Cooking system and controlling method for the same
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1. A cooking system comprising:
- a first radio frequency tag having a first user identification;
a second radio frequency tag having a second user identification;
a cooking appliance with a radio frequency reader detecting when one of the first and second radio frequency tags approaches, the cooking appliance initiating a predetermined mode when the one of the first and second radio frequency tags is detected;
a radio frequency tag recognition button in a manipulation unit of the cooking appliance, the radio frequency tag recognition button determining whether the radio frequency reader initiates a radio frequency tag reading operation to recognize the one of the first and second radio frequency tags;
a memory for storing user identifications; and
a controller for controlling the cooking appliance,wherein the controller determines whether the transmitted user identification matches one of the user identifications recorded in the memory,wherein, in accordance with the user identification, modes, which the cooking appliance enters into, are predefined in the memory,wherein, when the controller determines that the radio frequency reader detects the first radio frequency tag, the cooking appliance enters into a safety mode, andwherein, when the controller determines that the radio frequency reader detects the second radio frequency tag, the cooking appliance enters into a warning mode.
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Abstract
A cooking system is provided to improve the safety and the reliability of the cooking system, and the convenience of a user. The cooking system includes at least one RF tag, a cooking appliance with an RF reader detecting the RF tag approaching, and an RF tag recognition button in a manipulation unit of the cooking system. The cooking appliance initiates a predetermined mode when the RF tag is detected. The RF tag recognition button determines whether the RF reader initiates an RF tag reading operation to recognize the RF tag.
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19 Claims
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1. A cooking system comprising:
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a first radio frequency tag having a first user identification; a second radio frequency tag having a second user identification; a cooking appliance with a radio frequency reader detecting when one of the first and second radio frequency tags approaches, the cooking appliance initiating a predetermined mode when the one of the first and second radio frequency tags is detected; a radio frequency tag recognition button in a manipulation unit of the cooking appliance, the radio frequency tag recognition button determining whether the radio frequency reader initiates a radio frequency tag reading operation to recognize the one of the first and second radio frequency tags; a memory for storing user identifications; and a controller for controlling the cooking appliance, wherein the controller determines whether the transmitted user identification matches one of the user identifications recorded in the memory, wherein, in accordance with the user identification, modes, which the cooking appliance enters into, are predefined in the memory, wherein, when the controller determines that the radio frequency reader detects the first radio frequency tag, the cooking appliance enters into a safety mode, and wherein, when the controller determines that the radio frequency reader detects the second radio frequency tag, the cooking appliance enters into a warning mode. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
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10. A cooking system comprising:
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a first radio frequency tag comprising a first user identification; a second radio frequency tag comprising a second user identification; and a cooking appliance changing an operation mode for each radio frequency tag, the cooking appliance comprising; a radio frequency reader detecting approaching of one of the first and second radio frequency tags; a memory for storing user identifications in which a predetermined operation mode is designated for each user identification; and a controller matching the user identification read from the radio frequency reader with user identification stored in the memory, and differently controlling the cooking appliance according to a operation mode, and the operation mode comprising a warning mode and a safety mode, wherein, in accordance with the user identifications, modes, which the cooking appliance enters into, are predefined in the memory, wherein, when the controller determines that the radio frequency reader detects the first radio frequency tag, the cooking appliance enters into a safety mode, and wherein, when the controller determines that the radio frequency reader detects the second radio frequency tag, the cooking appliance enters into a warning mode. - View Dependent Claims (11, 12)
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13. A method for controlling a cooking system, the method comprising:
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recognizing a radio frequency tag; reading user information from the recognized radio frequency tag; determining whether to operate a cooking appliance at least in a safety mode or in a warning mode using the user information; and operating the cooking appliance in the determined mode, wherein, when the radio frequency reader detects that the detected radio frequency tag has a first user identification, the cooking appliance enters into a safety mode, and wherein, when the radio frequency reader detects that the detected radio frequency tag has a second user identification, the cooking appliance enters into a warning mode. - View Dependent Claims (14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19)
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