Interlocking setting device, interlocking setting program, and recording medium

Abstract

To provide an interlocking setting device, an interlocking setting program, and a recording medium to solve a problem that the interlocking in a fire interlocking system equipped with fire detectors, fire receivers, and interlocking devices must be set in accordance with regulations so that people can evacuate safely, and therefore an interlocking relation must be reliable, especially in large-scale facilities, an interlocking setting regarding fire detection increases, thus it takes a lot of time.SOLUTION: An interlocking setting device of the present invention is an interlocking setting device for a fire interlocking system capable of inputting interlocking settings for interlocking an interlocking device to a trigger event corresponding to a fire state, and is capable of performing a simulation display by setting the state as a state in which the trigger event is simulated to occur at the interlocking setting and displaying the state in which the interlocking device is interlocked.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 7

Description

[Technical field]

[0001] The present invention relates to an interlocking setting device, an interlocking setting program, and a recording medium for performing interlocking settings for a fire interlocking system. [Background technology]

[0002] In a fire interlocking system, when a fire occurs, a fire detector detects it, and then a district bell, fire doors, etc. are activated via a fire receiver, resulting in fire interlocking. Figure 1 shows an example of the configuration of a fire interlocking system. A fire detector S is provided for each alert area L1, L2, L3, etc. and connected to the fire receiver R. In addition, district sound devices B1, B2, etc., which are district bells, fire doors D1, D2, etc., and emergency broadcast device A are connected to the fire receiver R as interlocking devices. Emergency broadcast device A is connected to speakers in multiple locations, and when emergency broadcast lines A1', A2', etc. are turned ON, an emergency broadcast is made from the speakers A1, A2, etc., which correspond to the emergency broadcast line that was turned ON.

[0003] The fire receiver R performs interlocking control when the fire detector S detects a fire, and activates the district sound system B1, B2, etc., closes the fire doors D1, D2, etc., and issues an emergency broadcast from the speakers A1, A2, etc. An interlocking device is set for such interlocking depending on the alarm status of the fire detector S. For example, in a multi-story building, when the fire detector S on the second floor, which corresponds to the alert area L2, detects a fire, not only the district sound system B2 on the second floor but also the district sound system B3 on the third floor, which is the floor directly above, is activated. For such interlocking settings, an interlocking table in the database is stored in the fire receiver R when the fire interlocking system is installed.

[0004] Patent Document 1 shows that the interlocking is set by an interlocking table that arranges interlocking devices such as local sound devices that are interlocked and controlled for a security area L corresponding to a smoke detector, etc. Patent Document 2 shows a table for inputting information showing a display panel to be interlocked.

[0005] FIG. 2 shows an input screen for conventional interlocking settings. Multiple fire detectors S, such as smoke detectors and heat detectors, are connected to a common line and a line line. The area that is alerted by the multiple fire detectors S connected to the common line and line line becomes the alert area L. In the example of FIG. 2, interlocking devices are set for four alert areas L. For example, in the top row of FIG. 2, interlocking settings are set so that the district sound B1 and emergency broadcast A1 are linked to the alert area L1. Therefore, when a fire is detected by the fire detector S in the alert area L1, the district sound B1 sounds and an emergency broadcast is made from the speaker A1. When creating an interlocking setting, items are entered into each column shown in FIG. 2 and stored as an interlocking table. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0006] [Patent Document 1] JP 2006-351048 A [Patent Document 2] JP 2022-151908 A Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0007] The interlocking settings in a fire interlocking system, which is equipped with fire detectors, fire receivers, and interlocking devices, must be set in accordance with regulations so that people can evacuate safely. Therefore, the interlocking settings must be set up reliably. And, especially in large-scale facilities, there are many interlocking settings related to fire detection, so setting them up takes time. [Means for solving the problem]

[0008] The interlocking setting device in one embodiment of the present invention is an interlocking setting device for a fire interlocking system that can input interlocking settings for interlocking the interlocking device with a trigger event corresponding to a fire state, and when setting the interlocking, it is possible to simulate a state in which the trigger event has occurred, thereby displaying the state in which the interlocking device operates in an interlocking manner, thereby providing a simulation display. Effect of the Invention

[0009] According to the present invention, a person who sets up the system can check the interlocking relationships in a fire interlocking system in an easy-to-understand manner and can set the interlocking relationships reliably. [Brief description of the drawings]

[0010] [Figure 1] FIG. 1 shows the configuration of a fire interlocking system. [Diagram 2] FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a conventional interlocking table. [Diagram 3] A diagram showing an example of creating an interlocking table and writing it to a fire control panel. [Figure 4] FIG. 13 is a diagram showing an interlocking table creation screen. [Diagram 5] FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a screen in which an interlocking table is being created. [Figure 6] FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a screen in which an interlocking table is being created. [Figure 7] FIG. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

[0011] The control in the control unit and the like in the embodiment described below is realized by a computer system including a CPU and software stored in the storage unit. A link setting program for executing each step of the embodiment is included in the software stored in the storage unit. The link setting program can be recorded in a computer-readable recording medium.

[0012] An image of the interlocking setting procedure is shown in Figure 3. First, as shown in Figure 3(a), an interlocking table is created as an interlocking setting database in the interlocking setting device SC, which is a device separate from the fire control panel R. The interlocking setting device SC is a computer with an interlocking setting program installed, and the interlocking settings are entered using the interlocking setting program to create the interlocking table.

[0013] Then, the interlocking table, which is the interlocking setting, is copied from the interlocking setting device SC to the mobile computer MC, as shown in Fig. 3(b). Furthermore, as shown in Fig. 3(c), the mobile computer MC is carried to the site where the fire receiver R is installed and connected to the fire receiver R, and writes the interlocking table into the ROM of the fire receiver R. As a result, the fire receiver R performs interlocking according to the alert areas L0, L1, L2, ... that are activated by the fire detector S, and activates the district sounds B0, B1, B2, ..., etc.

[0014] In the embodiment, after the interlocking settings are made, a simulation display of the interlocking settings is performed, so that the interlocking relationships in the fire interlocking system can be checked.

[0015] In the above example, the interlocking setting device SC is connected to a display, but it may be integrated with a display, such as a mobile computer MC. Also, as long as the interlocking table created by the interlocking setting device SC can be saved in the fire receiver R, the mobile computer MC may be a USB memory or the like.

[0016] <Creating linkage settings> Next, the creation of the interlocking setting in the interlocking setting device SC will be described. The interlocking table of this embodiment is an example of the interlocking setting, and the interlocking setting may be performed using data other than the interlocking table. FIG. 4 shows an interlocking table creation screen. The interlocking table creation screen of FIG. 4 is displayed on the screen of the display to which the interlocking setting device SC shown in FIG. 3(a) is connected. On the interlocking table creation screen, "Interlocking Tool" is displayed in the tool area 1 on the left side. In the tool area 1, a plurality of item bars 2 that are selection tools for interlocking operations are displayed. The upper part of the tool area 1 is a trigger selection area 11, and the item bar 2 of the trigger event that triggers the interlocking is displayed as a selection tool. The trigger event corresponds to the state of a fire. In addition, the lower part of the tool area 1 is an interlocking selection area 12, and the item bar 2 that is interlocked with the trigger event is displayed as a selection tool.

[0017] The "Trigger" written in the upper left of FIG. 4 indicates a trigger event that triggers interlocking. A selection tool for the trigger event can be selected from the trigger selection area 11. For example, the item bar 2 "·Caution area L●Fire" displayed in the trigger selection area 11 indicates the detection of a fire by the fire detector S in the caution area L●. "·Caution area L●Fire" indicates a fire state in which a fire is detected by the fire detector S in the caution area L●, and is a trigger event for interlocking. A numerical value is input into the "●" written in the item bar 2 of the tool area 1 when interlocking is set. Also, "·Caution area L●Interlocking detector operation" indicates the operation of an interlocking detector that is provided near the interlocking device and emits a control signal for the operation of the interlocking device, and is a trigger event for interlocking. For example, an interlocking detector provided near the fire door D, which is an interlocking device, emits a closing signal to close the fire door D. The detection of the interlocking detector is a trigger event for closing the fire door D. The interlocking detector that closes the fire door D is set to a lower sensitivity than a general fire detector S.

[0018] The "Interlock" written at the bottom left of FIG. 4 indicates an interlocking device and its interlocking operation. A selection tool for the interlocking device and its interlocking operation can be selected from the interlocking selection area 12. The item bar 2 displayed in the interlocking selection area 12 in FIG. 4 indicates an interlocking operation in which "District sound B● rings" rings the interlocking operation for the district sound B●, which is an interlocking device. Also, "Emergency broadcast A● broadcast" indicates an interlocking operation in which an emergency broadcast is made on speaker A● by emergency broadcast device A, which is an interlocking device. Furthermore, "Fire door D● close" indicates an interlocking operation for closing the interlocking operation for the fire door D●, which is an interlocking device, "Smoke exhaust machine M● operation" indicates an interlocking operation for operating the smoke exhaust machine M●, which is an interlocking device, and "Elevator E● stop" indicates an interlocking operation for stopping the elevator E●, which is an interlocking device. For the item bar 2 displayed in the interlocking selection area 12, a numerical value is entered into "●" when setting the interlocking operation.

[0019] In the interlocking table creation screen shown in Fig. 4, "Interlocking Settings" is displayed in the interlocking settings area 3 on the right side. A number of item bars 2 are set in the interlocking settings area 3 in Fig. 4. These are created by selecting the item bar 2, which is a selection tool, from the tool area 1, placing it in the interlocking settings area 3, and inputting numerical values. Also, a check button 51 is displayed above the interlocking settings area 3.

[0020] "Interlock settings" indicate the interlocking device and the interlocking operation controlled by the interlock when a trigger event occurs. In the interlocking setting area 3, one or more item bars 2 that are interlocked with the trigger event are displayed after the item bar 2 that is the trigger event, and these are collectively formed into an interlocking bundle 31. The interlocking bundle 31 indicates the interlocking operation of the interlocking device due to the trigger event placed at the top of the interlocking bundle 31.

[0021] <Interlocking setting process> The interlock setting process is a process for storing interlock settings for interlocking the trigger event and the interlocking operation of the interlocking device by input. Interlock settings are performed as follows. Figures 5 and 6 show the screen of a display connected to the interlock setting device SC during the creation of an interlock table, which is an interlock setting. At the beginning of creation, as shown in Figure 5, the item bar 2 is not displayed in the interlock setting area 3, and nothing is set. Figure 5 shows a state in which the "· Warning Area L ● Fire" item bar 2 is being dragged from the trigger selection area 11, in which the item bar 2 of the tool that is the trigger event is displayed. When the cursor 41 is moved onto the "· Warning Area L ● Fire" item bar 2 in the trigger selection area 11 and the cursor 41 is moved while pressing the click button, the "· Warning Area L ● Fire" item bar 2 is copied and moved as shown in Figure 5. By dragging and dropping the item bar 2 in the interlock setting area 3 in this way, the "· Warning Area L ● Fire" item bar 2 can be placed in the interlock setting area 3. Then, after placing the item bar 2, the value of "●" is entered.

[0022] FIG. 6 shows the state in which the third item bar 2 is being dragged. In the interlocking setting area 3 in FIG. 6, a value is entered into the "·Alert Area L●Fire" item bar 2 that was placed by dragging it from the trigger selection area 11 and dropping it in the interlocking setting area 3, and it becomes "·Alert Area L2 Fire". In addition, the interlocking "District Sound B●Ring" item bar 2 that was dragged and dropped from the interlocking selection area 12 is placed below the trigger event "·Alert Area L2 Fire" item bar 2. This item bar 2 is in a state before a value is entered into "●", and a value will be written later. FIG. 6 further shows the state in which the "District Sound B●Ring" item bar 2 is being dragged by the cursor 41 as the third item bar 2. As described above, the interlocking operation of the interlocking device is placed under the trigger event, and the interlocking bundle 31 shown in FIG. 4 is created.

[0023] When the interlocking setting is completed by inputting numerical values ​​into all item bars 2 in the interlocking setting area 3, an interlocking bundle 31 is formed in the interlocking setting area 3 as shown in Fig. 4. One or more interlocking bundles 31 are formed depending on the number of trigger events to be set. In Fig. 4, multiple interlocking bundles 31 are formed. The item bar 2 for the interlocking operation of the interlocking device placed below the item bar 2 that is the trigger event may be multiple, like the top interlocking bundle 31 in Fig. 4, or it may be one, like the second and third interlocking bundles 31.

[0024] After creating the interlocking bundle 31 as shown in Fig. 4 and configuring the interlocking settings, clicking the check button 51 displayed above the interlocking settings area 3 in Fig. 4 will switch to the interlocking check screen shown in Fig. 7. If there is an item bar 2 with no value entered in the interlocking settings area 3, clicking the check button 51 will not switch to the interlocking check screen as shown in Fig. 7.

[0025] <Simulation> 7 shows the interlock check screen in the interlock setting device SC. On the left side, the interlock setting area 3 is displayed as it is before the check button 51 is clicked. And on the right side of the interlock check screen, a simulation display area 6 is displayed.

[0026] The simulation display area 6 is composed of a perspective display area 61 at the top and a layout display area 62 at the bottom. In the perspective display area 61, a simulation display from a side view using perspective is performed for the security area L. By clicking the check button 51, a perspective image is generated as a temporary image according to the created interlocking setting, and is displayed in the perspective display area 61. Then, the interlocking operation state of the interlocking device corresponding to each event is displayed by a mark. Since the image is a temporary image, it is generally an image displayed in perspective that differs from the actual layout, but it is easy to see and is effective for checking the interlocking setting. The image may be a photograph, or a picture and a photograph may be used together. The perspective display area 61 in FIG. 7 is a perspective display of the security area L2 on the second floor, and displays a situation in which a fire has occurred in the security area L2 on the second floor, the fire detector S has detected it, the district sound B2 has sounded, and the fire door D2 is not closed, from a side view using perspective. In this way, since the image is displayed in perspective from a side viewpoint, the person setting the image can visually confirm the situation in the alert area L in the event of a fire, as if he or she were present at the scene of the fire.

[0027] Also, by clicking the check button 51, the layout of the building in which the fire interlocking system is installed is displayed in the layout display area 62 according to the created interlocking setting. In the layout display area 62, the layout of the building in which the fire interlocking system is installed is displayed in a simulation. In the layout display area 62 of FIG. 7, the layout of each floor is displayed, and a perspective display mark 621 is displayed on the right side of the second floor. The perspective display mark 621 indicates the location displayed in perspective in the perspective display area 61 at the top of the simulation display area 6. The perspective display mark 621 can be moved to another location in the layout display area 62 by the cursor 41. In the example of FIG. 7, as shown in the layout display area 62, a security zone is set for each floor, and security zones L0 to L3 are set from the basement floor to the third floor. In addition, each floor is provided with district sound B0 to B3, fire doors D0 to D3, and a fire detector S.

[0028] The perspective display mark 621 displayed on the side of the layout display area 62 can be moved by dragging. When the perspective display mark 621 is moved, the moved location is displayed in the perspective display area 61. For example, when the perspective display mark 621 in Fig. 7 is dragged upward and moved to the side of L3, the third floor is displayed in perspective in the perspective display area 61.

[0029] <Simulation display generation process> The simulation display generating step is a step of simulating a state in which the trigger event occurs, thereby generating a display of a state in which the interlocking device performs an interlocking operation due to the interlocking setting, and performing a simulation. The simulation display generating step will be explained using a display when a simulation is performed for the interlocking setting in the interlocking setting area 3 in FIG. 7. When the simulation button 52 provided at the top of FIG. 7 is clicked, a downward arrow 42 is displayed as shown in the center of FIG. 7 and moves downward. The arrow 42 is a playback marker that is displayed near the display of the interlocking setting. The arrow 42 specifies the trigger event or the interlocking operation of the interlocking device near the item bar 2 indicating the trigger event or the interlocking operation of the interlocking device in the interlocking setting area 3.

[0030] In this embodiment, when a simulation of interlocking is started, an arrow 42, which is a playback marker, moves to specify the interlocking operation of the interlocking device in the trigger event or interlocking setting. Then, the state of the interlocking device changes in the perspective display according to the specification.

[0031] In the state immediately prior to the display in Fig. 7, the arrow 42, which is the playback marker, first appears at the top of the interlocking setting area 3, and is displayed to the right of "· Fire in Alert Area L2," which indicates the trigger event, and specifies "· Fire in Alert Area L2." Then, in the simulation display area 6 to the right of that, the alert area L2 on the second floor is displayed in perspective in the perspective display area 61 at the top, and a fire illustration 611 using an "illustration of flames and smoke" is displayed as a status display at the location where fire has been detected in alert area L2. Then, a detection mark 612 indicated by an "!" is displayed on the fire detector S.

[0032] In addition, in the layout display area 62 below, a detection mark 622 indicated by "!" is displayed on the fire detector S on the second floor as a status display. In the layout display area 62, a perspective display mark 621 is displayed on the right side of the security area L2 on the second floor displayed in perspective in the perspective display area 61.

[0033] Next, when the arrow 42 is lowered to the right side of the "Region sound B2 ringing" item bar 2 and "Region sound B2 ringing" is specified as shown in Fig. 7, a ringing mark 613 is displayed around the region sound B2 as a status display in the perspective display area 61. Also, a ringing mark 623 is displayed around the region sound B2 as a status display in the layout display area 62.

[0034] Furthermore, when the arrow 42, which is the playback marker, moves down to the right side of the "Area Sound B3 Sound" item bar 2 and "Area Sound B3 Sound" is specified, the status display in the perspective display area 61 switches to the security area L3 on the third floor where the area sound B3 is installed. Then, in the perspective display of the security area L3, a sound mark 613 is displayed around the area sound B3 as an indication that the interlocking device is in an interlocking operation state. Also, in the layout display area 62, a sound mark 613 is displayed around the area sound B3 as an indication that the interlocking device is in an interlocking operation state. The sound mark 613 remains displayed around the area sound B2. The perspective display mark 621 moves to the right side of the security area L3 on the third floor.

[0035] Next, when the arrow 42, which is the playback marker, moves down to the right side of the "· Alarm area L2 interlocking detector activated" item bar 2, the simulation display by the interlocking bundle 31 of "· Alarm area L2 fire" is reset. As a result, the detection marks 612, 622 and the alarm marks 613, 623, etc., which are triggered by "· Alarm area L2 fire" are erased once. Then, the simulation display area 6 shows a simulation display of the alarm area L2 where these marks are not displayed. When the arrow 42 moves down to the right side of the "Fire door D2 closed" item bar 2 and "Fire door D2 closed" is specified, the fire door D2 is displayed as closed in the perspective display area 61 as a status display. Also, in the layout display area 62, the fire door D2 is displayed as closed as a status display.

[0036] Furthermore, the arrow 42 moves down to the right side of the "·Restricted Area L3 Fire" item bar 2 to specify "·Restricted Area L3 Fire", and the simulation display in the simulation display area 6 shows what would happen if a fire broke out in restricted area L3. At this time, the display by the interlocking bundle 31 of "·Restricted Area L2 Interlocking Detector Activated" is reset. Then, the restricted area L3 on the third floor is displayed in perspective in the perspective display area 61, and a fire illustration 611 using an "illustration of flames and smoke" is displayed as a status display at the location where a fire was detected in restricted area L3. Also, a detection mark 612 indicated by "!" is displayed on the fire detector S in restricted area L3.

[0037] In the layout display area 62 below, a detection mark 622 indicated by "!" is displayed on the fire detector S on the third floor as a status display. In the layout display area 62, a perspective display mark 621 is displayed to the right of the security area L3 on the third floor displayed in perspective in the perspective display area 61. In this manner, a simulation display is performed in sequence for the "Trigger" and "Link" item bars 2 displayed in the link setting area 3. When the simulation of this link bundle 31 is completed, the display is reset, and then the simulation display is performed in sequence for the link bundles further below.

[0038] If you wish to start a simulation display midway through, you can specify it by moving the arrow 42 to the right of the interlocking setting item for which you wish to display a simulation. When an interlocking device and interlocking action are specified, a simulation display is performed assuming that the specified interlocking device and interlocking action are interlocked after the trigger event at the top of the interlocking bundle 31 occurs. Furthermore, if you then click the "Play" button, the arrow 42 will move sequentially downward and the corresponding simulation display will be performed.

[0039] Once the simulation display has been performed and the check is complete, the person setting the settings can click the Save button 54 below the interlocking settings area 3 to create and save an interlocking table file. On the other hand, if the "interlocking settings" need to be corrected, the person setting the settings can click the Reset button 53 above the interlocking settings area 3 to move to the interlocking table creation screen in Figure 4 and change the interlocking settings.

[0040] Furthermore, if the saved file needs to be modified, the file of the interlocking table can be read by clicking the read button 55 at the bottom of the interlocking setting area 3, and an interlocking simulation screen as shown in FIG. 7 can be displayed. Then, the simulation can be displayed by clicking the simulation button 52, and the interlocking table creation screen of FIG. 4 can be moved by clicking the reset button 53 at the top of the interlocking setting area 3. Also, by clicking the read button 55, it is possible to read an interlocking table file created for another property, an interlocking table file of a template, etc. Then, by clicking the reset button 53 in FIG. 7, it is possible to move to the interlocking table creation screen of FIG. 4 and modify the interlocking table. The interlocking relationship of the modified interlocking table can be checked using the display of the interlocking simulation screen in FIG. 7.

[0041] As described above, in the simulation display, a state in which a trigger event has occurred is simulated, thereby generating a display of a state in which the interlocking device is operating in an interlocking manner due to the interlocking setting.

[0042] As shown in Fig. 3, the interlocking table file, which is the interlocking setting, is copied to the mobile computer MC and installed locally in the fire receiver R. Then, when a fire occurs, the fire receiver R controls the interlocking devices according to the interlocking table of the interlocking setting stored therein.

[0043] <Modification> In the above embodiment, multiple interlocking bundles 31 arranged in the interlocking setting area 3 are played back one after another by clicking the simulation button 52. However, it is also possible to play back each interlocking bundle 31 by specifying the item bar 2 that serves as a trigger event.

[0044] In the embodiment, the arrow 42, which is a playback marker, specifies a trigger event or a linked operation of a linked device. However, it is also possible to specify only a linked operation of a linked device without specifying a trigger event.

[0045] In the embodiment, the simulation is performed only by display, but sound simulation may be added to the display. For example, when a district sound is sounded, the sound of a district bell may be output, and when a fire door is closed, a closing sound may be output. When an elevator stops, a voice output may be "The elevator has stopped."

[0046] In the embodiment, the alert areas L0, L1, L2, ... are set for each floor, but the setting of the alert areas is not limited to this. Multiple areas may be set on the same floor, or multiple floors may be treated as one area. Also, in the embodiment, the simulation is displayed by the interlocking setting device SC. However, when an R-type receiver is used, the above simulation may be displayed on the display unit of the fire receiver.

[0047] Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described in detail above, the specific configuration is not limited to these embodiments, and the present invention also includes design changes that do not deviate from the gist of the present invention. [Explanation of symbols]

[0048] R Fire receiver, S Fire detector, B0, B1, B2,... Area sound system, D0, D1, D2,... Fire door, A Emergency broadcast device, A1, A2,... Speaker, SC Interlocking setting device, MC Mobile computer, L0, L1, L2,... Warning area, 1 Tool area, 11 Trigger selection area, 12 Link selection area, 2 Item bar, 3 Interlocking setting area, 31 Interlocking bundle, 41 Cursor, 42 Arrow, 51 Check button, 52 Simulation button, 53 Reset button, 54 Save button, 55 Load button, 6 Simulation display area, 61 Perspective display area, 611 Fire illustration, 612 Detection mark, 613 Alarm mark, 62 Layout display area, 621 Perspective display mark, 622 Detection mark, 623 Alarm mark

Claims

1. An interlock setting device for a fire interlocking system, capable of inputting an interlock setting for interlocking an interlocking device with a trigger event corresponding to a fire state, A linkage setting device characterized in that, when setting the linkage, it is possible to perform a simulation display by simulating a state in which the trigger event occurs, thereby displaying a state in which the linkage device operates in linkage.

2. the simulation display is a perspective display; 2. The interlock setting device according to claim 1 .

3. A playback marker is displayed near the link setting, When a simulation of the interlocking is started, the playback marker moves to specify an interlocking operation of the interlocking device in the interlocking setting, and the state of the interlocking device changes in the perspective display according to the specification.

3. The interlock setting device according to claim 2.

4. On the computer, an interlock setting step of storing an interlock setting for interlocking a trigger event corresponding to a fire state with a state of an interlocking device according to an input; a simulation display generating step of simulating a state in which the trigger event occurs, thereby generating a display of a state in which the interlocking device operates in an interlocking manner according to the interlock setting, and performing a simulation; A linkage setting program for executing the above.

5. On the computer, an interlock setting step of storing an interlock setting for interlocking a trigger event corresponding to a fire state with a state of an interlocking device according to an input; a simulation display generating step of simulating a state in which the trigger event occurs, thereby generating a display of a state in which the interlocking device operates in an interlocking manner according to the interlock setting, and performing a simulation; A computer-readable recording medium having recorded thereon a linkage setting program for executing the above.

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