Disaster prevention receiver panel

Abstract

The disaster prevention control panel screen will be made available for users to leave notes. [Solution] The disaster prevention receiver panel includes a display means for displaying an operation screen and an acquisition means for selecting display elements on the operation screen and acquiring memos entered by the user. The display means overlays the memos on the operation screen and displays them in association with the display elements.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to a disaster prevention receiver.

Background Art

[0002] Conventionally, a disaster prevention receiver has been known as disaster prevention equipment for tunnels (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

Prior Art Documents

Patent Documents

[0003]

Patent Document 1

Summary of the Invention

Problems to be Solved by the Invention

[0004] Conventionally, a sticker on which precautions at the time of inspection and the replacement time of parts are described has sometimes been pasted on the door of a disaster prevention receiver. Such a sticker has a reduced adhesive force over time and peels off. The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and an object thereof is to enable a memo to be left on the screen of a disaster prevention receiver.

Means for Solving the Problems

[0005] In order to solve the above problems, the disaster prevention receiver according to the present invention includes display means for displaying an operation screen, and acquisition means for acquiring a memo input by a user by designating a display element on the operation screen. The display means displays the memo in association with the display element, superimposed on the operation screen.

Effects of the Invention

[0006] According to the present invention, a memo can be left on the screen of a disaster prevention receiver.

Brief Description of the Drawings

[0007] [Figure 1] Figure 1 shows an example of a memo recording system 100. [Figure 2] Figure 2 shows an example of the configuration of the disaster prevention receiving panel 101. [Figure 3] Figure 3 shows an example of the memo input acceptance process 300. [Figure 4] Figure 4 shows an example of the memo display process 400. [Figure 5] Figure 5 shows an example of an operation screen with a memo field displayed. [Figure 6] Figure 6 shows an example of an operation screen with a memo field displayed. [Figure 7] Figure 7 shows an example of an operation screen with a memo field displayed. [Figure 8] Figure 8 shows an example of an operation screen with a memo field displayed. [Figure 9] Figure 9 shows an example of Memorist 900. [Figure 10] Figure 10 shows an example of the configuration of the disaster prevention receiving panel 1000. [Figure 11] Figure 11 shows an example of the memo input reception process 1100. [Figure 12] Figure 12 shows an example of the memo display process 1200. [Figure 13] Figure 13 shows an example of the login process 1300. [Figure 14] Figure 14 shows an example of the memo settings window 1400. [Modes for carrying out the invention]

[0008] 1. First Example A first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

[0009] 1-1. Composition FIG. 1 shows an example of a memo recording system 100 according to the first embodiment. The memo recording system 100 shown in this figure includes a disaster prevention receiving board 101, a relay server 102, and a plurality of tablet terminals 103. The disaster prevention receiving board 101 is connected to the relay server 102 via a communication line 104, and the relay server 102 is connected to the plurality of tablet terminals 103 via a wireless communication network 105.

[0010] The disaster prevention receiving board 101 is a device that comprehensively monitors emergency facilities such as reporting facilities and water supply facilities installed inside and outside the tunnel. In case of an emergency, the disaster prevention receiving board 101 activates the fire pump and controls the water spray facility. The disaster prevention receiving board 101 also exchanges signals with other facilities such as remote monitoring and control facilities.

[0011] The relay server 102 is a server for relaying data between the disaster prevention receiving board 101 and the tablet terminal 103.

[0012] The plurality of tablet terminals 103 are terminal devices for remotely operating the disaster prevention receiving board 101. Each tablet terminal 103 acquires and displays the operation screen of the disaster prevention receiving board 101, and transmits the operation on the acquired operation screen to the disaster prevention receiving board 101.

[0013] FIG. 2 shows an example of the configuration of the disaster prevention receiving board 101. The disaster prevention receiving board 101 shown in this figure includes a main storage device 201 such as a RAM, an auxiliary storage device 202 such as an HDD, a processor 203 such as a CPU, an input / output interface 204, and a communication interface 205 such as a network card.

[0014] The disaster prevention receiving board 101 also includes a touch panel 206 and a speaker 207. These devices are respectively connected to the input / output interface 204.

[0015] An external mouse 208 and keyboard 209 are also connected to the input / output interface 204.

[0016] The main memory 201 mentioned above stores various programs. These programs are distributable via non-temporary storage media or networks such as the Internet. By executing these programs, the processor 203 realizes various functions. Among the functions realized, the display unit 211, the acquisition unit 212, and the output unit 213 are particularly related to the screen memo function.

[0017] The display unit 211 displays various operation screens on the touch panel 206.

[0018] The acquisition unit 212 acquires memos entered by the user by specifying display elements on the operation screen displayed on the touch panel 206. The acquired memos include, for example, the user's name, the date, and the memo content. The memo content may include, for example, precautions to take during inspection or the timing of parts replacement.

[0019] The display unit 211 overlays the memo acquired by the acquisition unit 212 onto the operation screen and displays it in association with the specified display element.

[0020] Furthermore, the display unit 211 displays a list of multiple memos when the acquisition unit 212 acquires multiple memos and the user performs a predetermined operation.

[0021] The output unit 213 outputs data from the operation screen. Specifically, the output unit 213 outputs data from the operation screen to the tablet terminal 103 via the relay server 102.

[0022] The tablet terminal 103 is equipped with a touch panel and displays an operation screen based on the output data. The user of the tablet terminal 103 inputs a memo by specifying display elements on the displayed operation screen. For memo input, for example, a software keyboard displayed on the touch panel may be used. The tablet terminal 103 transmits the input memo to the disaster prevention receiving panel 101.

[0023] The acquisition unit 212 of the disaster prevention receiver panel 101 acquires the memo transmitted from the tablet terminal 103. The display unit 211 overlays the memo acquired by the acquisition unit 212 onto the operation screen and displays it in association with the specified display element.

[0024] Next, we will describe the auxiliary storage device 202. The auxiliary storage device 202 stores operation screen data 221 and memo data 222. Of these, the memo data 222 consists of a memo ID, input date and time, screen ID, coordinates, and memo content.

[0025] The memo ID is the identifier for the memo. The memo ID is assigned automatically. The input date and time is the date and time the memo was entered or updated. The screen ID is the identification information for the operation screen where the memo was entered. The coordinates indicate the location where the memo was entered on the operation screen. These coordinates represent information indicating the display element to which the memo is associated. The memo content is the content of the memo that was entered.

[0026] Memo data 222 is retained even if the on-screen memo is deleted, so that it can be recovered if the on-screen memo is accidentally deleted.

[0027] 1-2.Operation 1-2-1. Memo Input Acceptance Processing Next, we will describe the memo input reception process 300 performed by the disaster prevention receiving panel 101. Figure 3 shows an example of the memo input reception process 300.

[0028] When a user of the disaster prevention receiver panel 101 wants to leave a memo on the currently displayed operation screen, they select a display element on the screen with the mouse 208 and perform a right-click operation. The display unit 211 receives this operation (YES in step 301) and displays a menu (not shown) overlaid on the operation screen (step 302). The user selects the item "Enter a memo" from the displayed menu. The display unit 211 receives this selection operation (YES in step 303) and displays a memo field overlaid on the operation screen (step 304). The user enters a memo in the displayed memo field using the keyboard 209.

[0029] Figure 5 shows an example of an operation screen with a memo field displayed. The operation screen 500 shown in the figure is a screen that displays information about the entire tunnel, and a rectangular memo field 501 is superimposed on this screen. The memo field 501 is connected to the display element "Tunnel A Outer Loop" by a straight line 502 and is associated with the display element. The memo field 501 contains the messages "Worker: B", "November 2024", and "Road Restrictions in Place".

[0030] Figure 6 shows an example of another operation screen with a memo field displayed. The operation screen 600 shown in the figure is a screen that displays detailed information about the tunnel, and a rectangular memo field 601 is superimposed on this screen. The memo field 601 is connected to the display element "001" by a straight line 602 and is associated with the display element. The memo field 601 contains the messages "Operator: C", "November 2024", and "Circuit board replaced due to malfunction".

[0031] Figure 7 shows an example of another operation screen with a memo field displayed. The operation screen 700 shown in the figure is a screen that displays the system configuration, and rectangular memo fields 701, 702, and 703 are superimposed on this screen. Memo field 701 is connected to the display element "RA1" by a straight line 704 and is associated with that display element. The message entered in memo field 701 is "Operator: D", "November 2024", and "Lightning protection board replaced due to lightning strike".

[0032] Memo field 702 is connected to the display element "Detector Line 3" by a straight line 705, and is associated with that display element. Memo field 702 contains the message "Worker: E", "November 2024", and "The insulation value between RA-3 and RA-2 has decreased, so replacement should be considered."

[0033] Memo field 703 is connected to the display element "Disaster Prevention Receiving Panel" by a straight line 706, and is associated with that display element. Memo field 703 contains the message: "Worker: F", "November 2024", and "There have been cases of fuse blowing due to a short circuit during external line connection work. Exercise caution when working on live lines."

[0034] Figure 8 shows an example of another operation screen with a memo field displayed. The operation screen 800 shown in the figure is a screen that displays the water distribution system, and a rectangular memo field 801 is superimposed on this screen. The memo field 801 is connected to the display element "discharge valve" by a straight line 802 and is associated with the display element. The memo field 701 contains the messages "Operator: G", "November 2024", and "Replacement needs to be considered due to aging".

[0035] After the user enters a memo in the memo field, they left-click with the mouse 208 outside the memo field. The acquisition unit 212 receives this operation (YES in step 305) and records the memo data in the auxiliary storage device 202 (step 306). The memo data to be recorded consists of a memo ID, input date and time, screen ID, coordinates, and memo content. Of these, the coordinates are the coordinates of the cursor's display position when the right-click operation in step 301 was performed. After that, the process returns to step 301. The above is a description of the memo input acceptance process 300.

[0036] In the above explanation, we assume a scenario where memos are entered on the disaster prevention receiver panel 101. However, the operation screen may be displayed on the tablet device 103, and memos may be entered using the tablet device 103.

[0037] 1-2-2. Memo display processing Next, we will describe the memo display process 400 performed by the disaster prevention receiver panel 101. Figure 4 shows an example of the memo display process 400.

[0038] The user operates the touch panel 206 to select the desired operation screen. Upon receiving this operation (YES in step 401), the display unit 211 displays the selected operation screen on the touch panel 206 (step 402). At this time, the display unit 211 reads the memo data associated with the displayed operation screen from the auxiliary storage device 202 (step 403). The memo data read here is memo data that includes the ID of the currently displayed operation screen as the screen ID. The display unit 211 then overlays the memo field on the operation screen based on the read memo data (step 404). The memo content of the memo data is entered into the displayed memo field. The memo field is also associated with the display element indicated by the coordinates of the memo data. Examples of the displayed memo field are shown in Figures 5 to 8. The process then returns to step 401.

[0039] To change the content of a memo, the user left-clicks on the memo field using the mouse 208. The display unit 211 receives this action and makes the memo field editable. The user then edits the memo content in the editable memo field using the mouse 208 and keyboard 209. Once the user has finished editing the memo content, they left-click on a location other than the memo field using the mouse 208. The acquisition unit 212 receives this action and updates the memo data in that memo field (specifically, the input date and time and the memo content). The above is an explanation of memo display process 400.

[0040] In the above explanation, we assume a scenario where memos are displayed and edited on the disaster prevention receiver panel 101. However, the operation screen may be displayed on the tablet device 103, and memos may be displayed and edited on the tablet device 103.

[0041] 1-2-3. Memo List Display Processing Next, we will explain the memo list display process performed by the disaster prevention receiver panel 101. When a user views a list of notes, they perform a predetermined operation on the touch panel 206. The display unit 211 receives this operation and generates and displays a memo list based on the memo data 222.

[0042] Figure 9 shows an example of a memo list 900. The memo list 900 shown in the figure has columns for memo ID, input date and time, and memo content. Users can view a list of memos by referring to this memo list 900.

[0043] In the above explanation, we assume a scenario where the memo list is displayed on the disaster prevention receiver panel 101, but the memo list may also be displayed on the tablet terminal 103.

[0044] According to the first embodiment described above, it is possible to leave notes on the screen of the disaster prevention receiver panel 101. Furthermore, a memo list can be displayed to view the notes in a list.

[0045] 2. Second Example Next, a second embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In the first embodiment described above, the user is required to enter their own name when entering a memo. This input process may be automated. This embodiment enables such automated input. In the following explanation, only the configuration and operation of the disaster prevention receiving panel 101, which are differences from the first embodiment, will be described.

[0046] 2-1. Composition Figure 10 shows an example of the configuration of the disaster prevention receiving panel 1000 according to this embodiment. The disaster prevention receiving panel 1000 shown in the figure includes a main memory device 1001 such as RAM, an auxiliary storage device 1002 such as HDD, a processor 1003 such as CPU, an input / output interface 1004, and a communication interface 1005 such as a network card.

[0047] The disaster prevention receiver panel 1000 also includes a touch panel 1006 and a speaker 1007. These devices are each connected to an input / output interface 1004.

[0048] An external mouse 1008 and keyboard 1009 are also connected to the input / output interface 1004.

[0049] The main memory 1001 mentioned above stores various programs. These programs are distributable via non-temporary storage media or networks such as the Internet. By executing these programs, the processor 1003 realizes various functions. Among the functions realized, the display unit 1011, acquisition unit 1012, output unit 1013, identification unit 1014, and reception unit 1015 are particularly related to the screen memo function.

[0050] The display unit 1011 displays various operation screens on the touch panel 1006.

[0051] The acquisition unit 1012 acquires memos entered by the user by specifying display elements on the operation screen displayed on the touch panel 1006. The acquired memos include, for example, the memo content. The memo content may include, for example, precautions to be taken during inspection or the timing of parts replacement.

[0052] The display unit 1011 overlays the memo acquired by the acquisition unit 1012 onto the operation screen and displays it in association with the specified display element. At that time, the display unit 1011 displays the memo in a display manner that corresponds to the user who entered the memo. Specifically, the display manner refers to color. As a variation, other display manners (e.g., font, font size, background color, etc.) may also be changed according to the user.

[0053] Furthermore, the display unit 1011 displays a list of multiple memos when the acquisition unit 1012 acquires multiple memos and a predetermined operation is performed by the user.

[0054] The acquisition unit 1012 can specify another user as the recipient for the memo. Furthermore, a confirmation deadline can be specified for the memo. The display unit 1011 displays an alert if the memo is not confirmed by the recipient user by the confirmation deadline. As a variation, the display unit 1011 may display an alert if the memo has not been confirmed by the recipient user by a predetermined time (for example, one day) before the confirmation deadline.

[0055] The output unit 1013 outputs data from the operation screen. Specifically, the output unit 1013 outputs data from the operation screen to the tablet terminal 103 via the relay server 102.

[0056] The tablet terminal 103 is equipped with a touch panel and displays an operation screen based on the output data. The user of the tablet terminal 103 inputs a memo by specifying display elements on the displayed operation screen. For memo input, for example, a software keyboard displayed on the touch panel may be used. The tablet terminal 103 transmits the input memo to the disaster prevention receiving panel 101.

[0057] The acquisition unit 1012 of the disaster prevention receiver panel 1000 acquires memos transmitted from the tablet terminal 103. The display unit 1011 overlays the memos acquired by the acquisition unit 1012 onto the operation screen and displays them in association with the specified display elements.

[0058] The identification unit 1014 identifies the user who entered the memo. Specifically, the identification information to be identified is the user's name. As an alternative, other identification information (for example, user ID, department, etc.) may also be identified. When displaying a memo, the display unit 1011 displays identification information identified by the identification unit 1014 as information indicating the person who entered the memo.

[0059] The reception unit 1015 accepts login requests for the disaster prevention receiver panel 1000. Specifically, the login method is password authentication. As an alternative, user authentication other than password authentication (e.g., biometric authentication) may be used. When the reception unit 1015 accepts a user's login, the display unit 1011 displays an alert regarding the memo to which the user has been specified as the recipient.

[0060] Next, the auxiliary storage device 1002 will be described. The auxiliary storage device 1002 stores operation screen data 1021, memo data 1022, and user data 1023. Of these, the memo data 1022 consists of memo ID, input date and time, screen ID, coordinates, memo content, name of the person who entered the memo, display color, recipient user ID, confirmation deadline, and display flag.

[0061] The memo ID is the identifier for the memo. The memo ID is assigned automatically. The input date and time is the date and time the memo was entered or updated. The screen ID is the identification information for the operation screen where the memo was entered. The coordinates indicate the location where the memo was entered on the operation screen. These coordinates represent information indicating the display element to which the memo is associated. The memo content is the content of the memo that was entered.

[0062] The inputter's name is the name of the person who entered the memo. The display color is the same as the display color for the memo. The recipient's user ID is the user ID that indicates the recipient of the memo. The confirmation deadline is the deadline for reviewing the memo. The display flag indicates whether or not the memo is displayed. A "true" flag means the memo is displayed, and a "false" flag means the memo is not displayed.

[0063] Memo data 1022 is retained even if the on-screen memo is deleted, so that it can be recovered if the on-screen memo is accidentally deleted.

[0064] Next, user data 1023 consists of user ID, name, display color, and password. The user ID is the user's identification information. The name is the user's name. The display color is the color used to display notes assigned to the user. The password is the password used by the user to log in.

[0065] 2-2.Operation 2-2-1. Memo Input Acceptance Processing Next, we will describe the memo input reception process 1100 performed by the disaster prevention receiving panel 1000. Figure 11 shows an example of the memo input reception process 1100.

[0066] Users must log in to use the disaster prevention receiver panel 1000. The login process will be described later.

[0067] When a user successfully logs in and wants to leave a memo on the currently displayed operation screen, they select a display element on the screen with the mouse 1008 and perform a right-click operation. In response to this operation (YES in step 1101), the display unit 1011 displays a menu (not shown) overlaid on the operation screen (step 1102). The user selects the item "Enter a memo" from the displayed menu. In response to this selection operation (YES in step 1103), the display unit 1011 displays the memo settings window 1400 overlaid on the operation screen (step 1104).

[0068] Figure 14 shows an example of a memo setting window 1400. The memo setting window 1400 shown in the figure has a memo input field 1401, a recipient selection field 1402, a confirmation deadline selection field 1403, a cancel button 1404, and a save button 1405.

[0069] Memo input field 1401 is the field for entering memo content. The recipient selection field 1402 is a pull-down menu for selecting the recipient of the memo. This pull-down menu displays the names of the users who make up the user data 1023. The confirmation deadline selection field 1403 is a pull-down menu for selecting the confirmation deadline for the memo. The cancel button 1404 is used to cancel the input of a memo. The save button 1405 is used to save the memo.

[0070] In this memo settings window 1400, the user enters the memo content in the memo input field 1401. The user also selects a recipient in the recipient selection field 1402 and a confirmation deadline in the confirmation deadline selection field 1403. Note that selecting a recipient and confirmation deadline is optional. Finally, the user selects the save button 1405.

[0071] Upon receiving this operation (YES in step 1105), the identification unit 1014 identifies the user's name and display color (step 1106). At this time, the identification unit 1014 identifies the user's name and display color by searching the user data 1023 using the user's ID as the search key.

[0072] Next, the acquisition unit 1012 records the memo data in the auxiliary storage device 1002 (step 1107). The memo data to be recorded consists of a memo ID, input date and time, screen ID, coordinates, memo content, inputter's name, display color, recipient's user ID (optional), and confirmation deadline (optional). Of these, the coordinates are the coordinates of the cursor's display position when the right-click operation in step 1101 was performed. The process then returns to step 1101. The above is a description of the memo input acceptance process 1100.

[0073] In the above explanation, we assume a scenario where memos are entered on the disaster prevention receiver panel 1000. However, the operation screen may be displayed on the tablet terminal 103, and memos may be entered using the tablet terminal 103.

[0074] 2-2-2. Memo display processing Next, we will describe the memo display process 1200 performed by the disaster prevention receiver panel 1000. Figure 12 shows an example of the memo display process 1200.

[0075] The user operates the touch panel 1006 to select the desired operation screen. Upon receiving this operation (YES in step 1201), the display unit 1011 displays the selected operation screen on the touch panel 1006 (step 1202). At this time, the display unit 1011 reads the memo data associated with the displayed operation screen from the auxiliary storage device 1002 (step 1203). The memo data read here is memo data that includes the ID of the currently displayed operation screen as the screen ID. The display unit 1011 then overlays the memo field on the operation screen based on the read memo data (step 1204). The displayed memo field contains the name of the person who entered the memo data and the memo content. The name of the person who entered the memo data and the memo content are displayed in the display color of the memo data. The memo field is also associated with the display element indicated by the coordinates of the memo data. Examples of the displayed memo field are shown in Figures 5 to 8.

[0076] The display unit 1011 refers to the read memo data and determines whether the ID of the logged-in user is set as the destination user ID (step 1205). If the result of this determination is that the ID is set as the destination user ID (YES in step 1205), the display unit 1011 updates the display flag of the memo data to "true" (step 1206) and returns to step 1201. On the other hand, if the result of this determination is that the ID is not set as the destination user ID (NO in step 1205), the display unit 1011 skips step 1206 and returns to step 1201.

[0077] To change the content of a memo, the user left-clicks on the memo field using the mouse 1008. The display unit 1011 receives this action and displays the memo settings window 1400 overlaid on the operation screen. The user edits the memo settings window 1400 using the mouse 1008 and keyboard 1009. Once editing is complete, the user selects the save button 1405. The acquisition unit 212 receives this action and updates the memo data in the memo field (specifically, the date and time of input, memo content, etc.). The above is an explanation of memo display processing 1200.

[0078] In the above explanation, we assume a scenario where memos are displayed and edited on the disaster prevention receiver panel 1000. However, the operation screen may be displayed on the tablet terminal 103, and memos may be displayed and edited on the tablet terminal 103.

[0079] 2-2-3. Memo List Display Processing Next, we will explain the memo list display process performed by the disaster prevention receiver panel 1000. When a user views a list of memos, they perform a predetermined operation on the touch panel 1006. The display unit 1011 receives this operation and generates and displays a memo list based on the memo data 1022. An example of the displayed memo list is shown in Figure 9.

[0080] In addition to the memo ID, input date and time, and memo content, the memo list may also include columns for the recipient's ID or name and the confirmation deadline. Furthermore, in the memo list, the display color of each record may be changed to the display color corresponding to the person who entered the memo for that record. Alternatively, the memo list may be output separately for each memo inputter or recipient.

[0081] In the above explanation, we assume a scenario where the memo list is displayed on the disaster prevention receiver panel 1000, but the memo list may also be displayed on the tablet terminal 103.

[0082] 2-2-4. Login Process To use the disaster prevention receiver panel 1000, users must log in. Figure 13 shows an example of the login process 1300.

[0083] First, the reception unit 1015 displays a login screen (not shown) on the touch panel 1006 (step 1301). The user enters their user ID and password on the displayed login screen and selects the login button. Upon receiving this operation, the reception unit 1015 determines whether the entered user ID and password combination is registered as user data 1023 (step 1302). If the result of this determination is that it is registered (YES in step 1302), the reception unit 1015 permits the use of the disaster prevention receiver panel 1000 (step 1303). If it is not registered (NO in step 1302), it displays an error message (step 1304) and returns to step 1301.

[0084] If permission is granted to use the disaster prevention receiver panel 1000, the display unit 1011 refers to the memo data 1022 to determine whether or not a memo addressed to the logged-in user exists (step 1305). Specifically, the display unit 1011 determines whether or not memo data exists addressed to the logged-in user's ID and with a display flag of "false". If the result of this determination is that no such memo data exists (NO in step 1305), this process ends. On the other hand, if the result of this determination is that such memo data exists (YES in step 1305), the display unit 1011 displays an alert about that memo data (step 1306). The displayed alert notifies the logged-in user that a memo has been created. The alert also notifies the person who entered the memo, the date and time of entry, the content, and information about the screen on which the memo was entered. By seeing this alert, the user can realize that a memo addressed to them has been created. After that, this process will be terminated. The above is an explanation of login process 1300.

[0085] Although the above explanation assumes a login process on the disaster prevention receiver panel 1000, login is also possible on the tablet terminal 103.

[0086] 2-2-5. Confirmation prompting process Next, I will explain the confirmation prompt process. This process prompts the user to check memos whose confirmation deadline has passed.

[0087] Specifically, the display unit 1011 of the disaster prevention receiver panel 1000 periodically checks the memo data 1022 and identifies memo data whose confirmation deadline has passed and whose display flag is "false". When the display unit 1011 identifies such memo data, it displays an alert on the touch panel 1006 prompting the user to check the memo. The displayed alert notifies the user that there are memos whose confirmation deadline has passed. The alert also notifies the user of the memo's inputter, the date and time of input, the content, and information about the screen on which the memo was entered. By seeing this alert, the user can become aware that there are memos whose confirmation deadline has passed.

[0088] According to the second embodiment described above, memos can be left on the screen of the disaster prevention receiver panel 1000. Furthermore, the operation of entering the name of the person who entered the memo can be omitted when recording a memo. In addition, entered memos can be displayed in a color corresponding to the person who entered them. Furthermore, a memo list can be displayed to view all memos at a glance. In addition, a recipient can be set for a memo to alert the recipient user to the existence of the memo. Furthermore, a confirmation deadline can be set for a memo to alert the user to the existence of a memo whose confirmation deadline has passed.

[0089] 3. Variant The above embodiment may be modified as follows. The following modifications may be combined with each other.

[0090] (1) Tablet device 103 The tablet device 103 is just one example of a mobile device. Other mobile devices (such as smartphones or laptops) may be used instead of the tablet device 103.

[0091] (2) Memo icon In the memo display processes 400 and 1200 described above, to prevent the memo field from obscuring other display elements, a small memo icon may be displayed first instead of the memo field. The memo field may then be displayed only after the memo icon has been selected by the user. Furthermore, the transparency level of the memo icon may be made adjustable by the user.

[0092] (3) Screen In the first and second embodiments described above, memos are entered on the operation screen, and the entered memos are displayed superimposed on the operation screen. However, the screen on which memos are entered and displayed is not limited to the operation screen. For example, memos may be entered and displayed on other screens such as confirmation screens or notification screens.

[0093] (4) Disaster prevention equipment In the first and second embodiments described above, the screen memo function is implemented in the disaster prevention receiver panel. However, the implementation of the screen memo function is not limited to the disaster prevention receiver panel. For example, the screen memo function may be implemented in other disaster prevention equipment such as fire alarm receivers and control panels.

[0094] (5) Mapping notes and display elements In the first and second embodiments described above, notes are associated with display elements. That is, the user specifies a display element and enters a note, and the entered note is displayed in association with the specified display element. However, this association between notes and display elements is not necessarily required. For example, the acquisition units 212 and 1012 may not record coordinates as note data, and the display units 211 and 1011 may display the note field at a predetermined position on the screen.

[0095] (6) Other modifications It should be noted that the present invention is not limited to the embodiments described above, and various modifications are included. For example, the embodiments described above are described in detail to make the present invention easier to understand, and are not necessarily limited to those having all the configurations described. Furthermore, it is possible to replace parts of the configuration of one embodiment with the configuration of another embodiment, and it is also possible to add configurations from other embodiments to the configuration of one embodiment. In addition, it is possible to add, delete, or replace parts of the configuration of each embodiment with other configurations.

[0096] Furthermore, each of the above configurations, functions, processing units, and processing means may be implemented in hardware, either partially or entirely, by designing them as integrated circuits, for example. Alternatively, each of the above configurations and functions may be implemented in software by having the processor interpret and execute programs that implement each function. Information such as programs, tables, and files that implement each function can be stored in memory, a recording device such as a hard disk or SSD (Solid State Drive), or a recording medium such as an IC card, SD card, or DVD.

[0097] Furthermore, the control lines and information lines shown are those deemed necessary for explanatory purposes, and not all control lines and information lines are necessarily shown in the actual product. In reality, it is safe to assume that almost all components are interconnected. Furthermore, the above-described embodiments disclose at least the configuration described in the claims. [Explanation of Symbols]

[0098] 104...Communication line, 105...Wireless communication network, 500, 600, 700, 800...Operation screen, 501, 601, 701~703, 801...Memo field, 502, 602, 704~706, 802...Line, 900...Memory list, 1400...Memo settings window, 1401...Memo input field, 1402...Destination selection field, 1403...Confirmation deadline selection field, 1404...Cancel button, 1405...Save button

Claims

1. A display means for displaying the operation screen, The aforementioned operation screen includes an acquisition means for acquiring memos entered by the user by specifying display elements, Equipped with, The display means superimposes the memo on the operation screen and displays it in association with the display element. Disaster prevention receiver panel.

2. When multiple memos are acquired by the acquisition means and a predetermined operation is performed by the user, the display means displays a list of the multiple memos. The disaster prevention receiving panel according to claim 1.

3. The display means displays the memo in a display manner appropriate to the user. The disaster prevention receiving panel according to claim 1.

4. The system further comprises identification means for identifying the user's identification information, The display means displays the identification information along with the memo as information indicating the person who entered the memo. The disaster prevention receiving panel according to claim 1.

5. The aforementioned memo further specifies other users as recipients. The system further includes a reception means for accepting logins to the aforementioned disaster prevention receiver panel, When the reception means accepts a login by the other user, the display means displays an alert regarding the memo to which the other user is designated as the recipient. The disaster prevention receiving panel according to claim 1.

6. The aforementioned memo further specifies a confirmation deadline. If the memo is not confirmed by the other user by the aforementioned confirmation deadline or a predetermined time before the aforementioned confirmation deadline, the display means will display another alert. The disaster prevention receiving panel according to claim 5.

7. The system further includes an output means for outputting the aforementioned operation screen data, On the mobile terminal, the operation screen is displayed based on the data, and the acquisition means acquires another memo entered by the user by specifying another display element on the operation screen. The display means superimposes the other memo on the operation screen and displays it in association with the other display element. The disaster prevention receiving panel according to claim 1.

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