

[Disclosure of the Invention 1 (Structure) The present invention is provided with an attachment/detachment detection means output for detecting the attachment/detachment state of a door lock card key to/from a card case, and a situation 1++ determination means for determining the state of the passenger cabin. plural'
F; Room monitoring unit and the above guest room monitoring unit? lI
Each '8: consists of a display unit that centrally displays the status of the room, and the attachment/detachment detection means is formed by a pair of left and right detectors placed at the bottom of the card case, and a A detection portion consisting of a notch or a through hole corresponding to the detector is formed on either the left or right side of the sensor, and the situation determining means is configured to determine the situation of the cabin depending on whether a detection output is obtained from either of the two detectors. By forming the system, it is possible to provide an eight-room situation display system that allows easy manual operation of the situation and is less prone to human errors.

(Embodiment) FIGS. 1 to 9 show an embodiment of the present invention, in which the state of the cabin is determined based on the output of the attachment/detachment detection means 3 for detecting the attachment/detachment state of the door lock card key 1 to/from the card case 2. It is composed of a plurality of room monitoring units 5 that use the state 151↑II determination means 4 for determining the condition 151↑II, and a display unit 6.7 that centrally displays the status of each guest room determined by the guest room monitoring unit 5. The attachment/detachment detection means 3 is formed by a pair of left and right detectors 10a, 10b disposed at the lower part of the card case 2, and the detectors 10a, 10b are installed at either the left or right nozzle j at the lower part of the card key 1. A detected portion 11 is formed with a notch corresponding to the above, and a situation determining means 4 is formed to determine the state of the cabin depending on whether a detection output is obtained from either of the detectors 10a and 10b. In this embodiment, the card key 1 for locking and unlocking the card lock on the guest room door is a guest card key 1 formed of a magnetic card or an IC card and handed to the guest for 70 nts. As shown in FIG. 9(a), the detected part 11 is not formed, and the maid card key 1a that the maid carries when cleaning the guest room is the 9th one.
As shown in figure (bHc), there is a detector 10a on one side of the bottom.
A detected portion 11 consisting of a notch corresponding to +10b is formed.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the card case 2 is formed of an upwardly opened bag-shaped portion provided on any side of the board 15 that is IPt-bonded to the wall surface. Card key 1 from the upper opening of 2. I am trying to insert the la. Card key 1 to this card case 2,
As shown in FIG.
It is formed using a micro switch 17 having a card key 1.6 in the card case 2. When the card key 1.la is inserted, the actuator 16 is pushed by the card key 1.1u, and both microswitches 17 are turned on to detect the attachment, type, and )vc attachment state of the card key 1. It has become so. A circuit housing portion 18 is provided protruding from the back surface of the substrate 15. In addition, in the embodiment, the attachment/detachment of the card key 1.11 is detected by the microswitch 17, but the attachment/detachment detection means 3 is composed of a light emitting element LD and a light receiving element PD as shown in the fifth [;21]. Also, the detection part 11 may be formed as a through hole, so that the attachment/detachment, type, and attachment state of the card keys 1 and 1b can be detected without contact. In the situation determination T-stage 4, which determines the cabin situation based on the outputs of both detectors 10a and 10b, both detectors 10a+10
If both of the b outputs are obtained (both microswitches 17 are turned on), it is determined that a customer has entered the room, and both detections 5
When neither 10u nor 10b is obtained (when both microswitches 17 are turned off), it is determined that there are two chambers. -No.j, if only the left detector 10g output is obtained, it is determined that cleaning is in progress, and the right detector 10
When the notation of the b output is obtained, it is determined that the cleaning has been completed. In addition, in the embodiment, flI of the guest room status
The power supply to indoor loads such as indoor lighting LA, skylight, E equipment, and outlets is controlled based on the results of the test, and by cutting off the power supply when not needed, it saves power and eliminates the problem of forgetting to turn it off. Efforts are being made to prevent this.

one! -The result of the judgment of the guest room condition as described above is the hour, minute,! In the embodiment, the time division multiplex transmission is performed between the central supervisory control device 20, the terminal device 21, and the signal line 23. It has become. That is, each terminal device 21 is sequentially accessed from the central monitoring and control device 20, and each accessed terminal device 21 and the central monitoring and control device 20
data is transmitted between the cabin monitoring unit 5 and the cabin monitoring unit 5, and the judgment result data of the cabin situation judged by the cabin monitoring unit 5 is sent to the display unit 6. It has become.

Here, the large and small units 6 arranged in each of the 70 guest rooms are formed by arranging display blocks 6a corresponding to each of the 707 guest rooms in a row, and the display blocks 6a are Light emitting diode for displaying usage status I4. 21, a light emitting diode L21 for displaying the cleaning status, and a light emitting diode [5, 21] for displaying the power status provided as necessary. The light-emitting diode L1 that does not require a usage status chart indicates whether the room is vacant, occupied, or out by turning it off, turning it on continuously, or turning it on. cleaning light f,
Light-emitting diode L3 for displaying the power status indicates reservation, on, and off.
7 lights on continuously -'-'! : Araki, ii'/cut is displayed.

Further, the display unit 7 disposed at the front desk is formed by arranging display operation blocks 7a corresponding to each guest room in a row, and the display operation blocks 7U are for displaying usage status and cleaning status. For and power condition! ! ! ! Light emitting diode L1 for display. [, j l 1.3, an operation switch S1 that inputs check-in and check-out, which are provided as necessary, an operation switch S2 that issues cleaning instructions to the maid room, and controls the power supply to indoor loads (for example, It consists of an operation switch S3 that turns on and off the lights I and A via a remote control breaker RB.

The operation of the embodiment will be specifically explained below.

At present, a guest receives a guest card key 1 from a 70-ton store when checking in, and by inserting and sliding the guest card key 1 into the card reading part of the door lock, the door lock of the guest room door is unlocked. Next, when the guest opens the door and enters the guest room and inserts the guest card key 1 into the card case 2 installed on the wall near the door, the micro switch 17 of both the detectors 10a and 10b of the attachment/detachment detection means 3 Since both are turned on, the situation judgment device g'i4 determines that a guest has entered the room and turns on the lighting LA in room '8, and also connects the power to the '2 control device, power outlet, etc. and makes it ready for use. set. At the same time, the determination result of the guest room status obtained by the guest room monitoring unit 5 is time-division multiplexed transmitted to the display unit 6.7 to display that a guest has entered the room. -)j, When the customer card key 1 is taken out from the card case 2 when checking out or going out, the microswitches 17 of both the detectors 10n and 10b of the attachment/detachment detection means 3 are turned off, so the situation frI
Fixed: In r-124, it is determined that the room is vacant and the indoor lighting LA is turned off, and the power supply to the indoor load is stopped to save power and to prevent the failure of forgetting to turn off the room. At this time, at the same time, this flI is established (I5 is
) G, 7 are time-division multiplexed and displayed to indicate whether the room is vacant or out.

Jj, when the maid cleans the customer Zmi, the maid card key 13 is attached to the card case 2 so that the side with the sentence '1: of I'cleaning 1' printed on is the side 11ij. In this case, since the liquid detection unit 11 corresponds to the detection 2:ζ1()a on the left 1111, when the microswitch 17 of the detector 10a turns off (2), at this time, Situation ↑ Determination - In the F stage 4, it is determined that the S'id is being cleaned, and its helmet is sent to the display unit by 11 and 6.71 times by division multiplex transmission.
A cleaning in progress display will be displayed on the image display unit 6.7.

Next, when the cleaning is complete, turn the maid card key IU over to the side where the words ``cleaning completed'' are printed and attach it to the card case 2. )! Here's the top; 2. Techniques ← p Season 13! S
11 is good! l! Detection of If: :: ζ 1 (corresponds to lb; d, so detection; j, i 1 (micro switch 17 of 1b will be turned off. At this time,
In the status determination-r-stage 4, it is determined that the cleaning of the guest room has been completed, and the status is displayed on the display unit 6 by time-division multi-pin transmission.
．． 7, and a cleaning completion display is performed on the image display unit 6.7. In this case, depending on whether the front or back side of the maid's card key 1a is set to 111j to form the card case 2, the guest room situation (in the embodiment, the cleaning situation) can be easily controlled manually, so the situation input operation is This can be done efficiently and is less prone to human error.

(Effects of the Invention) As described above, the present invention provides a plurality of guest rooms equipped with a situation determining means for determining the state of the guest room based on the output of the attachment/detachment detection means for detecting the attachment/detachment state of a door lock card key to/from a card case. It consists of a monitoring unit and a display unit that centrally displays the status of each guest room determined by the room monitoring unit. At the same time, a detection part consisting of a notch or a through hole corresponding to the detector is formed on either the left or right of the lower part of the card key, and the detection output of the passenger room is determined depending on whether the detection output is obtained from either of the two detectors. Situation ?l+l is formed to judge the situation, and depending on whether the front or back of the card key is turned into a card case or not, the cabin situation can be easily input manually. Easy to operate,
Furthermore, it is possible to provide a cabin status display system that is less prone to human error.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

1 is a block circuit of an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a block circuit of the same essential parts as above, FIG. 3 is a front view of the same as above, and FIG. , Figure 5(a)
(b) is a sectional view of the main part of the same as above, Fig. 6 is a sectional view of the main part of another embodiment, Figs. 7 and 8 are a front view of the lower part, and Fig. f59 (
,) is a 115th view of the customer card key, Figure (1)) is a front view of the maid card key, and Figure (C) is a rear view of the maid card key. 1 is a card key, 2 is a card case, 3 is an attachment/detachment detection means, 4 is a situation determination means, 5 is a cabin monitoring unit, and 6 and 7 are display units. Acting Patent Attorney 100 [11 艮 Figure 4 Figure 6 Figure 9 1a ja ・l /,; (a) (b) (C) Hand”i'il) :E1=,;;; (from tar)
1986 971261-1

Claims (1)

[Claims] (1) Judgment is made by a plurality of guest room monitoring units equipped with a situation determination means for determining the state of the guest room based on the output of the attachment/detachment detection means for detecting whether the door lock card key is attached or detached from the card case, and the guest room monitoring unit. The device consists of a display unit that centrally displays the status of each guest room, and the attachment/detachment detection means is formed by a pair of left and right detectors placed at the bottom of the card case. A situation determining means is formed in which a detection portion consisting of a notch or a through hole corresponding to the detector is formed on one side, and the situation in the cabin is determined based on whether a detection output is obtained from which of the two detectors. Features a guest room status display system.