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US 6,972,679 · App. 10/441,023 · Granted Dec 6, 2005

Multi-processor burglar-proof apparatus

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Patent No.
US 6,972,679
App. No.
10/441,023
Granted
Dec 6, 2005
Kind
B2
Abstract

A multi-processor burglar-proof apparatus includes a plurality of detection processors. At least one detection processor is located in each detection area and each detection processor is separately linked to a radio alarm and a radio help system by radio signals.

Claims (27)

1. A multi-processor burglar-proof apparatus comprising a plurality of detection processors with at least one detection processor located in each detection area and each detection processor is separately linked to a radio alarm and a radio help system by radio signals, the detection processor having a control circuit which includes a first control unit and a second control unit, the second control unit being connected to the first control unit;

wherein the first control unit includes:

a memory unit for storing signal status;

a microprocessor unit for processing and controlling signals and comparing passwords input with passwords pre-stored in the memory unit to process decoding;

an infrared light sensor unit for emitting infrared light detection signals to the microprocessor unit;

a radio emission unit for emitting signals from the microprocessor unit;

a radio alarm for receiving signals from the radio emission unit;

a radio help system for receiving signals from the radio emission unit;

a backup power supply unit for providing backup electric power supply to the control circuit and to charge through a charge circuit, the backup power supply unit being connected to the microprocessor unit.

2. The multi-processor burglar-proof apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the second control unit includes:

a lighting unit for receiving signals from the microprocessor unit to determine whether to turn light sources ON or OFF and adjust the brightness of the light sources;

a photosensitive sensor unit for transmitting light source detection signals to the microprocessor unit which issues signals to the lighting unit;

an operation unit for entering the passwords to the microprocessor unit to release alarm conditions of the detection processor;

a display unit for displaying operation and status signals issued from the microprocessor unit;

an alarm unit for receiving signals from the microprocessor unit and transmitting signals to an alarm indication light;

a speaker unit for receiving signals from the microprocessor unit and generating sound to alert operators; and

a SOS unit for receiving signals from a SOS key and transmitting signals to the microprocessor unit which issues signals to the lighting unit, the speaker unit and the radio emission unit.

3. The multi-processor burglar-proof apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the detection processor has a case which has a surface containing:

a numerical input interface for entering/resetting the passwords;

a functional input interface;

a display interface;

an alarm indication light;

an indication light;

a detection device; and

a switch;

wherein the detection device includes an infrared light sensor for automatically detecting human body temperature or moving signals and a photosensitive sensor for automatically detecting brightness of light sources;

wherein the functional input interface includes a lighting key, a luminescent key, a flashlight key, a time key, a power failure lighting key, an automatic lightening key, an automatic voice dialing key, and a SOS key.

Continuity (1)
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