WO2004053602A1 - Configurable electronic module for operation in service vehicles, in particular fire-fighting vehicles - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a control device for operating an emergency vehicle, in particular a fire engine, or additional units integrated or externally operable in the emergency vehicle, such as pumps, compressors, hydraulics, generators, etc., comprising at least one configuration unit, at least one electronic module with a computing device comprising a microcontroller and a storage device, as well as analog and / or digital input and output interfaces, and a bus system connecting the individual units and modules.
- a system for the process-controlled transmission of electrical signals and electrical energy within a military vehicle is known from DE 199 44 132 A1.
- a CAN bus system to a central distribution unit, in which the bus system is integrated, and a central energy supply unit. This avoids extensive control lines.
- the individual consumers are connected to the bus in a star shape via extended spur lines that are routed in the same cable as the supply lines.
- the participants can be connected to the bus directly or via a common node element.
- the nodes are constructed identically and can therefore be exchanged for each other at any time. The identical structure is achieved in that the contact assignment of the connector for the consumer is determined in such a way that all the necessary signals are available and not too many reserve lines remain open.
- a controllable data protocol device is integrated in the vehicle control unit, which variably specifies the data protocol to be used in each case from a predetermined number of different protocols.
- the data protocol is understood to mean the manner in which the time sequence of data information is transferred.
- the protocol then communicates between the individual components.
- the object of the present invention is therefore to provide a control device that can be flexibly adapted to changes in the individual system components with regard to their electro-technical specifications.
- this object is achieved in that the confectioning unit is connected to the computing device arranged in the electronics module, and software instructions are stored in the storage device, which can be assigned to the connection contacts of the input / output interfaces of the electronics module, and the confectioning unit is assigned at least one input unit and one display unit.
- the advantage here is that the electronic module used, which takes over the central control tasks for the respective additional unit, can be flexibly adapted to the functions and connections of this unit.
- the required data is entered via an easy-to-use conf ⁇ guration unit using an input unit and a display unit, which enables simple parameter input and simultaneous control of this input.
- the stored in the memory of the electronic module and for Available functions or software routines can be assigned to the desired connection pins of the additional unit by entries on the configuration unit.
- This advantageously makes it possible that when changes are made to the additional unit or an additional unit is replaced, no new cabling and / or no change to the software stored in the electronics module or to the electromotive module itself is necessary.
- Another advantage is that the flexibility of the control device, even after delivery of the vehicle, allows new units to be integrated into the existing control device by changing the configuration of the electronic modules.
- Reconfiguration takes place directly on the module itself, which ensures independence, for example in the event of errors or faults in the bus system.
- the electronics module and the confectioning unit are designed with at least one interface for the local or remote transmission of signals or data via a local or global network, since data exchange and interaction of different electronics modules is easily possible, or configuration data, for example that are stored on the manufacturer's server computers can be exchanged.
- the confectioning unit is arranged externally and to be in line-connected or wireless communication with the electronics module, as a result of which a central configuration unit, for example arranged in the vehicle cabin, can configure all of the electronics modules integrated in the control device according to the invention.
- This configuration can also take place via a radio connection, for example through a mobile service station.
- the electronic module is clearly identified by an electronic identification number, since this enables the desired module to be addressed and configured from a central location.
- elements of the input unit to be formed from mechanical switches, in particular from DIP switches, and thus a reconfiguration of the electronic modules can be carried out directly by a service technician on site, without the aid of special tools.
- switches offer the advantage of maximum switching reliability and are housed in a space-saving housing.
- the configuration unit allows parameters of the electronic modules to be set, as a result of which simple input of, for example, analog values such as zero point, full point, spreading is possible.
- a further advantageous embodiment variant of the invention provides that the parameters are stored in the memory device of the electronic module in a voltage-safe manner, in particular in an EEPROM or flash memory. As a result, unit-specific parameters can be safely stored in the electronic module even in the event of a power failure.
- the software functions are transferred to the computer of the electronic module via the existing bus connection or read from there and can be stored in a voltage-safe manner. This enables a simple software update of the functions in the electronics module to be carried out.
- an emergency operation program for defective bus connections can be stored in the storage device and thus for a defect in the bus connection, a so-called.
- Emergency operation program can operate the respective unit in an operationally safe state.
- the bus system is formed by a fieldbus system, in particular a CAN bus, and the topology of the bus system is linear, since field components can apply maintenance, diagnosis and control to themselves, support bidirectional communication and communication with other field components, as well as the cabling effort and thereby the costs can be significantly reduced.
- control lines and the supply lines of the bus system are routed separately, and thus also for consumers who need more dimensioned supply lines due to their power consumption.
- the data of the electronic modules can only be determined and / or changed by an authorized body, and malfunctions or damage can thereby be avoided.
- the display unit is formed by LEDs, which offers the advantage of an inexpensive implementation of the confectioning unit.
- control device is to be explained in more detail with the following exemplary embodiments and with reference to figures.
- FIG. 1 shows an emergency vehicle with additional units arranged on the roof and a trailer, with the control device according to the invention, in a side view;
- Fig. 3 is a schematic representation of confuration.
- FIG. 1 shows a side view of a control device 1 according to the invention in an integrated emergency vehicle 2, for example a fire engine, with additional units 3 arranged on the roof and a trailer 4.
- additional units 3 for example pumps, compressors, hydraulic units, power units and the like, can be arranged on or in the emergency vehicle 2.
- additional units 3 are also understood to mean a wide variety of items of equipment, such as throwers, portable syringes, lighting devices, foam proportioning systems, warning and signaling devices, fans, conductors, etc.
- Fig.l shows a trailer 4 coupled with a coupling device for detachable connection to the emergency vehicle 2, which can also be equipped with various additional units 3, in particular generators for power generation, extinguishing agent pumps or fans.
- the individual additional units 3 are assigned electronic modules 5, which are in communication with one another for electronic data exchange via a common bus system 6.
- the bus system 6 is implemented by a field bus system, in particular a
- Each electronic module 5 has CAN input and output interfaces, as shown by communication interfaces 8 in FIG. 2.
- the electronics module 5 has the function of a CAN node element to which the various additional units are connected.
- the topology of the bus system 6 is linear, that is to say embodied in a bus structure.
- the bus system 6 it is also conceivable for the bus system 6 to be ring or star-shaped, for example. is trained. There is also the option of using redundant bus cables to increase reliability. Because of the high currents and the associated interference fields that the individual additional units require or cause, the data lines are preferably routed separately from the supply lines.
- CAN technology offers the advantages of proven technology, simple cabling and secure transmission.
- bus system 6 can also be operated by other systems, for example by a LON (Local Operating Network), Profibus (Process Field Bus), ASI (Actuator Sensor Interface), Interbus-S, FIP (Flux Information Processus, Factory Instrumentation Protocol) be educated.
- LON Local Operating Network
- Profibus Process Field Bus
- ASI Actuator Sensor Interface
- Interbus-S Interbus-S
- FIP Fluor Information Processus, Factory Instrumentation Protocol
- the electronic modules 5 take over the central control and regulation tasks of the connected additional units 3. This includes, for example, the control of valves, pumps and relays, volume and flow control or measurement, detection of button and contact states or operating states and their logical combination and evaluation or display, control of the entire data flow in compliance with bus protocols, control of communication via a radio link, processing of user inputs, visual and acoustic display of operating states as well as the energy supply and distribution of the individual units.
- Corresponding software functions are stored in the electronics module 5.
- signals or states of interest can be processed and evaluated by the electronic module 5 via, for example, electrical, magnetic, optical or thermal sensors. The sensors do not have to be integrated in the electronics module 5, but can instead be in line-connected or non-contact communication for data exchange.
- the electronic module 5 can convert the input or output signals into analog or digital values or vice versa. Filtering or processing or adaptation of the individual signals to the specific properties and requirements of the additional unit 3 is also possible.
- the individual electronic modules 5 are not identical in terms of both their hardware and their software structure, but are adapted to the respective additional unit 3, or to the installation location of the additional unit 3, or to the installation location in the additional unit 3 ,
- the mechanical load that acts on the electronics module 5.
- Corresponding shielding also takes into account high temperature loads or electromagnetic fields.
- the adaptation is also carried out, for example, in such a way that for additional units 3 with higher power consumption, the electronic components, for example relays or power transistors, are dimensioned correspondingly higher, or in return can be dimensioned smaller with lower requirements, which saves costs.
- Faster switching times or processing times of the controlled additional units 3 can also be taken into account by using correspondingly faster electronic components.
- connection serves to integrate the trailer 4 into the entire control device 1.
- individual electronic modules 5 can work independently of one another and therefore those integrated in the trailer 4
- cables and modules form an independent control device 1, it is also possible according to the invention to operate the trailer 4 and its additional units 3 independently of the emergency vehicle 2 or to use the functionality of the control device 1.
- control device 1 shows the control device 1 according to the invention with two different electronic modules 5, with a common bus system 6 as a block diagram.
- the two electronic modules 5 do not have to be identical, but, as already described in FIG. 1, are adapted to the place and purpose of use. This is indicated in FIG. 2 by differently wide input-output interfaces 7. Both electronic modules 5 are connected to one another via the interfaces 8 and the common bus system 6. The necessary energy sources are not shown here.
- the additional units 3 are controlled via the input / output interfaces 7 or signals are received from the additional units 3. These signals can be both analog as well as digital.
- the pin assignment of the plug contacts of the input / output interface 7 can vary depending on the type of additional unit 3 connected to it.
- a computing device 9 comprising a storage device 10 and a microcontroller 11, controls the entire data processing, both the communication via the bus system 6, and thus also the assignment of the software functions stored in the storage device 10 to the individual hardware pins of the input / output interface 7
- Memory device 10 can be formed by a flash memory, an EPROM, EEPROM and other read and write memories. As a result, the data is securely stored even in the event of a power failure.
- the software functions stored in the memory device 10 do not have to be present identically in all electronic modules 5, or not all software functions have to be stored in all modules.
- the basic application software which is responsible for the basic functionality, for example communication via the bus system 6 or input / output protocols or the like, of the electronic modules 5, certain software function groups are stored in the computing device 9.
- the application software is designed to the extent that it also allows the electronic module 5, or the additional unit 3, to be operated if the bus connection is defective. So-called emergency running programs operate the additional units 3 in a safe condition in the event of a malfunction.
- Software fiction groups are adapted to the particular application of the electronic module 5. For example, certain software functions in an electronics module 5, which is intended for use in launchers, would not be stored in such a module for controlling a light pole.
- a configuration unit 12 which comprises at least one input unit 13 and a display unit 14.
- the desired software functions or control functions of the additional unit 3 can be assigned to the pins of the plug-in contact of the input / output interface 7 which are predetermined on the hardware side.
- electrical measurement signals at the pins, the appropriate software functions and thus an evaluation can also be supplied.
- the current configuration of an electronic module 5 can be read out from the storage device 10 at any time by means of the configuration unit 12 can be represented by means of the display unit 14. It is also possible to change the configuration at any time.
- the computing device 9 checks the current configuration for errors, for example whether pins of the input / output interface 7 are assigned twice or whether analog signals are fed to a digital evaluation or vice versa and the like. In the event of an error, the user is informed of this via, for example, the display unit 14.
- Each electronic module 5 therefore bears its own unique number in the entire control device 1 and can therefore also be addressed or addressed uniquely.
- the configuration unit 12 can be integrated directly on the electronic module 5. This offers the advantage that a reconfiguration or reconfiguration can take place directly on the electronics module 5 itself, thereby achieving independence, for example in the event of errors or faults in the bus system 6.
- Parts of the input unit 13 can by so-called. DIP (Dual Inline Package) switches are formed. As a result, a service technician can configure the electronic module 5 without using special tools.
- the display unit 14 which can be formed, for example, by a graphic display, a safe and simple configuration of the electronic module 5 is possible.
- the display unit 14 can also be implemented by simple LEDs, with 8 LEDs being sufficient for easy operation in the case of, for example, 8 switches.
- Further input elements of the input unit 13, for example buttons, can be used to confirm the input, delete the input, advance to the next function or the like.
- the confectioning unit 12 it is also possible for the confectioning unit 12 to be arranged externally from the electronics module 5, for example in the driver's cabin or at other easily accessible locations in the emergency vehicle 2. It is entirely possible for the confectioning unit 12 to be located on the electromotive module 5 remains, the external configuration unit 12 is thus additionally arranged. With this external arrangement, a central configuration of any electronic modules 5 integrated in the control device 1 is easily possible. The configuration unit 12 is then integrated into the bus system 6 via the interface 8.
- the electronic module 5 is selected for the configuration process and can then be assigned the desired software function by entering a corresponding number, one or more of the desired pins of the input-output interfaces 7.
- the display unit 14 is used for visual control or for user guidance.
- the configuration unit 12 is formed by a mobile electronic computing unit, for example a palm top, handheld computer or a PC. This offers the possibility of using a powerful and easy-to-use user interface. Communication with the emergency vehicle 2 can take place in a line-connected manner as well as via a radio link. We connect the confectioning unit 12 to the bus system 6 via the interface 8. In the case of communication via a radio link, the configuration unit 12 transmits the data by means of an antenna 15 to a transmitting / receiving unit 16 which is connected to the bus system 8 and which addresses the desired electronic module 5.
- the application software that is to say the basic functionality and the software functions that are specifically matched to the intended use of the electronics module 5 can be transmitted via the existing bus system 6 by means of the configuration unit 12 into the individual electronic modules 5 or into their computing device 9.
- the software functions can be transferred quickly and safely both when starting up an electronic module 5 and when carrying out software updates and revisions.
- a parameter input for operating the additional units 3 can also be carried out by means of the configuration unit 12. It is thus possible to define values for, for example, maximum speed, maximum pressure, setting zero points, full points, spreading, etc. These parameters are stored securely in the storage device 10. These parameters can be read out or updated at any time via the bus system 6 using the configuration unit 12. In addition, it is possible to use the confectioning unit 12 to set a delivery state in which all parameters are preset by the manufacturer
- System parameters of control device 1 for example the baud rate used for data communication, can also be set. For service purposes, it is possible to read, write or simulate the bus data necessary for the operation of the control device 1 by means of the configuration unit 12. Certain operating states can thus be tested or an additional unit 3 or its electronic module 5 that has not yet been installed can be checked and tested in advance.
- the memory device 10 integrated in the computing device 9 of the electronic module 5 contains, among other things, the software functions, shown here for illustration with fl to f7.
- the confectioning unit 12, shown here integrated in the electronics module 5, is operated by means of the input unit 13 and the display unit 14.
- the desired software functions are assigned to the hardware pins of the input-output center 7 in the microcontroller 11.
- the electronic module 5 or its input / output interface 7 can be individually adapted to the pin assignment of the additional unit 3.
- the explanation of this as well as further detailed explanations can be found in the description.
- Control device these or their components were partially shown to scale and / or enlarged and / or reduced.
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