In this tutorial, we are going to see Password Based Door Open System Using LPC2148 Project.
Prerequisites
Before we will start I would suggest you to read these topics. Then only you can understand this strongly. If you already know, please go ahead.
- LPC2148 GPIO Tutorial
- LCD Interfacing with LPC2148
- Keypad Interfacing with LPC2148
- DC Motor Interfacing with LPC2148
Password Based Door Open System Using LPC2148
Introduction
In the present scenario of the world, security is a major concern for all, and the security problem is being faced by every person. The usual means of securing anything is through mechanical locks, which operate with a specific key or a few keys; but, for locking a large area many locks are necessary. However, conventional locks are heavy and do not offer the desired protection as they can be easily broken down by using some tools. Therefore, security breaching problems are associated with mechanical locks. However to decide the electronic-based locking system problems that are associated with the mechanical locks.
Nowadays, many devices’ operations are based on digital technology. For example, a token-based digital identity device. Here we will see Password Based Door Open System Using LPC2148.
Application and Advantage
- Can be used in various rooms like seminar halls, conference rooms, and study rooms in college.
- The project (password detector) can be used to automate the door locking process, so the user need not to carry the door lock keys along with them, they need to just remember the password and use it later to open the door.
- It will add good security.
Components Required
- LPC2148 Development board
- LCD Module
- 4*3 Keypad
- DC Motor
- L293D (Motor Driver)
Software Required
- Keil IDE
Block Diagram
This project consists of blocks as a microcontroller, a keypad, an LCD, a DC motor, and a motor driver.
- The keypad is an input device that helps to enter a password to open the door.
- Then, it gives the entered code signals to the microcontroller.
- The LCD is used to indicate devices for displaying the information.
- The DC motor moves the door to open and close and the motor driver drives the motor after receiving the code signals from the microcontroller.
Circuit Diagram
LCD:
- RS – P0.2
- RW – GND
- EN – P0.3
- Data lines – P0.4 to P0.7 (4 Bit Mode)
DC Motor (Motor Driver):
- Input 1 – Port 0.16
- Input 2 – Port 0.17
- Enable 1 – P0.18
Keypad:
- R1 – P1.16
- R2 – P1.17
- R3 – P1.18
- R4 – P1.19
- C1 – P1.20
- C2 – P1.21
- C3 – P1.22
Code
It will ask for the Password. By default password is “5555”. It will open the door and again will close if we enter the correct password. Otherwise, it won’t open the door at all.
[Download the Source code from GitHub]
#include<lpc214x.h>
#define bit(x) (1<<x)
unsigned char pass[4] = "5555"; //Set your Password
void delay ()
{
unsigned int temp, ct;
for(ct=0; ct<30; ct++) {
for(temp=0; temp < 65000; temp++);
}
}
unsigned int range=0,i;
/* --------- DC Motor ----- */
void forward(void);
void reverse(void);
void stop(void);
/* --------- LCD ---------*/
void lcd_init(void);
void cmd(unsigned char a);
void dat(unsigned char b);
void show(unsigned char *s);
void lcd_delay(void);
/* ---------- Keypad ------*/
#define c1 (IOPIN1&1<<20)
#define c2 (IOPIN1&1<<21)
#define c3 (IOPIN1&1<<22)
unsigned char r_loc,c_loc;
unsigned char key[4][3]={"123","456","789","*0#"};
unsigned char keypad(void);
/* ------- Main -------*/
int main()
{
unsigned char rx_arr[4];
int count;
VPBDIV=0x01; // PCLK = 60MHz
IO1DIR |= 0x0f<<16;
IO0DIR |= 0xf00fc;
lcd_init();
while(1) {
cmd(0x80);
show("#Enter Password#");
cmd(0xc5);
for(count=0; count <4; count++) {
rx_arr[count] = keypad();
dat('*');
}
if ( (pass[0] == rx_arr[0]) &&
(pass[1] == rx_arr[1]) &&
(pass[2] == rx_arr[2]) &&
(pass[3] == rx_arr[3]) ) {
cmd(0xc0);
show(" Thank You! ");
forward();
delay();
stop();
cmd(0xc0);
show(" Come Again!! ");
delay();
reverse();
delay();
stop();
} else {
cmd(0xc0);
show("~Wrong Password~");
delay();
}
cmd(0x01);
}
}
/* ----- Keypad Function ----*/
unsigned char keypad()
{
IO1PIN &= ~(0xff<<16);
IO1PIN |= 0xf0<<16;
while(c1 && c2 && c3);
while(!c1 || !c2 || !c3) {
if(!c1 && c2 && c3) c_loc=0;
else if(c1 && !c2 && c3) c_loc=1;
else if(c1 && c2 && !c3) c_loc=2;
IO1CLR = 1<<16;
IO1SET = 0x0e<<16;
if(!c1 || !c2 || !c3) {
r_loc=0;
break;
}
IO1CLR = 1<<17;
IO1SET = 0x0d<<16;
if(!c1 || !c2 || !c3) {
r_loc=1;
break;
}
IO1CLR = 1<<18;
IO1SET = 0x0b<<16;
if(!c1 || !c2 || !c3) {
r_loc=2;
break;
}
IO1CLR = 1<<19;
IO1SET = 0x07<<16;
if(!c1 || !c2 || !c3) {
r_loc=3;
break;
}
}
while(!c1 || !c2 || !c3);
return (key[r_loc][c_loc]);
}
/* ----- LCD Functions -------*/
void lcd_init()
{
cmd(0x02);
cmd(0x28);
cmd(0x0c);
cmd(0x06);
cmd(0x80);
}
void cmd(unsigned char a)
{
IO0PIN &= 0xffffff03;
IO0PIN |= (a & 0xf0) << 0;
IO0CLR |= bit(2); //rs=0
IO0CLR |= bit(1); //rw=0
IO0SET |= bit(3); //en=1
lcd_delay();
IO0CLR |= bit(3); //en=0
IO0PIN &= 0xffffff03;
IO0PIN |= ((a << 4) & 0xf0) << 0;
IO0CLR |= bit(2); //rs=0
IO0CLR |= bit(1); //rw=0
IO0SET |= bit(3); //en=1
lcd_delay();
IO0CLR |= bit(3); //en=0
}
void dat(unsigned char b)
{
IO0PIN &= 0xffffff03;
IO0PIN |= (b & 0xf0) << 0;
IO0SET |= bit(2); //rs=1
IO0CLR |= bit(1); //rw=0
IO0SET |= bit(3); //en=1
lcd_delay();
IO0CLR |= bit(3); //en=0
IO0PIN &= 0xffffff03;
IO0PIN |= ((b << 4) & 0xf0) << 0;
IO0SET |= bit(2); //rs=1
IO0CLR |= bit(1); //rw=0
IO0SET |= bit(3); //en=1
lcd_delay();
IO0CLR |= bit(3); //en=0
}
void show(unsigned char *s)
{
while(*s) {
dat(*s++);
}
}
void lcd_delay()
{
unsigned int i;
for(i=0;i<=1000;i++);
}
/* ---------- DC Motor ---------*/
void forward()
{
IO0SET = bit(16) | bit(18);
IO0CLR = bit(17);
}
void reverse()
{
IO0SET = bit(17) | bit(18);
IO0CLR = bit(16);
}
void stop()
{
IO0CLR = bit(18);
}
Output
You can also add many features to this project like you can send messages to the owner if multiple wrong attempts, and you can add a buzzer.
You can also read the below tutorials.
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