JP6453087B2 - Water discharge device - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a water discharge device.

  A water discharge device including a water purifier is known. Since the filtration performance of the cartridge of the water purifier gradually decreases, it is necessary to periodically replace the cartridge in order to maintain the performance. Conventionally, there has been proposed a water discharger that determines that it is time to replace a cartridge when the amount of water passing through the cartridge reaches a preset threshold value (a durable water flow rate of the cartridge) (for example, a patent) Reference 1).

JP 2009-249946 A

  According to the water discharging device described in Patent Document 1, since the threshold value can be switched in accordance with the cartridge, even when a cartridge having a different threshold value is employed, it is possible to appropriately notify the replacement timing of the cartridge. However, in this water discharging apparatus, since the threshold value is switched by the operation unit for water discharge, the threshold value may be switched unintentionally.

  This invention is made | formed in view of such a condition, The objective is to provide the water discharging apparatus which can reduce possibility that a threshold value switches unintentionally.

  In order to solve the above-described problem, a water discharge device according to an aspect of the present invention is a water discharge device that discharges water from a discharge port, and a detection unit that detects an operation by a user and a main unit when a power source is turned on. And a change unit that changes the setting related to the water discharge device when the first operation is detected by the detection unit after the water discharge device is in a setting changeable state and the power is turned on.

  According to this aspect, since the power on / off operation is included in the setting change procedure, it is possible to prevent the setting from being changed unintentionally. In addition, since the setting change is not completed only by turning on / off the power, even if the power is turned on / off for another purpose, it is possible to prevent the setting from being changed unintentionally.

  When the power is turned off after the second operation is detected by the detection unit, the water discharge device is in a state where the setting can be changed when the power is turned on next time. In this case, it is possible to more reliably prevent an unintended setting change.

  When the power is turned off while in the setting changeable state, the setting changeable state of the water discharging device may be canceled when the power is turned on next time. Since the setting changeable state can be canceled by turning the power supply on and off again, the setting changeable state is not lost.

  Another aspect of the present invention is also a water discharge device. This device is a water discharge device that discharges water from a discharge port, and includes a detection unit that detects magnetic flux, and a change unit that changes settings related to the water discharge device when magnetic flux is detected by the detection unit.

  According to this aspect, the setting is changed when the magnetic flux is detected. Since the possibility that the magnetic flux is unintentionally detected is relatively low, it is possible to prevent the setting from being changed unintentionally.

  You may further provide another detection part which detects operation by a user. The changing unit is used when an operation is detected by another detection unit after the magnetic flux is detected by the detection unit, or when a magnetic flux is detected by the detection unit after an operation is detected by another detection unit. You may change the setting regarding a water discharging apparatus. In this case, it is possible to more reliably prevent an unintended setting change.

  Note that any combination of the above-described constituent elements, and those obtained by replacing the constituent elements and expressions of the present invention with each other among methods, apparatuses, systems, etc. are also effective as an aspect of the present invention.

  ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, the water discharging apparatus which can reduce the possibility that a threshold value switches unintentionally can be provided.

It is a perspective view which shows the kitchen unit which concerns on embodiment. It is a schematic diagram which shows the water discharging apparatus of FIG. It is a block diagram which shows typically the function and structure of a control part. It is a figure which shows the data structure of a cartridge master. It is a figure which shows the data structure of a cartridge information holding part. 6 is a flowchart illustrating a process for resetting information relating to cartridge replacement timing. It is a flowchart which shows the process of the water discharging apparatus when a power supply is turned on. It is a block diagram which shows typically the function and structure of the control part of the water discharging apparatus which concerns on the modification of embodiment.

  Hereinafter, the same or equivalent components and members shown in the respective drawings are denoted by the same reference numerals, and repeated descriptions thereof are omitted as appropriate. In addition, the dimensions of the members in each drawing are appropriately enlarged or reduced for easy understanding. Also, in the drawings, some of the members that are not important for describing the embodiment are omitted.

  FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a kitchen unit 100 according to the embodiment. The kitchen unit 100 includes a sink 102 provided in a part of the counter. The sink 102 is provided with a seating portion 104 at a position having a step with respect to the top surface of the counter. In the seating section 104, a water discharge device 106 having a temperature adjustment function is installed on the left side when viewed from the front, and a water discharge device 10 having a water purification function is installed on the right side.

  FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing the water discharge device 10. The water discharge device 10 functions as an automatic faucet, and includes a tubular body 12 attached to a sink 102 (not shown in FIG. 2), a water supply tube 14 and a wiring cable 16 inserted into the tubular body 12, and a tubular body 12. And a sensor member 18 to be attached.

  The water supply tube 14 is connected to a water supply pipe 22 such as a rubber hose through a pipe joint 20, and is connected to a water supply source such as a water supply through the water supply pipe 22. A water purifier 24, a solenoid valve 26, and a stop cock 28 are installed in the water supply pipe 22. The water purifier 24 purifies the raw water sent from the upstream side with a cartridge (not shown), and sends this to the downstream side as purified water. The electromagnetic valve 26 is closed or opened based on a control signal output from the sensor member 18 to switch presence / absence of water supply to the water supply tube 14.

  The wiring cable 16 is a bundle of a power cable 30 and a signal cable 32. The power cable 30 connects the sensor member 18 and the power adapter 34. Electric power is supplied to the sensor member 18 from an external power source through the power adapter 34 and the power cable 30. The signal cable 32 connects the sensor member 18 and the electromagnetic valve 26.

  The sensor member 18 includes a sensor element (not shown) that is a combination of a light emitting element and a light receiving element, and a control unit 40 (not shown in FIG. 2) that includes a circuit board on which a microcomputer is mounted. The sensor element outputs a manual operation signal indicating a manual operation of the user when receiving reflected light from a hand or a finger in the vicinity of a detection range of about several centimeters from the detection surface. The control unit 40 receives the manual operation signal and detects the user's manual operation. The control unit 40 outputs a control signal corresponding to the detection result to the electromagnetic valve 26 through the signal cable 32.

  FIG. 3 is a block diagram schematically showing the function and configuration of the control unit 40. Each block shown here can be realized in hardware by an element such as a CPU of a computer or a mechanical device, and in software it is realized by a computer program or the like. Draw functional blocks. Therefore, those skilled in the art will understand that these functional blocks can be realized in various forms by a combination of hardware and software.

  The control unit 40 includes an operation detection unit 42, a water supply control unit 44, an energization time accumulation unit 46, a water flow amount accumulation unit 48, a replacement necessity determination unit 56, a change unit 58, a cartridge master 50, and a cartridge. An information holding unit 52 and a state holding unit 54 are provided.

  The cartridge master 50 holds information about cartridges that can be used for the water purifier 24. FIG. 4 shows the data structure of the cartridge master 50. The cartridge type ID 50a is an ID that uniquely identifies the type of cartridge. The durable energization time 50b is an accumulated time in a state where the power source (main power supply) is turned on after the cartridge is set, and indicates an accumulated time serving as a guide for replacement. The durable water flow amount 50c is an integrated amount of water purified by the cartridge, and indicates an integrated amount serving as a guide for replacement. Hereinafter, the information held in the durable energization time 50b and the durable water flow 50c is also collectively referred to as “cartridge life”.

  The cartridge information holding unit 52 holds information regarding the cartridge currently set in the water purifier 24. FIG. 5 shows the data structure of the cartridge information holding unit 52. The cartridge type ID 52 a is an ID that uniquely identifies the type of cartridge, and corresponds to the cartridge type ID 50 a of the cartridge master 50. In the example shown in FIG. 5, the “A cartridge” is set in the water purifier 24. The accumulated energization time 52b is an accumulated time in a state where the power source (main power source) is turned on after the current cartridge is set. The accumulated water flow 52c is an accumulated amount of water purified by the current cartridge. Hereinafter, the information held in the integrated energization time 52b and the integrated water flow amount 52c is also referred to as “information regarding cartridge replacement timing”.

  The state holding unit 54 holds information indicating the state of the water discharge device 10. Specifically, the state holding unit 54 holds information of any one of “normal mode”, “reset mode”, and “switching mode”. The “normal mode” is a mode in which water can be stopped. The “reset mode” is a mode for resetting (returning to zero) information related to cartridge replacement timing. When the cartridge currently set in the water purifier 24 is replaced with a cartridge having the same life as the cartridge, the mode is switched to this mode. The “switching mode” is a mode in which the information regarding the cartridge type is switched to the other cartridge and the information regarding the replacement time of the cartridge can be reset. When the cartridge currently set in the water purifier 24 is replaced with a cartridge having a different lifetime, the mode is switched to this mode.

  The operation detection unit 42 is a user operation on the sensor member 18, and typically detects a user's manual water discharge operation, water stop operation, and setting change operation. Specifically, the operation detection unit 42 detects a user operation on the sensor member 18, for example, an operation of holding a hand or a finger, by receiving an operation signal from the sensor member 18. When the operation detection unit 42 detects that a user operation has been performed for a predetermined time (for example, 1 to 3 seconds) in the normal mode, the operation detection unit 42 outputs information indicating that the water discharge operation or the water stop operation has been received to the water supply control unit 44. To do. Further, when the operation detection unit 42 detects that a user operation has been performed for a predetermined time (for example, 6 seconds) or more, information indicating that a setting change operation has been accepted (hereinafter also referred to as “setting change operation information”). Is output to the changing unit 58.

  The water supply control unit 44 controls to open the electromagnetic valve 26 according to the information received from the operation detection unit 42, and discharges it from the discharge port 12a. Alternatively, the electromagnetic valve 26 is controlled to be closed, and the discharge from the discharge port 12a is stopped, that is, the water discharge device 10 is stopped.

  The energization time integration unit 46 integrates the time during which power is supplied from the external power source to the sensor member 18 through the power adapter 34 and the power cable 30. The energization time integration unit 46 may update the integration energization time 52b of the cartridge information holding unit 52 at a frequency of once per minute, for example.

  The water flow amount integrating unit 48 integrates the water amount passing through the cartridge based on the time during which the electromagnetic valve 26 is open and the flow velocity. In the present embodiment, the flow rate is set to 4 L / min by a flow rate adjustment valve (not shown). The water flow accumulation unit 48 may update the accumulated water flow 52c of the cartridge information holding unit 52 at a frequency of once per minute, for example.

  The replacement necessity determination unit 56 determines whether the cartridge currently set in the water purifier 24 needs to be replaced. The replacement necessity determination unit 56 determines whether or not the accumulated energization time of the cartridge information holding unit 52 exceeds the durable energization time of the cartridge master 50. Further, the replacement necessity determination unit 56 determines whether or not the accumulated water flow rate of the cartridge information holding unit 52 exceeds the durable water flow rate of the cartridge master 50. If at least one of the values exceeds the value of the cartridge master 50, the replacement necessity determination unit 56 determines that the cartridge needs to be replaced. In this case, the replacement necessity determination unit 56 notifies the user that the cartridge needs to be replaced by an LED element (not shown) included in the sensor member 18.

  The user may replace the cartridge upon receiving this notification. When a cartridge having the same life as the cartridge currently set in the water purifier 24 is set, the information regarding the replacement time of the cartridge is reset. When a cartridge having a different life from the cartridge currently set in the water purifier 24 is set, the information regarding the cartridge type is switched to the other cartridge, and the information regarding the cartridge replacement time is reset. These are executed by the changing unit 58 under a user operation. The replacement necessity determination unit 56 refers to the cartridge master 50 and the cartridge information holding unit 52, for example, once a day, once an hour, or once a minute.

  When the cartridge master 50 and the cartridge information holding unit 52 are in the states shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, respectively, the cartridge currently set in the water purifier 24 is “A cartridge”, and its accumulated energization time is “6 months”. Since the water flow amount is “6300 L”, the durable energization time of the A cartridge is “12 months”, and the durable water flow amount is “9960 L”, the replacement necessity determination unit 56 determines that the replacement is not necessary yet.

  The changing unit 58 includes a mode switching unit 60, a reset execution unit 62, and a switching execution unit 64. When the mode switching unit 60 receives setting change operation information from the operation detection unit 42 when the water discharge device 10 is in the “normal mode”, the mode switching unit 60 updates the data in the state holding unit 54 from “normal mode” to “reset mode”. To do. Thereby, the water discharging apparatus 10 is switched from the normal mode to the “reset mode”. When the mode switching unit 60 does not accept the next setting change operation information within a predetermined time (for example, 60 seconds) after switching to the “reset mode”, the data of the state holding unit 54 is changed from “reset mode” to “normal mode”. Update to Thereby, the water discharging apparatus 10 returns to normal mode.

  Further, the mode switching unit 60 refers to the state holding unit 54 when the power is turned on. When the data in the state holding unit 54 is “reset mode”, the mode switching unit 60 updates this to “switching mode”. Thereby, the water discharging apparatus 10 switches from the reset mode to the “switching mode”. Here, when the water discharge device 10 is in the reset mode, the power of the water discharge device 10 is turned off and then turned on again (in this embodiment, the power adapter 34 is turned on when the water discharge device 10 is in the reset mode. The data held in the state holding unit 54 when the power is turned on becomes “reset mode” by unplugging from the outlet and plugging the power adapter 34 into the power supply again. When the mode switching unit 60 does not accept the next setting change operation information within a predetermined time (for example, 60 seconds) after switching to the “switching mode”, the data of the state holding unit 54 is changed from “switching mode” to “normal mode”. Update to Thereby, the water discharging apparatus 10 returns to normal mode.

  The reset execution part 62 will reset the information regarding the replacement time of a cartridge, if setting change operation information is received when the water discharging apparatus 10 is in reset mode. That is, the reset execution unit 62 updates the accumulated energization time 52b and the accumulated water flow amount 52c of the cartridge information holding unit 52 to 0 month and 0 L, respectively. The reset execution unit 62 updates the data in the state holding unit 54 from “reset mode” to “normal mode”. That is, the reset mode ends and returns to the normal mode.

  When the switching execution unit 64 receives the setting change operation information when the water discharge device 10 is in the switching mode, the switching execution unit 64 switches the information regarding the type of the cartridge to the other cartridge and resets the information regarding the replacement time of the cartridge. The switching execution unit 64 switches the cartridge of the cartridge type ID 52a in the cartridge information holding unit 52 to the other cartridge. In the case of FIG. 5, since the cartridge type ID 52a is “A cartridge”, it is updated to “B cartridge”. Further, the accumulated energization time 52b and the accumulated water flow 52c of the cartridge information holding unit 52 are updated to 0 month and 0 L, respectively. In addition, the switching execution unit 64 updates the data in the state holding unit 54 from “switching mode” to “normal mode”. That is, the switching mode ends and returns to the normal mode.

The operation | movement regarding the setting change of the water discharging apparatus 10 by the above structure is demonstrated.
FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing a process for resetting information related to the replacement time of the cartridge. 5 is a flowchart showing processing by a changing unit 58. When the mode switching unit 60 receives the setting change operation information from the operation detection unit 42 in the normal mode (S10), the mode switching unit 60 updates the data in the state holding unit 54 to “reset mode” (S10). That is, the reset mode is started. When the reset execution unit 62 receives the setting change operation information (Y in S14) before a predetermined time (for example, 60 seconds) elapses after the reset mode is started (Y in S14), the reset execution unit 62 resets the information regarding the cartridge replacement time. (S18). Further, the reset execution unit 62 updates the data in the state holding unit 54 to “normal mode” (S20). That is, the reset mode ends and the normal mode is restored. If the reset execution unit 62 has not accepted the setting change operation (N in S16), the process returns to S14. When a predetermined time has elapsed since the reset mode was started (N in S14), S16 and S18 are skipped and the process proceeds to S20.

  FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing processing of the water discharge device 10 when the power is turned on. When the data in the state holding unit 54 when the power is turned on is “reset mode” (Y in S22), the mode switching unit 60 changes the data in the state holding unit 54 to “switching mode” (S24). . Thereby, the switching mode is started. When the power adapter 34 is disconnected between S12 and S18 in FIG. 6, the data in the state holding unit 54 when the power is turned on becomes the “reset mode”.

  When the switching execution unit 64 receives the setting change operation information (Y in S26) before a predetermined time (for example, 60 seconds) elapses after the switching mode is started (Y in S26), the switching execution unit 64 sends information on the type of cartridge to the other side. In addition to switching to the cartridge, information on the replacement time of the cartridge is reset (S30). Further, the switching execution unit 64 updates the data in the state holding unit 54 to “normal mode” (S32). That is, the switching mode ends and returns to the normal mode. If the switching execution unit 64 has not accepted the setting change operation (N in S28), the process returns to S26. When a predetermined time has elapsed since the start of the switching mode (N in S26), S28 and S30 are skipped and the process proceeds to S32. If the data in the state holding unit 54 is not in “reset mode” (N in S22), that is, if the data in the state holding unit 54 is in “normal mode”, the process ends.

  According to the water discharging apparatus 10 according to the embodiment described above, information related to the type of cartridge is switched to the other cartridge by detecting the user's operation on the power supply adapter 34 in addition to the user's operation on the sensor member 18. In other words, in addition to the user's operation on the sensor member 18 that is the operation unit for water discharge, information on the type of cartridge is switched by detecting the user's operation on the power adapter 34 that is not the operation unit for water discharge. Here, if the information regarding the type of cartridge can be switched only by the operation unit of the spouting water, there is a possibility that the information is unintentionally switched. If the water spouting device 10 according to the present embodiment is possible, this is possible. Can be reduced. Conversely, even if the power adapter 34 is inserted or removed, the information regarding the type of cartridge is not switched by itself, and an operation on the sensor member 18 is also required after the insertion and removal. It is possible to prevent the switch without switching.

  Moreover, according to the water discharging apparatus 10 which concerns on embodiment, the information regarding the classification of a cartridge is switched by detecting operation with which a kind differs, respectively, the operation of holding the hand to the sensor member 18, and the operation of inserting / removing the power adapter 34. In addition, information relating to the type of cartridge is switched by detecting operations on the physically separated members such as the sensor member 18 located above the counter and the power adapter 34 located below the counter. Therefore, it is possible to reduce the possibility that information regarding the type of cartridge is switched unintentionally.

  The faucet device according to the embodiment has been described above. This embodiment is an exemplification, and it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various modifications can be made to combinations of the respective components, and such modifications are also within the scope of the present invention.

(Modification 1)
FIG. 8 shows a control unit 140 of the water discharger according to a modification of the embodiment. Unlike the control unit 40 of the first embodiment, the control unit 140 further includes a magnetic flux detection unit 70. The magnetic flux detection part 70 is comprised by Hall IC, for example. If the user holds a predetermined magnet over the sensor member 18 when the water discharge device 10 is in the normal mode, the magnetic flux detector 70 detects this. When the magnetic flux detection unit 70 detects the magnetic flux, the switching execution unit 64 switches the cartridge type to the other cartridge and resets information regarding the cartridge replacement timing. For example, when the magnetic flux density detected by the magnetic flux detection unit 70 is greater than or equal to a predetermined threshold value, the process by the switching execution unit 64 may be executed.

  Since the possibility that the magnetic flux detection unit 70 unintentionally detects the magnetic flux is relatively low, according to the present modification, it is possible to prevent an unintentional setting change. Further, since the switching of the cartridge type and the resetting of the information regarding the replacement time are executed simply by holding the magnet, the burden on the user is reduced.

(Modification 2)
In the first modification, when the water discharge device 10 is in the normal mode, the case where the information about the cartridge type is switched and the information about the cartridge replacement time is reset when the magnet is held over is described. Not limited. When the magnetic flux detection unit 70 detects that the magnet is held over when the water discharge device 10 is in the reset mode, the switching execution unit 64 may execute switching of the cartridge and resetting of the replacement time.

  Further, when the magnetic flux detection unit 70 detects that the magnet is held over when the water discharge device 10 is in the normal mode, the water discharge device 10 is switched to the switching mode, and the switching execution unit 64 in the switching mode displays the setting change operation information. If accepted, switching of information regarding the type of cartridge and resetting of the replacement time of the cartridge may be executed.

  Further, instead of inserting / removing the power adapter 34 according to the embodiment, a magnet may be held over the sensor member 18. That is, instead of inserting / removing the power adapter 34 when the water discharge device 10 is in the reset mode, the magnet may be held over the sensor member 18. In this case, when the magnetic flux detection unit 70 detects the magnetic flux, the mode switching unit 60 may change the data in the state holding unit 54 from “reset mode” to “switching mode”.

(Modification 3)
In the embodiment, when the water discharge device 10 is switched to the switching mode by connecting / disconnecting the power adapter 34, the switching mode ends when the switching execution unit 64 has passed the predetermined time (60 seconds) without receiving the setting change operation information. The case of returning to the normal mode has been described, but the present invention is not limited to this. When the mode is switched to the switching mode, the normal mode may be restored when the power adapter 34 is removed and inserted again. Specifically, the mode switching unit 60 refers to the state holding unit 54 when the power is turned on, and updates the data to “normal mode” when the data in the state holding unit 54 is “switching mode”. . As a result, even when the power adapter 34 is mistakenly inserted / removed and the water discharging apparatus 10 is switched to the switching mode, the normal mode can be restored by the next insertion / removal of the power adapter 34, so that it is not possible to exit the switching mode.

(Modification 4)
In the embodiment, the case where the cartridge master 50 holds two types of cartridges, that is, the A cartridge and the B cartridge, that is, the case where these two types of cartridges can be used for the water purifier 24 has been described. Absent. There may be three or more types of cartridges that can be used in the water purifier 24.

(Modification 5)
In the embodiment, a case where the reset mode is switched to the switching mode by inserting / removing the power adapter 34 will be described, and in Modifications 1 and 2, a case where the magnetic flux is detected to switch from the reset mode to the switching mode will be described. However, it is not limited to this. Instead of connecting and disconnecting the power adapter 34, when the power is turned on by a switch operation, the mode may be switched from the reset mode to the switching mode.

(Modification 6)
The water discharge device 10 may be used for facilities installed in buildings, ships, and the like, and may be used for a washstand, a hand-washer, a bathroom, and the like in addition to a kitchen. Moreover, the sink 102 was illustrated as a base | substrate to which the tubular body 12 is attached. The base is exemplified by a counter in a kitchen or a washstand, but also includes a wall member that divides the outside of equipment such as a kitchen.

(Modification 7)
In the embodiment, when the mode switching unit 60 accepts the setting change operation information when in the normal mode, the mode is switched from the normal mode to the reset mode. When the mode is in the reset mode, the water discharge device 10 is turned off and the power is turned on again. Although the switch mode is switched from the reset mode to the switch mode by being turned on, and the switch execution unit 64 receives the setting change operation information in the switch mode, the cartridge switching and the replacement time reset are executed. Not limited to this. For example, when the water discharge device 10 is turned off when in the normal mode, the power is turned on again to switch from the normal mode to the switching mode (by skipping the reset mode), and when the mode is in the switching mode, the switching is executed. When the unit 64 receives the setting change operation information, cartridge switching and replacement time resetting may be executed.

(Modification 8)
In the embodiment, the operation detection unit 42 has described the case where the setting change operation information is output to the change unit 58 when an operation of holding a hand or a finger is detected for a predetermined time or more. However, the present invention is not limited to this. For example, the water discharge device 10 may further include a predetermined switch, and the setting change operation information may be output to the change unit 58 when the operation detection unit 42 detects an operation on the switch.

  Any combination of the above-described embodiments and modifications is also useful as an embodiment of the present invention. The new embodiment generated by the combination has the effects of the combined embodiment and the modified examples. In addition, it should be understood by those skilled in the art that the functions to be fulfilled by the constituent elements described in the claims are realized by the individual constituent elements shown in the embodiments and the modified examples or by their linkage. .

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Water discharging apparatus, 18 Sensor member, 24 Water purifier, 34 Power adapter, 40 Control part, 42 Operation detection part, 46 Current supply time integration part, 48 Water flow amount integration part, 50 Cartridge master, 52 Cartridge information holding part, 54 State holding Part, 58 change part, 64 switching execution part.

Claims (4)

A water discharge device for discharging water from a discharge port,
A detection unit for detecting a user operation;
Power turns the water discharge device configurable state when it is turned on, and, if the power supply is first operation is detected by said detecting portion after being turned on, to change the settings related to the water discharge device And a change unit that releases the water discharge device from a setting changeable state .   2. When the power is turned off after the second operation is detected by the detection unit, the water discharge device is in a setting changeable state when the power is turned on next time. Water discharge device.   3. When the power is turned off while in a setting changeable state, the setting changeable state of the water discharging device is canceled when the power is turned on next time. Water discharge device. It further includes a water purifier in which a cartridge for purifying water is set,
The water discharge device according to claim 1, wherein the setting is a setting related to a type of the cartridge.

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