Multipurpose fault alarm panel for armored vehicle and monitoring method
By designing a multi-purpose fault alarm panel, the problems of traditional armored vehicle fault diagnosis equipment are solved, such as large size, strong specialization and complex operation, and the miniaturization is achieved, with strong versatility, simple operation, fast detection, rich information and easy update Maintenance and cost-effective effects.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202411376282.5
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-09-30
- Publication Date
- 2025-02-25
AI Technical Summary
Traditional armored vehicle fault diagnosis equipment has problems such as huge size, strong specialization, complex operation, slow detection speed, limited information, difficulty in update and maintenance, and high cost.
A multi-purpose fault alarm panel is designed, using a miniaturized main control board to telecommunications connection with the monitored components of the armored vehicle, displaying fault information and solutions through the LCD display area, setting a buzzer and main alarm light in the key area to control the output The area is equipped with a guard switch and a control switch to achieve rapid detection and diagnosis.
It achieves the effects of miniaturization, strong versatility, simple operation, fast detection, rich information, easy update and maintenance, and cost-effectiveness, improving the fault diagnosis efficiency and reliability of armored vehicles.
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Abstract
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Technical Field
[0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of alarm panels, and in particular relates to a multi-purpose fault alarm panel and a monitoring method for armored vehicles. Background Art
[0002] With the rapid development of modern military equipment, armored vehicles, as one of the important military equipment, their reliability and maintenance efficiency are crucial to ensure the success of military operations. In the traditional armored vehicle maintenance and fault diagnosis process, there are some problems that need to be solved, which are mainly reflected in the following aspects:
[0003] Large size: Traditional fault diagnosis equipment is usually large and difficult to carry and move, which limits its ability to quickly detect and diagnose on site and is not conducive to rapid response and handling of battlefield emergencies.
[0004] Strong specialization: Many diagnostic equipment are designed for specific chassis or systems, lack versatility, and cannot be widely applied to various types of armored vehicles. This specialization limits the scope of use of the equipment and increases the complexity and cost of logistics support.
[0005] Complex operation: The operation interface of traditional diagnostic equipment is not user-friendly and usually requires professional knowledge and skills to correctly operate and interpret the diagnostic results. This not only increases the training cost of operators, but also increases the risk of operating errors.
[0006] Slow detection speed: The traditional diagnostic process takes a long time and cannot provide fast and accurate fault information in a timely manner, which directly affects maintenance efficiency and vehicle availability and may cause task delays.
[0007] Limited information: Traditional diagnostic equipment can usually only provide limited fault information, lacking detailed fault descriptions and solutions. This increases the reliance on maintenance personnel's experience and skills, limiting the accuracy and efficiency of fault diagnosis.
[0008] Difficulty in updating and maintaining: With the continuous development of technology, it has become difficult to update and maintain equipment, and it is impossible to adapt to new equipment and fault types in a timely manner. This has caused the existing equipment to gradually fall behind and fail to meet the needs of modern armored vehicle maintenance.
[0009] High cost: Traditional diagnostic equipment is often expensive to purchase, maintain, and train, which limits its widespread application and popularity and increases the burden on military budgets.
[0010] In view of the above problems, the existing technology urgently needs a new type of armored vehicle fault alarm panel, which should have the characteristics of miniaturization, strong versatility, easy operation, fast detection, rich information, easy updating and maintenance, and high cost-effectiveness. Summary of the invention
[0011] In view of this, the present invention provides a multi-purpose fault alarm panel for armored vehicles, which has the advantages of miniaturization, strong versatility, simple operation, fast detection, rich information, easy updating and maintenance, and high cost-effectiveness.
[0012] The present invention provides a multi-purpose fault warning panel for armored vehicles using the following technical solutions:
[0013] A multi-purpose fault alarm panel for armored vehicles, wherein a main control board is arranged inside the alarm panel, and the main control board is connected to a monitored component required by the armored vehicle by telecommunication, and can obtain parameter information of the monitored component, wherein the monitored component includes a battery, and the parameter information includes the battery SOC, and the front of the alarm panel includes a key area, a liquid crystal display area, and a control output area which are sequentially distributed from top to bottom;
[0014] The control output area is provided with a duty switch. When the duty switch is turned on, the fault alarm panel starts monitoring the monitored components.
[0015] The LCD display area is provided with an LCD screen for displaying monitoring information, and the main control board can send a shutdown command to the armored vehicle chassis CAN bus according to the monitored parameter information under the pre-stored control program, and make the LCD screen display the fault information and fault solution of the monitored components. The arrangement of information follows the preset importance and priority principle; the shutdown command includes a command to disconnect the connection with the charging device when the battery is overheated;
[0016] The key area is provided with a buzzer, a main alarm light and buttons for operating the LCD display screen; when the main control board detects a fault, the buzzer and the main alarm light respectively emit an alarm sound and form a flashing light.
[0017] Furthermore, the alarm panel has a metal shell, a grounding plate is arranged on the outside of the metal shell, and an upper sealing cavity, an electromagnetic shielding cavity and a lower sealing cavity are arranged in sequence from top to bottom inside the metal shell;
[0018] The electromagnetic shielding cavity is located at the bottom of the liquid crystal display area, and the main control board and the LCD screen drive circuit, CAN bus circuit, watchdog circuit, and internal storage circuit that are telecom-connected to the main control board are arranged in the electromagnetic shielding cavity; the LCD screen drive circuit is used to drive the LCD screen to display information; the CAN bus circuit is telecom-connected to the monitored component and is used to output control instructions, and the control instructions include equipment fault information sent to the armored vehicle chassis CAN bus, the shutdown instruction sent to the armored vehicle chassis CAN bus, and instructions for controlling the main warning light to light up and the buzzer to sound, and the fault information is received by devices including terminal devices and then displayed and stored; the internal storage circuit is used to store the control program, the parameter information, the fault information, and the fault resolution measures;
[0019] The upper sealed cavity is located at the bottom of the key area, and a button driving circuit board and a buzzer circuit board connected to the main control board are arranged in the upper sealed cavity, forming a button signal acquisition circuit and a buzzer driving circuit, which are respectively used to respond to the operation of the button and drive the buzzer to operate; and an operation mark is arranged on the button;
[0020] The lower sealed cavity is located at the bottom of the control output area, and is provided with a power supply circuit and an armored vehicle load control electrical appliance; the power supply circuit is connected to the main control board in the electromagnetic shielding cavity to supply power to the alarm panel; the armored vehicle load control electrical appliance includes a relay, which can control the on-off of the circuit of the corresponding load of the armored vehicle under the control of the main control board.
[0021] Furthermore, a first metal partition is provided between the electromagnetic shielding cavity and the lower sealing cavity;
[0022] The main control board of the electromagnetic shielding cavity is electrically connected to the power circuit of the lower sealed cavity through a circuit composed of components including through-hole capacitors and filters, so as to form electromagnetic isolation between the electromagnetic shielding cavity and the lower sealed cavity.
[0023] Furthermore, a second metal partition plate and a metal adapter plate are provided between the electromagnetic shielding cavity and the upper sealed cavity;
[0024] The second metal partition plate and the metal adapter plate separate the electromagnetic shielding cavity from the upper sealing cavity;
[0025] The metal adapter board is also provided with a through-hole capacitor, and the main control board in the electromagnetic shielding cavity is electrically connected to the button drive circuit board and the buzzer circuit board in the upper sealed cavity through the through-hole capacitor on the metal adapter board.
[0026] Furthermore, an insulating plate is provided at the bottom of the lower sealed cavity.
[0027] Furthermore, the electromagnetic shielding cavity is also provided with a liquid crystal screen heating circuit which is electrically connected to the main control board, and is used for heating the liquid crystal screen to prevent the liquid crystal screen from fogging.
[0028] Furthermore, a piece of wire mesh shielding glass is arranged on the surface of the liquid crystal screen, and a conductive adhesive strip is arranged at the connection between the wire mesh shielding glass and the metal shell.
[0029] Furthermore, electromagnetic shielding nets are arranged on both sides of the main control board, and the electromagnetic shielding nets are connected to the metal shell.
[0030] Furthermore, the side of the alarm panel is provided with a CAN interface, a debugging interface, and an input and output interface;
[0031] The CAN interface is used to perform CAN data communication with external devices;
[0032] The debugging interface can be used to download the control program;
[0033] The input and output interface is used to access an external power source and output a control signal for the armored vehicle load.
[0034] The present invention also provides an armored vehicle fault alarm monitoring method, which utilizes the above-mentioned multi-purpose fault alarm panel for armored vehicles to collect parameters of monitored components of the armored vehicle, and filters, calibrates and converts the collected parameters, converts the collected parameters into engineering values, and temporarily stores and caches the engineering values;
[0035] Based on preset rules and algorithms, the engineering values are analyzed and judged to determine whether there is a fault. When a fault exists, corresponding fault information, fault solutions and control instructions are generated on the LCD screen according to the severity of the fault, and the buzzer and the main warning light are triggered to work; the control instructions include instructions to disconnect the battery from the charging device when the battery is overheated.
[0036] Beneficial effects:
[0037] 1. The size and resolution of the LCD screen can be optimized to clearly display rich and accurate fault information and fault solutions. When the main control board detects a fault, the buzzer and the main alarm light will respectively emit an alarm sound and form a flashing light. The main control board can also send instructions to the armored vehicle chassis CAN bus, including disconnecting the connection with the charging device when the battery is overheated, so that the alarm panel can not only prompt faults and provide fault solutions, but also have emergency control functions, increasing the functionality and practicality of the vehicle. At the same time, the arrangement of information follows the principles of importance and priority, allowing operators to obtain the most critical information at the first time. The alarm panel uses a highly integrated main control board, which can make the alarm panel have the advantages of miniaturization, strong versatility, simple operation, fast detection, rich information, easy update and maintenance, and high cost-effectiveness.
[0038] 2. The layout design of the key area, LCD display area and control output area, which are distributed from top to bottom, is friendly to human-computer interaction. In the control output area, the most commonly used and critical control functions can be placed at the bottom, so that operators can quickly reach and operate them in an emergency. For example, important control switches that require immediate response can be set in this area, and the size and spacing of the switches can be carefully calculated to ensure that operators can operate accurately even in a tense environment without accidental touch or difficulty in reaching. The LCD display area is located in the middle, and its position conforms to the ergonomic observation angle. The key area is located at the top, and its layout fully considers the natural range of movement of the operator's hand. When the vehicle fails, the operator's eyes can naturally obtain detailed information from the LCD display area in the middle, and then perform corresponding operations in the switch operation area below. The whole process is smooth and natural, reducing the operation time and error rate. It avoids the problem that although traditional products have clear divisions of areas, the operation process is not simple and efficient for users with different operating proficiency, especially for first-time users, who may need to spend more time to understand and familiarize themselves with the functions of each button.
[0039] Moreover, the metal shell can provide a good shielding effect, isolating the internal circuits and components from external electromagnetic interference. The grounding sheet on the outside of the metal shell can help eliminate the influence of electromagnetic interference in the structure and improve electromagnetic compatibility. At the same time, the multi-cavity design is adopted, so that the main control board is located in the electromagnetic shielding cavity to form electromagnetic isolation, which can reduce the electromagnetic interference to the main control board and ensure the working stability of the alarm panel.
[0040] 3. The main control board of the electromagnetic shielding cavity is connected to the power circuit of the lower sealed cavity through a circuit composed of components including through-hole capacitors and filters, so as to form electromagnetic isolation between the electromagnetic shielding cavity and the lower sealed cavity, thereby further improving the working stability of the alarm panel.
[0041] 4. A second metal partition and a metal adapter plate are provided between the electromagnetic shielding cavity and the upper sealed cavity; the second metal partition and the metal adapter plate separate the electromagnetic shielding cavity from the upper sealed cavity; a through-hole capacitor is also provided on the metal adapter plate, and the main control board in the electromagnetic shielding cavity is connected to the button drive circuit board and the buzzer circuit board in the upper sealed cavity through the through-hole capacitor on the metal adapter plate. In this way, electromagnetic isolation is formed between the electromagnetic shielding and the upper sealed cavity and the lower sealed cavity, further improving the working stability of the alarm panel.
[0042] 5. An insulating plate is provided at the bottom of the lower sealed cavity to ensure that the metal casing will not be charged when leakage occurs between the power supply circuit in the lower sealed cavity and the load control electrical appliance of the armored vehicle, thus ensuring safety.
[0043] 6. A piece of screen shielding glass is set on the surface of the LCD screen, and a conductive rubber strip is set at the connection between the screen shielding glass and the metal shell. In this way, the design of the screen shielding glass can effectively reduce the influence of interference and noise, and improve the picture quality and display effect. At the same time, installing a conductive rubber strip on the contact surface of the screen shielding glass and the metal shell can achieve better electrical contact and grounding, reduce the risk of static electricity accumulation on the fuselage, and enhance the durability of the whole machine.
[0044] 7. Electromagnetic shielding nets are arranged on both sides of the main control board, and the electromagnetic shielding nets are connected to the metal shell to improve the electromagnetic compatibility of the main control board. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0045] Figure 1 A circuit principle block diagram of a multi-purpose fault alarm panel for armored vehicles provided by the present invention;
[0046] Figure 2 A three-dimensional structural schematic diagram of a multi-purpose fault warning panel for an armored vehicle provided by the present invention;
[0047] Figure 3 A schematic diagram of the internal structure of a multi-purpose fault alarm panel for an armored vehicle provided by the present invention from one viewing angle;
[0048] Figure 4 A schematic diagram of the internal structure of a multi-purpose fault warning panel for an armored vehicle provided by the present invention from another perspective;
[0049] Figure 5 A front schematic diagram of a multi-purpose fault warning panel for an armored vehicle provided by the present invention;
[0050] Figure 6 A schematic diagram of information displayed in a liquid crystal display area of a multi-purpose fault warning panel for an armored vehicle provided by the present invention;
[0051] Figure 7 Another schematic diagram of information displayed in a liquid crystal display area of a multi-purpose fault warning panel for an armored vehicle provided by the present invention;
[0052] Among them: 1-upper sealed cavity; 101-buzzer; 102-button switch; 103-main alarm light; 104-metal adapter board; 105-button drive circuit board; 106-buzzer drive circuit board; 107-first through-hole capacitor; 2-electromagnetic shielding cavity; 201-shielding glass; 202-display driver board; 203-main control board; 204-debugging interface; 205-CAN interface; 206-first metal partition; 207-second through-hole capacitor; 208-filter; 3-lower sealed cavity; 301-button switch; 302-relay; 303-fuse holder; 304-protection seat; 305-input and output interface; 306-insulation board; 4-lower metal shock-absorbing sleeve; 5-upper metal shock-absorbing sleeve; 6-grounding plate. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0053] The present invention is described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments.
[0054] Reference Figure 1 to Figure 7 A multi-purpose fault alarm panel for armored vehicles, wherein a main control panel 203 is arranged inside the alarm panel, and the main control panel 203 is connected to the monitored components required by the armored vehicle by telecommunication, and can obtain parameter information of the monitored components, wherein the monitored components include batteries, electrical integrated controllers, high-voltage power distribution and safety protection devices, and low-voltage power conversion devices, and the parameter information includes battery SOC, battery voltage, battery current, battery maximum temperature, battery minimum temperature, high-voltage bus voltage, dust extraction motor distribution status, high-voltage duty status, high-voltage discharge status, high-voltage power-on status, electrical integrated controller input voltage, electrical integrated controller total current, main contactor instruction status of the low-voltage power conversion device, switch tube status of the low-voltage power conversion device, etc., and, with reference to Figure 2The front of the alarm panel includes a button area, a liquid crystal display area and a control output area which are distributed from top to bottom in sequence; the control output area is provided with a plurality of button switches 301, the button switches 301 include a duty switch, a heater power switch (used to heat the liquid crystal screen in the liquid crystal display area), and a heater operation switch. When the duty switch is turned on, the fault alarm panel starts monitoring the monitored components. Moreover, in order to ensure reliability, a protective seat 304 is provided on the duty switch to prevent the duty switch from being accidentally touched; the liquid crystal display area is provided with a liquid crystal screen for displaying monitoring information, and the main The control board can send a shutdown command to the armored vehicle chassis CAN bus according to the monitored parameter information under the pre-stored control program, and make the LCD screen display the fault information and fault solutions of the monitored components. The arrangement of information on the LCD screen follows the preset importance and priority principles; the shutdown command includes a command to disconnect the connection with the charging device when the battery is overheated; the button area is provided with a buzzer 101, a main alarm light 103 and buttons for operating the LCD display; when the main control board 203 detects a fault, the buzzer 101 and the main alarm light 103 respectively emit an alarm sound and form a flashing light.
[0055] In this way, the size and resolution of the LCD screen can be optimized to clearly display rich and accurate fault information and fault solutions. Moreover, when the main control board 203 detects a fault, the buzzer 101 and the main alarm light 103 respectively emit an alarm sound and form a flashing light. The main control board 203 can also send instructions to the armored vehicle chassis CAN bus, including disconnecting the connection with the charging device when the battery is overheated, so that the alarm panel can not only prompt the fault and provide a fault solution, but also have an emergency control function, which increases the functionality and practicality of the vehicle. At the same time, the arrangement of information follows the principle of importance and priority, so that the operator can obtain the most critical information at the first time. The alarm panel uses a highly integrated main control board 203, which can make the alarm panel have the advantages of miniaturization, strong versatility, simple operation, fast detection, rich information, easy update and maintenance, and high cost-effectiveness.
[0056] Specifically, refer to Figure 2 , Figure 3, the side of the alarm panel is provided with CAN interface 205, debug interface 204, input / output interface 305; CAN interface 205 is used for CAN data communication with external devices, CAN interface 205 adopts mature integrated Zhou Ligong isolation CAN module, and sets CAN bus common mode filter inductor, transient suppression diode and other peripheral electronic components, the main control board 203 completes data transmission and reception by controlling the CAN module, and adopts unmatched terminal resistance according to protocol requirements. The CAN module is an isolation module that can effectively shield various interference signals safely and reliably; the debug interface 204 can be used to download the control program; the input / output interface 305 is used to access the external power supply and output the control signal for the armored vehicle load.
[0057] More specifically, in this embodiment, referring to Figure 2 The alarm panel has a metal shell, and a grounding plate 6 is arranged on the outer side of the metal shell. Specifically, the upper end and the lower section of the metal shell are both provided with lugs, the lower lug is provided with a lower metal shock-absorbing sleeve 4, and the upper lug is provided with an upper metal shock-absorbing sleeve 5. The fastener can be passed through the through holes of the upper metal shock-absorbing sleeve 5 and the lower metal shock-absorbing sleeve 4 to install the alarm panel on the armored vehicle, and the grounding plate 6 is arranged at one end of the upper lug. The upper metal shock-absorbing sleeve 5 and the lower metal shock-absorbing sleeve 4 can enhance the earthquake resistance of the alarm panel.
[0058] Moreover, refer to Figure 2 to Figure 5The metal shell is provided with an upper sealed cavity 1, an electromagnetic shielding cavity 2 and a lower sealed cavity 3 from top to bottom; the electromagnetic shielding cavity 2 is located at the bottom of the liquid crystal display area, and the electromagnetic shielding cavity 2 is provided with a main control board 203 and a liquid crystal screen driving circuit, a CAN bus circuit, a watchdog circuit, and an internal storage circuit connected to the main control board 203 by telecommunication; the liquid crystal screen driving circuit is used to drive the liquid crystal screen to display information; the CAN bus circuit is connected to the monitored component by telecommunication, and is used to output control instructions of the main control board 203, and the control instructions include equipment fault information sent to the CAN bus of the armored vehicle chassis, and information sent to the armored vehicle chassis by telecommunication. The shutdown command sent by the vehicle chassis CAN bus, the command to control the main warning light 103 to light up and the buzzer 101 to sound, and the fault information are received by devices including terminal devices for display and storage; the watchdog circuit can use the SGM706-SYS8G / TR chip with a maximum operating voltage of 6V and a watchdog reset time of 1.6s. When the WDI pin of the SGM706-SYS8G / TR is in a high-impedance state, the internal timer stops timing, so the main control board 203 will not be reset when the main control board 203 is downloading a program, resulting in failure to download the main control board 203 program. The internal storage circuit is used to store control programs, parameter information, fault information and fault resolution measures; the upper sealed cavity 1 is located at the bottom of the key area, and a button driving circuit board 105 and a buzzer driving circuit board 106 connected to the main control board 203 are arranged in the upper sealed cavity 1, forming a button signal acquisition circuit and a buzzer driving circuit, which are respectively used to respond to button operations and drive the buzzer to operate; and an operation mark is set on the button; a display driving board 202 connected to the main control board is arranged in the battery shielding cavity 2, which is used to drive the liquid crystal screen for display; the lower sealed cavity 3 is located at the bottom of the control output area, and the lower sealed cavity 3 is provided with a power supply circuit and an armored vehicle load control electrical appliance; the power supply circuit is connected to the main control board 203 in the electromagnetic shielding cavity 2, and is used to power the alarm panel; the armored vehicle load control electrical appliance includes electrical components including a relay 302, which can control the circuit on and off of the corresponding load of the armored vehicle under the control of the main control board 203.
[0059] Thus, the layout design of the key area, LCD display area and control output area, which are distributed from top to bottom, is friendly to human-computer interaction. In the control output area, the most commonly used and critical control functions can be placed at the bottom, so that operators can quickly reach and operate them in an emergency. For example, important control switches that require immediate response can be set in this area, and the size and spacing of the switches can be carefully calculated to ensure that operators can operate accurately even in a tense environment without accidental touch or difficulty in reaching. The LCD display area is located in the middle, and its position conforms to the ergonomic observation angle. The key area is located at the top, and its layout fully considers the natural range of movement of the operator's hand. When the vehicle fails, the operator's eyes can naturally obtain detailed information from the LCD display area in the middle, and then perform corresponding operations in the switch operation area below. The whole process is smooth and natural, reducing the operation time and error rate. It avoids the problem that although traditional products have clear divisions of areas, the operation process is not simple and efficient for users with different operating proficiency, especially for first-time users, who may need to spend more time to understand and familiarize themselves with the functions of each button. Moreover, the metal shell can provide a good shielding effect, isolating the internal circuits and components from external electromagnetic interference. The grounding sheet 6 is arranged on the outside of the metal shell to help eliminate the influence of electromagnetic interference in the structure and improve electromagnetic compatibility. At the same time, a multi-cavity design is adopted, so that the main control board 203 is located in the electromagnetic shielding cavity 2 to form electromagnetic isolation, which can reduce the electromagnetic interference to the main control board 203 and ensure the working stability of the alarm panel.
[0060] More specifically, refer to Figure 3 and Figure 4 In this embodiment, a first metal partition 206 is provided between the electromagnetic shielding chamber 2 and the lower sealed chamber 3; the main control board 203 of the electromagnetic shielding chamber 2 is connected to the power circuit part in the lower sealed chamber 3 through a circuit composed of components including a second through-hole capacitor 207 and a filter 208, so as to form electromagnetic isolation between the electromagnetic shielding chamber 2 and the lower sealed chamber 3, and further improve the working stability of the alarm panel. In addition, a second metal partition is provided between the electromagnetic shielding chamber 2 and the upper sealed chamber 1 (the second metal partition is fixed to the metal shell because Figure 3 and Figure 4 It is a picture behind the metal shell of the province, so in Figure 3 and Figure 4The second metal partition (not shown) and the metal adapter plate 104; the second metal partition and the metal adapter plate 104 separate the electromagnetic shielding cavity 2 from the upper sealed cavity 1; the metal adapter plate 104 is provided with a first through-hole capacitor 107, and the main control board 203 in the electromagnetic shielding cavity 2 is connected to the button drive circuit board 105 and the buzzer drive circuit board 106 in the upper sealed cavity 1 through the first through-hole capacitor 107 on the metal adapter plate 104. In this way, electromagnetic isolation is formed between the electromagnetic shielding 2 and the upper sealed cavity 1 and the lower sealed cavity 3, further improving the working stability of the alarm panel. In addition, in this embodiment, an insulating plate 306 is provided at the bottom of the lower sealed cavity 3 to ensure that the power circuit part in the lower sealed cavity 3 and the armored vehicle load control electrical appliance will not cause the metal shell to be charged when leakage occurs, thereby ensuring safety. Moreover, the electromagnetic shielding cavity 2 is also provided with a liquid crystal screen heating circuit connected to the main control board 203 by telecommunications, which is used to heat the liquid crystal screen to prevent the liquid crystal screen from fogging. Specifically, the heating circuit can be designed as follows: the main control board 203 controls the heating of the LCD screen by the heating plate through PWM output and the MOS on and off control via an optocoupler. The heating circuit power supply uses a 24V regulated power supply, and a fuse (set in the fuse holder 303) is designed as a hardware protection measure to prevent continuous heating of the LCD screen due to control failure of the main control board 203.
[0061] More specifically, refer to Figure 3 and Figure 4 In this embodiment, the LCD screen ( Figure 3 and Figure 4 The surface of the main control board 203 (not shown) is provided with shielding glass 201, specifically wire mesh shielding glass, and a conductive adhesive strip (not shown) is provided at the connection between the wire mesh shielding glass and the metal shell. In this way, the design of the wire mesh shielding glass can effectively reduce the impact of interference and noise on the LCD screen, and improve the picture quality and display effect. At the same time, installing a conductive adhesive strip on the contact surface between the wire mesh shielding glass and the metal shell can achieve better electrical contact and grounding, reduce the risk of static electricity accumulation in the fuselage, and enhance the durability of the whole machine. In particular, in the present embodiment, electromagnetic shielding nets are also arranged on both sides of the main control board 203, and the electromagnetic shielding nets are connected to the metal shell to improve the electromagnetic compatibility effect of the main control board 203.
[0062] More specifically, the LCD screen is mainly composed of shielded silk screen acrylic glass, which not only effectively protects the surface of the LCD screen from cracking, but also has excellent electromagnetic compatibility. At the same time, the specially designed heating circuit enables the LCD screen to operate stably at -43°C. The key area is composed of silicone keys, silicone key pressure rings, and buzzer 101. Each part is reasonably arranged according to its function to facilitate personnel operation. In addition, the alarm panel uses an ultra-high decibel buzzer 101, and the sound pressure of the buzzer is not less than 110db@10cm.
[0063] More specifically, in general, in this embodiment, the circuit principle block diagram of the multi-purpose armored vehicle fault alarm panel is as follows: Figure 1 As shown, it is mainly composed of a control chip (used as a main control board 203), an LCD screen, a CAN bus circuit, a buzzer drive circuit, an LCD screen heating circuit, a button acquisition circuit, a watchdog circuit, an internal storage circuit, a power supply circuit, etc. The main control board 203 can use a GD32F307VCT6 type single-chip microcomputer, and the power supply circuit is provided with a DC power filter 208, a current limiting resistor and an anti-reverse connection circuit composed of a MOS tube, a transient suppression diode and a power supply filter circuit; the power module part is composed of a Golden Sun isolation power module and a low voltage dropout regulator.
[0064] More specifically, the multi-purpose armored vehicle fault warning panel can customize different warning information according to different models of armored vehicles, so as to achieve matching of various models. The LCD screen part displays information such as Figure 6 and Figure 7 As shown. It can be seen that the main control board 203 can output control instructions including: (1) sending equipment fault information to the armored vehicle chassis CAN bus, such as: serious battery box overcurrent, battery box overtemperature, SOC overlimit, etc. The fault information can be received by instruments, terminals and other equipment for display and storage. (2) Sending corresponding shutdown instructions to the armored vehicle chassis CAN bus. For example: when the battery is overtemperature, disconnect the battery from the charging device to avoid thermal runaway. When the battery is undervoltage, disconnect the battery from the load to prevent the battery from over-discharging. (3) Control the main alarm light 103, LCD screen, and buzzer 101 on the alarm panel for sound and light prompts. Moreover, the fault solution measures can be displayed on the LCD screen, such as prompting that charging is required.
[0065] Exemplarily, when using the alarm panel of this embodiment, the following contents may be included in the software design:
[0066] 1. Overall Architecture
[0067] The software adopts a layered architecture design, including hardware driver layer, data acquisition and processing layer, fault judgment and alarm layer, user interaction layer and communication layer.
[0068] Hardware driver layer: responsible for communicating and controlling the GD32F307VCT6 main control board 203 and other hardware devices, realizing the reading of CAN data and driving output devices such as the LCD screen and buzzer 101.
[0069] Data acquisition and processing layer: Filter, calibrate and convert the data collected from the hardware, convert the raw data into meaningful engineering values, and temporarily store and buffer the data.
[0070] Fault judgment and alarm layer: Based on preset rules and algorithms, the processed data is analyzed and judged to determine whether there is a fault, and corresponding alarm signals and control instructions are generated according to the severity of the fault.
[0071] User interaction layer: provides an intuitive and friendly interface, supports operators to perform operations through buttons, such as querying fault history, confirming alarms, etc., and clearly displays vehicle status and fault information on the LCD screen.
[0072] Communication layer: realize CAN data communication with external devices, upload fault information and vehicle operation data, and receive remote control instructions.
[0073] 2. Process Design
[0074] System initialization: When the software starts, complete the initialization of hardware devices, parameter configuration and establishment of data structures.
[0075] Data acquisition loop: collects sensor data at a fixed frequency and processes it.
[0076] Fault diagnosis: Analyze the processed data in real time and compare it with preset thresholds and patterns.
[0077] Alarm and control: If it is judged as a fault, the corresponding alarm mechanism is triggered and control instructions are output.
[0078] User interaction response: timely process the operator's key operations and update the interface display.
[0079] Communication processing: communication with the outside world based on timing or event triggering.
[0080] 3. Algorithm Design
[0081] Fault judgment algorithm: A threshold-based judgment method is adopted, and fault information is prompted strictly according to the established alarm preset value.
[0082] 4. Interface Design
[0083] The important status information and fault prompts of the armored vehicle are highlighted, and different colors and icons are used to distinguish different fault levels, so that operators can quickly identify and respond. For example, it is divided into four states: red, yellow, green, and gray, and the alarm level decreases in sequence. The main interface displays the main battery information, and the button switch 102 can be used to access other parameter interfaces.
[0084] It can be seen from the technical solution of this embodiment that by using a miniaturized alarm panel equipped with an audible and visual alarm prompt function, a real-time prompt and diagnosis function for armored vehicle faults is achieved. This technical solution effectively solves the problem of large size of traditional diagnostic equipment and untimely troubleshooting, and has the following beneficial effects compared to the prior art:
[0085] (i) Timely warning: Through the fault warning panel, the driver can obtain vehicle fault information in a timely manner and respond quickly, thus improving the safety and reliability of the vehicle.
[0086] (ii) Intuitive display: The LCD screen on the alarm panel can intuitively display the fault point, helping the driver to quickly locate and diagnose the problem and reduce troubleshooting time.
[0087] (III) Versatility: The warning panel can not only indicate faults, but also provide maintenance diagnosis and emergency control functions, increasing the functionality and practicality of the vehicle.
[0088] (iv) Improved efficiency: Rapid diagnosis and timely repair can reduce vehicle downtime, improve equipment availability and efficiency, and ensure the smooth progress of the mission.
[0089] (V) Reduce costs: The integrated design of the invention reduces equipment costs and maintenance costs, while improving the reliability and stability of the equipment.
[0090] At present, the application of armored vehicle on-board warning panels is still in a blank state. The armored vehicle fault warning panel provided by the present invention has extremely high practical value due to its unique advantages and wide applicability.
[0091] Embodiment two:
[0092] On the basis of the above-mentioned embodiment 1, this embodiment provides an armored vehicle fault alarm monitoring method, which adopts the multi-purpose fault alarm panel for armored vehicles in embodiment 1 to collect parameters of monitored components of armored vehicles, and filters, calibrates and converts the collected parameters, converts the collected parameters into engineering values, and temporarily stores and caches the engineering values; then, based on preset rules and algorithms, the engineering values are analyzed and judged to determine whether there is a fault. When a fault exists, corresponding fault information, fault solutions and control instructions are generated on the LCD screen according to the severity of the fault, and the buzzer 101 and the main warning light 103 are triggered to work; the control instructions include instructions to disconnect the connection with the charging device when the battery is overheated.
[0093] In summary, the above are only preferred embodiments of the present invention and are not intended to limit the protection scope of the present invention. Any modifications, equivalent substitutions, improvements, etc. made within the spirit and principles of the present invention should be included in the protection scope of the present invention.
Claims
1. A multi-purpose fault alarm panel for armored vehicles, wherein a main control board is arranged inside the alarm panel, and the main control board is connected to the monitored components required by the armored vehicle by telecommunication, and can obtain parameter information of the monitored components, wherein the monitored components include batteries, and the parameter information includes battery SOC, and is characterized in that: The front of the alarm panel includes a button area, a liquid crystal display area, and a control output area, which are distributed from top to bottom; The control output area is provided with a duty switch. When the duty switch is turned on, the fault alarm panel starts monitoring the monitored components. The LCD display area is provided with an LCD screen for displaying monitoring information, and the main control board can send a shutdown command to the armored vehicle chassis CAN bus according to the monitored parameter information under the pre-stored control program, and make the LCD screen display the fault information and fault solution of the monitored components. The arrangement of information follows the preset importance and priority principle; the shutdown command includes a command to disconnect the connection with the charging device when the battery is overheated; The key area is provided with a buzzer, a main alarm light and buttons for operating the LCD display screen; when the main control board detects a fault, the buzzer and the main alarm light respectively emit an alarm sound and form a flashing light.
2. A multi-purpose fault warning panel for armored vehicles according to claim 1, characterized in that: The alarm panel has a metal shell, a grounding sheet is arranged on the outside of the metal shell, and an upper sealing cavity, an electromagnetic shielding cavity and a lower sealing cavity are arranged in sequence from top to bottom inside the metal shell; The electromagnetic shielding cavity is located at the bottom of the liquid crystal display area, and the main control board and the liquid crystal screen drive circuit, CAN bus circuit, watchdog circuit, and internal storage circuit connected to the main control board are arranged in the electromagnetic shielding cavity; the liquid crystal screen drive circuit is used to drive the liquid crystal screen to display information; the CAN bus circuit is connected to the monitored component by telecommunication, and is used to output control instructions, and the control instructions include equipment fault information sent to the armored vehicle chassis CAN bus, the shutdown instruction sent to the armored vehicle chassis CAN bus, and instructions for controlling the main warning light to light up and the buzzer to sound, and the fault information is received by devices including terminal devices and then displayed and stored; The internal storage circuit is used to store the control program, the parameter information, the fault information and the fault solution; The upper sealed cavity is located at the bottom of the key area, and a button driving circuit board and a buzzer circuit board connected to the main control board are arranged in the upper sealed cavity, forming a button signal acquisition circuit and a buzzer driving circuit, which are respectively used to respond to the operation of the button and drive the buzzer to operate; and an operation mark is arranged on the button; The lower sealed cavity is located at the bottom of the control output area, and is provided with a power supply circuit and an armored vehicle load control electrical appliance; the power supply circuit is connected to the main control board in the electromagnetic shielding cavity to supply power to the alarm panel; the armored vehicle load control electrical appliance includes a relay, which can control the on-off of the circuit of the corresponding load of the armored vehicle under the control of the main control board.
3. A multi-purpose fault warning panel for an armored vehicle according to claim 2, characterized in that: A first metal partition is provided between the electromagnetic shielding cavity and the lower sealing cavity; The main control board of the electromagnetic shielding cavity is electrically connected to the power circuit of the lower sealed cavity through a circuit composed of components including through-hole capacitors and filters, so as to form electromagnetic isolation between the electromagnetic shielding cavity and the lower sealed cavity.
4. A multi-purpose fault warning panel for armored vehicles according to claim 3, characterized in that: A second metal partition plate and a metal adapter plate are provided between the electromagnetic shielding cavity and the upper sealing cavity; The second metal partition plate and the metal adapter plate separate the electromagnetic shielding cavity from the upper sealing cavity; The metal adapter board is also provided with a through-hole capacitor, and the main control board in the electromagnetic shielding cavity is electrically connected to the button drive circuit board and the buzzer circuit board in the upper sealed cavity through the through-hole capacitor on the metal adapter board.
5. A multi-purpose fault warning panel for an armored vehicle according to claim 4, characterized in that: An insulating plate is arranged at the bottom of the lower sealed cavity.
6. A multi-purpose fault warning panel for an armored vehicle according to claim 5, characterized in that: The electromagnetic shielding cavity is also provided with a liquid crystal screen heating circuit which is electrically connected to the main control board and is used for heating the liquid crystal screen to prevent the liquid crystal screen from fogging.
7. A multi-purpose fault warning panel for an armored vehicle according to claim 6, characterized in that: A piece of wire mesh shielding glass is arranged on the surface of the liquid crystal screen, and a conductive adhesive strip is arranged at the connection between the wire mesh shielding glass and the metal shell.
8. A multi-purpose fault warning panel for an armored vehicle according to any one of claims 2 to 7, characterized in that: Electromagnetic shielding nets are also arranged on both sides of the main control board, and the electromagnetic shielding nets are connected to the metal shell.
9. A multi-purpose fault warning panel for an armored vehicle according to any one of claims 2 to 7, characterized in that: The side of the alarm panel is equipped with CAN interface, debugging interface, input and output interface; The CAN interface is used to perform CAN data communication with external devices; The debugging interface can be used to download the control program; The input and output interface is used to access an external power source and output a control signal for the armored vehicle load.
10. A method for monitoring fault alarms of armored vehicles, characterized in that: Utilize the multi-purpose fault alarm panel for armored vehicles as claimed in any one of claims 1 to 9 to collect parameters of monitored components of armored vehicles, filter, calibrate and convert the collected parameters, convert the collected parameters into engineering values, and temporarily store and cache the engineering values; Based on preset rules and algorithms, the engineering values are analyzed and judged to determine whether there is a fault. When a fault exists, corresponding fault information, fault solutions and control instructions are generated on the LCD screen according to the severity of the fault, and the buzzer and the main warning light are triggered to work; the control instructions include instructions to disconnect the battery from the charging device when the battery is overheated.