On-vehicle apparatus control system and on-vehicle control device
US-2017004664-A1 · Jan 5, 2017 · US
US9965912B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-9965912-B2 |
| Application number | US-201615211059-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Jul 15, 2016 |
| Priority date | Jul 23, 2015 |
| Publication date | May 8, 2018 |
| Grant date | May 8, 2018 |
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An on-vehicle apparatus control system includes: a first on-vehicle switch and a second located farther from an on-vehicle reception unit than the first on-vehicle switch; an on-vehicle control device; and a portable machine. In a case where the on-vehicle switches is operated, the on-vehicle control device transmits a response request signal to the portable machine, the portable machine returns a response signal, and the on-vehicle control device controls an on-vehicle apparatus. The on-vehicle apparatus control system further includes a level switch. In a case where the first on-vehicle switch is operated, the level switch switches transmission intensity of a portable machine transmission unit or reception sensitivity of an on-vehicle reception unit to a first level, and in a case where the second on-vehicle switch is operated, the level switch switches the transmission intensity or the reception sensitivity to a second level higher than the first level.
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The invention claimed is: 1. An on-vehicle apparatus control system comprising: a plurality of on-vehicle switches disposed on an outer surface of a vehicle; an on-vehicle control device mounted on the vehicle and comprising an on-vehicle transmission unit and an on-vehicle reception unit; and a portable machine carried by a user and comprising a portable machine transmission unit and a portable machine reception unit, wherein in a case where one of the on-vehicle switches is operated, the on-vehicle control device causes the on-vehicle transmission unit to transmit a response request signal, the portable machine causes the portable machine transmission unit to return a response signal in response to reception of the response request signal in the portable machine reception unit, and the on-vehicle control device causes the on-vehicle reception unit to receive the response signal, and controls an on-vehicle apparatus mounted on the vehicle on a basis of the response signal, wherein the on-vehicle switches comprise: a first on-vehicle switch; and a second on-vehicle switch located at a position farther from the on-vehicle reception unit than the first on-vehicle switch, wherein the on-vehicle apparatus control system further comprises a level switch that switches transmission intensity of a signal transmitted from the portable machine transmission unit, or reception sensitivity of a signal received by the on-vehicle reception unit, wherein in a case where the first on-vehicle switch is operated, the level switch switches the transmission intensity or the reception sensitivity to a first level, and wherein in a case where the second on-vehicle switch is operated, the level switch switches the transmission intensity or the reception sensitivity to a second level higher than the first level. 2. The on-vehicle apparatus control system according to claim 1 , wherein the portable machine further comprises a portable machine switch that operates the on-vehicle apparatus, and causes the portable machine transmission unit to transmit a remote control signal when the portable machine switch is operated, wherein the on-vehicle control device causes the on-vehicle reception unit to receive the remote control signal, and controls the on-vehicle apparatus on a basis of the remote control signal, and wherein during a normal time in which the on-vehicle switches are not operated, the level switch switches the transmission intensity or the reception sensitivity to a third level higher than the second level. 3. An on-vehicle control device mounted on a vehicle, the on-vehicle control device comprising: an on-vehicle transmission unit; and an on-vehicle reception unit, wherein in a case where one of a first on-vehicle switch disposed on an outer surface of the vehicle and a second on-vehicle switch disposed on the outer surface of the vehicle and farther from the on-vehicle reception unit than the first on-veil/de switch is operated, the on-vehicle transmission unit transmits a response request signal to a portable machine carried by a user, and the on-vehicle reception unit receives a response signal transmitted from the portable machine in response to reception of the response request signal in the portable machine, and an on-vehicle apparatus mounted on the vehicle is controlled on a basis of the response signal, and wherein in a case where the first on-vehicle switch is operated, transmission intensity of a signal transmitted from the portable machine or reception sensitivity of a signal received by the on-vehicle reception unit is set to a first level, and wherein in a case where the second on-vehicle switch is operated, the transmission intensity or the reception sensitivity is set to a second level higher than the first level. 4. The on-vehicle control device according to claim 3 , wherein the on-vehicle transmission unit transmits the response request signal to the portable machine: in a case where the first on-vehicle switch is operated, the response request signal comprising information for recognizing the first on-vehicle switch so as to allow the portable machine to set signal transmission intensity to a first level; and in a case where the second on-vehicle switch is operated, the response request signal comprising information for recognizing the second on-vehicle switch so as to allow the portable machine to set signal transmission intensity to a second level higher than the first level. 5. The on-vehicle control device according to claim 3 , further comprising: a level switch that switches reception sensitivity of a signal received by the on-vehicle reception unit, wherein in a case where the first on-vehicle switch is operated, the level switch switches the reception sensitivity to a first level, and wherein in a case where the second on-vehicle switch is operated, the level switch switches the reception sensitivity to a second level higher than the first level. 6. The on-vehicle control device according to claim 5 , wherein in a case where a portable machine switch disposed in the portable machine is operated, the on-vehicle reception unit receives a remote control signal transmitted from the portable machine, and the on-vehicle apparatus is controlled on a basis of the remote control signal, and wherein during a normal time in which the first on-vehicle switch and the second on-vehicle switch are not operated, the level switch switches the reception sensitivity to a third level higher than the second level. 7. A portable machine carried by a user, the portable machine comprising: a portable machine transmission unit; and a portable machine reception unit, wherein in a case where one of a first on-vehicle switch disposed on an outer surface of a vehicle and a second on-vehicle switch disposed on the outer surface of the vehicle and farther from an on-vehicle reception unit than the first on-vehicle switch is operated, the portable machine reception unit receives a response request signal transmitted from an on-vehicle control device mounted on the vehicle, and the portable machine transmission unit transmits a response signal to the on-vehicle control device so as to allow the on-vehicle control device to control an on-vehicle apparatus mounted on the vehicle, wherein the portable machine further comprises a level switch that switches transmission intensity of a signal transmitted from the portable machine transmission unit, wherein if the portable machine reception unit receives the response request signal from the on-vehicle control device, information included in the response request signal for recognizing an operated on-vehicle switch is referred to, wherein in a case where the operated on-vehicle switch is the first on-vehicle switch, the level switch switches the transmission intensity to a first level, and wherein in a case where the operated on-vehicle switch is the second on-vehicle switch, the level switch switches the transmission intensity to a second level higher than the first level. 8. The portable machine according to claim 7 , further comprising: a portable machine switch which operates the on-vehicle apparatus, wherein in a case where the portable machine switch is operated, the portable machine transmission unit transmits a remote control signal to the on-vehicle control device so as to allow the on-vehicle control device to control the on-vehicle apparatus, and wherein during a normal time in which the on-vehicle switches are not operated, the level switch switches the transmission intensity to a third level higher than the second level.
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