JPH0192103A - Mass management system for personal warehouse - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To enable mass management for personal warehouses by providing a group of warehouses belonging to individual persons in one and the same yard, and by connecting a computer in a warehouse manager's room to the homes of individual persons through telephone communication so that each warehouse can be unlocked and door-opened by use of a secret code number and a key-word so that the manager may enter the warehouse. CONSTITUTION:A manager's room 2 is connected to each storage chamber 4 belonging to each owner's home 5 through a telephone cable C, and a telephone 6 in each owner's home 5 may be connected to and disconnected from the warehouse by means of a terminal unit T. Further, a computer 7 in the manager's room 2 is connected to the telephone cable C, and is connected to a locking device 9 in a door 8 of each storage chamber 4, and to a locking device 10 for an article 3, as necessary, in the storage chamber 4 through an electric keyboard W. With this arrangement, an owner S asks a manager to deliver an article 3 from his storage chamber 4 by telephone, and inputs his secret code number and keyword. Accordingly, the door 8 and the article 3 are unlocked so that the manager can deliver the article 3. Thus, it is possible to mass-manage personal warehouses.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention provides a collective warehouse for sale together with a manager's room on the same site, and connects the computer installed in the manager's room with the owner's house by telephone line. Concerning a collective management system for connected individual warehouses.

[Prior art]

Traditionally, each house had a storeroom, and the items stored in this storeroom were taken in and out at desired times.For example, skiing was carried in the summer and surfing was stored in the winter, but in recent years land prices have increased. Due to the surge.

Taking up space for carports has been prioritized over taking up space for storage on the premises of each unit, and there has been an increasing economic necessity for housing units to have warehouses on separate premises.

[Problem that the invention seeks to solve]

Bank safe deposit boxes for storing precious metals and valuables require only a small space, but if you own a personal warehouse for storing relatively large items such as skis, surfing, and bicycles, it can be troublesome to store and manage the items.

There were also concerns about theft.

[Means for solving problems]

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention constructs a collective warehouse for sale equipped with a manager's office on a site with relatively low land prices, and manually inputs a PIN number in advance from the owner's room via a telephone line. The owner sends a command to the computer in the manager's room using this code number and, if necessary, the code number of the desired item in the warehouse as a keyword, through a telephone line. In short, the system unlocks and locks desired articles, and transports and brings the articles to and from the warehouse between the owner's room and the warehouse using a courier service or the like.

(Operation of the invention) The operation of the invention can be explained using figures as shown in Figures 1 to 3.
As shown in the figure, the owner S calls the manager K of the manager's room 2 attached to the collective warehouse for sale 1 to take out the desired article 3 from the warehouse room 4 of the owner S and transport it to the owner's room 5. At the same time as asking to do so.

From the telephone 6 in the owner's room 5 to the computer 7 in the manager's room 2, enter the code number A and the lock on the door 8 of the owner's storage room 49. If necessary, the code number of the desired article 3 is inputted via the terminal T, and the lock 9 of the door 8 and, if necessary, the lock 10 of the desired article 3 are unlocked.

The manager takes out the unlocked article 3 from the unlocked warehouse room 4 and contacts a delivery company or the like to have the taken out article 3 transported to the owner's room 5.

When the manager K takes out the desired item 3 from the storage room 4, he contacts the owner S, and the owner S locks the door 8 on the computer 7. Lock 10 for article 3 if necessary
A lock command is given through the telephone line.

When storing desired articles 3 in the warehouse room 4, the desired articles 3 are first delivered from the owner's room 5 to the collective warehouse 1 by a courier or the like, and then transferred to the owner S according to the above-mentioned procedure. The lock 9 of the door 8 of the warehouse room 4 of the desired article 3 if necessary
Unlocks, enters, and locks the lock 10 of the vehicle.

Note that each item does not necessarily need to be locked, and it is practical to lock only important items that are specifically designated by the owner.

〔Example〕

The configuration of an embodiment of the present invention will be explained based on the drawings.

The collective warehouse for sale 1 shown in FIGS. 2 and 3 is.

A five-story warehouse with a large number of warehouse rooms 4 equipped with an elevator E on the side, a manager's room 2 attached thereto, and an owner's room 5 of the warehouse rooms 4 are connected by a telephone line C. , the telephone 6 in the owner's room 5 can be connected and disconnected via the terminal T,
A telephone line C is connected to the computer 7 in the manager's room 2, and a lock 9 on the door 8 at the entrance of each warehouse 4 can be used to access the articles 3 locked and stored in each warehouse 4, if necessary. The lock IO and the computer 7 are connected to the wire W. In the figure, A is the password number, ``A'' is the administrator, and ``S'' is the owner.

A sales contract for each warehouse room 4 is made with the owner S using a divisional sales method.

〔Effect of the invention〕

Since the present invention adopts the above method, the owner can safely store his belongings in a place other than the land where he lives, and by using inexpensive land, the owner's room and warehouse can be connected. Even if it's a long distance away.

The loading and unloading of stored items and the transport and delivery from the owner's room to the warehouse are outsourced to a delivery company, so you do not have to do it yourself.

Since unlocking and locking is performed by computer commands using the PIN number as a keyword, even the custodian cannot enter or exit the warehouse without permission, so there is no risk of theft.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram of the management system of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional plan view of a route according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the same route. [Explanation of symbols for main parts] 1: Collective warehouse for sale 2: Manager's room 3: Goods
4: Warehouse room 5: Owner's home 6: Telephone 7: Computer 8: Door 9: Lock (on the door) 10: Lock (on the item) A: Code number C: On the telephone line: Manager S: Ownership Person W: Telephone

Claims (1)

[Claims] A privately owned collective warehouse is set up on the same premises, and the owner of the collective warehouse receives a telephone notification from the manager's office to request the removal or entry of specified goods, and if necessary, the door of each warehouse room is closed. Enter the code number for the door lock and the code number of the item as keywords into the computer, connect this computer and the telephone at the owner's home via a terminal, and the owner can give commands to this computer. A collective management system for a personal warehouse, characterized in that the warehouse room can be unlocked and locked as desired, and the articles can be transported and brought in between the owner's home and the warehouse by courier service, etc.