Operating board for elevator
AssigneeMitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsEiji Yuasa, Yasuyuki Tamaki, Mitsuhiko Yamamoto, Masayuki Miyawaki
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Abstract
In an operating panel for an elevator, designation floor registering buttons and floor information display portions are disposed in a touch panel adjacent to one another, and an indicator bar for indicating a position of car is disposed between the destination floor registering buttons and the floor information display portions. When the destination floor registering buttons are operated in the car, their display configurations are changed. Further, when hall button devices are operated, the display configurations, i.e., colors and/or display areas, of the corresponding floor information display portions are changed.
Claims11
An operating panel for an elevator comprising:
- an operating panel body, and
- a touch panel portion located at a front surface of said operating panel body and including
- a plurality of destination floor registering buttons arranged in a line, vertically, in a first display configuration, and
- an indicator bar disposed beside said destination floor registering buttons for indicating position of an elevator car and having a display configuration, wherein, upon operation of any of said destination floor registering buttons, the first display configuration of said destination floors button changes to a second display configuration that changes the display configuration of said indicator bar.
An operating panel for an elevator comprising:
- an operating panel body;
- and
- a touch panel portion located at a front surface of a said operating panel body and including
- a plurality of destination for registering buttons arranged in a line, vertically changing their configurations upon being operated, and
- an indicator bar disposed beside said destination for registering buttons for indicating position of an elevator car, wherein only a floor number and not a button is displayed at a corresponding part in said destination floor registering buttons for floors that cannot be registered as destination floors.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.