IDM Smart Elevator Content

Keywords: Smart Elevator, Elevator Management, Elevator Controller,

1. Elevator Management Units

1.1 As a means of transportation, elevators are subject to supervision and management by government quality supervision departments.

1.2 Unit Elevators

1.2.1 Ownership and management rights belong to the unit.

1.3 Community Elevators

1.3.1 Property rights belong to residents, management rights belong to the property management company, subject to the leadership of the neighborhood committee, and bearing social responsibilities.

2. Smart Elevator Five-party Intercom Subsystem

2.1 Current Status Analysis

2.1.1 The five-party intercom uses wireless transmission technology; its spectrum and power are managed by the Radio Regulatory Commission. The ISM band has many users and significant interference.

2.1.2 The five-party intercom uses 4G data SIM cards. The 4G signal is unstable, and often calls cannot be connected via mobile phones, posing unknown risks during emergencies.

2.1.3 For five-party intercom optical terminals, optical fiber serves as an extension of twisted pair cabling and can transmit over long distances. However, beyond the management scope, the cost of optical fiber is high.

2.2 System Requirements: Connect all five-party intercom systems of different standards into a single platform via IP channels.

2.3 IP Elevator Intercom Transmission: Only an IP intercom gateway needs to be installed in the elevator machine room. Different models of five-party intercom systems have different interfaces.

2.4 Elevator Intercom Dispatch System

2.4.1 Rescue Call Management

2.4.2 Emergency Dispatch

2.4.2.1 The elevator five-party intercom, landline phones, and mobile phones can hold a three-party conference call.

2.4.3 Emergency Management: Emergency plan preparation, emergency plan implementation, summary and archiving.

3. Elevator Operation Status Monitoring Subsystem

3.1 Current Status Analysis: Few elevators are networked for monitoring. There are many elevator types with various status output interfaces, and most are in a confidential stage and generally not open to external parties. As special products, elevators do not allow access by equipment from manufacturers other than the original one.

3.2 Operation Status Collection Content

3.2.1 (1) Elevator status must be collected using a non-intrusive access method that has no impact on elevator operation.

(2) Operation, upward travel, leveling, downward travel, door open/close, occupied/vacant, current floor.

(3) Detect 6 signals including upper limit forced deceleration, upper limit forced deceleration, brake, door lock circuit, lower door zone, and upper door zone, which can be combined to derive various statuses.

(4) Infrared detection of whether there are people inside the elevator.

3.3 Operation Status Alarm Content: Overrun at top, bottoming out, prolonged door open, overload.

3.4 Status Reports and Submission

3.4.1 Number of faults, fault categories.

4. Elevator Operation and Maintenance Management APP Subsystem

4.1 Operation and Maintenance Attendance Management

4.1.1 GPS location, RFID tag identification.

4.2 Operation and Maintenance Information Reporting: Reported in text, data, voice, and image formats.

4.3 Major Repair Information Reporting

4.3.1 Application, notification, procurement, installation, testing, handover.

4.4 Operation and Maintenance Statistics and Reports

4.4.1 Maintenance content, time statistics, standard requirements.

5. Elevator Quality Supervision Subsystem

5.1 Elevator Quality Inspection Content Disclosure

5.1.1 Inspection content, time, responsible person.

6. Elevator User Access Control Subsystem

6.1 Floor Selector and APP

6.1.1 Installation without damaging existing wiring, no impact on original system performance. Elevator status can be viewed on the APP, and the elevator can be called.

6.2 Elevator IoT Reservation Service

6.2.1 Integrated with unit door access control, corridor monitoring system, and car camera recognition system.

6.3 Floor Reservation Service for Logistics Robots

6.3.1 Integrated with logistics transport robots via IoT protocols.

6.4 Detection of Prohibited Items Entering the Elevator, such as Electric Bicycles.

6.5 Car Face Recognition or Voice Recognition and Floor Selection

6.5.1 Face AI and voice AI recognition.

7. Elevator Screen Display Control Subsystem

7.1 Community Notification Information

7.1.1 Fee payment notices, power outage and water outage notices, maintenance notices, etc.

7.2 Elevator Emergency Rescue and Reassurance Intercom

7.2.1 Video intercom, emergency handling guidelines.

7.3 Advertiser Rental System

7.3.1 Advertisers directly control content; community shop advertisements.

7.4 Elevator Operation and Maintenance Data Disclosure

7.4.1 Maintenance period, maintenance content, major repair notices, insurance period.

8. Elevator Insurance Management Subsystem

8.1 Insurance Status Display

8.2 Elevator Status Reporting to Insurance Company

8.3 Statistical Analysis of Insurance-Related Content

9. Elevator Third-party Service Provider Subsystem

9.1 Communication Transmission Service Provider

9.1.1 Community surveillance network, community Wi-Fi network coverage, 4G data network, fixed IP network.

9.2 Parts Service Provider

9.2.1 Enterprise annual inspection documents, elevator parts quantity and price list.

9.3 Operation and Maintenance Company Service Provider

9.3.1 Qualifications and experience, key personnel certificates, registration and annual inspection information.