Abstract:
An automatic voice and image inter-cellular phone security communication system is a combination of a sensor system, an inter-cellular phone system, and a CCD monitor system. When any moving object is detected by the sensor within its effective sensing zone, the sound and image of the moving object is captured by a built-in camera control device and transmitted to the receiving end cellular phone by automatic dialing according to a prescribed phone number stored in a telephone directory. In this way the user at the receiving end may take action against the emergency state immediately.

Description:
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION  
         [0001]    1. Field of the Invention  
           [0002]    The present invention relates to an automatic voice and image inter-cellular phone security communication system, in particular, to a security communication system capable of transmitting voice and image of a suspectible object detected by a sensor installed in the remote surveillance zone from a sending end cellular phone to a receiving end cellular phone such that the user may be informed of what is happening in the scene so as to take a step against it.  
           [0003]    2. Description of the Prior Art  
           [0004]    In a particularly insecure area, only relying on the police patrol, or a security fence associated with a simple monitoring device plus a lighting system is insufficient to keep away ingress of burglars. The installation of an innovative remote control device associated with voice and image inter-cellular phone system which can not be easily violated by any skilled offender is of paramount importance.  
           [0005]    In view of this, it is what the reason the inventor has endeavored for years by continuous research and experimentation attempting to find out a solution to this inherent problem, and finally has succeeded in realizing the present invention.  
         SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION  
         [0006]    It is a first object of the present invention to provide a security communication system with which the user can be aware of the condition of his/her house when being absent from the house.  
           [0007]    It is a second object of the present invention to provide a security communication system with which the user can keep wholly under surveillance of his car that is parked anywhere. Should the car be stolen, H-internet can be used to help policemen trace it.  
           [0008]    It is a third object of the present invention to provide a security communication system with which the owner of a factory can hold on to the operation of the factory during being absent.  
           [0009]    It is a fourth object of the present invention to provide a security communication system which can be installed in an unattended warehouse (for example, in the night) so as to be remotely monitored.  
           [0010]    It is a fifth object of the present invention to provide a security communication system with which the user can call up the present system by inputting a code number so as to inspect the situation at the scene, and the code number may be changed from the remote end so as to prevent being decoded by the intruder.  
           [0011]    It is a sixth object of the present invention to provide a security communication system which can produce a sound alarm as soon as any moving object is detected so as to frighten the intruder, or the alarm can be activated by the user&#39;s cellular phone from the remote end.  
           [0012]    It is a seventh object of the present invention to provide a security communication system with which on receiving the image information, the user may actuate the speaker of the output device to frighten the intruder with the receiving end cellular phone.  
           [0013]    It is a eight object of the present invention to provide a security communication system with which the evening patrolman or the user may send an alarm sound or an image to the receiving end asking for help in an emergency case.  
           [0014]    To achieve these and other objects mentioned above, the security communication system of the present invention is composed of a sensor, a cellular phone system (sending end), an infrared ray radiation device, a CCD monitor system, a built in or externally connected digital video system. In case the sensor (an infrared ray or equivalents) has detected an moving object, the present system is activated to capture its image along with its sound, and the captured data are sent to the receiving end cellular phone for the user to judge the situation and take a necessary step against it so as to clear out the possible loss. The present system can be constructed in various different outer looks and camouflaged in the domestic furniture and appliances. 
       
    
    
     BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS  
       [0015]    The above objects and other advantages of the present invention will become more apparent by describing in detail the preferred embodiments of the present invention with reference to the attached drawings in which:  
         [0016]    [0016]FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating the layout of the security communication system according to the present invention;  
         [0017]    [0017]FIG. 2 is a schematic view showing how the security communication system of the present invention is equipped in a car;  
         [0018]    [0018]FIGS. 3,4 are schematic views showing how the security communication system of the present invention is hidden and operated in an emergency light;  
         [0019]    [0019]FIG. 5 is a schematic view showing how the security communication system of the present invention is camouflaged in a desk lamp; and  
         [0020]    [0020]FIG. 6(A),  6 (B) are schematic view showing how the security communication system of the present invention is made into a portable remote control unit. 
     
    
     DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT  
       [0021]    Referring to FIG. 1, it shows that the security communication system of the present invention is essentially composed of a sensor  1 ; a switch  1  A for switching sub-system of the present security communication system; a power supply  1 B; a radio remote controller  1 C for remote controlling the switch  1 A, a control device  21 ; a sending end cellular phone system  22  including a group of individual phone numbers  221 ; push buttons for prestoring number for automatic phone dialer  222 ; and a telephone directory  223 ; an infrared ray radiation device  3 ; a CCD monitor system  23  including CCD  231  and a camera control device  232 ; a digital video system  24  including a digital video  241  and a digital voice recorder  242 ; a receiving end cellular phone  4 ; an output device  5 ; and an external video jack  26 .  
         [0022]    Incidentally, the function of this system will be illustrated as follows:  
         [0023]    The sensor  1  which may be an infrared sensor  11 , a microwave sensor  12 , or an infrared temperature sensor  13  is used to detect any suspectible object. As soon as the sensor  1  has detected any moving object or objects, the control device  21  activates the sending end cellular phone system  22 , CCD monitor system  23 , and the digital video system  24  simultaneously. An image picture is captured by the camera control device  232  in CCD monitor system  23  and transmitted to the receiving end image receivable cellular phone  4  by automatic dialing according to phone number prestored in the telephone directory  223  by push buttons provided on the automatic telephone dialer  222 . The camera control device  232  can continuously transmit image pictures with sound to the receiving end cellular phone  4  from the sending end cellular phone system  22  in a predetermined time duration (for example,  1  minute) so that the user may judge what is the situation happening at the sending end according to the voice and image information provided as such. On the other hand, the digital video system  24  activated by the control device  21  can operate to store the pictures with its digital video  241  and digital voice recorder  242 , or a continuous long time recording can be carried out by plugging a video to the external video jack  26 . After receiving the aforesaid data transmitted from the sending end, the user is also able to call back to the sending end with the receiving end cellular phone  4  using an code number, if necessary, to ask the control unit  21  stopping the operation of recording or data transmission.  
         [0024]    [0024]FIG. 2 is a schematic view showing that the security communication system is equipped underneath the dash board (or any other place) in a car. Here, only CCD monitor system  23  and the sensor  1  (infrared sensor  11 , or microwave sensor  12 ) are emerged out of the dash board so as to conceal most part of the equipment from the intruder&#39;s eyes. As soon as a moving object or objects is detected by the sensor  1 , its voice and image is transmitted to the receiving end cellular phone  4  by a radio automatic dialer  22  (i.e. the sending end cellular phone system) so that the user is informed what is happening to his/her car and takes a step against it.  
         [0025]    [0025]FIGS. 3 and 4 are schematic views showing how the security communication system is hidden and operated in an emergency light. As described above, any moving object is detected by the sensor  1  (infrared sensor  11 , microwave sensor  12 , or infrared thermal sensor  13 ), the control device  21  activates its radio automatic dialer  22 , CCD monitor system  23 , and the digital video system  24  so as to instruct the camera control device  232  in the CCD monitor system  23  to capture an image picture which is transmitted to the receiving end cellular phone  4  according to the phone number  221  prestored in the telephone directory  223 . Thus the user may judge what is the situation happening in the scene. The receiving end cellular phone may be portable with the user to call up the sending end cellular phone system  22  asking for information. The control system  21  takes responsibility for surveillance of surrounding according to the instruction from the user. If the present system is to be installed at the place where no utility power can be supplied, an battery unit is an alternative replacement power source. In this case if no object is detected, the control unit  21  sets the system at a stand by state so as to save consumption of power supplying to the sensor  1 .  
         [0026]    [0026]FIG. 5 shows how the security communication system is camouflaged in a stand lamp, and FIGS.  6 (A) and  6 (B) show how the security communication system is made into a portable remote control unit. With this structure, the installation of present system is difficult to be discovered by any skillful intruder.  
         [0027]    From the above description of several examples, it will be understood that the automatic voice and image inter-cellular phone security communication system of the present invention is capable of transmitting voice and image of a suspectible moving object or objects detected by a sensor installed in the remote surveillance area from a sending end cellular phone system to a receiving end cellular phone such that the user may be informed of what is happening in the scene so as to take a step against it. The noteworthy features of the present security communication system are:  
         [0028]    1. Capable of responsing to the situation at the monitoring zone instantaneously without particular selection for installation place. It can be installed in a residential house, factory, warehouse or in a vehicle to serve equally satisfactorily.  
         [0029]    2. It can monitor in a dusk equally well as in the daylight.  
         [0030]    3. It is characterized in having the ability of inter-cellular phone communication for voice and image information.  
         [0031]    4. It can be formed into various random camouflaged figures and is difficult to be discovered.  
         [0032]    5. It includes a digital video system which is usable to record the voice and image for filing.  
         [0033]    Although the invention has been described in terms of preferred embodiments, it is apparent that numerous variations and modifications may be made without departing from the true spirit and scope thereof, as set forth in the following claims.