Operation monitoring system of passive outdoor equipment and operating method

Abstract

The invention relates to an operation monitoring system of passive outdoor equipment, a power management module, a battery voltage detection module, a real-time clock module, an equipment state detection module, a driving module and a communication module are connected with a single-chip microcomputer, and the single-chip microcomputer receives in real time battery electric quantity detection data in the equipment, equipment door opening and closing data and environmental state data, judges and records a battery electric quantity over-low state alarm, equipment state alarm data and occurrence time, and sends equipment abnormal state alarm information to an upper computer when the equipment is abnormally opened and is in a damaged state; the single-chip microcomputer receives a voltage signal of the power management module and judges whether an external power supply is connected, and is in a dormant state when no external power supply is connected; and the single-chip microcomputer is awakened after the external power supply is connected, sends equipment online information and previously recorded data to the upper computer through the communication module, receives an door opening or door locking instruction issued by the upper computer, and sends an unlocking or locking driving signal to the driving module. The operation monitoring system of the passive outdoor equipment can prevent damage, and improve management efficiency.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an operation monitoring system of passive outdoor equipment and an operation method thereof, belonging to the technical field of operation monitoring of passive outdoor equipment. Background technique [0002] With the advent of the information age, investment in and construction of basic networks has also increased, and industries including communications, environmental protection, and electric power are all speeding up the development of their own monitoring and service networks. In this process, the number of outdoor devices surges, and these outdoor devices are important nodes of the basic network and play a vital role. [0003] However, the emergence of a large number of outdoor equipment has also brought great difficulties in management and maintenance. Taking the communication industry as an example, outdoor equipment such as outdoor cabinets, optical cable transfer boxes, etc. are usually placed in a passive environmen...

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[0003] However, the emergence of a large number of outdoor equipment has also brought great difficulties in management and maintenance

Taking the communication industry as an example, outdoor equipment such as outdoor cabinets, optical cable transfer boxes, etc. are usually placed in a passive environment in the wild. The surrounding conditions are complex, easy to be damaged by irrelevant personnel, and difficult to maintain.

At the same time, the quality of the construction workers who carry out the installation and maintenance work is also uneven. In order to save trouble and do not carry out standardized operations, some construction workers often directly break the door and forcibly open the outdoor equipment or do not close the door after the installation and maintenance work. These behaviors will cause outdoor equipment destroyed, resulting in loss

However, when the outdoor equipment is damaged, the operator cannot track and trace it and assign the responsibility to the person. The final result is that the damage is repeatedly prohibited and cannot be improved.

[0004] In addition to man-made sabotage factors, outdoor equipment used for communication usually has wiring and adaptation mechanisms such as leather cables and optical fibers inside, and the temperature and humidity inside the equipment will also have a certain impact on the working environment and communication operation. Operators also have no effective way to monitor the status information of a large number of outdoor equipment, so they cannot make timely adjustments or remedial measures when the working environment exceeds the standard, which eventually causes damage to outdoor equipment to varying degrees

[0005] Of course, not only in the communication industry, but also in other industries such as electric power and environmental protection, similar problems and difficulties have emerged. Massive outdoor equipment cannot be effectively monitored, and it is difficult to eliminate or prevent damage.

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