CN114040556A - Intelligent illumination fault automatic alarm method, system and storage medium - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention relates to an intelligent illumination fault automatic alarm method, a system and a storage medium, belonging to the field of intelligent illumination, wherein the method comprises the following steps: acquiring regional detection data measured by each regional monitoring device in real time within a preset illumination time period; if the target area detection data corresponding to the target monitoring area is identified to be abnormal, sending a detection starting signal to all target single monitoring equipment in the target monitoring area; identifying single detection data which are fed back by all target single monitoring devices in a target monitoring area and correspond to a target lighting lamp; marking the target lighting lamp corresponding to the abnormal single detection data as an abnormal lamp; and generating and feeding back a fault report corresponding to the abnormal lamp, wherein the fault report carries the actual address of the abnormal lamp. The invention has the effect of saving energy required in the monitoring process.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of intelligent illumination, in particular to an intelligent illumination fault automatic alarm method, an intelligent illumination fault automatic alarm system and a storage medium.
Background
The intelligent illumination is a distributed wireless remote measurement, remote control and remote communication control system which is composed of a computer, a wireless communication data transmission technology, a spread spectrum power carrier communication technology, computer intelligent information processing, energy-saving electrical control and the like, so that the intelligent control of the illumination lamp is realized.
At present, in order to realize intelligent monitoring of lighting fixtures, a monitoring device is usually configured for each lighting fixture, and the monitoring device detects the lighting fixture in operation in real time, so that the lighting fixture with a fault can be found out in time.
In the process of implementing the present application, the inventors found that the above-mentioned technology has at least the following problems: in the operation process of the lighting lamp, each monitoring device is operated together, so that the energy consumption is large.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to save energy required in the monitoring process, the application provides an intelligent illumination fault automatic alarm method, an intelligent illumination fault automatic alarm system and a storage medium.
In a first aspect, the application provides an intelligent illumination fault automatic alarm method, which adopts the following technical scheme:
the utility model provides a wisdom illumination trouble autoalarm method, the method is based on the control terminal in the wisdom illumination trouble autoalarm system, wisdom illumination trouble autoalarm system still includes regional monitoring facilities and monomer monitoring facilities, every regional monitoring facilities all corresponds monitoring area, every the monitoring area is the corresponding a plurality of lighting fixtures that are provided with respectively in, monomer monitoring facilities one-to-one correspond lighting fixtures, the method includes:
acquiring area detection data which is measured by each area monitoring device and corresponds to the monitoring area in real time within a preset illumination time period;
if the target area detection data corresponding to the target monitoring area is identified to be abnormal, sending a detection starting signal to all target single monitoring equipment in the target monitoring area;
identifying single detection data which are fed back by all target single monitoring devices in the target monitoring area and correspond to the target lighting lamp;
marking the target lighting lamp corresponding to the abnormal single detection data as an abnormal lamp;
and generating and feeding back a fault report corresponding to the abnormal lamp, wherein the fault report carries the actual address of the abnormal lamp.
By adopting the technical scheme, in the operation process of the lighting lamps, the area monitoring equipment acquires the area detection data of the circuit formed by all the lighting lamps in the corresponding monitoring area in real time and feeds the area detection data back to the control terminal, and after the control terminal identifies that the target monitoring area with abnormal data exists, all the target single monitoring equipment in the target monitoring area can be started, so that the abnormal lamps are further determined, the corresponding fault report is generated, and the monitoring of the lighting lamps is realized. Through setting up the regional monitoring facilities corresponding to different monitoring regions, realize the real-time supervision to a plurality of illumination lamps and lanterns through regional monitoring facilities to need not all monomer monitoring facilities and be in the running state constantly at the operation in-process of illumination lamps and lanterns, only after regional detection data appears unusually, control terminal just can further start the monomer check out test set that corresponds, thereby has practiced thrift the energy.
Optionally, after the target lighting fixture corresponding to the single detection data with the abnormality is marked as an abnormal fixture, the method further includes:
judging the corresponding fault type of the abnormal lamp based on the abnormal monomer detection data and a prestored fault type reference table;
and the fault report also carries the fault type of the abnormal lamp.
By adopting the technical scheme, the control terminal can feed back the actual address of the abnormal lamp and also can feed back the judged fault type of the abnormal lamp, thereby being beneficial to improving the processing efficiency of maintenance personnel on the abnormal lamp.
Optionally, the method further includes:
in a non-lighting time period, sending a micro-lighting signal to each lighting fixture according to a preset temporary detection period, and simultaneously sending a temporary detection signal to each single monitoring device, so that each single monitoring device obtains temporary detection data of the corresponding lighting fixture;
after receiving the temporary detection data, judging whether the temporary detection data is abnormal or not;
and marking the lighting lamp corresponding to the abnormal temporary detection data as an abnormal lamp.
By adopting the technical scheme, when the lighting lamps are in an idle state, the control terminal controls each lighting lamp to be slightly lightened according to the preset temporary detection period, and controls each single monitoring device to acquire temporary detection data, and then the control terminal judges whether the corresponding lighting lamp breaks down or not by verifying the received temporary detection data, so that the possibility of timely finding the faults is improved.
Optionally, the marking the lighting fixture corresponding to the abnormal temporary detection data as an abnormal lighting fixture specifically includes:
marking the illumination lamp corresponding to the abnormal temporary detection data as a lamp to be rechecked;
sending a rechecking request signal to single monitoring equipment corresponding to each lamp to be rechecked so that the single monitoring equipment can acquire rechecking data of the lamp to be rechecked;
after receiving the reinspection data, judging whether the reinspection data is abnormal or not;
and marking the lamps to be rechecked corresponding to the rechecked data with the abnormality as abnormal lamps.
By adopting the technical scheme, the control terminal can carry out secondary detection on the lighting lamp which is judged to be the lamp to be re-detected, so that the possibility of misjudgment is reduced.
Optionally, different temporary detection periods correspond to different single monitoring devices, and the method further includes:
counting the fault occurrence probability of each lighting fixture within a preset time period based on a preset calculation method;
and adjusting the respective temporary detection period of the single monitoring equipment corresponding to each lighting lamp based on the respective fault occurrence probability of each lighting lamp.
By adopting the technical scheme, because the working environments of different lighting fixtures are different, the possibility of faults is different, and the control terminal adjusts the temporary detection period of the corresponding single monitoring equipment according to the fault occurrence probability of each lighting fixture, so that the targeted monitoring of each lighting fixture is facilitated, and the possibility of timely finding the faults is further improved.
Optionally, the higher the failure occurrence probability is, the shorter the time interval of the temporary detection period of the individual monitoring device corresponding to the lighting fixture is.
Optionally, after the single unit detection data corresponding to the target lighting fixture, fed back by all the target single unit monitoring devices in the target monitoring area is identified, the method further includes:
calculating theoretical area detection data corresponding to the target monitoring area based on a preset calculation method and monomer detection data measured by all the target monomer monitoring devices;
comparing actual region detection data corresponding to the target monitoring region with theoretical region detection data;
when the difference value between the actual area detection data and the theoretical area detection data is larger than a preset difference value threshold value, sending a verification request signal to the target area monitoring equipment and the target single monitoring equipment so that the target area monitoring equipment and the target single monitoring equipment feed back self-detection data;
and verifying whether the received self-checking data is abnormal or not, and marking the target area monitoring equipment or the target single monitoring equipment corresponding to the abnormal self-checking data as abnormal monitoring equipment.
By adopting the technical scheme, the control terminal can judge whether the single monitoring equipment and the area monitoring equipment have the possibility of failure or not by comparing the actually detected area detection data with the calculated theoretical area detection data, and after the target area monitoring equipment and the target single monitoring equipment which are possible to fail are judged, the control terminal can further acquire the self-checking data of the target area monitoring equipment and the target single monitoring equipment, so that the abnormal monitoring equipment which fails is further identified. Through the verification of the area monitoring equipment and the single monitoring equipment, the accuracy of fault judgment is improved.
The second aspect, the application provides an wisdom illumination trouble automatic checkout system, adopts following technical scheme:
the utility model provides a wisdom illumination trouble autoalarm system, includes control terminal, regional monitoring facilities and monomer monitoring facilities, every regional monitoring facilities all corresponds there is monitoring area, every the correspondence is provided with a plurality of lighting fixtures in the monitoring area respectively, monomer monitoring facilities one-to-one corresponding lighting fixtures, control terminal includes:
the data acquisition module is used for acquiring the area detection data measured by each area monitoring device in real time within a preset illumination time period;
the data identification module is used for identifying whether the target area detection data corresponding to the target monitoring area is abnormal or not;
the signal sending module is used for sending a detection starting signal to all target single monitoring equipment in a target monitoring area after recognizing that target area detection data corresponding to the target monitoring area are abnormal;
the data identification module is also used for identifying single detection data which are fed back by all target single monitoring devices in the target monitoring area and correspond to the target lighting lamp;
the lamp marking module is used for marking the target lighting lamp corresponding to the abnormal single detection data as an abnormal lamp;
the fault report generating module is used for generating fault reports corresponding to all the abnormal lamps;
and the fault report feedback module is used for feeding back fault reports corresponding to all the abnormal lamps.
In a third aspect, the present application provides an intelligent terminal, which adopts the following technical scheme:
an intelligent terminal comprising a memory and a processor, said memory having stored thereon a computer program that can be loaded by the processor and that executes the method according to the first aspect.
In a fourth aspect, the present application provides a computer-readable storage medium, which adopts the following technical solutions:
a computer readable storage medium comprising a computer program stored thereon which is loadable by a processor and adapted to carry out the method of the first aspect.
In summary, the present application includes at least one of the following beneficial technical effects:
by arranging the area monitoring devices corresponding to different monitoring areas, the real-time monitoring of a plurality of lighting fixtures is realized through the area monitoring devices, so that all the single monitoring devices are not required to be in an operation state all the time in the operation process of the lighting fixtures, and only after the area detection data are abnormal, the control terminal can further start the corresponding single monitoring devices, thereby realizing the effect of saving energy required in the monitoring process;
when the lighting lamps are in an idle state, the control terminal controls each lighting lamp to be turned on slightly according to a preset temporary detection period, and controls each single monitoring device to acquire temporary detection data, and then the control terminal judges whether the corresponding lighting lamp fails or not by verifying the temporary detection data, so that the possibility of finding the failure in time is improved;
through the verification of the area monitoring equipment and the single monitoring equipment, the accuracy of fault judgment is improved.
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FIG. 2 is a schematic flow chart diagram for embodying a monitoring device authentication process in an embodiment of the present application;
fig. 3 is a block diagram of a control terminal in an embodiment of the present application.
Description of reference numerals: 31. a data acquisition module; 32. a data identification module; 33. a signal transmitting module; 34. a lamp marking module; 35. a fault report generation module; 36. and a fault report feedback module.
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The present application is described in further detail below with reference to figures 1-3.
The embodiment of the application discloses an intelligent illumination fault automatic alarm method which can be applied to an intelligent illumination fault automatic alarm system, and an execution main body is a control terminal in the intelligent illumination fault automatic alarm system. The intelligent illumination fault automatic alarm system can be configured in application scenes such as urban illumination and factory illumination, and further comprises area monitoring devices and single monitoring devices, each area monitoring device corresponds to one monitoring area, a plurality of illumination lamps can be connected in parallel in each monitoring area, and each illumination lamp corresponds to one single monitoring device one by one. The area monitoring device can monitor the overall operation data of the circuit formed by all the lighting fixtures in the corresponding monitoring area, wherein the operation data can be electric parameters such as current, voltage, power and the like. Monomer monitoring facilities, regional monitoring facilities and illumination lamps and lanterns all electric connection in control terminal.
The process flow shown in fig. 1 will be described in detail below with reference to specific embodiments, and the contents may be as follows:
s101: and acquiring the area detection data corresponding to the monitoring area, which is measured by each area monitoring device, in real time within a preset illumination time period.
The preset lighting time period refers to a time period preset by a worker and used for lighting the lighting lamp, and the lighting time period can be flexibly set along with different seasons due to different time periods alternating day and night.
In implementation, the lighting fixtures are automatically lit within a preset lighting time period, and the area monitoring devices are also started to operate synchronously. In the illumination time period, the area monitoring equipment acquires the area detection data of the corresponding monitoring area in real time and feeds the acquired area detection data back to the control terminal.
S102: and if the target area detection data corresponding to the target monitoring area is identified to be abnormal, sending a detection starting signal to all target single monitoring equipment in the target monitoring area.
The target monitoring area may be any one or any plurality of all the monitoring areas.
In implementation, the control terminal compares the acquired area detection data with corresponding preset standard data, so as to determine whether the area detection data is abnormal. Wherein, the standard data corresponding to different monitoring areas can be set to different values. When the target area detection data fed back by the target area detection equipment is judged to be abnormal, the control terminal sends a detection starting signal to all target single monitoring equipment in a target monitoring area corresponding to the target area detection equipment, and the target single monitoring equipment acquires the operation data of the corresponding target lighting lamp after receiving the detection starting signal, namely the single detection data.
S103: and identifying the single detection data corresponding to the target lighting lamp fed back by all target single monitoring devices in the target monitoring area.
In implementation, the target single monitoring device feeds back the obtained single detection data of the corresponding target lighting lamp to the control terminal, and the control terminal compares the obtained single detection data with the corresponding preset standard single detection data, so that whether each single detection data is abnormal or not is identified.
S104: and marking the target lighting lamp corresponding to the abnormal single detection data as an abnormal lamp.
In implementation, when the control terminal recognizes that the single detection data corresponding to a certain target lighting lamp is abnormal, the control terminal marks the target lighting lamp as an abnormal lamp.
S105: and generating and feeding back a fault report corresponding to the abnormal lamp.
In implementation, the control terminal may generate a fault report corresponding to the abnormal lamp after completing the identification of all the individual detection data, where the fault report carries an actual address of the abnormal lamp. The actual address of each lighting lamp is prestored in the control terminal, and the actual address is convenient to directly extract. And then, the control terminal sends the generated fault report to intelligent equipment carried by a worker, or directly displays the fault report on a preset public display screen, so that the fault worker can check the fault report conveniently, and abnormal lamps and lanterns can be processed in time.
Optionally, in another embodiment, in order to further facilitate the staff to timely handle the abnormal lamp, after the above S104, the following processing may also be present:
and judging the fault type of the corresponding abnormal lamp based on the abnormal single detection data and a prestored fault type reference table.
In the implementation, a fault type reference table is prestored in the control terminal, and the corresponding relation between common abnormal data and fault types is recorded in the fault type reference table. After the control terminal identifies the abnormal lamps, the abnormal single detection data corresponding to the abnormal lamps are compared with a preset fault type reference table, and therefore the fault type of each abnormal lamp is preliminarily judged.
In this case, the fault report generated in S105 also carries the fault type of the abnormal lamp.
Optionally, in order to perform full inspection on the lighting fixture periodically, so as to find out the abnormal lighting fixture in time, in another embodiment, the following may be further included:
the method comprises the steps of firstly, in a non-lighting time period, sending a micro-lighting signal to each lighting lamp according to a preset temporary detection period, and simultaneously sending a temporary detection signal to each single monitoring device, so that each single monitoring device can obtain temporary detection data of the corresponding lighting lamp.
The non-lighting time period refers to a time period except for the lighting time period, and in the non-lighting time period, the lighting lamp is in an off state.
In an implementation, when in the non-lighting period, the control terminal may send a micro-lighting signal to each lighting fixture according to a preset temporary detection period, for example, once every 2 hours, once every 4 hours, or the like, so that the lighting fixture operates at a preset micro-current. Meanwhile, the control terminal also sends a temporary detection signal to each single monitoring device, so that the single monitoring devices acquire the operation data of the corresponding lighting lamp, namely the temporary detection data.
And step two, after receiving the temporary detection data, judging whether the temporary detection data is abnormal or not.
In implementation, after receiving the temporary detection data fed back by the single monitoring device, the control terminal compares the temporary detection data with the pre-stored standard temporary detection data, so as to determine whether each piece of temporary detection data is abnormal.
And thirdly, marking the illumination lamp corresponding to the abnormal temporary detection data as an abnormal lamp.
In the implementation, the control terminal marks the lighting lamp corresponding to the abnormal temporary detection data as an abnormal lamp, so that the abnormal lighting lamp can be found in time, and the influence of the abnormal lamp on normal lighting is reduced.
Further, in another embodiment, in order to reduce the possibility of erroneous determination, the lighting fixture corresponding to the temporary detection data with an abnormality is marked as an abnormal lighting fixture, and a specific processing procedure may be as follows:
and marking the lighting lamp corresponding to the abnormal temporary detection data as a lamp to be rechecked.
In implementation, after recognizing that some temporary detection data is abnormal, the control terminal may mark the lighting fixture corresponding to the single monitoring device that acquires the temporary detection data, that is, the lighting fixture corresponding to the temporary detection data as a to-be-rechecked lighting fixture.
And sending a rechecking request signal to the single monitoring equipment corresponding to each lamp to be rechecked so that the single monitoring equipment can acquire rechecking data of the lamps to be rechecked.
In implementation, after the lamps to be rechecked are marked by the control terminal, a rechecking request signal can be sent to the individual monitoring device corresponding to each lamp to be rechecked, and after the individual monitoring device receives the rechecking request signal, the individual monitoring device can acquire the operation data of the corresponding lighting lamp again, that is, the rechecking data. And then, the single monitoring equipment feeds back the acquired rechecking data to the control terminal.
And after receiving the reinspection data, judging whether the reinspection data is abnormal or not.
In implementation, after receiving the reinspection data, the control terminal compares the reinspection data with pre-stored standard temporary detection data, so as to judge whether the reinspection data is abnormal.
And marking the lamps to be rechecked corresponding to the rechecked data with the abnormality as abnormal lamps.
In implementation, after the control terminal determines that the retest data corresponding to a certain lamp to be retested is abnormal, the control terminal represents that the acquired continuous two-time running data for the lamp to be retested has abnormality, and at this time, because the possibility of erroneous determination of the two-time detection is extremely low, the control terminal determines the lamp to be retested as an abnormal lamp.
Further, because the working environments of different lighting fixtures are different, the possibility of failure of different lighting fixtures is also different, and in order to adapt to such differences, different temporary detection periods can be set for the single monitoring devices corresponding to different lighting fixtures, and at this time, the method can further include the following processing procedures:
and counting the fault occurrence probability of each lighting fixture in a preset time period based on a preset calculation method.
The preset time period can be 1 month, 2 months and other time periods, and the specific length can be preset by a worker.
In implementation, when the switching time node of two adjacent preset time periods is reached each time, the control terminal counts the probability that each single monitoring device acquires abnormal single monitoring data in the previous preset time period, namely the fault occurrence probability of the corresponding lighting lamp. Here, the failure occurrence probability = (the number of single detection data in which an abnormality occurs in the lighting fixture/the total number of single detection data acquired for the lighting fixture) of a certain lighting fixture.
And adjusting the respective temporary detection period of the single monitoring equipment corresponding to each lighting lamp based on the respective fault occurrence probability of each lighting lamp.
In implementation, after the control terminal calculates the failure occurrence probability of each lighting fixture in the previous preset time period, the control terminal may adjust the temporary detection period of the single monitoring device corresponding to each lighting fixture in the subsequent preset time period based on the calculation result and the preset corresponding relationship between the failure occurrence probability and the temporary detection period, so that the time interval of the temporary detection period corresponding to the lighting fixture with the higher failure occurrence probability is shorter, the temporary detection period can be adjusted regularly, and the important monitoring of the lighting fixture which is easily damaged is realized.
Optionally, in another embodiment, since there is a possibility that the area monitoring device and the single monitoring device may also malfunction, in order to reduce the influence caused by such a situation, in conjunction with fig. 2, after S103, the following processing steps may also be included:
s201: and calculating theoretical area detection data corresponding to the target monitoring area based on a preset calculation method and monomer detection data measured by all target monomer monitoring equipment.
In implementation, after acquiring the monomer detection data fed back by all target monomer monitoring devices in a target monitoring area, the control terminal may calculate theoretical area detection data corresponding to all lighting fixtures in the target monitoring area based on a preset calculation method and the above all monomer detection data. The preset calculation method can be preset by a worker according to a specific circuit in the target monitoring area.
S202: actual area detection data corresponding to the target monitoring area is compared with theoretical area detection data.
In implementation, after the control terminal calculates theoretical region detection data of the target monitoring region, the theoretical region detection data may be compared with region detection data actually acquired by the corresponding target region monitoring device.
S203: and when the difference value between the actual area detection data and the theoretical area detection data is larger than a preset difference value threshold value, sending a verification request signal to the target area monitoring equipment and the target single monitoring equipment so as to enable the target area monitoring equipment and the target single monitoring equipment to feed back the self-checking data.
In implementation, when the control terminal recognizes that the difference between the actual area detection data and the theoretical area detection data is greater than the preset difference threshold, it may be determined that the target area monitoring device or the at least one target single monitoring device has a fault. At this time, in order to further confirm which monitoring device has a fault, the control terminal sends a verification request signal to both the target area monitoring device and the target single monitoring device, and the target area monitoring device and the target single monitoring device perform self-detection after receiving the verification request signal, so as to obtain self-checking data and feed back the obtained self-checking data to the control terminal. The self-checking data can carry the equipment number of the monitoring equipment, so that the control terminal can conveniently identify the equipment number.
S204: and verifying whether the received self-checking data is abnormal or not, and marking the target area monitoring equipment or the target single monitoring equipment corresponding to the abnormal self-checking data as abnormal monitoring equipment.
In implementation, after receiving the self-checking data fed back by the target area monitoring device or the target single monitoring device, the control terminal compares each self-checking data with the pre-stored corresponding standard self-checking data, so as to determine whether each self-checking data is abnormal. When it is determined that some self-checking data is abnormal, the control terminal may mark the target area monitoring device or the single area monitoring device corresponding to the abnormal self-checking data as an abnormal monitoring device. And then, the control terminal can generate a monitoring equipment fault report corresponding to the abnormal monitoring equipment and feed the monitoring equipment fault report back to the staff, so that the staff can conveniently process the monitoring equipment fault report in time.
In this application, through setting up the regional monitoring facilities that correspond to different monitoring regions, realize the real-time supervision to a plurality of lighting fixtures through regional monitoring facilities to need not all monomer monitoring facilities and be in the running state constantly at lighting fixtures's operation in-process, only after regional detection data appears unusually, control terminal just can further start the monomer check out test set that corresponds, thereby realized the effect of practicing thrift the required energy among the monitoring process.
Based on the method, the embodiment of the application further discloses an intelligent automatic alarm system for lighting faults, and referring to fig. 3, the intelligent automatic alarm system for lighting faults comprises a control terminal, area monitoring devices and single monitoring devices, each area monitoring device corresponds to a monitoring area, a plurality of lighting lamps are correspondingly arranged in each monitoring area, and the single monitoring devices correspond to the lighting lamps one by one. Wherein, control terminal includes:
the data acquisition module 31 is configured to acquire, in real time, area detection data, which is measured by each area monitoring device and corresponds to a monitored area, within a preset illumination time period;
the data identification module 32 is configured to identify whether target area detection data corresponding to the target monitoring area is abnormal;
the signal sending module 33 is configured to send a detection start signal to all target individual monitoring devices in the target monitoring area after recognizing that the target area detection data corresponding to the target monitoring area is abnormal;
the data identification module 32 is further configured to identify single detection data, corresponding to the target lighting fixture, fed back by all target single monitoring devices in the target monitoring area;
the lamp marking module 34 is configured to mark a target lighting lamp corresponding to the abnormal single detection data as an abnormal lamp;
a fault report generation module 35, configured to generate a fault report corresponding to the abnormal lamp;
and a fault report feedback module 36 for feeding back a fault report corresponding to the abnormal lamp.
Optionally, the control terminal further includes a fault type determining module, configured to determine a fault type of the corresponding abnormal lamp based on the abnormal individual detection data and a pre-stored fault type reference table after the lamp marking module 34 marks the target lighting lamp corresponding to the abnormal individual detection data as the abnormal lamp.
Optionally, the signal sending module 33 is further configured to send a micro-lighting signal to each lighting fixture according to a preset temporary detection period in a non-lighting time period, and send a temporary detection signal to the individual monitoring devices at the same time, so that each individual monitoring device obtains temporary detection data of the corresponding lighting fixture;
the data identification module 32 is further configured to determine whether the temporary detection data is abnormal after receiving the temporary detection data;
the lamp marking module 34 is further configured to mark the lighting lamp corresponding to the abnormal temporary detection data as an abnormal lamp.
Optionally, the lamp marking module 34 is further configured to mark the lighting lamp corresponding to the abnormal temporary detection data as a lamp to be rechecked;
the signal sending module 33 is further configured to send a retest request signal to the individual monitoring device corresponding to each lamp to be retested, so that the individual monitoring devices obtain the retest data of the lamps to be retested;
the data identification module 32 is further configured to determine whether the review data is abnormal after receiving the review data;
the lamp marking module 34 is further configured to mark the lamp to be rechecked, which corresponds to the rechecking data with the abnormality, as an abnormal lamp.
Optionally, the control terminal further includes:
the fault probability counting module is used for counting the fault occurrence probability of each lighting lamp in a preset time period based on a preset calculating method;
and the period adjusting module is used for adjusting the respective temporary detection period of the single monitoring equipment corresponding to each lighting lamp based on the respective fault occurrence probability of each lighting lamp.
Optionally, the control terminal further includes:
the data calculation module is used for calculating theoretical area detection data corresponding to the target monitoring area based on a preset calculation method and monomer detection data measured by all target monomer monitoring equipment after identifying the monomer detection data corresponding to the target lighting lamp and fed back by all target monomer monitoring equipment in the target monitoring area;
the data identification module 32 is further configured to compare actual region detection data corresponding to the target monitoring region with theoretical region detection data;
the signal sending module 33 is further configured to send a verification request signal to the target area monitoring device and the target individual monitoring device when a difference between the actual area detection data and the theoretical area detection data is greater than a preset difference threshold value, so that the target area monitoring device and the target individual monitoring device feed back self-inspection data;
the data identification module 32 is further configured to verify whether the received self-test data is abnormal;
the control terminal further comprises a monitoring device marking module used for marking the target area monitoring device or the target single monitoring device corresponding to the abnormal self-checking data as the abnormal monitoring device.
The embodiment of the application also discloses an intelligent terminal, which comprises a memory and a processor, wherein the memory is stored with a computer program which can be loaded by the processor and can execute the intelligent illumination fault automatic alarm method.
The embodiment of the present application further discloses a computer readable storage medium storing a computer program capable of being loaded by a processor and executing the intelligent illumination failure automatic alarm method, the computer readable storage medium for example comprising: various media capable of storing program codes, such as a usb disk, a removable hard disk, a Read-Only Memory (ROM), a Random Access Memory (RAM), a magnetic disk, or an optical disk.
The above examples are only used to illustrate the technical solutions of the present application, and do not limit the scope of protection of the application. It is to be understood that the embodiments described are only some of the embodiments of the present application and not all of them. All other embodiments, which can be derived by a person skilled in the art from these embodiments without making any inventive step, are within the scope of the present application.
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1. The intelligent automatic alarm method for the lighting faults is based on a control terminal in an intelligent automatic alarm system for the lighting faults, the intelligent automatic alarm system for the lighting faults further comprises area monitoring devices and single monitoring devices, each area monitoring device corresponds to a monitoring area, a plurality of lighting lamps are correspondingly arranged in each monitoring area, the single monitoring devices correspond to the lighting lamps one by one, and the method comprises the following steps:
acquiring area detection data which is measured by each area monitoring device and corresponds to the monitoring area in real time within a preset illumination time period;
if the target area detection data corresponding to the target monitoring area is identified to be abnormal, sending a detection starting signal to all target single monitoring equipment in the target monitoring area;
identifying single detection data which are fed back by all target single monitoring devices in the target monitoring area and correspond to the target lighting lamp;
marking the target lighting lamp corresponding to the abnormal single detection data as an abnormal lamp;
and generating and feeding back a fault report corresponding to the abnormal lamp, wherein the fault report carries the actual address of the abnormal lamp.
2. The intelligent lighting failure automatic alarm method according to claim 1, wherein after the target lighting fixture corresponding to the single detection data with abnormality is marked as an abnormal lighting fixture, the method further comprises:
judging the corresponding fault type of the abnormal lamp based on the abnormal monomer detection data and a prestored fault type reference table;
and the fault report also carries the fault type of the abnormal lamp.
3. The intelligent lighting fault autoalarm method of claim 1, further comprising:
in a non-lighting time period, sending a micro-lighting signal to each lighting fixture according to a preset temporary detection period, and simultaneously sending a temporary detection signal to each single monitoring device, so that each single monitoring device obtains temporary detection data of the corresponding lighting fixture;
after receiving the temporary detection data, judging whether the temporary detection data is abnormal or not;
and marking the lighting lamp corresponding to the abnormal temporary detection data as an abnormal lamp.
4. The intelligent automatic alarm method for lighting faults according to claim 3, wherein the step of marking the lighting fixture corresponding to the abnormal temporary detection data as an abnormal lighting fixture specifically comprises:
marking the illumination lamp corresponding to the abnormal temporary detection data as a lamp to be rechecked;
sending a rechecking request signal to single monitoring equipment corresponding to each lamp to be rechecked so that the single monitoring equipment can acquire rechecking data of the lamp to be rechecked;
after receiving the reinspection data, judging whether the reinspection data is abnormal or not;
and marking the lamps to be rechecked corresponding to the rechecked data with the abnormality as abnormal lamps.
5. The intelligent lighting fault automatic alarm method according to claim 3, wherein different individual monitoring devices correspond to different temporary detection periods, the method further comprising:
counting the fault occurrence probability of each lighting fixture within a preset time period based on a preset calculation method;
and adjusting the respective temporary detection period of the single monitoring equipment corresponding to each lighting lamp based on the respective fault occurrence probability of each lighting lamp.
6. The intelligent lighting failure automatic alarm method according to claim 5, wherein the higher the failure occurrence probability, the shorter the time interval of the temporary detection period of the individual monitoring device corresponding to the lighting fixture.
7. The intelligent lighting fault automatic alarm method according to claim 1, further comprising, after the identifying of the target individual monitoring devices in the target monitoring area feeds back the individual detection data corresponding to the target lighting fixtures:
calculating theoretical area detection data corresponding to the target monitoring area based on a preset calculation method and monomer detection data measured by all the target monomer monitoring devices;
comparing actual region detection data corresponding to the target monitoring region with theoretical region detection data;
when the difference value between the actual area detection data and the theoretical area detection data is larger than a preset difference value threshold value, sending a verification request signal to the target area monitoring equipment and the target single monitoring equipment so that the target area monitoring equipment and the target single monitoring equipment feed back self-detection data;
and verifying whether the received self-checking data is abnormal or not, and marking the target area monitoring equipment or the target single monitoring equipment corresponding to the abnormal self-checking data as abnormal monitoring equipment.
8. The utility model provides an wisdom illumination trouble autoalarm system, its characterized in that, includes control terminal, regional monitoring facilities and monomer monitoring facilities, every regional monitoring facilities all corresponds has the monitoring area, every correspond respectively in the monitoring area and be provided with a plurality of illumination lamps and lanterns, monomer monitoring facilities one-to-one illumination lamps and lanterns, control terminal includes:
the data acquisition module (31) is used for acquiring the area detection data which are measured by each area monitoring device and correspond to the monitoring area in real time within a preset illumination time period;
the data identification module (32) is used for identifying whether the target area detection data corresponding to the target monitoring area is abnormal or not;
the signal sending module (33) is used for sending a detection starting signal to all target single monitoring equipment in a target monitoring area after recognizing that target area detection data corresponding to the target monitoring area are abnormal;
the data identification module (32) is further used for identifying single detection data which are fed back by all target single monitoring devices in the target monitoring area and correspond to the target lighting lamp;
a lamp marking module (34) for marking the target lighting lamp corresponding to the abnormal single detection data as an abnormal lamp;
a fault report generation module (35) for generating a fault report corresponding to the abnormal light fixture;
a fault report feedback module (36) for feeding back a fault report corresponding to the abnormal light fixture.
9. An intelligent terminal, comprising a memory and a processor, the memory having stored thereon a computer program that can be loaded by the processor and that executes the method according to any one of claims 1 to 7.
10. A computer-readable storage medium, in which a computer program is stored which can be loaded by a processor and which executes the method of any one of claims 1 to 7.
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