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- This invention relates to a display system and, in particular, to a shelf TV for location in a department store or other retail outlet, and upon which advertising material can be displayed to attract a customer to purchase products offered for sale in proximity to the shelf TV.
- Systems for displaying advertising material or like information are known. Usually these systems are expensive and complicated systems which supply advertising material from a remote location to a number of different display units which may be located in a department store or other retail outlet. Typically, advertising material is supplied from the remote location via a communication link which may be a dedicated line to servers which may control one or a group of display units within a department store. The server in turn downloads advertising material for display on the device. Usually, the advertising material runs continuously in a loop.
- the first disadvantage is the cost of the system. Because of the need to provide a remote location and servers for controlling groups of the units, the cost is obviously high.
- Another disadvantage is that, because the advertising material generally runs in a loop, it forms "background noise" to customers which may not particularly attract a customer's attention to the advertising material. Furtherstill, because the material runs in a loop, a customer may be exposed to the advertising material when the advertisement is half completed, and therefore may not obtain the intended message.
- the object of a first invention is to provide a display system which is more likely to attract the attention of a person to view information displayed on the display system.
- the invention may therefore be said to reside in a display system, comprising: a data medium for containing data to be displayed by the system; a display screen for displaying the data; and a proximity sensor for detecting the presence of a person in proximity to the display system, and for activating the system to cause the data to be displayed on the display screen.
- the proximity sensor detects the presence of a person in proximity to the display system, and the data (such as an advertisement) commences when the person comes into proximity to the system, the person is more likely to be attracted by the display of the data and view the d ⁇ splay. Furtherstill, since the display of the data starts when the person comes into proximity, the person is able to view the entire message and therefore obtain the full impact of the data.
- the system is more likely to attract the attention of a customer and ensure that the customer receives the entirety of the advertisement so the customer is more likely to be attracted to purchasing products offered for sale at the location of the display system.
- the data medium and the display screen are formed as a television monitor.
- the monitor includes mounting means for mounting the monitor on a shelf of a store.
- the data medium may comprise a compact disc containing the data, a flash memory storage device, magnetic tape or the like.
- the system will also include the conventional control circuitry for reading out data from the data medium and for displaying the data on the screen of the display device.
- the system further comprises at least one speaker for output of audio data, and a high to low volume controller for changing volume of the audio output from a relatively high volume to a relatively low volume, indicative of the person's proximity to the system.
- the volume changes from the relatively high volume to the relatively low volume over a predetermined period of time, or in response to the person moving closer to the system to thereby provide a volume level which is at a comfortable level having regard to the distance the person is from the system.
- the proximity sensor comprises a light sensor.
- other forms of proximity sensor could also be used, such as motion detectors, radar-type detectors, heat detectors, or the like.
- the light sensor is a light sensitive resistor.
- the sensor operates a switch component to in turn operate a relay to cause power to be supplied to the system for activating the system to display the data.
- the senor is connected parallel to a power supply for supplying current to a first transistor, a second transistor connected parallel to the power supply and. in series to the relay, the first transistor also being connected to the power supply, so that when the sensor receives light, current is supplied to the first transistor to switch the transistor on so that current is not supplied to the second transistor, and when the sensor receives less light indicative of the approach of a person to the system, the first transistor is switched off, which in turn supplies current to the second transistor to switch the second transistor on to activate the relay to close a relay switch so power is supplied to the system to cause the data medium to output the data for display on the display screen.
- the system includes a timer circuit for maintaining power to the system to maintain the display for a predetermined time period.
- the volume controller comprises a signal divider, the signal divider being connected to an amplifier input which supplies the audio signal to the at least one speaker, the divider also being connected to a transistor, a charging element being connected to the transistor so that when the charging element charges, the transistor slowly turns on so as to cause the signal divider to reduce the amount of signal which is supplied to the amplifier to in turn reduce the volume of the audio data, output from the at least one speaker.
- the volume controller includes a timer for setting the time period over which the charging device charges, and therefore the transistor turns on to thereby set the time period over which the volume changes from the relatively high volume to the relatively low volume.
- the charging element is a capacitor.
- the proximity sensor is connected to an operational amplifier section which receives an output from the sensor when a person is detected, a window comparator for receiving the output from the amplifier section and for producing a control output, a timer circuit for receiving the control output and for providing an actuation output to activate the data medium for causing the display screen to display and play the data, and after a predetermined time delay set by the time circuit to switch off the data medium to thereby cease displaying and playing of the data on the display screen and the speaker .
- the actuation signal from the timer circuit also activates an attenuating timer circuit for attenuating the volume of the audio data over a time period.
- the attenuating circuit comprises a capacitor and a mosfet transistor which is coupled to a variable resistor, the variable resistor having an input for receiving the audio data and an output for supply of the audio data to the speaker, and wherein upon charging of the capacitor, the mosfet transistor is slowly turned on so as to ground the variable resistor to thereby cause an attenuation of the audio signal supplied to the output of the variable resistor.
- a second invention is concerned with setting volume levels for audio data output from the system.
- the present invention may also be said to reside in a display system comprising: a data medium for containing video data and audio data to be displayed by and played by the system; a display screen and at least one speaker for displaying and playing the data; and a proximity sensor for detecting the presence of a person in proximity to the display system and for adjusting the volume of the audio data output from the at least one speaker.
- the volume can be adjusted so that as a person approaches the system, a suitable volume level is provided as a person comes closer to the system to view details of the display.
- the data medium and the display screen are formed as a television monitor.
- the monitor includes mounting means for mounting the monitor on a shelf of a store.
- the data medium may comprise a compact disc containing the data, a flash memory storage device, magnetic tape or the like.
- the system will also include the conventional control circuitry for reading out data from the data medium and for displaying the video data on the screen of the display device and playing the audio data over the at least one speaker.
- the proximity sensor causes activation of a timer which causes the volume to be reduced over a predetermined time period so that the volume is adjusted on the assumption that over that time period, the person will move closer to the system.
- the proximity sensor comprises a light sensor such as a light detecting resistor.
- the proximity sensor comprises an infrared motion sensor which is activated by heat generated by a person' s body when a person is in proximity to the sensor.
- proximity sensor could also be used, such as motion detectors, radar-type detectors, and the like .
- the senor operates a switch component to in turn operate a relay to cause power to be supplied to the system for activating the system to display the data.
- the invention may also be said to reside in an advertising device for broadcasting an advertisement, comprising: a data medium for containing data relating to the advertisement, the data including audio data; at least one speaker for output of the audio data; a volume setting controller for initially setting the volume of the audio data broadcast by the speaker to a relatively high volume, and then reducing the volume to a relatively low volume.
- the device includes a proximity sensor for detecting the presence of a person in proximity to the device and for causing the data medium to supply the data for broadcast by the unit.
- the system includes a display screen and the data includes video data for display on the display screen.
- the data medium and the display screen are formed as a television monitor.
- the monitor includes mounting means for mounting the monitor on a shelf of a store.
- the data medium may comprise a compact disc containing the data, a flash memory storage device, magnetic tape or the like.
- the proximity sensor comprises a light sensor such as a light sensitive resistor.
- the proximity sensor comprises an infrared motion sensor which is activated by heat generated by a person's body when a person is in proximity to the sensor.
- proximity sensor could also be used, such as motion detectors, radar-type detectors, heat detectors, and the like.
- the senor operates a switch component to in turn operate a relay to cause power to be supplied to the system for activating the system to display the data.
- the senor is connected parallel to a power supply for supplying current to a first transistor, a second transistor connected parallel to the power supply and in series to the relay, the first transistor also being connected to the power supply, so that when the sensor receives light, current is supplied to the first transistor to switch the transistor on so that current is not supplied to the second transistor, and when the sensor receives less light indicative of the approach of a person to the system, the first transistor is switched off, which in turn supplies current to the second transistor to switch the second transistor on to in turn activate the relay to close a relay switch so power is supplied to the system to cause the data medium to output the data for display on the display screen.
- the system includes a timer circuit for maintaining power to the system to maintain the display for a predetermined time period.
- the volume controller comprises a signal divider, the signal divider being connected to an amplifier input which supplies the audio signal to the at least one speaker, the divider also being connected to a transistor, a charging element being connected to the transistor so that when the charging element charges, the transistor slowly turns on so as to cause the signal divider to reduce the amount of signal which is supplied to the amplifier to in turn reduce the volume of the audio data output from the at least one speaker.
- the volume controller includes a timer for setting the time period over which the charging device charges, and therefore the transistor turns on to thereby set the time period over which the volume changes from the relatively high volume to the relatively low volume.
- the charging element is a capacitor.
- the proximity sensor is connected to an operational amplifier section which receives an output from the sensor when a person is detected, a window comparator for receiving the output from the amplifier section and for producing a control output, a timer circuit for receiving the control output and for providing an actuation output to activate the data medium for causing the display screen to display and play the data, and after a predetermined time delay set by the time circuit to switch off the data medium to thereby cease displaying and playing of the data on the display screen and the speaker.
- the actuation signal from the timer circuit also activates an attenuating timer circuit for attenuating the volume of the audio data over a time period.
- the attenuating circuit comprises a capacitor and a mosfet transistor which is coupled to a variable resistor, the variable resistor having an input for receiving the audio data and an output for supply of the audio data to the speaker, and wherein upon charging of the capacitor, the mosfet transistor is slowly turned on so as to ground the variable resistor to thereby cause an attenuation of the audio signal supplied to the output of the variable resistor.
- the data further comprises audio data, an attenuating timer circuit for attenuating the volume of the audio data over a time period, and a timer circuit for activating the attenuating timer circuit.
- the data includes a plurality of separate advertisements, an advertisement time circuit for outputting a signal indicative of the number of advertisements to be displayed, a switch for selectively switching to an output of the advertisement circuit depending on the number of advertisements which are to be displayed, and for outputting a signal to shut off the timer, and therefore the attenuating circuit after the advertisements have been played.
- the output of the switch is connected to a transistor which is switched on by the output from the switch to supply a predetermined signal to the timer circuit to reset the timer circuit.
- the attenuating circuit comprises a capacitor and a mosfet transistor which is coupled to a variable resistor, the variable resistor having an input for receiving the audio data and an output for supply of the audio data to the speaker, and wherein upon charging of the capacitor, the mosfet transistor is slowly turned on so as to ground the variable resistor to thereby cause an attenuation off the audio signal supplied to the output of the variable resistor.
- Figure 1 is a front view of a display system in the form of a shelf TV according to the preferred embodiment
- Figure 2 is a bottom perspective view of the system of Figure 1
- Figure 3 is a rear view of the system of Figure 1
- Figure 4 is a block circuit diagram of the display system according to one embodiment
- Figure 5 is a detailed diagram of part of the block diagram of Figure 4
- Figure 6 is a detailed diagram of part of the block diagram of Figure 4
- Figure 7 is a circuit diagram of another embodiment of the invention
- Figure 8 is a circuit diagram of the most preferred embodiment .
- FIG. 1 to 3 show the preferred form of the invention in the form of a shelf TV, which is in the form of a display monitor having an outer housing 12 which may be of any desired shape, a display screen 14 for the display of video data and speakers 16 for output of audio data.
- the video data and audio data in the preferred embodiment comprise an advertisement for advertising goods.
- the housing 12 includes mounting studs 18 on its rear surface, as shown in Figure 3, to enable the system to be mounted on a shelf or otherwise in proximity to the goods offered for sale in a department store, shop or the like.
- studs 18 simply represent one form of attaching the unit to a shelf or the like, and that other forms of brackets, connectors or the like are obviously possible.
- the system also includes a proximity detector 20 for detecting the proximity of a person such as a prospective customer to the display system so that the display system can be activated to display an advertising message relating to products located near the display system.
- the advertising message is intended to attract the attention of a customer and provide information relating to the products so that the customer is more likely to purchase the products.
- the proximity sensor 20 which detects the presence of the person in proximity to the system therefore activates the system so that the advertising message is presented by the system both in terms of a visual advertisement on display screen 14, and accompanying audio output from the speakers 16. Since the advertisement commences only when the person moves into proximity of the system, the person is more likely to be immediately attracted to the advertisement than if an advertisement is continuously displayed and is therefore less likely to attract the immediate attention of a person. Thus, the person is more likely to take notice of the advertisement. Furthermore, the advertisement is played from the start, and therefore the person has the opportunity to view the entire advertisement so that the full message relating to the products offered for sale is provided, to thereby increase the likelihood that the person will purchase those products .
- Figure 4 is an overall block diagram of the system.
- Figures 5 and 6 show various parts of the block diagram of Figure 4 at a larger scale simply for clarity.
- the system has a detector section 30, a high to low volume controller 40, a video and audio control section 50 and a video display and audio output section 60.
- the section 60 is basically made up of the display 14 and speakers 16 previously described, together with their usual conventional control circuitry which will not be described in any detail herein.
- the audio and video control section 50 includes the medium upon which the advertising material is stored, such as a flash card, CD, tape or any other suitable storage medium, together with the control circuitry for reading that data and supplying the data as a video signal and audio signal to the section 60.
- the section 30 activates the sections 50 and 60 in response to the proximity of a person to the system and comprises a power supply 70 for supply of power, such as 12 volt supply power to the section 30.
- a light sensitive resistor 71 is connected in parallel to the power supply 70 and a variable resistor 72 is connected in series with the resistor 71 to adjust the sensitivity of the resistor 71.
- a transistor 73 is connected between the variable resistor 72 and the resistor 71.
- the collector of the resistor 73 is connected to line 74 and also the power supply 70 via resistor 79.
- the line 74 contains diode 75 and also a second variable resistor 76.
- a capacitor 77 is connected to the resistor 76 and a further resistor 78 is also connected to the capacitor 77 and resistor 76.
- the resistor 78 connects to a second transistor 80 which has its collector connected via line 81 to a relay 90.
- the relay 90 is connected to the power supply 70 and includes diode 91 and a switch 92.
- the switch 92 when closed, supplies power from the power supply 70 to the section 50 to activate and operate the section 50.
- the resistor 71 does not conduct and the transistor 73 is not biased and will turn off.
- the transistor 80 will then be forward biased via diode 75, variable resistor 76 and resistor 78 so that current flows through the relay 90 and the relay switch 92 will close.
- power is supplied through the switch 92 and to the section 50 via the line 93 to thereby activate the section 50 and cause the video and audio information stored in the section 60 to be read out and displayed by the section 60.
- the second variable resistor 76 sets the time to hold the relay 90 on.
- the section 50 has video output line 100 connected directly to the section 60.
- the audio output line 101 from the section 50 connects to the section 40 for volume adjustment depending on the distance the person is from the system.
- line 101 is connected to a variable resistor 102 and the variable resistor 102 is connected to an amplifier signal input 103, which in turn is connected to the display section 60.
- the audio signal passes through the section 40 to the amplifier 103, and then to the section 60 for output via the speakers 16 previously described.
- Capacitor 103a slowly charges up, with the time of charging being set by variable resistor 104 which is connected to the transistor 107 via diode 105 and the resistance 106.
- Mosfet transistor 107 will slowly turn on, effectively bringing point A of the variable resistor 102 to ground.
- some of the signal passes through line 109 to ground rather than to the amplifier 103, thereby reducing the signal and therefore the volume.
- the final desired audio level can be set by the variable resistor 102.
- the relay 90 includes relay switches 95 and 96, which discharge the capacitor 103 via lines 111 and 112 when no power is applied. This therefore ensures repeatable time delay when power is again supplied to the section 50.
- FIG. 7 shows another embodiment of the invention.
- a pyrol-electric infrared motion sensor 150 is provided to detect the proximity of a person. When a person walks passed the sensor 150, heat generated by the person's body is detected by the sensor 150 and the sensor 150 generates a low frequency signal of around 8 hertz. This causes a video display to begin.
- the output of the sensor 150 is fed to the non-inverting input of amplifier 151 by line 152.
- the amplifier 151 is also connected to a band pass filter formed by capacitor 153, resistor 154, capacitor 155 and resistor 156.
- the band pass filter has a bandwidth of around 8 hertz.
- the amplifier 151 provides about 30 db of gain.
- the output of the amplifier 151 is coupled to an amplifier 160 via capacitor 161 and resistor 162.
- a band pass filter 164 is formed in a similar manner to the previously mentioned band pass filter and the amplifier 160 provides another 30 db of gain.
- the output of the amplifier 160 is connected to capacitor 167 which in turn feeds the signal from the amplifier 160 to a window comparator circuit 168 formed of comparators 169 and 170.
- the window voltage of the window comparator 168 is set at about 3 volts for the inverting input 171 and about 1.7 volts for the non-inverting input 172.
- the amplifier 160 When heat of a person's body is detected, the amplifier 160 will produce a voltage output which is supplied to the capacitor 167. Any voltage swing outside this voltage window will cause output 173 of comparator 169 to go low, which will trigger a timer circuit 180 via line 181.
- the line 181 is connected between diodes 182 and 183 so that the outputs from the comparators 169 and 170 are isolated from one another.
- the delay time of the timer 180 is set by variable resistance 185 and capacitance 186. The delay timing may, for example, be about one minute. The delay timing can be adjusted by adjusting the variable resistor 185.
- output 187 goes high, which activates relay 188.
- the contact 190 opens, and this enables capacitor 195 to charge up via resistors 196 and 197.
- the resistor 196 sets the time for mosfet 198 to turn on. Before mosfet 198 turns on, the audio signal is supplied to variable resistance 199 from audio input 200 and exits through slider contact 201 to be supplied to the audio input in the same manner as the audio input is supplied from signal amplifier 103 in the previous embodiment.
- variable resistor 199 When the capacitor 195 charges to a potential high enough to slowly turn on mosfet 198, variable resistor 199 is effectively grounded and the audio signal will be attenuated.
- the initial audio signal which is created upon detection of a person is set by the variable resistor 199, and as the capacitor C9 charges, the audio signal is attenuated on the assumption that the person will be approaching the television, and the sound volume should be attenuated as the person comes closer so that a comfortable volume is produced as the person approaches the television 12 (shown in Figure 1) .
- the relay 188 When the timer 180 times out, the relay 188 is deactivated so that contact 189 is opened. This therefore cuts off power to the multimedia board from line 191, ending the video display cycle. Contact 190 is closed, and this will enable the capacitor 195 to discharge through line 202 to thereby ready the audio level control for the next cycle.
- Power supply circuit 205 receives the 12 volt input supply and converts that supply to a 5 volt output on line 206 for supply via line 207 to control the timer 180 and also provide a voltage supply for the variable resistance 185.
- the 5 volt supply is also provided on line 208 for operating the sensor 150 and the comparators 169 and 170 via resistor 209 and capacitor 210, and lines 211 including resistors 212, 213 and 214, and line 215 including resistors 216 and 217.
- FIG 8 shows a still further embodiment of the invention in which like reference numerals indicate like parts to those described with reference to Figure 7.
- sensor 300 is a pyrol- electric infrared motion sensor integrated circuit.
- the sensor 300 includes a passive infrared element, an amplifier and a comparator output circuit.
- a person walks passed the sensor 300 heat generated by the person's body is detected by the sensor and a low frequency signal is generated which is amplified by the integrated circuit within the sensor 300 and the signal is fed to the comparator circuit within the sensor 300.
- the low signal on 303 triggers the timer 180 via line 304.
- resistor 185 is not variable and the resistor 185 together with capacitor 186 form the delay timing.
- the timer 180 operates relay 188 in the same manner as in the earlier embodiment so as to supply the outputs at 193, 200 and 201 in the manner previously described.
- line 310 Upon completion of one media file, line 310 changes state, pulling line 312 high.
- the active output of the circuit 313 is supplied via dipswitch 314 to transistor 315 which switches transistor 315 on. This in turn results in line 316 going low, which shuts off the power supply via line 181 to the timer to reset the timer and shut off power to the media player.
- the switch 314 allows a maximum of four media files to be played before shutting down. Capacitor 317 introduces a delay to prevent a false retriggering.
- the relay changes state and contacts A and B open to shut off power to the media card via line 192, as previously mentioned. This ends the video display. Contacts 190 of the relay close and this will discharge capacitor 195 to ready the audio level control for the next cycle .
- the dipswitch 314 enables a single ad to be played, or two ads to be played, or three ads to be played, or four ads to be played.
- the dipswitch is manually set in one of the positions shown in Figure 8 so that either one, two, three or four advertisements are played, as illustrated by the numbers 1, 2, 3 and 4 in Figure 8. In the position shown in Figure 8, one advertisement is to be played. If the dipswitch 304 is adjusted to position 4 in Figure 8, then all four advertisements are played.
- the on-time of the timer 180 is set by the power supply on line 181 and the R-C circuit formed by the resistor 185 and capacitor 186. For example, the on-time may be set at a maximum of five minutes to accommodate any lengthy ad, such as a product demonstration or the like.
- the circuit 313 outputs a high signal at the corresponding active pin 1 to 4 in Figure 8. Only one of those pins is active at any one time. Thus, through the dipswitch setting, a high output is received at the pin to which the dipswitch 314 is set. This will cause the transistor 315 to conduct and line 306 will go low. The low on line 306 will reset the timer 180, thereby releasing relay 188. The system then goes into a standby mode.
- the relay 188 is connected in parallel to a resistor 351 and a light emitting diode 352 to show the state of the timer 351, i.e. the light emitting diode is supplied with power from the timer 180 at the same time as the relay so the light emitting diode is illuminated when the timer 180 is supplying power to the relay 188.
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