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EP3570255A1
EP3570255A1 EP19175127.0A EP19175127A EP3570255A1 EP 3570255 A1 EP3570255 A1 EP 3570255A1 EP 19175127 A EP19175127 A EP 19175127A EP 3570255 A1 EP3570255 A1 EP 3570255A1
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  • a burglar would typically gain access to a home or building by breaking a window.
  • the exit route is usually through a front or back door. These doors have previously been easily opened by the operation of the thumb turn.
  • a building can be locked in a second locking mode that bars unlocking from the inside by the turn of the deadbolt latch when there is no one inside the building.
  • the lock can only be unlocked in an authorized manned, e.g. by using a key from either the outside or the inside, unauthorized unlocking from the inside will be barred.
  • the reason for this functionality is that a burglar who gains access to the building through a window will not be able to exit through this door, making it more difficult to carry heavy stolen property and quickly escape the scene of the crime.
  • control unit further comprises a lock assembly list that comprises a list of at least the electronic lock assemblies of multimode locking of the lock assembly system.
  • the lock assembly list comprises an, per lock assembly, associated locking mode indicator indicating the locking mode for each of the lock assemblies in the lock assembly list.
  • This lock assembly list will help the control unit keep track of the locking mode of the lock assemblies of the lock assembly system reducing the signaling needed since not all signals needs to be sent to all lock assemblies.
  • the signal configured to alter the other electronic lock assemblies of multimode locking from the second locking mode into the first locking mode may with the addition of the lock assembly list only be sent to lock assemblies locked in the second locking mode.
  • the control unit when one of the at least two electronic lock assemblies of multimode locking is altered from the second locking mode to the first locking mode, the control unit is configured to change the associated locking mode indicator of the altered lock assembly of multimode locking in the lock assembly list to indicate the first locking mode.
  • the lock assembly list further comprises an, per lock assembly in the lock assembly list, associated assembly lock status indicator.
  • the lock status indicator is configured to indicate, at least, if the associated lock assembly is in an unlocked state or a locked state.
  • the lock status indicator will enable the tracking and control of the lock status of all locks listed in the lock assembly list assisting with e.g. central locking and unlocking control.
  • the lock assembly list further comprises an, per lock assembly in the lock assembly list, associated assembly locking type indicator.
  • the locking type indicator indicates at least if the associated lock assembly is lockable only in the first locking mode. This enables the tracking of locks that are lock assemblies of single mode locking and allows for differentiation between lock assemblies based on available locking modes.
  • the lock assembly list further comprises an, per lock assembly in the lock assembly list, associated assembly lock type indicator.
  • the lock type indicator indicates at least if the associated lock assembly is an electronic lock assembly or a manual lock assembly.
  • the lock type indicator may allow for tracking of lock assemblies that are manual and all other indicators in the lock assembly list are possible to track also in relation to manual lock assemblies.
  • the lock assembly system comprises at least one manual lock assembly. This allows also e.g. legacy and old lock assemblies already installed, in for instance a house, to be part of the lock assembly system.
  • the lock assembly list is arranged to be accessible from a network server connected to a network.
  • the network is configured to be accessible from a mobile device that is configured to access the network. Connecting the lock assembly list to a network server enables the mobile device to access the lock assembly list from any place in the world where it has access to the network.
  • the mobile device is configured to read any number of indicators of the lock assembly list. This will allow the mobile device to track the status of all the locks in the lock assembly list from any place in the world where it has access to the network.
  • a method of changing locking mode of an electronic lock assembly of multimode locking is provided.
  • the electronic lock assembly of multimode locking is configured to be arrangeable in at least a first locking mode and a second locking mode.
  • the electronic lock assembly of multimode locking is configured to be unlockable both in an unauthorized manner and in an authorized manner.
  • the electronic lock assembly of multimode locking is configured to be unlockable only in the authorized manner.
  • the electronic lock assembly of multimode locking is arranged in the second locking mode and the method comprises the steps of receiving, by the electronic lock assembly of multimode locking, a signal requesting the electronic lock assembly of multimode locking to change the locking mode from the second locking mode to the first locking mode; unlocking the electronic lock assembly of multimode locking; and locking the electronic lock assembly of multimode locking.
  • the control unit further comprises a lock assembly list.
  • the lock assembly list comprises a list of at least the electronic lock assemblies of multimode locking of the lock assembly system, with an, per lock assembly, associated locking mode indicator.
  • the locking mode indicator is configured to indicate the locking mode for each of the lock assemblies in the lock assembly list.
  • This lock assembly list will help the control unit keep track of the locking mode of the lock assemblies of the lock assembly system reducing the signaling needed since not all signals need to be sent to all lock assemblies.
  • the signal configured to alter the other electronic lock assemblies of multimode locking from the second locking mode into the first locking mode may with the addition of the lock assembly list only be sent to lock assemblies locked in the second locking mode.
  • the method further comprises, before the control unit sends the signal, the step of updating the locking mode indicator associated with the at least one of the electronic lock assemblies of multimode locking of the lock assembly list. This will make it possible to continuously track the locking mode of lock assemblies in the lock assembly list.
  • the lock assembly system 100 comprises a plurality of locks 110.
  • the locks 110 may be mounted on any type of lockable device e.g. doors, windows, shutters, gates or hatches. Each lockable device may be fitted with one or more locks 110.
  • Some of the locks in the lock assembly system 100 may be manual lock assemblies 300 with some being a manual lock assembly of single mode locking 120 and some being a manual lock assembly of multimode locking 130.
  • the lock assembly system may further comprise any number of electronic lock assemblies 140, 150 wherein some may be electronic lock assemblies of single mode locking 140 and some may be electronic lock assemblies of multimode locking 150.
  • Lock assemblies of multimode locking 130, 150 are lock assemblies that can be locked in at least two modes, these modes will be detailed below.
  • the lock assembly system 100 may further comprises at least one control unit 160, the control unit 160 being for instance part of a stand-alone lock controller or gateway, part of any number of the electronic locks 400 or part of a cloud service.
  • the lock assembly system 100 may further comprises an information storage means 170 that may be an electronic memory or a database, for instance in communication with, integrated in, or part of, either of any number of electronic locks 140, 150, the control unit 160 or a cloud service.
  • FIG 2A shows a door assembly 200 viewed from a first side, for instance an inside I, comprising a doorframe 210 and a door leaf 220.
  • the door leaf 220 being fitted with a lock assembly 230.
  • the lock assembly 230 may be one of either a manual lock assembly of single mode locking 120, a manual lock assembly of multimode locking 130, an electronic lock assembly of single mode locking 140 or an electronic lock assembly of multimode locking 150.
  • FIG 2B shows the door assembly 200 of FIG 2A from a second side, for instance an outside O.
  • the door assembly 200 may also be a window assembly or any other opening means with at least a first and a second side or an inside and an outside.
  • FIG 4A details an electronic lock assembly 400 from the second side or the outside O.
  • the electronic lock assembly 400 may be either of an electronic lock assembly of single mode locking 140 or an electronic lock assembly of multimode locking 150.
  • the electronic lock assembly 400 comprises a lock control means 410.
  • FIG 4B shows the electronic lock assembly 400 from the first side, or the inside I, showing a thumb turn 420 of the electronic lock assembly 400.
  • the switching between an unlocked and locked state of the electronic lock assembly 400 may be done by correctly operating the lock control means 410 (authorized operation) or engagement of the thumb turn 420 (unauthorized operation) of the electronic lock assembly 400. Operation of the handle 310, 360 will retract the latch bolt 330 and the dead bolt 320 towards the door leaf 220 when the electronic lock assembly 400 is in an unlocked state.
  • the lock control means 410 of the electronic lock assemblies 400 of FIG 4A and FIG 4B should be understood to be any suitable lock control means 410. This could comprise e.g. one or more keypads with any number of keys or buttons, touch panels or screens, biometric readers, RFID readers, smart card readers or any combinations of these control means.
  • the multimode locking assembly 130, 150 can be unlocked in an unauthorized manner from the first side I by e.g. operation of the thumb turn 350, 420.
  • the manual lock assembly of multimode locking 130 can further, when locked in the first locking mode, be unlocked in an authorized manner from the second side O by engagement of a correct key in the opening 340 adapted to receive a key.
  • the electronic lock assembly of multimode locking 150 can further, when locked in the first locking mode, be unlocked in an authorized manner by correctly operating the lock control means 410.
  • the manual lock assembly of multimode locking (130) can further, when locked in the second locking mode, be unlocked in an authorized manner by engagement of a correct key in the opening 340 adapted to receive a key.
  • the electronic lock assembly of multimode locking 150 can further, when locked in the second locking mode, be unlocked in an authorized manner by correctly operating the lock control means 410.
  • the lock assembly list 810 may be any of, all of but not limited to a list, a table or a database.
  • the lock assembly list 810 may be configured to comprise a transcript of a number of locks 110 in the lock assembly system 100.
  • Associated with each of the locks 110 in the lock assembly list 810 may be indicators configured to indicate current, historical and/or future status of the different locks 110 in the lock assembly list 810.
  • the indicators may be any of, all of but are not limited to:
  • lock assembly list may be expanded to include further details of the lock assembly system.
  • the list may very well comprise e.g. indicators tracking if openable devices (e.g. doors or windows) are in an open or closed position, arm state of an alarm system or any other status indicator available in a connected building.
  • a control unit 160 is present in the lock assembly system 100. It should be understood that he control unit 160 may be a software program, algorithm or state machine that may be executed by a processing means. The control unit 160 may be in control of some or all communication interfaces of the lock assembly system 100 and control some or all controllable parts of the lock assembly system 100.
  • the control unit 160 may be in connection with a network server that may be accessible from the Internet.
  • the network server may be a cloud server or part of the information storage means 170, or the information storage means 170 may be part of the network server.
  • the network server may replicate some or all of the data available to the control unit 160 such as, for instance, the lock assembly list 810. It may be that the control unit 160 and the network server are in communication in a way that allows the information to be replicated both from the network server to the control unit 160 and from the control unit 160 to the network server. Also, updates to the data may be communicated and duplicated in both directions between the network server and the control unit 160.
  • the network server may be possible to access remotely over, for instance, the Internet, by e.g. a communication device such as a mobile phone, portable computer or any other device connected directly or indirectly to the same network as the network server.
  • the communication device may, depending on access rights, be able to read and write all of or some of the information available to the network server.
  • a lock assembly system 100 with at least two electronic locks of multimode locking 150 is presented.
  • the system further comprises a control unit 160, that may comprise a processing means and/or an information storage means 170 whom are in communication.
  • the processing means and the information storage means 170 may be integrated in a stand-alone assembly.
  • the control unit 160 is connected to the electronic locks by a communication protocol that may be a wireless communication protocol, such as Z-wave, and may be connected to the internet by a WIFI connection.
  • the electronic lock assemblies of multimode locking 150 are mounted in entry/exit doors of a building.
  • the second side, or outside O of the lock assemblies 150 is visible from the outside of a building.
  • the information storage means 170 may hold a list of the electronic locks of multimode locking 150 installed in the lock assembly system 100. All electronic locks of multimode locking 150 are locked in the second locking mode, thus, the locks are only unlockable in an authorized manner.
  • control unit 160 may be configured to control and/or track a lock status of the locks in the lock assembly list 810. Each time a lock changes status, for instance from locked to unlocked state, the lock may communicate the change to the control unit 160 and the control unit 160 may update the lock assembly list 810 accordingly.
  • control unit 160 may communicate, from for instance the mobile device 960 via the network server, a request for the control unit 160 to change the lock status of one or more of the locks in the lock assembly list 810.
  • the control unit 160 may communicate the request to change lock state to the addressed lock(s) of the lock control list 810.
  • the addressed locks may respond back to the control unit 160 with a communication carrying, for instance, an updated lock state or an error message and the communication may be reflected both as an update to the lock assembly list 810 and to the user through e.g. the mobile device 960.
  • the lock assembly system 100 may also host one or more electronic locks assemblies of single mode locking 140. These locks 140 may also be represented in the lock assembly list 810 and have their lock status controlled through the lock control unit 160. Control, status communications and error reporting of the electronic locks assemblies of single mode locking 140 may be done in a similar way to that of the electronic lock assembly of multimode locking 150 in every aspect other than the control of the locking mode since these locks only support being locked in one mode.
  • the control unit 160 may acknowledge and reflect this difference in the lock assembly list 810 and may further omit sending communications regarding locking mode to electronic lock assemblies of single mode locking 140.
  • control unit 160 does send communications regarding locking mode to any number of electronic lock assemblies of single mode locking 140 in the lock assembly list 810 and that this may result in any number of the electronic lock assemblies of single mode locking 140 neglecting to communicate back or communicating back with an error message.
  • the control unit 160 may have a timer of a configurable length expire when any lock assembly fail to communicate back to the lock control unit 160. The expiry of the timer may generate an error message that may be reflected in the lock assembly list 810 and/or may be transferred to the network server and made available to the user. A similar series of events may take place when an electronic lock assembly of single mode locking 140 sends an error message, the error message relayed to the network server may, in this case, be different from the error message relayed on the expiry of the timer.
  • the lock assembly system 100 may also comprise one or more manual locks of multimode locking 130. These locks will not be controllable from the control unit 160 since they lack connectivity options but they may still be represented in the lock assembly list 810. These locks being manual lock assemblies of multimode locking 130 may be reflected in the lock assembly list 810 and the control unit 160 may handle them differently from the electronic locks 400.
  • One of the differences may be that the locking mode indicator of the lock assembly list 810 may be updated manually by the user through for instance the mobile device 960. The user may in this case, upon locking one or more of the manual lock assemblies of multimode locking 130 in the second locking mode, update the lock assembly list 810 accordingly through, for instance, the network server.
  • the control unit 160 may be configured to generate a message or indication that not all locks are locked in the second locking mode, if this is the case. Analogously, when a manual lock assembly of multimode locking, locked in the second locking mode, is being unlocked, the user may reflect this change in the lock assembly list via for instance the network server through, for instance, a mobile device 960.
  • the control unit 160 may be configured to change the locking mode of one or all of the electronic lock assemblies of multimode locking, locked in the second locking mode, to the first locking mode.
  • Simultaneous locking and unlocking of any number of electronic lock assemblies 400 may be possible to configure and control via the control unit 160 or the mobile device 960. Failure in communication may generate an error message that may be conveyed to the network server and also further to the user.
  • Locking an electronic lock assembly of multimode locking 150 in the second locking mode may also result in the control unit 160 communicating the locking mode of any or all manual lock assemblies of multimode locking to the network server and further on to the user.
  • Unlocking, in an authorized manner, an electronic lock assembly of multimode locking 150, locked in the second locking mode may, in addition to the control unit 160 attempting to change the locking mode of any or all other electronic lock assemblies of multimode locking locked in the second locking mode listed in the lock assembly list 810, result in the control unit 160 being configured to generate a message indication that there are further lock assemblies 130, 150 locked in the second locking mode if this is the case.
  • the lock assembly system 100 may also be configured to include any number of manual lock assemblies of single mode locking 120. Any or all of the manual lock assemblies of single mode locking 120 may also be represented in the lock assembly list 810. Their status as manual locks of single mode locking 120 may be reflected in the lock assembly list 810 and their associated lock state may also be reflected on the lock assembly list 810. Updates to the lock state of any type of manual lock assembly 300 represented in the lock assembly list 810 may be made remotely through the network server.
  • lock assembly system 100 the skilled person will understand that it is possible to generate any number of scenarios where e.g. reminders or alerts or lock state or locking mode changes are generated, delayed or communicated by the control unit 160 in case one lock assembly is locked in one locking mode and another lock assembly is locked in the same or another locking mode. Similarly, the lock state of each lock alone or in combination with the locking mode of each or some locks will generate even more combinations. There may e.g.
  • FIG 9 depicts a lock assembly system installed in a building 910.
  • the building comprises a gateway 920, four lockable doors 930, 935, 940, 950 and an inside I and an outside O.
  • the gateway 920 comprises a processing unit, at least one wireless connectivity means and is configured to be the control unit 160 of the lock assembly system and may have an associated lock assembly list 810 configured to list all the locks of the lock assembly system.
  • Two of the doors 930, 935 are lockable doors fitted with electronic lock assemblies of multimode locking 150a, 150b
  • one of the doors 940 is a lockable door fitted with an electronic lock assembly of single mode locking 140
  • one of the doors 950 is a lockable door fitted with a manual lock assembly of multimode locking 130.
  • the electronic lock assemblies 930, 935, 940 are arranged in wireless communication with the gateway 920 through a wireless communication link 970 using a wireless protocol such as Zigbee, Bluetooth, WIFI or Z-Wave.
  • a mobile device 960 is arranged to be in communication with the gateway 920 through a wireless communication link 980 using a wireless protocol such as Bluetooth or WIFI.
  • all doors 930, 935, 940, 950 of the building 910 are locked and the ones lockable in the second locking mode 930, 935, 950 are locked in the second locking mode.
  • the lock assembly list may be arranged to reflect this state.
  • the change in locking mode is done, for instance, by first unlocking the lock, thus returning the locking mode selector 720 of the electronic lock assembly fitted in the second lockable door 935 fitted with an electronic lock assembly of multimode locking 150b, to the position corresponding to the first locking mode. Directly after the unlocking, the second lockable door 935 fitted with an electronic lock assembly of multimode locking 150b is locked again thus leaving it locked in the first locking mode.
  • the lockable door 950 fitted with manual a lock assembly of multimode locking is not remotely controlled and the gateway 920 may be configured to send a signal using the wireless communication link 980 to the mobile device 960 comprising information of the lock state and the locking mode of the locks 930, 935, 940, 950 of the lock assembly list 810.
  • the lockable door 950 fitted with a manual lock assembly of multimode locking 130 is not remotely controlled and the gateway 920 may be configured to send a signal using the wireless communication link 980 to the mobile device 960 comprising information of the lock state and the locking mode of the locks 150a, 150b, 130, 140 of the lock assembly list 810.
  • the mobile device 960 may be used to send a signal using the wireless communication link 980 comprising information of the updated locking mode and lock state.
  • the gateway 920 may, upon reception of this signal, update the lock assembly list 810 to reflect the update.
  • the lock assembly system of FIG 9 can easily be understood to comprise any number of manual lock assemblies 300 or electronic lock assemblies 400 in any combination of locking modes.
  • the communication link 980 shown as a link directly between the mobile device 960 and the gateway 920 is illustrated as such for explanatory purposes. Although there may be a direct link between the mobile device 960 and the gateway e.g. Bluetooth etc., the link 980 may easily be arranged to comprise for instance a network server in communication wired and/or wirelessly over for instance TCP/IP with the gateway 920 and through e.g. a cellular network with the mobile device 960.
  • the lockable doors of FIG 9 may be any lockable opening means such as windows, shutters, gates or hatches.
  • FIG 10 shows a flow chart of a method 1000 of an electronic lock assembly of multimode locking 150 for remotely changing locking mode from a second locking mode to a first locking mode.
  • the method comprises the steps of:
  • the electronic lock assembly may unlock itself returning the locking mode selector 720 of electronic lock assembly to the position corresponding to the first locking mode.
  • the electronic lock assembly may send a signal back to the origin of the trigger.
  • the signal may comprise information of the electronic lock assembly being locked in the first locking mode.
  • the signal may be communicated using the same communication interface as the trigger or any other interface available to the electronic lock assembly.
  • FIG 11 shows a flow chart of a method 1100 of the control unit 160 of the lock assembly system 100 for handling the change from the second locking mode to the first locking mode on a plurality of locks 110.
  • the method comprises the steps of:
  • control unit 160 may be in an idle like state waiting for an external or internal signal configured to act as a trigger to the method 1100.
  • the state may comprise periodic wake up scans or continuous monitoring of when available interfaces may be checked for stimuli.
  • the trigger may also be an internal timer or physical interface.
  • the trigger is analyzed to determine its origin.
  • the analysis may be e.g. checking the interface of the trigger or analyzing the signal content.
  • the trigger may be protected through encryption and need decryption before the analysis is performed.
  • the trigger may, after analysis, be determined to be sent e.g. from for example a lock in a lock the assembly list 810, from a mobile device 960 or from an internal timer.
  • next step 1130 may involve updating the locking mode indicator associated with the lock assembly in the lock assembly list 810 accordingly.
  • the locking mode indicator associated with lock in the lock assembly list 810 may be updated 1145 accordingly.
  • control unit 160 may, if configured to do so, send 1150 one or more signal(s) to any number of electronic locks of multimode locking 150 locked in the second locking.
  • the signal(s) may be configured to comprise information of a desired change of locking mode from a second locking mode to a first locking mode, see for instance method 1000 in FIG 10 of how an electronic lock of multimode locking may act on the signal.
  • the signal may be communicated using the same communication interface as the trigger was originally received 1110 on, or any other interface available to the electronic lock assembly.
  • the following step 1160 may involve an idle like state waiting for an external or internal signal.
  • the state may further comprise periodic wake up scans or continuous monitoring when available interfaces may be checked for stimuli.
  • the step may eventually result in receiving, from the any number of electronic locks of multimode locking 150 locked in the second locking, a confirmation that the locking mode has changed to the first locking mode.
  • step 1170 may, if configured to do so, comprise updating the locking mode indicator of a lock assembly list 810 to reflect the changes in locking mode of the any number of electronic locks of multimode locking 150.
  • the following step 1180 may be configured, to involve e.g. sending to the mobile device 960, a signal comprising information of the locking mode of the any number of locks in the lock control list 810.
  • the signal may be sent using any communication interface or plurality of communication interfaces that may be adapted to relay the signal to the mobile device 960.
  • FIG 12, FIG 13 and FIG 14 show simplified cross sections of different types of electronic lock assemblies of multimode locking.
  • the cross sections are views from a horizontal plane of a vertical cross section showing the electronic lock assemblies inside the door leaf 220.
  • the different electronic lock assemblies of multimode locking may all comprise a lock control and connectivity unit 1210.
  • the lock control and connectivity unit may further comprise all connectivity means for communicating with for instance other locks or control unit(s) 160 in for instance a lock assembly system 100.
  • the lock control and connectivity unit 1210 may also comprise, be connected to or in control of a rotation means such as an electric motor and any kind of power source necessary to power the lock control and connectivity module.
  • the lock control and connectivity unit 1210 is shown as being arranged to engage a locking bar 1220.
  • the locking bar 1220 may, upon rotation, lock or unlock the electronic lock assembly of multimode locking.
  • a thumb turn 420 with a direct engagement of the lock is, in this example, not in connection with the lock control and connectivity unit 1210.
  • FIG 13 shows a different example of an electronic lock assembly of multimode locking.
  • the lock control and connectivity unit 1210 is arranged to control the lock state of the lock by controlling both the same locking mechanism as the deadbolt latch 420 and also to engage the locking bars 1220 from either the outside O or the inside I.

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