EP3568557A1 - Türantriebsystem und betriebsverfahren hierfür - Google Patents
Türantriebsystem und betriebsverfahren hierfürInfo
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- EP3568557A1 EP3568557A1 EP18700206.8A EP18700206A EP3568557A1 EP 3568557 A1 EP3568557 A1 EP 3568557A1 EP 18700206 A EP18700206 A EP 18700206A EP 3568557 A1 EP3568557 A1 EP 3568557A1
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a door drive system for an entrance door, in particular house and / or apartment entrance door.
- the invention further relates to an operating method for the door drive system
- apartment entrance doors are said to have a motorized lock today when fitted with a swing door operator.
- the drive controls the motor lock (or vice versa) and opens the door only if the message "open" (latch and latch retracted) is present in the door lock of the motorized door.
- the retrofitting of engine locks including cable transition, as known for example from DE 20 2010 002 632 U1, from door frame to door leaf is complex and associated with high costs.
- EP 1 837 467 A2 EP 2 330 566 A2
- EP 3 096 297 A2 EP 3 096 298 A2
- EP 3 096 299 A2 EP 3 096 299 A2.
- the invention has for its object to improve the retrofitting of entrance doors with door drives.
- the invention provides a door drive system for an entrance door, in particular house and / or front entrance door, with a movable between a closed position and an open position door, comprising: an automatic door drive device, in particular swing door operator, with a drive device which is connectable for automatically driving the door leaf to this;
- an automatic lock device which can be arranged in the door leaf and which is designed to automatically block the door leaf in the closed position
- control device which can be connected to the door drive device and is designed to control the drive device and to wirelessly and / or wirelessly receive a control signal, in particular a command signal and / or a status signal, to / from the automatic lock device.
- control device is integrated in the door drive device.
- control device is designed for wired transmission and / or wired reception of the control signal to / from the door drive device.
- control device has a transceiver for wireless transmission of the control signals.
- control device has at least one potential-free output and / or at least one potential-free input for the wired transmission of the control signal.
- control device is designed to receive a control signal of an operating device, in particular a hand-held transmitter.
- the door drive system comprises a control device designed for operating the door drive device, in particular a hand-held transmitter. It is preferred that the operating device is designed to generate a control signal and then to send it to the control device. It is preferred that the control device is designed, in response to an opening signal of the operating device, to cause the automatic lock device to cancel the blocking of the door leaf, in particular for a predetermined unlocking time.
- the predetermined unlocking time can be programmed in a smartkey or door key drive, for example in the range of 1 s to 20 s, in particular in one-second increments.
- control device is designed, in response to a status signal of the automatic lock device, to cause the door drive device, preferably by means of a potential-free actuation signal, to move the door leaf into the open position.
- the door drive device is designed to send a, in particular potential-free, end position signal to the control device when the door leaf has been moved into the closed position. It is preferable that the control device is configured to cause the automatic lock device to block the door leaf in response to the end position signal.
- the door drive device is designed to hold the door leaf in the open position for a predetermined opening time and preferably subsequently to transfer it into the closed position. It is preferred that the opening time is selected such that the door leaf is in the closed position before the end of the unlocking time, so that the door leaf can be blocked by the automatic lock device.
- the door drive device is designed to hold the door in the open position until the control device causes the door drive device to close the door leaf, in particular due to a closing signal generated by the operating device and received by the control device.
- the automatic lock device is designed to receive an operating signal of a lock operating device, in particular wirelessly, and in response to an opening signal received from the lock operator, cancel the door's blockage and send an opening signal to the controller which, in response to the opening signal, causes the door operator to translate the door to the open position.
- the automatic lock device is designed as, in particular battery-powered, engine lock device.
- the automatic lock device is responsive to a control signal during a receiving period and unresponsive to a control signal during a dead period. It is preferable that the dead period is formed between 100 times and 300 times, preferably 150 times and 250 times, more preferably 200 times longer than the receiving period.
- the invention provides an operating method for a preferred door drive system for an entrance door, in particular house and / or front entrance door, wherein the control means wirelessly transmits a control signal to the automatic lock device and / or receives from the automatic lock device to control the drive means.
- control device sends the control signal to the door drive device in wired fashion and / or receives it in a wired manner from the door drive device in order to control the drive device.
- control device wirelessly transmits the control signal by means of a transceiver.
- control device transmits the control signal by means of at least one potential-free output and / or at least one potential-free input via a wired connection. It is preferred that the control device receives a control signal of an operating device, in particular a hand-held transmitter, in order to control the drive device.
- the operating device generates a control signal and then sends it to the control device in order to control the drive device.
- control device in response to an opening signal of the operating device, causes the automatic lock device to cancel the blocking of the door leaf, in particular for a predetermined unlocking time.
- control device in response to a status signal of the automatic lock device, causes the door drive device, preferably by means of a potential-free actuation signal, to move the door leaf into the open position.
- the door drive device transmits a, in particular potential-free, end-position signal to the control device when the door leaf has been moved into the closed position. It is preferred that the control device in response to the end position signal causes the automatic lock device to block the door leaf, in particular in the closed position.
- the door drive device holds the door leaf in the open position for a predetermined opening time, and preferably then transfers it into the closed position. It is preferred that the opening time is selected such that the door leaf is in the closed position before the end of the unlocking time, so that the door leaf can be blocked by the automatic lock device.
- the door drive device holds the door leaf in the open position until the control device engages the door drive device to close the door Door leaf causes, in particular due to a generated by the operating device and received by the control device closing signal.
- the automatic lock device receives an operating signal of a lock operating device, in particular wirelessly, and releases the blocking of the door leaf in response to an opening signal received by the lock operating device. It is preferable that the automatic lock device further sends an opening signal to the control device. It is preferred that the control device, in response to the opening signal, cause the door drive device to translate the door leaf to the open position.
- the automatic lock device is designed as, in particular battery-powered, engine lock device.
- the automatic lock device listen for a control signal during a receive period and be unresponsive for a control signal during a dead period. It is preferable that the dead period is formed between 100 times and 300 times, preferably 150 times and 250 times, more preferably 200 times longer than the receiving period.
- the door drive system comprises a, in particular stationary, actuator as an operating device. It is preferred that the actuating device is designed as an actuating button. Preferably, the actuator is provided in the vicinity of the door operated by the door drive system.
- the actuating device is designed to generate a wired opening signal as a command signal.
- the door drive device is designed to generate an opening signal, in particular as a potential-free control signal, in response to receiving the command signal.
- the control device is configured, in response to receiving a status signal, to generate an enable signal adapted to the door drive device.
- the enable signal can be generated as a potential-free status signal.
- the door operator is configured to cause the driver to drive the door in response to the adjusted enable signal to move the door to the open position.
- the control device enables communication of the door drive device with the automatic lock device.
- the control device communicates wirelessly with the automatic lock device, so that when retrofitting a change of the front door, in particular of the door panel, can be avoided.
- a cable transition between door frame and door leaf is no longer necessary. Consequently, retrofitting is less expensive.
- Bidirectional communication between the components not only allows control commands to be transmitted, but also status messages can be received. Wired communication can make it difficult to interfere with the security of the system. Potential-free outlets increase the compatibility with other systems, so that the door drive system can be better integrated into existing systems. Furthermore, a door drive device without adapted control device can thus also be equipped with additional functions. Overall, the retrofitting can therefore be further improved.
- Fig. 1 shows an embodiment of a door drive system
- Fig. 2 shows an embodiment of an opening operation
- Fig. 3 shows an embodiment of a closing operation
- Fig. 6 shows an embodiment of an opening operation.
- Fig. 1 shows a door drive system 10 for an entrance door 12.
- the door 12 includes a door frame 14. On the door frame 14, a door leaf 1 6 by means of a plurality of door hinges 18 is pivotally mounted about a vertical axis.
- the entrance door 12 is for example a front door or entrance door or a front door.
- the door drive system 10 further includes a door drive device 20.
- the door drive device 20 is designed, for example, as a swing door operator.
- the door drive device 20 comprises a drive device 22 for driving the door leaf 1 6.
- the drive device 22 has a motor (not shown in detail), a gear 24 and a slide rail 26.
- the slide rail 26 is attached to the door 1 6, so that the engine via the gear 24, the door leaf 1 6 can move between closed position and open position.
- the door drive system 10 includes an automatic lock device 28.
- the automatic lock device 28 is configured, for example, as a motor lock device 30.
- the engine lock device 30 comprises in particular a motor lock.
- the automatic lock device 28 comprises at least one locking element 32. If the automatic lock device 28 is in the locked state, the locking element 32 prevents movement of the door leaf 16, provided that the door leaf 16 is in the closed position. In the release state, however, the door leaf 1 6 can be moved from the closed position.
- an actuator (such as a motor) is provided on the engine lock device 30, which is powered by a battery 34 with energy.
- the battery 34 is for example a Li-ion battery 36.
- the automatic lock device 28 or the motor lock device 30 comprises a control unit (not shown in detail), which controls the change between blocking state and release state and can receive or transmit control signals.
- the automatic lock device 28 is arranged and fixed in and / or on the door leaf 1 6.
- the automatic lock device 28 or the motor lock device 30 should have a long service life before the battery 34 has to be replaced or charged.
- the control unit therefore only listens for a reception period, for example 3 ms, in the single-digit millisecond range, after a command signal. If no command signal is received, the automatic lock device 28 is turned off for a dead time period that is very long compared to the receiving period. Receiving or sending any signals is then not possible.
- the dead period is, for example, 600 ms.
- the door drive system 10 further comprises an operating device 38.
- the operating device 38 is designed, for example, as a hand-held transmitter 40.
- the operating device 38 can also be designed as a transponder, RFID chip or the like.
- the hand-held transmitter 40 can also be designed to receive status messages.
- the door drive system 10 additionally comprises a control device 42.
- the control device 42 has a transceiver 44 and a plurality of potential-free connections 46.
- the control device 42 is connected by means of the potential-free terminals 46 via a signal line 48 with associated potential-free terminals 50 of the door drive device 20.
- a user actuates the hand-held transmitter 40.
- the hand-held transmitter 40 then generates an opening signal OS1 as a command signal IS.
- the opening signal OS1 is thus an example of a control signal.
- the opening signal OS1 becomes wireless transmitted to the controller 42 and received by the controller 42.
- the controller 42 In response to receiving the opening signal OS1, the controller 42 generates an opening signal OS2 adapted to the automatic lock device 28 and transmits it to the automatic lock device 28 via the transceiver 44.
- the transmission is made so that reception by the automatic lock device 28 is ensured.
- Receives the automatic lock device 28, the opening signal OS2, the locking element 32 is placed in the release state, so that the door leaf 1 6 can be moved from the closed position.
- the automatic lock device 28 generates and sends an enable signal FS as a status signal SS back to the control device 42.
- the enable signal FS is thus also an example of a control signal.
- the controller 42 In response to receiving the enable signal FS, the controller 42 generates an opening signal OS3 adapted to the door drive device 20.
- the opening signal OS3 is generated as a potential-free control signal.
- the opening signal OS3 is output at one of the potential-free terminals 46 (potential-free output) and conducted via the signal line 48 to one of the potential-free terminals 50 (potential-free input).
- the drive device 22 then drives the door leaf 1 6 in order to move the door leaf 1 6 into the open position.
- the automatic lock device 28 transfers the locking element 32 back into the blocking state. This can take place in that the automatic lock device 28 leaves the locking element 32 in the release state only for a release time that can be predetermined on the automatic lock device 28.
- the door drive system 10 may be configured to automatically close the entry door 12 after a predetermined hold time.
- the door leaf 1 6 is moved by the drive device 22 after the end of the hold time in the closed position.
- the door drive device 10 detects that the door leaf 1 6 is in the closed position, for example by means of a rotary encoder (not shown in detail)
- the door drive device 10 generates a floating Endlagesignal CP as a status signal SS and transmits this via one of the floating terminals 50 (potential-free output), the signal line 48 and one of the floating terminals 46 (potential-free input) to the controller 42.
- the controller 42 In response to the end position signal CP, the controller 42 generates a lock signal LS as a command signal IS and sends it to the automatic lock device 28. Thereafter, the automatic lock device 28 transfers the lock element 32 to the lock state, so that the door leaf 1 6, since it is in the Closed position, can not be moved.
- the automatic lock device 28 can generate a blocking signal BS1 as a status signal SS and send it to the control device 42.
- the control device 42 In response to the blocked signal BS1, the control device 42 generates a potential-free blocking signal BS2 as a status signal SS and transmits this by means of one of the potential-free terminals 46, for example to a control station. This automatically returns the lock status and can be further processed.
- HMI device 38 is not involved in the closing process.
- the automatic lock device 28 is then designed as a mechanical automatic lock.
- the unlocking time of the automatic lock and the hold time of the door drive device 20 are coordinated so that the automatic lock device 28, the locking element 32 is securely transferred only in the closed position of the door leaf 16 in the blocking state. Subsequently, the feedback described above can be made to the control room.
- a user actuates the hand-held transmitter 40.
- the hand-held transmitter 40 then generates a closing signal CS1 as a command signal IS.
- the closing signal CS1 is thus an example of a control signal.
- the closing signal CS1 is transmitted wirelessly to the control device 42 and received by the control device 42.
- the controller 42 In response to receiving the closing signal CS1, the controller 42 generates a floating closing signal CS2 adapted to the door driving device 20 and sends it to the door driving device 20.
- the driving device 22 is moved to move the door leaf 16 from the open position to the door Closed position causes.
- the door drive device 10 detects that the door leaf 16 is in the closed position, the door drive device 10 generates a potential-free end position signal CP as a status signal SS and transmits this to the control device 42.
- the control device 42 In response to the end position signal CP, the control device 42 generates a lock signal LS as Command signal IS and sends this to the automatic lock device 28. Then transfers the automatic lock device 28, the locking member 32 in the locked state, so that the door leaf 16, since it is in the closed position, can not be moved.
- the automatic lock device 28 generates a blocking signal BS as a status signal SS and sends it to the control device 42.
- the blocked signal BS can serve as an acknowledgment for the completion of the closing operation or else be further processed as described above.
- the automatic lock device 28 is then designed as a mechanical automatic lock.
- the door driving device 10 is configured in this case so that the entire closing operation is performed within the unlocking time of the automatic lock.
- the door drive system 10 comprises a lock operating device 52 as an operating device 38.
- the lock operating device 52 is designed, for example, as a lock hand transmitter 54. Other typical embodiments are possible.
- a user generates by means of the lock control device 52 an opening signal OS1 as a command signal IS.
- the opening signal OS1 is wirelessly transmitted to and received from the automatic lock device 28.
- the lock member 32 is set in the release state, so that the door leaf 16 can be moved from the closed position.
- the automatic lock device 28 generates and sends an enable signal FS as a status signal SS to the controller 42.
- the controller 42 In response to receiving the enable signal FS, the controller 42 generates an opening signal OS2 adapted to the door drive device 20 as a command signal IS.
- the opening signal OS2 is generated as a potential-free control signal.
- the opening signal OS2 is output at one of the potential-free terminals 46 (potential-free output) and conducted via the signal line 48 to one of the potential-free terminals 50 (potential-free input).
- the drive device 22 then drives the door leaf 1 6 in order to move the door leaf 1 6 into the open position.
- the automatic lock device 28 transfers the locking element 32 back into the blocking state. This can take place in that the automatic lock device 28 leaves the locking element 32 in the release state only for a release time that can be predetermined on the automatic lock device 28.
- the door drive system 10 includes a fixed actuator 56 as an operator unit 38.
- the actuator 56 is designed, for example, as an actuation button 58 and is preferably provided in the vicinity of the door 12 operated by the door drive system 10.
- the actuator 56 is wired to the door operator 20.
- a user actuates the actuator 56.
- the actuator 56 then generates a wired opening signal OS4 as a command signal IS.
- the wired opening signal OS4 is an example of a control signal.
- the Wired opening signal 0S4 is wired and preferably transmitted as a potential-free signal to the door drive device 20.
- the door drive device 20 In response to receiving the wired opening signal OS4, the door drive device 20 generates an opening signal OS3.
- the opening signal OS3 is generated as a potential-free control signal.
- the opening signal OS3 is output at one of the potential-free terminals 50 (potential-free output) and conducted via the signal line 48 to one of the potential-free terminals 46 (potential-free input).
- the controller 42 In response to receiving the opening signal OS3, the controller 42 generates an opening signal OS2 adapted to the automatic lock device 28 and sends it to the automatic lock device 28 via the transceiver 44. The transmission is made so that reception by the automatic lock device 28 is ensured. Receives the automatic lock device 28, the opening signal OS2, the locking element 32 is placed in the release state, so that the door leaf 1 6 can be moved from the closed position.
- the automatic lock device 28 generates and sends an enable signal FS as a status signal SS back to the control device 42.
- the enable signal FS is thus also an example of a control signal.
- the controller 42 In response to receiving the enable signal FS, the controller 42 generates an enable signal FS1 adapted to the door drive device 20.
- the enable signal FS1 is generated as a potential-free status signal.
- the enable signal FS1 is output at one of the potential-free terminals 46 (potential-free output) and conducted via the signal line 48 to one of the potential-free terminals 50 (potential-free input).
- the drive device 22 drives the door leaf 1 6 to move the door leaf 1 6 in the open position.
- the automatic lock device 28 can transfer the locking element 32 back into the blocking state. This can be done by the automatic lock device 28 the Locking element 32 leaves only for a predetermined on the automatic lock device 28 release time in the release state.
- the door lock drive As soon as the door lock drive has withdrawn the latch and as a rule keeps it programmatically retracted for a few seconds, the latter sends a radio command to the small receiver board, triggering a movement command of the door drive.
- the power supply of the receiver board (usually 24 VDC) can be made via the door drive.
- control unit 22 may be integrated in the transmitting / receiving unit 44.
- the door lock actuator should be put to sleep for an acceptable battery life for a "longer period of time” (eg, 600ms sleep, 3ms see if there is a command), which means sending a long log for wakeup.
- a "longer period of time” eg, 600ms sleep, 3ms see if there is a command
- HDC has a transceiver. 2 potential-free outputs (opening and closing) and 1 potential-free input for the end position signal of the door drive.
- an optional third floating output could be used to open the drive's latch or relay a message to a control station when the status message "Locked" was reported by the SK.
- the HMI device, z. B. a remote control sends an opening command to the HDC and this another command to the SK to open the door lock. After the latch latch retracts (and remains retracted for a programmable time in the SK), the SK sends the status back to the HDC. HDC then gives an opening impulse (preferably potential-free, so that HDC can also be used for other door drives) to the door drive. After the door has left the closed position, the SK can "release" the latch again.
- the two times (automatic door drive input and optional automatic lock time from the SK) should be coordinated with each other so that the door is already closed before the SK
- the variant without end position detection of the door drive is therefore a preferred solution with mechanical automatic locks, which already have a VDS-approved lock, without the additional locking of the door lock drive must have been done.
- you can on the automatic locking of SK Manual locking can be performed, for example, by means of the SK c.Without automatic feed with end-position message "Door closed" from the door drive:
- the HMI device eg. B.
- a remote control sends a closing command to the HDC and HDC gives this (preferably potential-free) to the door drive on.
- HDC sends a lock command to the SK
- the status message is locked by the SK to the HDC d
- this mode of operation can also only be used in conjunction with mechanical automatic locks on doors.
- a manual locking can be done by means of the SK.
- the HMI device z. B. a remote control, sends an opening command to the SK.
- the SK sends the status to the HDC.
- HDC then gives an opening impulse (preferably potential-free, so that HDC can also be used for other door drives) to the door drive.
- the SK can "release" the latch again.
- the two times (automatic door drive input and optional automatic lock time from the SK) must match each other so that the door is already closed before the SK locks automatically
- the variant without end position detection of the door drive is therefore a preferred solution with mechanical automatic locks, which already have a VDS-approved lock, without the additional locking of the door lock drive must be done.
- you can do without the automatic locking of the SK In particular, a manual locking can be carried out by means of the SK.
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