EP2219165A1 - Electrical interface for remote control by pulses, equipment and satellite comprising such an interface - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an electrical impulse remote control interface, an equipment and a satellite comprising such an interface. It applies to the control of any type of equipment that has a large number of functions and requires a large number of pulse command signals, such as, for example, Linearized Driver Limiter Amplifier (LDLA) in satellite communication systems.
- LDLA Linearized Driver Limiter Amplifier
- each electrical control interface is composed of a wired link having a command line go and an associated return line, it is however sometimes accepted that several command lines go have a common return line.
- the current control electrical interfaces have the additional disadvantage of not allowing the cancellation of an order sent by mistake.
- the object of the invention is to solve these problems and to propose an impulse remote control electrical interface making it possible to limit the number of control lines regardless of the number of functions to be controlled and allowing a cancellation of a command in progress.
- the invention relates to an electrical impulse remote control interface of a device comprising a plurality of functions to be controlled, characterized in that it comprises at least a first control input associated with a first selection control line. at least one function to be performed among the plurality of functions and at least one second control input associated with a second execution control line of the selected function, each control input being associated with a forward pulse command line and a return line, the return line can be common to several lines go.
- each function to be controlled is defined by a predetermined number of consecutive control pulses.
- the number of control pulses is different for different functions and the electrical interface comprises only two control inputs dedicated respectively to the selection of at least one function and to the execution of the selected function.
- the number of control pulses is identical for functions of the same type corresponding to a first direction or a different second direction of execution and the electrical interface comprises at least one input selection control and two execution control inputs respectively dedicated to the execution of the selected function in the first direction and in the second direction.
- the electrical interface comprises two selection control inputs and two execution control inputs, the two selection control inputs being respectively dedicated to the increase and decrease of control commands. a number of pulses counted, the number of pulses counted corresponding to the selection of the function.
- each command to execute a function comprises a single pulse.
- the realization of the same function several times in succession corresponds to the emission of several consecutive pulses on the same control input.
- the execution control pulse of a function selected by the selection control inputs is transmitted to a execution control input after the transmission of the selection pulses of the function to a selection control input.
- the invention also relates to equipment comprising an electrical remote control interface according to the invention and a satellite comprising at least one equipment according to the invention.
- the figure 1 represents an example of a remote control interface of equipment on board a satellite, according to the prior art.
- the interface has ten control inputs corresponding to ten commands per pulses, each control input being associated with a one-way command line and a return line. However, for some applications, the return line may be common to many outgoing lines.
- the control inputs of the remote control interface are connected to a control unit, for example a computer, embedded on a satellite and the output signals of the control interface are transmitted to a device constituted for example , a linearizer amplifier LDLA.
- a linearizer amplifier LDLA for the control of the lineariser amplifier LDLA, two control inputs RF ON and RF OFF are necessary respectively to control the emission of a radiofrequency signal and to stop this emission.
- ALC ON and ALC OFF command inputs are required to execute the ALC ALC commands corresponding to the ALC ON command or the FGM Fixed Gain Mode.
- Gain Mode corresponding to the ALC OFF command and three times two UP, DOWN command inputs are required to execute each of the FCA UP and FCA DOWN gain commands, the GCA amplitude adjustment.
- UP and GCA DOWN in English: Gain Control Attenuator
- SCA UP and SCA DOWN in English: Setting Control Attenuator
- Each function requires two specific command entries respectively associated with two specific command lines for determining the direction of execution of the selected function, that is to say to determine whether the function must be activated in a first direction ON or UP or in a second direction OFF or DOWN.
- the greater the number of functions to be performed the greater the number of command and command line entries, the number of command lines being twice as large as the number of functions to be performed.
- this system does not allow to cancel a command, when the control pulse is emitted the command is systematically executed. As shown on the figure 2 , the execution of each function is carried out by the emission of a pulse on the control input corresponding to this function and the emission of several successive pulses on the same control input corresponding to the execution of the same function several times in succession.
- the invention consists in a first and a second mode embodiment, to assign on the same control input a number of pulses specific to each function, which allows, by a count of the number of pulses transmitted, to select the type of function to be performed using the same command line whatever the function chosen and to use only one or two additional control inputs to start the execution of the selected function.
- additional selection control inputs as exemplified in the third embodiment. of the invention.
- the figure 3 represents an example of an electrical remote control interface of the same LDLA equipment as that of the figure 1 according to a first embodiment of the invention.
- the electrical interface has a maximum of three control inputs, each control input being associated with a one-way command line and a return line.
- the first command line, called TC-Type, applied to the first control input consists of signals intended to select at least one type of function to be performed among the plurality of possible functions RF, ALC, FCA, GCA, SCA.
- TC-Type applied to the first control input consists of signals intended to select at least one type of function to be performed among the plurality of possible functions RF, ALC, FCA, GCA, SCA.
- To the five types of control functions of the LDLA equipment is added a sixth function, called the INHIBIT command, corresponding to the cancellation of the last command issued and not yet executed.
- the second command line, called EXE-ON-UP, applied to a second control input consists of an activation signal of the selected function in a first ON or UP direction.
- the third command line, called EXE-DOWN-OFF, applied to the third control input consists of an activation signal of the function selected in a second direction OFF or DOWN.
- the activation signal of a function selected by the first command line TC-Type is sent on the second or the third command line EXE-UP-ON, EXE-DOWN-OFF after the transmission of the selected function on the first TC-Type command line.
- each type of function is defined by a predetermined number of consecutive control pulses, this number of pulses being different for each type of function.
- a given number of consecutive pulses corresponds to a single type of function to be executed.
- the number of pulses on the TC-Type line is not limited and is chosen according to the needs and constraints such as, for example, reliability constraints and / or number of functions to be controlled.
- the width of the pulses and the interval between the pulses are chosen freely and are limited only by operational or technological constraints.
- the selection of the RF ON / OFF function corresponds to a control signal comprising a single pulse
- the selecting the ALC ON / OFF function corresponds to a signal with two consecutive pulses
- the selections of the FCA, SCA, GCA functions correspond to control signals comprising respectively three, four and five consecutive pulses.
- the selection of the INHIBIT function corresponds to a number of pulses greater than the number of pulses of all the other commands. For example, in the case of figure 4 , the selection of the function INHIBIT corresponds to a signal comprising a number of pulses greater than or equal to 6 consecutive pulses.
- the activation signals EXE-ON-UP and EXE-DOWN-OFF of the selected functions can for example consist of a single pulse for the ON or OFF direction commands and for the UP and DOWN direction commands.
- performing the same function several times in succession corresponds to the emission of several consecutive pulses on the same line EXE-UP-ON or EXE-DOWN-OFF.
- the two consecutive pulses on the EXE-UP-ON line corresponding to the TC-Type SCA function mean that the execution of the SCA function must be executed twice in the UP direction, which corresponds to an increase of two the SCA function.
- the delimitation of the commands applied on the TC-Type command line is then carried out by the first pulse that arrives on the EXE-UP-ON or EXE-DOWN-OFF line after the selection of the function on the TC-Type line.
- the count of the pulses transmitted on the selection control input is made by the remote control electrical interface and is reset after the execution of each function.
- this protocol makes it possible to link, at will, a plurality of execution of different types of function, as represented for example on the figure 4 .
- the TC-Type command line does not make it possible to distinguish between the ON and OFF type activation commands, or between the UP and DOWN type execution commands of the various selected functions, it is why it is necessary to add in the electrical control interface, two additional control inputs respectively dedicated to the execution of the function selected in the first direction ON / UP or in the second direction OFF / DOWN and thus making it possible to determine the direction in which the selected function must be executed.
- the electrical remote control interface of the same LDLA equipment as that of the figure 1 comprises only two control inputs, each control input being associated with a one-way command line and a return line, the return line being able to be common to the two forward lines.
- the first command line corresponds to the selection of a function type, the ON and OFF directions and the UP and DOWN directions associated with each function being considered as different types of functions.
- the second command line is the start of the execution of the selected function type.
- the figure 6 shows an example of concatenation of the control signals corresponding to the realization of several types of successive functions, according to the second embodiment of the invention.
- the control signals for the execution of the types of successive functions may for example consist of a single pulse.
- performing the same function several times in succession corresponds to the emission of several consecutive pulses on the same command line EXE.
- the delimitation of the commands applied on the TC-Type command line is then carried out by the first pulse that arrives on the EXE line after the activation of the function on the TC-Type line.
- the counting of the pulses transmitted on the TC-Type selection control input is performed by counting means, not shown, internal to the remote control electrical interface and is reset after the execution of each function.
- This second embodiment of the invention is therefore the mode that has the least control inputs but it is less flexible to use than the first embodiment of the invention because in the case where the same function must be executed successively in a first direction then in a second direction, the type of function to be performed must be indicated twice in succession on the TC-TYPE command input.
- the first two embodiments of the invention have a minimum number of control inputs, in some applications it may be desired to add additional control inputs.
- the electrical remote control interface of the same LDLA equipment as that of the figure 1 has four control inputs.
- Each pulse applied to the first TC-Type-plus command line increments the pulse count and each pulse applied to the second TC-Type-less command line decrement the pulse count.
- the number of pulses counted corresponds to that of the function to be executed, one or more pulses are emitted on one of the command inputs dedicated to the execution of this function.
- the figure 8 shows an example of concatenation of the control signals corresponding to the realization of several types of successive functions, according to the third embodiment of the invention.
- the operation of the execution lines of the two EXE-ON-UP and EXE-DOWN-OFF command inputs and the number of pulses assigned to each function type are identical to those described in connection with the figure 4 except for the INHIBIT function.
- the number of pulses of the INHIBIT function is variable and depends on the number of pulses entered by mistake on one of the inputs of TC-Type-plus or TC-Type-minus command, which one wishes to remove or add by means of counting.
- the INHIBIT function can be performed in the same way as in the embodiments of the Figures 4 and 6 , by assigning to this function a number of pulses greater than that assigned to all other functions. Another difference lies in the selection of different types of function that is performed via two command lines instead of one.
- the two pulses subsequently transmitted on the second TC-Type-less selection command line which decremented the count of the pulses from the value 5 to the value 3 are neutralized by two pulses subsequently transmitted on the first TC-Type-selection command line.
- Type-plus which corresponds to an INHIBIT function. No execution pulse is therefore necessary to perform the function INHIBIT according to this embodiment.
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La présente invention concerne une interface électrique de télécommande par impulsions, un équipement et un satellite comportant une telle interface. Elle s'applique à la commande de tout type d'équipement qui comporte un grand nombre de fonctions et nécessite un grand nombre de signaux de commandes par impulsion, tels que par exemple des amplificateurs linéariseurs LDLA (en anglais : Linearized Driver Limiter Amplifier) utilisés dans les systèmes de communication par satellite.The present invention relates to an electrical impulse remote control interface, an equipment and a satellite comprising such an interface. It applies to the control of any type of equipment that has a large number of functions and requires a large number of pulse command signals, such as, for example, Linearized Driver Limiter Amplifier (LDLA) in satellite communication systems.
Dans les systèmes de communication par satellite, certains équipements tels que les chaînes d'amplification de puissance, deviennent de plus en plus complexes et nécessitent un besoin croissant de signaux de télécommandes. Par exemple, la fonction DLA (en anglais : Driver Limiter Amplifier) et la fonction flexibilité de puissance des tubes d'amplification de puissance TWTA (en anglais : Travelling Wave Tube Amplifier) nécessitent un nombre croissant de commandes par impulsion pour leur configuration. Ce besoin en commandes supplémentaires n'entraîne aucune complication pour des télécommandes ayant une interface de type série, tel qu'une commande série 16 bits par exemple, mais est très pénalisant pour des télécommandes par impulsions car elles nécessitent des lignes de commandes supplémentaires. En effet, actuellement, la commande d'un LDLA nécessite l'application de dix commandes par impulsions via dix interfaces dédiées. Ce grand nombre de commandes, augmente la complexité des systèmes de télécommande et impacte le bilan en coût et en masse des équipements et des harnais électriques qui sont montés sur les plateformes des satellites d'autant que dans les applications satellites actuelles, pour chaque fonction à commander, chaque interface électrique de commande est composée d'une liaison filaire comportant une ligne de commande aller et une ligne de retour associée, il est cependant parfois accepté que plusieurs lignes de commande aller aient une ligne de retour commune. En outre, les interfaces électriques de commandes actuelles présentent l'inconvénient additionnel de ne pas permettre l'annulation d'une commande émise par erreur.In satellite communication systems, some equipment such as power amplifier chains, are becoming more and more complex and require a growing need for remote control signals. For example, the DLA (in English: Driver Limiter Amplifier) function and the power flexibility function of the TWTA (Traveling Wave Tube Amplifier) power amplification tubes require an increasing number of pulse commands for their configuration. This need for additional commands does not entail any complications for remotes having a serial type interface, such as a 16-bit serial command for example, but is very penalizing for impulse remotes because they require additional command lines. Indeed, currently, the control of a LDLA requires the application of ten impulse commands via ten dedicated interfaces. This large number of commands, increases the complexity of remote control systems and impacts the cost and mass balance of equipment and electrical harnesses that are mounted on satellite platforms as much as in current satellite applications, for each function to order, each electrical control interface is composed of a wired link having a command line go and an associated return line, it is however sometimes accepted that several command lines go have a common return line. In addition, the current control electrical interfaces have the additional disadvantage of not allowing the cancellation of an order sent by mistake.
L'invention a pour but de résoudre ces problèmes et de proposer une interface électrique de télécommande par impulsions permettant de limiter le nombre de lignes de commande quel que soit le nombre de fonctions à piloter et permettant une annulation d'une commande en cours.The object of the invention is to solve these problems and to propose an impulse remote control electrical interface making it possible to limit the number of control lines regardless of the number of functions to be controlled and allowing a cancellation of a command in progress.
Pour cela, l'invention concerne une interface électrique de télécommande par impulsions d'un équipement comportant une pluralité de fonctions à commander, caractérisée en ce qu'elle comporte au moins une première entrée de commande associée à une première ligne de commande de sélection d'au moins une fonction à réaliser parmi la pluralité de fonctions et au moins une deuxième entrée de commande associée à une deuxième ligne de commande d'exécution de la fonction sélectionnée, chaque entrée de commande étant associée à une ligne de commande par impulsions aller et une ligne de retour, la ligne de retour pouvant être commune à plusieurs lignes aller.For this purpose, the invention relates to an electrical impulse remote control interface of a device comprising a plurality of functions to be controlled, characterized in that it comprises at least a first control input associated with a first selection control line. at least one function to be performed among the plurality of functions and at least one second control input associated with a second execution control line of the selected function, each control input being associated with a forward pulse command line and a return line, the return line can be common to several lines go.
Avantageusement, chaque fonction à commander est définie par un nombre prédéterminé d'impulsions de commande consécutives.Advantageously, each function to be controlled is defined by a predetermined number of consecutive control pulses.
Selon un mode de réalisation de l'invention, le nombre d'impulsions de commande est différent pour des fonctions différentes et l'interface électrique ne comporte que deux entrées de commande dédiées respectivement à la sélection d'au moins une fonction et à l'exécution de la fonction sélectionnée.According to one embodiment of the invention, the number of control pulses is different for different functions and the electrical interface comprises only two control inputs dedicated respectively to the selection of at least one function and to the execution of the selected function.
Selon un autre mode de réalisation de l'invention, le nombre d'impulsions de commande est identique pour des fonctions de même type correspondant à un premier sens ou à un deuxième sens d'exécution différents et l'interface électrique comporte au moins une entrée de commande de sélection et deux entrées de commande d'exécution respectivement dédiées à l'exécution de la fonction sélectionnée dans le premier sens et dans le deuxième sens.According to another embodiment of the invention, the number of control pulses is identical for functions of the same type corresponding to a first direction or a different second direction of execution and the electrical interface comprises at least one input selection control and two execution control inputs respectively dedicated to the execution of the selected function in the first direction and in the second direction.
Selon un autre mode de réalisation de l'invention, l'interface électrique comporte deux entrées de commande de sélection et deux entrées de commande d'exécution, les deux entrées de commande de sélection étant respectivement dédiées à l'augmentation et à la diminution d'un nombre d'impulsions comptabilisé, le nombre d'impulsions comptabilisé correspondant à la sélection de la fonction.According to another embodiment of the invention, the electrical interface comprises two selection control inputs and two execution control inputs, the two selection control inputs being respectively dedicated to the increase and decrease of control commands. a number of pulses counted, the number of pulses counted corresponding to the selection of the function.
Préférentiellement, sur les entrées de commande d'exécution, chaque commande d'exécution d'une fonction comporte une seule impulsion. Dans ce cas, avantageusement, la réalisation de la même fonction plusieurs fois de suite correspond à l'émission de plusieurs impulsions consécutives sur la même entrée de commande.Preferably, on the execution command entries, each command to execute a function comprises a single pulse. In this case, advantageously, the realization of the same function several times in succession corresponds to the emission of several consecutive pulses on the same control input.
Avantageusement, l'impulsion de commande d'exécution d'une fonction sélectionnée par les entrées de commande de sélection est émise sur une entrée de commande d'exécution après l'émission des impulsions de sélection de la fonction sur une entrée de commande de sélection.Advantageously, the execution control pulse of a function selected by the selection control inputs is transmitted to a execution control input after the transmission of the selection pulses of the function to a selection control input. .
L'invention concerne également un équipement comportant une interface électrique de télécommande selon l'invention et un satellite comportant au moins un équipement selon l'invention.The invention also relates to equipment comprising an electrical remote control interface according to the invention and a satellite comprising at least one equipment according to the invention.
D'autres particularités et avantages de l'invention apparaîtront clairement dans la suite de la description donnée à titre d'exemple purement illustratif et non limitatif, en référence aux dessins schématiques annexés qui représentent :
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figure 1 : un exemple d'interface électrique de télécommande d'un équipement, selon l'art antérieur; -
figure 2 : un exemple d'enchaînement de signaux de commande par impulsions d'un équipement, selon l'art antérieur; -
figure 3 : un exemple d'interface électrique de télécommande de l'équipement de lafigure 1 , comportant trois entrées de commande, selon un premier mode de réalisation de l'invention; -
figure 4 : un exemple d'enchaînement de signaux de commande par impulsions de l'équipement de lafigure 1 , correspondant à la réalisation des mêmes fonctions successives que lafigure 2 , selon le premier mode de réalisation de l'invention ; -
figure 5 : un exemple d'interface électrique de télécommande de l'équipement de lafigure 1 , comportant deux entrées de commande, selon un deuxième mode de réalisation de l'invention ; -
figure 6 : un exemple d'enchaînement de signaux de commande par impulsions de l'équipement de lafigure 1 , correspondant à la réalisation des mêmes fonctions successives que lesfigures 2 et4 , selon le deuxième mode de réalisation de l'invention ; -
figure 7 : un exemple d'interface électrique de télécommande de l'équipement de lafigure 1 , comportant quatre entrées de commande, selon un troisième mode de réalisation de l'invention ; -
figure 8 : un exemple d'enchaînement de signaux de commande par impulsions de l'équipement de lafigure 1 , correspondant à la réalisation des mêmes fonctions successives que lesfigures 2 ,4 et 6 , selon le troisième mode de réalisation de l'invention
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figure 1 an example of an electrical remote control interface of a device, according to the prior art; -
figure 2 an example of sequencing pulse control signals of an equipment according to the prior art; -
figure 3 : an example of electrical remote control interface of the equipment of thefigure 1 , comprising three control inputs, according to a first embodiment of the invention; -
figure 4 : an example of a sequence of pulsed control signals of the equipment of thefigure 1 , corresponding to the realization of the same successive functions as thefigure 2 according to the first embodiment of the invention; -
figure 5 : an example of electrical remote control interface of the equipment of thefigure 1 , having two control inputs, according to a second embodiment of the invention; -
figure 6 : an example of a sequence of pulsed control signals of the equipment of thefigure 1 , corresponding to the achievement of the same successive functions as thefigures 2 and4 according to the second embodiment of the invention; -
figure 7 : an example of electrical remote control interface of the equipment of thefigure 1 , having four control inputs, according to a third embodiment of the invention; -
figure 8 : an example of a sequence of pulsed control signals of the equipment of thefigure 1 , corresponding to the achievement of the same successive functions as thefigures 2 ,4 and 6 according to the third embodiment of the invention
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Pour limiter le nombre d'entrées de commande et de lignes de commandes associées quel que soit le nombre de fonctions à piloter et permettre l'annulation d'une commande en cas d'erreur, l'invention consiste dans un premier et un deuxième mode de réalisation, à attribuer sur une même entrée de commande un nombre d'impulsions spécifique à chaque fonction, ce qui permet, par un décompte du nombre d'impulsions émises, de sélectionner le type de fonction à réaliser en utilisant la même ligne de commande quel que soit la fonction choisie et à utiliser seulement une ou deux autres entrées de commande additionnelles pour lancer l'exécution de la fonction sélectionnée.
Alternativement, pour réduire le nombre d'impulsions émises sur l'entrée de commande de sélection du type de fonction, il est également possible d'utiliser des entrées de commande de sélection additionnelles comme indiqué à titre d'exemple dans le troisième mode de réalisation de l'invention.
La
La première ligne de commande, appelée TC-Type, appliquée sur la première entrée de commande est constituée de signaux destinés à sélectionner au moins un type de fonction à réaliser parmi la pluralité de fonctions possibles RF, ALC, FCA, GCA, SCA. Aux cinq types de fonctions de commande de l'équipement LDLA, s'ajoute une sixième fonction, appelée commande INHIBIT, correspondant à l'annulation de la dernière commande émise et non encore exécutée.
La deuxième ligne de commande, appelée EXE-ON-UP, appliquée sur une deuxième entrée de commande est constituée d'un signal d'activation de la fonction sélectionnée dans un premier sens ON ou UP. La troisième ligne de commande, appelée EXE-DOWN-OFF, appliquée sur la troisième entrée de commande est constituée d'un signal d'activation de la fonction sélectionnée dans un deuxième sens OFF ou DOWN. Le signal d'activation d'une fonction sélectionnée par la première ligne de commande TC-Type est émise sur la deuxième ou la troisième ligne de commande EXE-UP-ON, EXE-DOWN-OFF après l'émission de la fonction sélectionnée sur la première ligne de commande TC-Type.The
To limit the number of command entries and associated command lines regardless of the number of functions to be controlled and to allow the cancellation of an order in case of error, the invention consists in a first and a second mode embodiment, to assign on the same control input a number of pulses specific to each function, which allows, by a count of the number of pulses transmitted, to select the type of function to be performed using the same command line whatever the function chosen and to use only one or two additional control inputs to start the execution of the selected function.
Alternatively, to reduce the number of pulses transmitted on the function type selection control input, it is also possible to use additional selection control inputs as exemplified in the third embodiment. of the invention.
The
The first command line, called TC-Type, applied to the first control input consists of signals intended to select at least one type of function to be performed among the plurality of possible functions RF, ALC, FCA, GCA, SCA. To the five types of control functions of the LDLA equipment is added a sixth function, called the INHIBIT command, corresponding to the cancellation of the last command issued and not yet executed.
The second command line, called EXE-ON-UP, applied to a second control input consists of an activation signal of the selected function in a first ON or UP direction. The third command line, called EXE-DOWN-OFF, applied to the third control input consists of an activation signal of the function selected in a second direction OFF or DOWN. The activation signal of a function selected by the first command line TC-Type is sent on the second or the third command line EXE-UP-ON, EXE-DOWN-OFF after the transmission of the selected function on the first TC-Type command line.
Comme représenté sur la
Les signaux d'activation EXE-ON-UP et EXE-DOWN-OFF des fonctions sélectionnées peuvent par exemple être constitués d'une seule impulsion pour les commandes de sens ON ou OFF et pour les commandes de sens UP et DOWN. Dans ce cas, la réalisation de la même fonction plusieurs fois de suite correspond à l'émission de plusieurs impulsions consécutives sur la même ligne EXE-UP-ON ou EXE-DOWN-OFF. Par exemple, sur la
Dans une même ligne de commande TC-Type, ce protocole permet d'enchaîner, à volonté, une pluralité d'exécution de différents types de fonction, comme représenté par exemple sur la
The activation signals EXE-ON-UP and EXE-DOWN-OFF of the selected functions can for example consist of a single pulse for the ON or OFF direction commands and for the UP and DOWN direction commands. In this case, performing the same function several times in succession corresponds to the emission of several consecutive pulses on the same line EXE-UP-ON or EXE-DOWN-OFF. For example, on the
In the same TC-Type command line, this protocol makes it possible to link, at will, a plurality of execution of different types of function, as represented for example on the
Selon ce protocole, la ligne de commande TC-Type ne permet pas de faire la distinction entre les commandes d'activation de type ON et OFF, ni entre les commandes d'exécution de type UP et DOWN des différentes fonctions sélectionnées, c'est pourquoi il est nécessaire d'ajouter dans l'interface électrique de commande, deux entrées de commande supplémentaires respectivement dédiées à l'exécution de la fonction sélectionnée dans le premier sens ON/UP ou dans le deuxième sens OFF/DOWN et permettant ainsi de déterminer le sens dans lequel doit être exécutée la fonction sélectionnée.
Selon un deuxième mode de réalisation de l'invention représenté sur la
La
L'enchaînement représenté sur la
According to a second embodiment of the invention shown in the
The
The sequence represented on the
Les signaux de commande de l'exécution des types de fonctions successives peuvent par exemple être constitués d'une seule impulsion. Dans ce cas, la réalisation de la même fonction plusieurs fois de suite correspond à l'émission de plusieurs impulsions consécutives sur la même ligne de commande EXE. La délimitation des commandes appliquées sur la ligne de commande TC-Type est alors réalisée par la première impulsion qui arrive sur la ligne EXE après l'activation de la fonction sur la ligne TC-Type. Le décompte des impulsions émises sur l'entrée de commande de sélection TC-Type est réalisé par des moyens de décompte, non représentés, internes à l'interface électrique de télécommande et est remis à zéro après l'exécution de chaque fonction.
Ce deuxième mode de réalisation de l'invention est donc le mode qui comporte le moins d'entrées de commande mais il est moins souple d'utilisation que le premier mode de réalisation de l'invention car dans le cas où la même fonction doit être exécutée successivement dans un premier sens puis dans un deuxième sens, le type de fonction à exécuter doit être indiqué deux fois de suite sur l'entrée de commande TC-TYPE.
Bien que les deux premiers modes de réalisation de l'invention présentent un nombre d'entrées de commande minimal, dans certaines applications, il peut être souhaité d'ajouter des entrées de commande additionnelles. Selon un troisième mode de réalisation, l'interface électrique de télécommande du même équipement LDLA que celui de la
La
This second embodiment of the invention is therefore the mode that has the least control inputs but it is less flexible to use than the first embodiment of the invention because in the case where the same function must be executed successively in a first direction then in a second direction, the type of function to be performed must be indicated twice in succession on the TC-TYPE command input.
Although the first two embodiments of the invention have a minimum number of control inputs, in some applications it may be desired to add additional control inputs. According to a third embodiment, the electrical remote control interface of the same LDLA equipment as that of the
The
Bien que l'invention ait été décrite en liaison avec des modes de réalisation particuliers et pour un équipement particulier, il est bien évident qu'elle n'y est nullement limitée et qu'elle comprend tous les équivalents techniques des moyens décrits ainsi que leurs combinaisons si celles-ci entrent dans le cadre de l'invention.Although the invention has been described in connection with particular embodiments and for particular equipment, it is quite obvious that it is not limited thereto and that it includes all the technical equivalents of the means described and their combinations if they fall within the scope of the invention.
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