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HOME SECURITY SYSTEM

BY MISS.KANCHAN JOSHI (121 ! MISS.MOHINI TAJAN"URE (12#$! MISS."RIYANKA NAIK (12%2! MISS."RAJAKTA ERAN&E(12$'! (UI&E& BY
"RO).MR.THOKA* SIR
&E"ARTMENT O) E*ECTRONICS AN& TE*ECOMMUNICATION
S.S.JON&HA*E "O*YTECHNIC
AMBERNATH 2010-2011
Department Of Electronics and Telecommunication
Co+te+ts
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"RE)ACE ACKNO/*E&(EMENT ABOUT 0ISUA* BASIC ABOUT "ROJECT SENSOR AN& CIRCUIT "O/ER SU""*Y "ARA**E* "ORT (SM MO&EM SYSTEM RE4UIREMENT )*O/ CHART SCREEN SHOTS "ROJECT CO&E MO&I)ICATION AN& A""*ICATION BIB*IO(RA"HY &ATASHEETS 2 2 #2 #3 #$ # 1 21 22 23
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"RE)ACE
Today, the world is considered as world of IT i.e. software,
"RE)ACE
!t as all
software witho!t a hardware is so!l witho!t ody. As the tendency of the st!dent ehind the "ro#ect is to $et %ar&s and see to that 'ery less ti%e is s"end, !t fa%e doesn(t co%e within a day, as is the "ro#ect wor&, this "ro#ect is ta&en y !s considerin$ the followin$ "oint what we st!died is only oo&ish can we i%"le%ent this how hardware can e i%"le%ented !sin$ software whether what we ha'e st!died is only for st!dy "!r"ose and scorin$ the %ar&s can e %a&e "ractical !se of o!r &nowled$e and we were interest in $ettin$ "ractical &nowled$e which was not "ossi le witho!t $!idance
This a
o'e "oint and the idea $i'en y o!r $!ide, teachers and friends
$a'e the confidence for desi$nin$ this "ro#ect.
Mi$ht s!ch "ro#ect e)ist in the %ar&et in ind!stry,
!t the one which
we ha'e de'elo"ed is "!rely o!r idea and hel" of o!r teacher.
*e cannot e)"ress the feelin$ of o!r s!ccessf!l i%"le%entation and

$ratit!de to o!r teachers those who $a'e idea i.e. +drea%, and %ade the drea% co%e tr!e which is in front of e'ery ody that(s

The de'elo"%ent of this "ro#ect $a'e !s a life ti%e o""ort!nity to
i%"le%ent s!ch a hardware, interacti'e and desi$nati'e 'ent!re. -ro% which we $ot a lot of "ractical &nowled$e a o!t "ro$ra%%in$ and lan$!a$e, which was not "ossi le y theory.
&e5ic-te5 to our .arents -+5 /taff mem6ers 78o i+s,ire5 us to re-c8

t8is m-r9.
ACKNO/*E&(EMENT
ACKNO/*E&(EMENT
Ideas, they say often re%ain ideas. 0ery few of the%, if find s!""ort
are t!rned into act!al wor&in$ %odels. And the rest of the% are #!st for$otten and re%ain what they started off as ideas.
This idea as well wo!ld ha'e re%ained, The real de
!t for one "erson,
Prof.Mr. Thokal Sir

t of $ratit!de that we owe to her, witho!t who% this "ro#ect wo!ld not ha'e seen li$ht of day.
*e, the %e%
ers of the tea%, who de'elo"ed
Home Security System are 'ery deli$hted to ta&e the o""ort!nity to ac&nowled$e whole-heartedly the inn!%era le $!idance 1 s!""ort e)tended to !s y o!r $!ide.
Ins"ite
of
ein$ the H. O. D. of the Electronics Department of !sy wor&
S.S.J.P Prof. S. .Deshmukh and ha'in$ an i%%ensely
sched!le, we ne'er fo!nd any of o!r re2!ests of hel" and $!idance to hi% ein$ t!rned down. Nor did he show e'en the sli$htest it of i%"atience a o!t !s "esterin$ hi% so %!ch and so often.
Altr!istically, he loo&ed after all o!r hardware, software and syste%

re2!ire%ents and if that was not eno!$h, he is also res"onsi le for renderin$ %ost of the ill!strations of this "ro#ect. *e shall indeed re%ain e'er $ratef!l to this $reat "erson.
A "ro#ect of this ty"e re2!ires lots of endea'or fro% "eo"le and we

ha'e een fort!nate eno!$h to ha'e all the s!stain we needed.
*e e)"ress o!t $ratit!de to the LAB assistants of the Electronics and

Telecommunication Department for stayin$ ac& late and &ee"in$ the la s o"erational for !s while we &e"t "o!ndin$ the &ey oards. *e than& all those "eo"le who hel"ed !s in any way what so e'er at so%e "oint of ti%e.
3ast
"ro#ect.
!t definitely not the least we e)"ress than&s to o!r Parents for
their har%onio!s s!""ort for ens!rin$ the s%ooth "assa$e of this a% itio!s
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ABOUT 0ISUA* BASIC
ABOUT 0ISUA* BASIC

0ISUA* BASIC *AN(UA(E There are literally h!ndreds of "ro$ra%%in$ lan$!a$es. Each was de'elo"ed to sol'e a "artic!lar ty"e of "ro le%. Most traditional lan$!a$es s!ch as BA/I4/ , 4 , 45B53 , -5RTRAN , .36I and .A/4A3, are considered as "roced!ral lan$!a$es .That is the "ro$ra% s"ecifies the e)act se2!ence of all o"erations ."ro$ra%%in$ lan$!a$e deter%ines the ne)t instr!ction to e)ec!te in res"onse to conditions and !ser re2!ests. The newer "ro$ra%%in$ lan$!a$es s!ch as 477, 0I/8A3 BA/I4/ ,9A0A ,!ses a different a""roach : 5 #ect 5riented .ro$ra%%in$ +55., and e'ent dri'en "ro$ra%%in$ . Microsft refers to 0is!al Basic as an E'ent;ri'en .ro$ra%%in$ lan$!a$e, which has %any ele%ents of 5 #ect 5riented 3an$!a$e s!ch as 9a'a . Each release of 0is!al Basic 3an$!a$e %o'es closer to the 5 #ect 5riented 3an$!a$e . In the e'ent dri'en %odel, "ro$ra%%ers are no lon$er "roced!ral< they do not follow the se2!ential lo$ic. =o! as a "ro$ra%%er , do not ta&e control and deter%ine the se2!ence of e)ec!tion . instead, the !ser can "ress &eys and clic& 'ario!s !ttons and chec& o)es on the window. Each !ser action can ca!se an >E'ent? to occ!r ,which tri$$ers a Basic .roced!re that yo! ha'e written. -or e)a%"le ,the !ser clic&s on co%%and !tton la eled >4alc!late?. The clic&in$ ca!ses the !tton(s clic& e'ent to occ!r, and the "ro$ra% a!to%atically #!%"s to the "roced!re yo! ha'e written to do the calc!lation THE OBJECT MO&E* In 0is!al Basic we wor& with o #ects which ha'e "ro"erties and %ethods.
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Home Security System O!"ects
Thin& of an o #ect as thin$ or a no!n. E)a%"les of o #ects are for%s and controls. -or%s are windows and dialo$!e co%%and !ttons and list o)es etc.
Properties
o)es yo! "lace on screens< o)es,
controls are the ele%ents yo! "lace inside a for%, s!ch as te)t
.ro"erties tell so%ethin$ a o!t an o #ect, s!ch as na%e, color, si@e, location or how it will eha'e. =o! can thin& of "ro"erties as ad#ecti'e that descri e o #ect. *hen ! refer to a "ro"erty yo! first na%e the o #ect, add a "eriod and then na%e the "ro"erty i.e. refer to the >4a"tion? "ro"erty of for% called A-or% 1( as -or% 1.4a"tion.
Methods
Actions associated with o #ects are called Methods. Methods are the 'er s of o #ect oriented "ro$ra%%in$. /o%e ty"ical %ethods are %o'e, "rint, resi@e and clear. =o! refer to %ethods as o #ect %ethod. -or e)a%"le a "rint %ethod can a""ly to a different o #ect. .rinter. "rint sends the o!t"!t to "rinter o #ect< -or% 1..rint sends o!t"!t to for% called -or% 1. It(s no secret that 0is!al asic is the fa'orite "ro$ra%%in$ en'iron%ent of %any "ro$ra%%er .*hen 0is!al Basic first a""eared, it created a re'ol!tion in *indows .ro$ra%%in$, and that re'ol!tion contin!es to this day. Ne'er efore had *indows "ro$ra%%in$ een so easy, #!st !ild the "ro$ra% yo! want in front of yo!r eyes, and then r!n it .0is!al asic
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introd!ced !nheard of ease to windows "ro$ra%%in$ and chan$ed "ro$ra%%in$ fro% a chore to so%ethin$ 'ery f!n . In ti%e ,0is!al Basic has $otten %ore co%"le),as well as "owerf!l. 0ERSIONS O) 0ISUA* BASIC *AN(UA(E Microsoft 0is!al Basic B for windows co%es in C editions: 1st D learnin$ edition 2nd D .rofessional edition Crd D Enter"rise edition +which we are !sin$, anyone "lannin$ to do "rofessional a""lication de'elo"%ent that incl!des the ad'ance feat!res of data ase %ana$e%ent sho!ld !se the "rofessional edition or enter"rise edition.
#earnin$ Edition
It is the %ost ha'e.

Professional Edition
asic edition. This edition allows yo! to write %any
different ty"es of "ro$ra% !t lac&s a n!% er of tools that the other editions
This edition is desi$ned for "rofessionals. This edition contains all the learnin$ editions contents and %ore, s!ch as the ca"a ility to write AActi'eE( controls and doc!%ents.
The Enterprise Edition
It is the %ost co%"lete 'is!al
asic edition. This edition is tar$eted
towards "rofessional "ro$ra%%ers who %ay wor& in a tea% and incl!des additional tools s!ch as 'is!al /o!rce/afe, a 'ersion-control syste% that coordinates tea% "ro$ra%%in$.
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/RITIN( 0ISUA* BASIC "ROJECTS *hen yo! write a 'is!al asic "ro#ect, yo! follow a C ste" "rocess for "lannin$ the "ro#ect and then re"eat the "rocess for creatin$ the "ro#ect. The C ste"s in'ol'es settin$ !" the !ser interface, definin$ the "ro"erties and then creatin$ the code.
THE % STE" "ROCESS

Plannin$
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;esi$n the !ser interface. *hen yo! "lan the !ser interface ! draw
a s&etch of the screens the !ser will see when r!nnin$ the "ro#ect. 5n yo!r s&etch show the for%s and all controls that yo! "lan to !se. Indicate the na%es that yo! "lan to $i'e the for% and each of the o #ects of the for%. Before yo! "roceed with any%ore ste", cons!lt with yo!r !ser %a&e s!re that yo! oth a$ree on the loo& and feel of the "ro#ect. 2. .lan the "ro"erties. -or each o #ect write down the "ro"erties that and
! "lan to set or chan$e d!rin$ the desi$n of the for%. C. .lan the asic code. This ste" is where yo! "lan the "roced!res that
will e)ec!te when yo!r "ro#ect r!ns. =o! will deter%ine which e'ent re2!ire action to e ta&en and then %a&e a ste" y ste" "lans for those action. 3ater when yo! act!ally write the 'is!al asic code, yo! %!st follow the lan$!a$e synta), r!les and re$!lations. B!t d!rin$ the "lannin$ sta$e yo! will write o!t the actions !sin$ "se!docode, which is an En$lish e)"ression or co%%ent that descri es the action. -or e)a%"le yo! %!st "lan for the e'ent that occ!rs when the !ser clic&s on e)it co%%and "se!docode for the e'ent co!ld e ter%inate the "ro#ect. !tton. The
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Home Security System Pro$rammin$
After yo! ha'e co%"leted the "lannin$ ste"s and ha'e a$ree%ent on yo!r !ser yo! are ready to e$in the act!al constr!ction of the "ro#ect. =o! will !se the sa%e C ste"s "rocess that yo! !sed for "lannin$. 1. ;efine the !ser interface. *hen yo! define the !ser interface yo! can create the for%s and controls that yo! desi$ned in the "lannin$ sta$e. 2. /et the "ro"erties. *hen yo! set the "ro"erties of the o #ects yo! $i'e each o #ect a na%e and define s!ch attri !tes as the contents of a la el, the si@e of te)t and the words that a""ear on the to" of a co%%and !tton and in the for%(s title ar. C. *rite the asic code. =o! will !se asic "ro$ra%%in$ state%ents to carry o!t the actions needed y yo!r "ro$ra%. =o! will e s!r"rised and "leased "ro$ra%. 0ISUA* BASIC "ROJECTS Each 0is!al Basic .ro#ect consists of at least 2 or !s!ally %ore files. 1. The dot 0B. -ile called the .ro#ect -ile, is a s%all te)t file that hold the na%es of the other files in the "ro#ect as well as so%e infor%ation a o!t the 0B e+:iro+me+t. 2. Each for% in yo!r "ro#ect is sa'ed in a file with dot fr% e)tension. To e$in yo!r "ro#ects will ha'e only one for%. 3ater yo! can e)"ect yo!r "ro#ects to ha'e se'eral for%s with one dot fr% file for each for%. y how few state%ents yo! need to create a "owerf!l windows
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A for% file holds a descri"tion of all o #ects and their "ro"erties for the for%, as well as the asic code yo! ha'e written to res"ond to the e'ents. In 'is!al asic each of these for% files is referred to as >-or% Mod!le?. C. 5"tionally yo!r "ro#ect can ha'e ;5T BA/ e)tension files. These files hold asic state%ent that can e accessed fro% any for%. As soon as yo! e$in writin$ %!ltifor% "ro#ects yo! will need ;5T BA/ files. ;5T BA/ files are called A/TAN;AR; 45;E M5;83E/? F. Additional controls called A4!sto% 4ontrols( are stored in files with a ;5T 54E e)tension. If yo! incl!de controls in yo!r "ro#ect that are not "art of the standard control set, the ;5T 54E file na%es will e incl!ded in the "ro#ect. G. After yo! sa'e the "ro#ect 'is!al asic a!to%atically adds one %ore file to yo!r "ro#ect with e)tension of ;5T 0B*. This file holds infor%ation a o!t each of yo!r "ro#ect(s for%s. 0ISUA* BASIC EN0IRONMENT The 0is!al Basic I;E a""ears as shown in fi$!re elow: and as a 0is!al Basic .ro$ra%%er this is where yo! will s"end %ost of yo!r "ro$ra%%in$ ti%e. If yo! are not already fa%iliar with the "arts of the I;E, the f!rther e)"lanation will %a&e yo! to it.
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The 0is!al Basic I;E has C distinct states: &esi.+; Ru+ -+5 &e6u.. The c!rrent state a""ears in the 0is!al Basic(s title ar. The I;E is co%"osed of these "arts: The Men!Bar The ToolBar The "ro#ect e)"lorer The "ro"erties window The for% layo!t window The tool o) The for% desi$ners
4ode windows
*e will ta&e a loo& at all of these "arts in this o'er'iew MENUBAR
The Men! ar re"resent the 'is!al asic %en!s. Here is a list of those %en!s and what they do o )i<e D file handlin$ and "rintin$< also !sed to %a&e EEE files o E5it D standard editin$ f!nctions, !ndo, searches. o 0ie7 D dis"lays or hides windows and tool ars. o "ro=ect D sets "ro#ect "ro"erties, add6re%o'es for%s and %od!les and add6re%o'es references and co%"onents. o )orm-t D ali$ns or si@es control. o &e6u. - - starts6sto"s de !$$in$ and ste""in$ thro!$h "ro$ra%s. o Ru+ D starts a "ro$ra% or co%"iles and starts it. o Too<s D add "roced!res, start the %en! editor, set I;E o"tions. o A55 D IN/ D add in %ana$er,lists add D ins li&e a""lication wi@ard and A.I 'iewer. o /i+5o7 D arran$es or selects o"en window. o He<, D handles hel" and the a o!t o). THE TOO*BAR
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The %ain 0is!al Basic Tool ar a""ears as shown in fi$!re. This tool ar contains !ttons %atchin$ "o"!lar %en! ite%s, as yo! can see in the fi$!re. 4lic&in$ the !tton is the sa%e as selectin$ a %en! ite% and can sa'e yo!r ti%e. Besides the %ain tool ar yo! can also dis"lay other doc& a le tool ar in 'is!al asic: the de !$,edit and for% editor tool ars. To dis"lay one of these tool ars #!st select !sin$ the tool ars ite% in the 'iew %en!.The tool ar a""ears free floatin$ at first !t yo! can doc& it as yo! li&e in the I;E.
Pro"ect E%plorer
The "ro#ect e)"lorer a""ears as shown in fi$!re. This is the window that allows yo! to coordinate the "arts of yo!r "ro$ra% into folders for easy %ani"!lation, eca!se all the "arts of the "ro#ect in the "ro#ect e)"lorer arran$ed in a tree 'iew. The "ro#ect E)"lorer can e 'ery !sef!l when yo! are wor&in$ in a lar$er "ro#ect and the I;E is filled with desi$n and code windows. To "ic& o!t the "arts of the "ro#ect yo! want to wor& on, yo! only ha'e to find it in the "ro#ect e)"lorer and do! le clic& it. ;oin$ so rin$s the a""ro"riate window
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to the fore $ro!nd and if yo! ha'e clic&ed a for%, o"ens that for% in the "ro"erties window. =o! can also add and re%o'e ite%s y ri$ht clic&in$ the% with the %o!se in the .ro#ect E)"lorer. i.e. yo! can add new for%s, M;I for%s, %od!les, class %od!les and so on #!st y ri$ht clic&in$ the "ro#ect(s icon in the "ro#ect e)"lorer. =o! can re%o'e for%s y ri$ht clic&in$ the% and selectin$ the re%o'e ite% in the "o" !" %en! that a""ears or yo! sa'e the% to disc or switch the% etween the for%(s code window and the for% itself. The !ttons at the to" of the "ro#ect e)"lorer allows yo! to switch
etween 'iews. The left !tton dis"lays an o #ect(s code window, the %iddle !tton dis"lays the o #ect itself, the ri$ht !tton to$$les the folders o"en and closed in the "ro#ect e)"lorer as in the standard tree 'iew. To s!% !", then, the "ro#ect e)"lorer $i'es !s a 'al!a le o'er'iew of o!r entire "ro#ect, which is really !sef!l when "ro#ect $ets lar$e and contains %any co%"onents.
Properties &indo'
The "ro"erties window a""ear as shown in fi$!re. This is where yo! set an o #ect(s "ro"erty: i.e. yo! can set the ca"tion of co%%and !ttons, the te)t in the te)t o)es, and literally h!ndreds of other "ro"erties here.
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*hen yo! select o #ect li&e a control in 'is!al asic !sin$ the %o!se the o #ect "ro"erties a""ear in the "ro"erties window. To chan$e or e)a%ine a "ro"erty settin$ in the "ro"erty window, yo! #!st find that "ro"erty(s ite% in that window. If yo! want to chan$e that "ro"erty nothin$ co!ld e easier D #!st clic&in$ the c!rrent settin$. -or "ro"erties that yo! set yo!rself, the c!rrent "ro"erty 'al!e is hi$hli$hted and as yo! #!st ty"e in the new settin$s. If the "ro"erties can only e set to one of a s"ecific ran$e of "ro"erties, a downwards arrow will a""ear in the "ro"erty settin$ o): clic& this !tton to see the "ossi le 'al!es this "ro"erty can ha'e. *e sho!ld note that there are really two &inds of "ro"erties in 0is!al Basic: ;esi$n-ti%e and r!nti%e "ro"erties +for e)a%"le, a *e rowser control %i$ht ha'e a r!nti%e "ro"erty to hold its c!rrent 8R3, eca!se it
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doesn(t %a&e sense to set that "ro"erty at desi$n ti%e,. The "ro"erties that in the .ro"erties window are desi$n-ti%e "ro"erties. +Microsoft does ha'e other !tilities, s!ch as the Acti'eE 4ontrol Test 4ontainer to allow yo! to wor& with r!nti%e "ro"erties interacti'ely., In the a sence of ade2!ate doc!%entation, it can so%eti%es e diffic!lt to deter%ine what "ro"erties a s"ecific Acti'eE 4ontrol has. To find o!t, it(s easy to create a control of that ty"e and o"en it in the .ro"erties window, where the "ro"erties will e listed. +This a""lies only to "ro"erties a'aila le at desi$n ti%e, of co!rse., That(s a 2!ic& and dirty way to $et an o #ect(s "ro"erties< fro% the tool ar or the 'iew ne y,. The 5 #ect Browser "ro'ides yo! with an o'er'iew of all the o #ects in a "ro#ect, incl!din$ their "ro"erties and %ethods and what "ara%eters to "ass. -or e)a%"le, we ta&e a loo& at rich te)t o)es in the 5 #ect Brower in -i$!re THE )ORM *AYOUT /IN&O/ The -or% 3ayo!t window a""ears in -i$!re. 8sin$ this whindow, yo! can "ositions for%s as yo! the% to a""ear on the screen whe they are first dis"layed.
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To $i'e a for% a new initial location, #!st dra$ that for% in the -or% 3ayo!t window to that new location. =o!(ll see the new screen "osition of the for%(s !""er-left corner +in twi"s, dis"layed in the tool ar +that "osition is the fir set of n!% ers in the tool ar< see -i$!re,. To RE/IHE the for%, on the other hand, yo! ha'e to !se a for% desi$ner, which we(ll see in a %in!te. TOO*BO> The 0is!al Basic tool o) a""ears in -i$!re 2.I. This window is a %ainstay of 0is!al Basic and indicates what was so re'ol!tionary a o!t 0is!al Basic in the first "lace. =o! !se the tool o) $oto add controls to yo!r "ro#ect, and yo! do so in a 'ery easy way D #!st clic& a tool, s!ch as 4o%%and B!tton tool, and draw the new !tton in a for%. That(s all it ta&es. The tool o) is loaded with controls yo! can add to yo!r for%s D te)t o)es, la els, list o)es, i%a$e controls, chec& o)es, ti%ers, and %!ch %ore. *hen yo! add a new Acti'eE control to yo!r "ro#ect +!sin$ the .ro#ect %en!(s 4o%"onents ite%,, that control a""ears in the tool o), and yo!(re ready to add it to yo!r for% . All in all, the tool o) is a "ri%e e)a%"le of what(s ri$ht a o!t 0is!al Basic. )ORMS &ESI(NERS AN& CON&E /IN&O/S The last "arts of I;E that we(ll ta&e a loo& at in o!r o'er'iew are for% desi$ners and code windows, which a""ear in the center of -i$!re 2.J.+The for% desi$ner dis"lays the c!rrent for% !nder desi$n, co%"lete with
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co%%and
!tton, and the code window dis"lays the code for the
4o%%and1K4lic&+, "roced!re., -or% desi$ners are really #!st windows in which a "artic!lar for% a""ears. =o! can "lace controls into a for% si%"ly y drawin$ the% after clic&in$ the corres"ondin$ control(s too in the tool o) .
&ork Space
4ode windows are si%ilarly easy to !nderstand: yo! #!st "lace the code yo! want to attach to an o #ect in the code window +to o"en an o #ect(s code in the code window, #!st do! le-clic& that o #ect,. There are two dro"-down list o)es at the to" of the code window: the left list lets yo! select the o #ect to add code to, and the ri$ht list lets yo! select the "roced!re to all +all the %ethods the o #ect s!""orts a""ear in this list,. COMMON 0ISUA* BASIC CONTRO*S 1. Te%t!o% ? This control dis"lays te)t that the !ser can edit. It is a %ini te)t editor. 2. #a!el ? This control dis"lays te)t on a -or% that the !ser can(t edit. %. (heck)o% ? The chec& o) "resents one or %ore choices that the !ser canselect. It contains a 'al!e of 0 if it is not chec&ed and 1 if it is chec&ed. 2. Option )utton ? 5"tion !ttons or Radio !ttons a""ear in $ro!"s, and the !ser can choose only one of the%. #. #ist)o% ? This control contains a list of o"tions fro% which the !ser can choose one or %ore. The !ser can scroll thro!$h the list to locate an ite%.
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. (om!o)o% ? It is si%ilar to the 3istBo) control, !t it contains a te)t edit field. The !ser can either choose an ite% fro% the list or enter a new strin$ in the edit field. 3. Picture)o% ? This control is !sed to dis"lay i%a$es. '. *ma$e ? It is si%ilar to .ict!reBo) control in that it can dis"lay i%a$es, !t it s!""orts only a few feat!res of the .ict!reBo) control and re2!ires fewer reso!rces. 1. Shape ? The /ha"e control is !sed to draw $ra"hical ele%ents, s!ch as o)es and circles, on the s!rface of a for%. 1$. #ine ? /i%ilar to /ha"e control, the 3ine control is !sed to draw lines on a -or%. 11. +rame ? It is !sed to draw o)es on the -or% and to $ro!" other ele%ents. 12. +ile System controls? These controls add file-handlin$ ca"a ilities to the a""lication The -ile /yste% controls are : ;ri'e3istBo), ;ir3istBo) and -ile3istBo). 1%. Timer? It can e !sed to "erfor% tas&s at re$!lar inter'als. 12. O#E ?The 53E container control is a window yo! can "lace on yo!r container -or% to host doc!%ents fro% other a""lications s!ch as Microsoft *ord and Microsoft E)cel. Department Of Electronics and Telecommunication 22
1#. Data (ontrol ? This control "ro'ides "oint and clic& access to data stored in data ases "RO"ERTIES; METHO&S AN& E0ENTS O) CONTRO*S In 0B, e'ery o #ect has "ro"erties and %ethods. Most control "ro"erties are set when the o #ect is created, !t yo! can chan$e a "ro"erty later y assi$nin$ a new 'al!e to it. A "ro"erty can e chan$ed at desi$n ti%e thro!$h the .ro"erties *indow or at r!n ti%e thro!$h the code. 0B assi$ns defa!lt "ro"erties to e'ery new control yo! "lace on a -or%. The defa!lt Na%e "ro"erty, for e)a%"le, is the na%e of the control, followed y n!% er +4o%%and1, 4o%%and2 and so on,. A few "ro"erties are a'aila le only at desi$n ti%e, and so%e other are a'aila le only at r!n ti%e. -or e)a%"le the M!lti3ine "ro"erty of the Te)tBo) control can e set only at desi$n ti%e )e7 Commo+ "ro,erties The followin$ "ro"erties a""ly to %ost o #ects:
,ame
This "ro"erty sets the na%e of the control, thro!$h which yo! can access the control(s "ro"erties and %ethods.
-ppearance
This "ro"erty can e 0 for a flat loo& or 1 for a C-; loo&.

)ack(olor
This "ro"erty sets the ac&$ro!nd color on which te)t is dis"layed or $ra"hics are drawn.
+ore(olor
This "ro"erty sets the fore$ro!nd color.
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+ont
This "ro"erty sets the face, attri !te, and si@e of the font !sed for the te)t on the control.
(aption
This "ro"erty sets the te)t that is dis"layed on %any controls that don(t acce"t in"!t, for e)a%"le, the te)t on a 3a el control, the ca"tion of a 4o%%and Bytton control, and the strin$s dis"layed ne)t to the 4hec&Bo) and 5"tionB!tton controls.
Te%t
This "ro"erty sets the te)t that is dis"layed on the controls which acce"ts !ser in"!t, for e)a%"le, the Te)tBo) control.
&idth. Hei$ht
These "ro"erties set the control(s di%ensions. The defa!lt !nits are twi"s, and there are 1FF0 twi"s in an inch.
#eft. Top
These "ro"erties set the co-ordinates of the control(s !""er left corner, e)"ressed in the !nit of the container +!s!ally a -or%,.
Ena!led
By defa!lt, this "ro"erties 'al!e is Tr!e, which %eans that the control $ets the foc!s. /et it to -alse to disa le the control. A disa led control a""ears $rey and can(t acce"t !ser in"!t.
/isi!le
/et this "ro"erty to -alse to %a&e a control in'isi le. /o%eti%es yo! !se in'isi le controls to store infor%ation that is !sed internally a""lication and sho!ld not e seen or %ani"!lated y the !ser.
"RO"ERTIES O) AN OBJECT CAN BE SET IN THE "RO"ERTIES /IN&O/. Methods
y the
5 #ects ha'e %ethods, which are actions they can carry o!t. The -or% o #ect, for e)a%"le, &nows how to clear itself, and yo! can in'o&e the 4ls %ethod to clear a -or%. A -or% also &nows how to hide itself, an action that yo! can in'o&e fro% within yo!r code with the Hide %ethod. The AddIte% and Re%o'eIte% are %ethods !sed to %ani"!late the ite%s in a 3istBo) or 4o% oBo) control.
E0ents
E'ents deter%ine the control(s reaction to e)ternal conditions. E'ents are reco$ni@ed y the 'ario!s controls, !t are handled y the a""lication. A 4o%%and B!tton will reco$ni@e that it was clic&ed !"on, !t it won(t react to the e'ent !nless yo! "ro'ide so%e code i.e. we %!st tell 0is!al Basic what to do when the !ser clic&s on the s"ecific co%%and !tton. 5nce yo! define a s! ro!tine for the controls clic& e'ent, this s! ro!tine e)ec!tes each ti%e the control is clic&ed. The s! ro!tine that deter%ines how a control reacts to an e'ent is called an e'ent handler. To 7rite -+ e:e+t 8-+5<er @or - co+tro<; @o<<o7 t8ese ste,s 1. /witch to the code window or do! le-clic& on the control for which yo! want to write the e'ent handler.
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2. In the to" of the code window yo! will see two dro" down lists. The first list contains the na%es of all the controls on the for%. /elect the control for which yo! want to write an e'ent handler. The second list contains alt the e'ents the selected control can reco$ni@e. /elect the e'ent for which yo! want to write an e'ent handler. The co% ination of the control(s na%e and the e'ent(s na%e is !ni2!e and is the na%e of the e'ent handler. The two %ost co%%on $ro!"s of e'ents are %o!se and &ey oard e'ents. Mouse E:e+ts The e'ents tri$$ered y %o!se actions are the %ost co%%on e'ents in "ro$ra%%in$ with 0is!al Basic. Most of the ele%ents of the !ser interface can e %ani"!lated with the %o!se. The co%%on %o!se e'ents are:
(lick. D!l(lick
The 4lic& e'ent ta&es "lace when the !ser clic&s the left %o!se !tton< the ; l4lic& e'ent ta&es "lace when the !ser do! le-clic&s the left %o!se !tton.
MouseDo'n. Mouse1p
The Mo!se;own e'ent ta&es "lace when the %o!se !tton is "ressed, and the Mo!se8" e'ent ta&es "lace as it is released.
MouseMo0e
The e'ent ta&es "lace contin!o!sly as the %o!se is %o'ed o'er a control. The definitions of 4lic& and ; l4lic& e'ents are: Su6 Co+tro<N-meAC<ic9( ! ........ E+5 Su6 Department Of Electronics and Telecommunication 2'
Su6 Co+tro<N-meA&6<C<ic9( ! ........ E+5 Su6 The definition of Mo!se8" e'ent is: "ri:-te Su6 Co+tro<+-meAMouseT=,(Butto+ -s I+te.er; S8i@t As I+te.er; > As Si+.<e; Y As Si+.<e! ....................... ...... ... E+5 Su6 The B!tton ar$!%ent re"orts, which %o!se !tton ca!sed the e'ent. The /hift ar$!%ent re"orts the stat!s of the /hift, 4ontrol, and Alt &eys< and the E and = ar$!%ents are the co-ordinates of the "oint where the %o!se !tton was released. The 'al!es of the !tton ar$!%ents are Co+st-+t 0 3eftB!tton 0 Ri$htB!tton 0 MiddleB!tton 0-<ue 1 2 F &escri,tio+ 3eft !tton is "ressed Ri$ht !tton is "ressed Middle !tton is "ressed
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ABOUT "ROJECT
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ABOUT "ROJECT
Tit<e o@ t8e ,ro=ect Co<<e.e : ? Home Security System
/./.9..olytechnic-A% ernath
Pro"ect Documentation
Pro"ect Description
Our Project :: Security is the most important feature which is needed now a days. ow a days
more and more comple!es" malls" multi story #uildin$ ha%e there centrali&ed security system. 'n order to represent the same we students of third year ha%e made a approach to ha%e a security system for a home which is a demo model or prototype. 'n this home security followin$ security features are added" (. )ire *temperature+* sensor used is LD,- Li$ht Dependent resistor+ .. /ater 0. Li$ht 1. Smo2e *sensor used is LD,- Li$ht Dependent resistor+ * sensor used is LD,- Li$ht Dependent resistor+ *sensor used is LD,- Li$ht Dependent resistor +
The *nteraction 2 *nterdependency pro"ect module 33 'n our project" each and e%ery sensin$ circuit is dependent actions are ta2en. on the
en%ironmental conditions those are detected #y the software and necessary
)ack$round information our pro"ect 3 5'er all the %ain act "erfor%ed y the ho%e sec!rity syste% +i.e. o!r "ro#ect, is of controllin$ the 'ario!s followin$ acts de"endin$ on the conditions:
Co+5itio+ ? /-ter Actio+? 1.B!@@er 5n 2.Indication 5N 4ontroller syste% C.Indicator on 3E; .anel
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Home Security System F./M/ on the fi'e ;ifferent 4ell "hone
Co+5itio+ ? Tem,er-ture B)ire Actio+? 1.B!@@er 5n 2.Indication 5N 4ontroller syste% C.Indicator on 3E; .anel F./M/ on the fi'e ;ifferent 4ell "hone Co+5itio+ ? *i.8t Actio+? 1.B!@@er 5n 2.Indication 5N 4ontroller syste% C.Indicator on 3E; .anel F./M/ on the fi'e ;ifferent 4ell "hone Co+5itio+ ? Smo9e Actio+? 1.B!@@er 5n 2.Indication 5N 4ontroller syste% C.Indicator on 3E; .anel F./M/ on the fi'e ;ifferent 4ell "hone Pro"ect Desi$n
Our decision 33 5!r "ro#ect is de'elo"ed with the hel" of o!r honora le $!ide The other staff mem#ers of electronic and computer department also encoura$ed us with the idea of this project.
The modules of the pro"ect are 33 All modules are interfaced with the parallel port of the P3 I+,ut Mo5u<es Mo5u<e 1 ?C Te%"erat!re 6/%o&e /ense on .in 11 of 3.T "ort Mo5u<e 2 ?C 3i$ht /ensin$ circ!it connected to "in 10 of 3.T "ort Mo5u<e % ?C water /ensin$ circ!it connected to "in 12 of 3.T "ort Mo5u<e 2 ?C /%o&e /ensin$ circ!it is connected to "in 1C of 3.T "ort Out,ut Mo5u<e
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Home Security System Mo5u<e 1 ?C /iren connected to "in 2 Mo5u<e 2 ?- 3E;1-F Indicator .anel for 0is!al Indication
The or$ani4ation of our pro"ect 33 The "ro#ect is or$ani@ed %ainly in fo!r %od!les i.e. te%"erat!re6-ire, water, li$ht, and /%o&e
Pro"ect *mplementation
The implementation of our pro"ect 33 -irst and fore%ost action in the i%"le%entation of o!r "ro#ect was the hardware connections and co%" a ilities.
Pro"ect Test plan
Ho' do you tell if your pro"ect 'orked correctly 2 'ithout !u$s5 Actions %ay not rin$ s!ccess always< B!t witho!t actions there is no way to s!ccess. Nothin$ is "erfect in the world so as is o!r "ro#ect it is wor&in$ !t there %ay
co%e so%e error in co!rse of the o"eration. /ince all the software ro!tines are desi$ned y !s. 1ser6s manuals 2 instructions 7 ho' 'ould someone install or operate our pro"ect5
Hard'are *nstall step 38
1. 4onnect the Ho%e /ec!rity "ort thro!$h the "arallel "ort to the .4. 2. 4onnect the Ho%e /ec!rity interfacin$ circ!itry to "arallel "ort and the
Ho%e /ec!rity.
C. T!rn on the "ower s!""ly to the syste% after confir%in$ the connections.
Soft'are installation 38 1. Install the software in the harddis& in Ho%e/ec!rity folder . 2. -ro% that r!n Ho%e/ec!rity file which will dis"lay $ra"hical !ser interface on the screen.
Operation 38
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Home Security System The o"eration of o!r "ro#ect is to control the followin$ in the Ho%e with the hel" of the .4(s "arallel "ort. The co%"onents controlled are (.3onstantly Scans the 'nput port after e%ery 455ms and dependin$ on the sensor acti%ated followin$ actions are ta2en. ..6isual indication for the respecti%e sensor are $i%en on the LED panel" One LED*(5mm+ is used for one 'ndication. 0.Bu&&er will rin$ for any one or more then one sensor acti%ated. 1.7essa$e will #e send to all the num#ers which are entered in system software. 4.'ndication central P3 will $i%en in terms of chan$e in color. Soft'are 1sa$e 7 -ny commercial soft'are used should !e noted 2 credited . /oftware !sed in 5!r "ro#ect is Microsoft 0is!al Basic Than&s to o!r colle$e which has $i'en "er%ission for the !sa$e of software 1 the $!idance
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A+5 Circuit
Se+sor
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SENSORS AN& CIRCUITS

(ircuits -nd Sensors
*i.8t Se+sor The circ!it acti'ates a relay !"on detectin$ the a sence of li$ht on an 3;R +li$ht de"endent resistor,. It is "artic!larly well s!ited to control o!tside li$ht as !sed for dri'eways , $reen ho!se and $ara$e entrances. *&R ?*i.8t 5e,e+5e+t Resistor It is 3i$ht ;e"endent resistor. *hose resistance chan$es with the chan$e in intensity of the li$ht. 3;R are $enerally %ade !" %aterial li&e 4ad%i!% /!l"hide. Res"onse of 4;/ 3;R is sa%e as that of the h!%an eyes. 3;R is !sed to sense -ire , /%o&e and 3i$ht. /-ter Se+sor -or sensin$ rain "arallel "late sensor is !sed. This is actin$ as o"en when there is no rain and o!t"!t of the sensor circ!it is lo$ic A0( and when there is rain the sensor acts as shorted and $i'e the o!t"!t of the sensor is lo$ic 1 . This lo$ic 1 is sensed y the in"!t "in of the "arallel "ort of the .4 and necessary
Vcc
action will
Rc Vcc
e ta&en for
2K2 100K T1
closin$ the "ains of the $reen ho!se.

Rc
470K T1
/-ter Se+si+. Circuit
Home Security System 3i$ht , -ire and /%o&e /ensin$ circ!it

Vcc
200
Vcc
Vcc Rc
2K2 100K T1
Rc
T1
470K
-i$ /hows the li$ht sensin$ circ!it to sense the 'ehicle which are "assin$ thro!$h the t!nnel. In the -i$. sensor !sed is 3;R ie 3i$ht ;e"endent Resistor and transistor si !sed as switch. O,er-tio+ ? C-se 1. *hen the li$ht is fallin$ on the 3;R it offer low resistance called as ill!%ination resistance, when the resistance is low , hi$h c!rrent flows thro!$h the circ!it and 'olta$e is de'elo"ed across FI0Loh% resistance , d!e to which transistor T1 is on , 'olta$e across collector of T1 is a o!t 0.20 which is 3ow , this 'olta$e is fed to transistor T2 Now ase e%itter 'olta$e of T2 is low ie 0 e M 0.I 0 , hence transistor T2 is 5ff and its o!t"!t is raised to 044. Hence when no 0ehicles , data a'aila le to "ort is 3o$ic 1. C-se 2. *hen the li$ht is fallin$ on the 3;R is o str!cted y %o'in$ 'ehicle , it offer Hi$h resistance called as ;ar& resistance, when the resistance is Hi$h , low c!rrent flows thro!$h the circ!it and 'olta$e is de'elo"ed across FI0Loh% resistance , is not s!fficient to t!rn on T1 , 'olta$e across collector of T1 is a o!t 0cc which is Hi$h , this 'olta$e is fed to transistor T2 Now ase e%itter 'olta$e of T2 is Hi$h ie 0 e N 0.I 0 , hence transistor T2 is 5n and its o!t"!t is .!lled to 0.20. Hence when 0ehicles is %o'in$, data a'aila le to "ort is 3o$ic 0.
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"o7er Su,,<y
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"O/ER SU""*Y
"o7er Su,,<y ? @i. s8o7 t8e circuit 5i-.r-m o@ t8e ,o7er su,,<y It co+sist o@ 1. Tr-+s@ormer ? for /te""in$ down the 2C0' Ac 'olta$e to 1J +O-0-O,0 Ac 2. Bri5.e recti@ier ? To con'ert ste" down A4 'olta$e to "!lsatin$ ;4 of a o!t 1B0. C. C-,-citor )i<ter ? To filter the ri""le "resent in "!lsatin$ ;4 and Pi'e the "!re ;4 at the o!t"!t. F. Re.u-<tor IC 3'DD ? The o!t"!t of the filter is connected to re$!altor I4 IJ0G and IJ12 which will $i'e 7G' and 7120 ;4 o!t"!t. This I4s are fi)ed 'olta$e re$!lator.
D1 D4 230V AC 1-phase 50Hz 7805
D3
D2
C1
C2
5V DC
7812
C3
C4
12V DC
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Te%"erat!re6 -ire /ensin$
Ho%e /ec!rity 4ontrol
*ater /ensin$
/%o&e /ensin$
/iren , 3E; ;ri'er 4irc!it
3i$ht /ensin$
P/M M5;EM
B<oc9 &i-.r-m o@ t8e Home Security Co+tro<
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"-r-<<e< "ort
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"ARA**E* "ORT
"-r-<<e< ,ort ?*"T Many years a$o, IBM desi$ned the "arallel "ort to dri'e "rinters. A standard Q;Q 2G "in %ale connector was a'aila le on the ac& of the .4 that connected to a "rinter. Their sole "!r"ose was to interface with the de facto 4entronics "rinter. Instead of !ildin$ a clean direct interface that relied on software to in'ert si$nals, they !sed hardware in'erters in a %ost !n!s!al fashion. Here an in'erter, there an in'erter, e'erywhere an in'erter. B!t itQs the standard, e'ery ody has one so lets !se it. ;5/ s!""orts !" to three "arallel "orts that are assi$ned the handles of 3.T1, 3.T2, and 3.TC. Each "ort re2!ires three consec!ti'e I5 addresses to select all the "ossi ilities. They will e referred to as Base, Base 71, and Base 7 2. .arallel "ort is a %isno%er. Act!ally there are fi'e "orts, consistin$ of two o!t"!t "orts and three in"!t "orts. At ase address, ei$ht its are a'aila le as o!t"!t on "ins 2-O. They are hard wired to an ei$ht it in"!t at the sa%e address. The o!t"!t is latched in the !s!al %anner with the I5 write "!lse and is always acti'e. The newer "orts co% ine the IBM circ!itry into a sin$le chi" and chan$e the series resistor to a "!ll-!". TheyQre f!nctional e2!al. 8se this ase address as a strai$ht forward ei$ht it o!t"!t only. At ase 7 1, there are fi'e in"!t its fro% ;C to ;I. They are $ated on the !s with I5 read. Note that it ;I +"in 11, is in'erted. /oftware can in'ert this it if necessary and will e de%onstrated later. Bit ;B +"in 10, can also e !sed to $enerate a hardware interr!"t. /e'eral conditions %!st e %et efore an interr!"t occ!rs. This "in can e !sed as a data in"!t witho!t concerns of inad'ertently ca!sin$ an interr!"t. If a hardware interr!"t is desired, this is the "in to !se. At ase 7 2 se'eral o"tions e)ist. This is a fo!r it o!t"!t or a fo!r it in"!t, or can e confi$!red as any %i)t!re of in"!t and o!t"!t. This is "ossi le eca!se the o!t"!t is o"en collector. By sendin$ data to this "ort to %a&e an o!t"!t "in hi$h, allows that "in to e dri'en as an in"!t. The o"en collectors are "!lled hi$h with F.I L resistors. 5"en collectors are not dri'en hi$h !t float hi$h d!e to the "!ll !" resistor char$in$ any ca"acitance in the circ!it. The s"eed on this "ort will not e as fast as on the ase address
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Home Security System "artic!larly it ;0 that has an added e)ternal ca"acitor. Test any a""lication that re2!ires %a)i%!% o!t"!t s"eed fro% this "ort.
"C "-r-<<e< "ort Test Circuit Interr!"ts are nor%ally o"en collector acti'ated with a de'ice "!llin$ the line low. Any card in the I/A slot can "!ll an interr!"t line low. This "arallel "ort card !ses a different a""roach. Bit ;F at ase 7 2 controls a tri-state de'ice. *hen ;F is hi$h, "inQs 10 lo$ic state is "assed to the hardware interr!"t n!% er I +defa!lt, or n!% er G. Re%e% er that all o!t"!ts are latched and re%ain acti'e. If it ;F is set hi$h, and in"!t "in 10 is hi$h, this co!ld disa le other cards fro% !sin$ the selected interr!"t. =o!r software "ro$ra% sho!ld set it ;F low when not controllin$ the interr!"t. Test Circuit )or Byte I+BOut The $oal of this circ!it is to !se the %ini%!% n!% er of "arts that will "ro'ide a f!nctional test of all ei$ht its. Each in"!t it can e indi'id!ally controlled, and 'is!ally dis"layed on the ei$ht o!t"!t 3E;s. The dis"lay 3E;s are dri'en with the so!rce c!rrent only fro% the o!t"!t. The "referred %ethod wo!ld e to "ower the 3E;s and !se the sin& c!rrent to li$ht the%. No "ower +0cc, is a'aila le on the "arallel "l!$, so e)ternal "ower wo!ld e re2!ired. It was fo!nd e%"irically that on the ori$inal IBM "ort and se'eral clones, that each card "rod!ced a%"le so!rce c!rrent for clear indication fro% the 3E;s. The circ!it can est e !ilt on a solderless read oard with short #!%"ers +a o!t JR, soldered to a 2G "in %ale Q;Q connector. An e)tension ca le +%ale on one end, fe%ale on the other, will allow the circ!it to e "laced in front of the co%"!ter for easy access. To si%"lify the circ!it wirin$, !se a 10 "osition 3E; ar$ra"h, an ei$ht "osition ;I. switch,
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Home Security System and two 10 "in /I. resistors of the 'al!e shown. Installation of these "arts re2!ires only one #!%"er. Indi'id!al 3E;s and resistors also wor& with #!st a little %ore wirin$. The whole "ro#ect sho!ld e easily constr!cted within an ho!r.
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(SM MO&EM
2#
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A P/M %ode% is a wireless %ode% that wor&s with a P/M wireless networ&. A wireless %ode% eha'es li&e a dial-!" %ode%. The %ain difference etween the% is that a dial-!" %ode% sends and recei'es data thro!$h a fi)ed tele"hone line while a wireless %ode% sends and recei'es data thro!$h radio wa'es. A P/M %ode% can e an e)ternal de'ice or a .4 4ard 6 .4M4IA 4ard. Ty"ically, an e)ternal P/M %ode% is connected to a co%"!ter thro!$h a serial ca le or a 8/B ca le. A P/M %ode% in the for% of a .4 4ard 6 .4M4IA 4ard is desi$ned for !se with a la"to" co%"!ter. It sho!ld e inserted into one of the .4 4ard 6 .4M4IA 4ard slots of a la"to" co%"!ter. 3i&e a P/M %o ile "hone, a P/M %ode% re2!ires a /IM card fro% a wireless carrier in order to o"erate. AT co%%ands to control %ode%s. Both P/M %ode%s and dial-!" %ode%s s!""ort a co%%on set of standard AT co%%ands. =o! can !se a P/M %ode% #!st li&e a dial-!" %ode%. In addition to the standard AT co%%ands, P/M %ode%s s!""ort an e)tended set of AT co%%ands. These e)tended AT co%%ands are defined in the P/M standards. *ith the e)tended AT co%%ands, yo! can do thin$s li&e:

Readin$, writin$ and deletin$ /M/ %essa$es. /endin$ /M/ %essa$es. Monitorin$ the si$nal stren$th. Monitorin$ the char$in$ stat!s and char$e le'el of the attery. Readin$, writin$ and searchin$ "hone oo& entries.
The n!% er of /M/ %essa$es that can e "rocessed y a P/M %ode% "er %in!te is 'ery low - only a o!t si) to ten /M/ %essa$es "er %in!te. /8-t is - ("RS Mo5emE A P.R/ %ode% is a P/M %ode% that additionally s!""orts the P.R/ technolo$y for data trans%ission. P.R/ stands for Peneral .ac&et Radio /er'ice. It is a "ac&etswitched technolo$y that is an e)tension of P/M. +P/M is a circ!it-switched technolo$y., A &ey ad'anta$e of P.R/ o'er P/M is that P.R/ has a hi$her data trans%ission s"eed.
Home Security System P.R/ can e !sed as the earer of /M/. If /M/ o'er P.R/ is !sed, an /M/ trans%ission s"eed of a o!t C0 /M/ %essa$es "er %in!te %ay e achie'ed. This is %!ch faster than !sin$ the ordinary /M/ o'er P/M, whose /M/ trans%ission s"eed is a o!t B to 10 /M/ %essa$es "er %in!te. A P.R/ %ode% is needed to send and recei'e /M/ o'er P.R/. Note that so%e wireless carriers do not s!""ort the sendin$ and recei'in$ of /M/ o'er P.R/. If yo! need to send or recei'e MM/ %essa$es, a P.R/ %ode% is ty"ically needed. /8ic8 is Better? Mo6i<e "8o+e or (SM B ("RS Mo5emE In $eneral, a P/M6P.R/ %ode% is reco%%ended for !se with a co%"!ter to send and recei'e %essa$es. This is eca!se so%e %o ile "hones ha'e certain li%itations co%"arin$ to P/M6P.R/ %ode%s. /o%e of the li%itations are descri ed elow:
/o%e %o ile "hone %odels +e)a%"le: Ericsson RCJ0, cannot e !sed with a co%"!ter to recei'e concatenated /M/ %essa$es.
/8-t is - co+c-te+-te5 SMS mess-.eE A concatenated /M/ %essa$e is a %essa$e that contains %ore than 1F0 ytes. +A nor%al /M/ %essa$e can only contain at %ost 1F0 ytes., 4oncatenated /M/ wor&s li&e this: the senderQs %o ile de'ice rea&s a %essa$e lon$er than 1F0 ytes into s%aller "arts. Each of these "arts are then fitted in a sin$le /M/ %essa$e and sent to the reci"ient. *hen these /M/ %essa$es reach the destination, the reci"ientQs %o ile de'ice will co% ine the% ac& to one %essa$e. /8-t is t8e c-use o@ t8e ,ro6<emE *hen the %o ile "hone recei'es the /M/ %essa$es that are "arts of a concatenated /M/ %essa$e, it co% ines the% to one %essa$e a!to%atically. The correct eha'ior sho!ld
e: when the %o ile "hone recei'es the /M/ %essa$es that are "arts of a Many %o ile "hone %odels cannot e !sed with a co%"!ter to recei'e MM/ %essa$es. Beca!se when they recei'e a MM/ notification, they handle it a!to%atically instead of forwardin$ it to the co%"!ter.
concatenated /M/ %essa$e, it forwards the% to the co%"!ter witho!t co% inin$ the%.
A %o ile "hone %ay not s!""ort so%e AT co%%ands, co%%and "ara%eters and "ara%eter 'al!es. -or e)a%"le, so%e %o ile "hones do not s!""ort the sendin$
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Home Security System and recei'in$ of /M/ %essa$es in te)t %ode. /o, the AT co%%and RAT74MP-S1R +it instr!cts the %o ile "hone to !se te)t %ode, will ca!se an error %essa$e to e ret!rned. 8s!ally P/M6P.R/ %ode%s s!""ort a %ore co%"lete set of AT co%%ands than %o ile "hones.
Most /M/ %essa$in$ a""lications ha'e to
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e)a%"le, an /M/ %essa$in$ a""lication that "ro'ides rin$tone downloadin$ ser'ice sho!ld e r!nnin$ all the ti%e so that a !ser can download rin$tones any ti%e he6she wants., If s!ch /M/ %essa$in$ a""lications !se %o ile "hones to send and recei'e /M/ %essa$es, the %o ile "hones ha'e to e switched on all the ti%e. Howe'er, so%e %o ile "hone %odels cannot o"erate with the attery re%o'ed e'en when an A4 ada"tor is connected, which %eans the attery will e char$ed 2F ho!rs a day. Besides the a o'e iss!es, %o ile "hones and P/M6P.R/ %ode%s are %ore or less the sa%e for sendin$ and recei'in$ /M/ %essa$es fro% a co%"!ter. Act!ally, yo! can consider an AT-co%%and-ena led %o ile "hone as RP/M6P.R/ %ode% 7 &ey"ad 7 dis"lay 7 ...R. There is not %!ch difference etween %o ile "hones and P/M6P.R/ %ode%s in ter%s of /M/ trans%ission rate, since the deter%inin$ factor for the /M/ trans%ission rate is the wireless networ&. Usi+. AT comm-+5s to Se+5 -+5 Recei:e SMS
This AT co%%and t!torial is written to s!""ort o!r Teltoni&a T-Mode%8/B, a 8/B2.0 P/M %ode% ased on the No&ia 12i P/M %od!le - fast E;PE technolo$y is s!""orted. /o%e of the %ost "o"!lar a""lications are /M/ ased tele%etry, sec!rity and news roadcastin$. /te"s !sin$ AT co%%ands to send and recei'e /M/ !sin$ a P/M %ode% fro% a co%"!ter 1. /ettin$ !" P/M %ode% 2. 8sin$ the Hy"erTer%inal C. Initial set!" AT co%%ands F. /endin$ /M/ !sin$ !sin$ AT co%%ands G. Recei'in$ /M/ !sin$ !sin$ AT co%%ands
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Home Security System B. 8sin$ a co%"!ter "ro$ra% to send and recei'e /M/ After s!ccesf!lly sendin$ and recei'in$ /M/ !sin$ AT co%%ands 'ia the Hy"erTer%inal, de'elo"ers can Q"ortQ the A/4II instr!ctions o'er to their "ro$ra%%in$ en'iron%ent, e$. 0is!al Basic, 46477 or 9a'a and also "ro$ra%%ically "arse A/4II %essa$es fro% %ode%. 1. Setti+. u, your (SM mo5em
Most P/M %ode%s co%es with a si%"le %an!al and necessary dri'ers. To set!" yo!r T-Mode%8/B, download the 8/B P/M Mode% T!ic& /tart + *indows , $!ide +FB0&B .;-,. =o! wo!ld e a le to send /M/ fro% the *indows a""lication and also set!" P.R/ connecti'ity. The P/M %ode% will %a" itself as a 45M serial "ort on yo!r co%"!ter. *indows ased control "anel to set!" P/M %ode%, P.R/ and send /M/ 2. Usi+. t8e Hy,erTermi+-< Hi+t ?? By de'elo"in$ yo!r AT co%%ands !sin$ Hy"erTer%inal, it will e easier for yo! to de'elo" yo!r act!al "ro$ra% codes in 0B, 4, 9a'a or other "latfor%s. Po to /TARTU.ro$ra%sUAccessoriesU4o%%!nicationsUHy"erTer%inal +*in 2000, to create a new connection, e$. RMy 8/B P/M Mode%R. /!$$ested settin$s :: - 45M .ort :: As indicated in the T-Mode% 4ontrol Tool - Bits "er second :: 2C0F00 + or slower , - ;ata Bits : J - .arity : None - /to" Bits : 1 - -low 4ontrol : Hardware =o! are now ready to start wor&in$ with AT co%%ands. Ty"e in RATR and yo! sho!ld $et a R5LR, else yo! ha'e not set!" yo!r Hy"erTer%inal correctly. 4hec& yo!r "ort
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Home Security System settin$s and also %a&e s!re yo!r P/M %ode% is "ro"erly connected and the dri'ers installed. %. I+iti-< setu, AT comm-+5s *e are ready now to start wor&in$ with AT co%%ands to set!" and chec& the stat!s of the P/M %ode%. AT Ret!rns a R5LR to confir% that %ode% is wor&in$ AT74.INSR))))R To enter the .IN for yo!r /IM + if ena led , A R0,1R re"ly confir%s yo!r %ode% is connected to P/M AT74REPV networ& AT74/T Indicates the si$nal stren$th, C1.OO is %a)i%!%. 2. Se+5i+. SMS usi+. AT comm-+5s *e s!$$est try sendin$ a few /M/ !sin$ the 4ontrol Tool a o'e to %a&e s!re yo!r P/M %ode% can send /M/ efore "roceedin$. 3etQs loo& at the AT co%%ands in'ol'ed .. AT74MP-S1 To for%at /M/ as a TEET %essa$e AT74/4ASR7)))))R /et yo!r /M/ centerQs n!% er. 4hec& with yo!r "ro'ider. To send a /M/, the AT co%%and to !se is AT74MP/ .. ATFCM(SGHFyyyyyH IE+terJ N =o!r /M/ te)t %essa$e here M4trl-HN The R7yyyyyR is yo!r recei"entQs %o ile n!% er. Ne)t, we will loo& at recei'in$ /M/ 'ia AT co%%ands. #. Recei:i+. SMS usi+. AT comm-+5s The P/M %ode% can e confi$!red to res"onse in different ways when it recei'es a /M/. -! Imme5i-te - when a /M/ is recei'ed, the /M/Qs details are i%%ediately sent to the host co%"!ter +;TE, 'ia the 74MT co%%and AT74MP-S1 To for%at /M/ as a TEET %essa$e AT74NMIS1,2,0,0,0 /et how the %ode% will res"onse when a /M/ is recei'ed *hen a new /M/ is recei'ed y the P/M %ode%, the ;TE will recei'e the followin$ .. FCMT ? HF 1DDDDDDDDH ; ; H$2B$'B%$;2%?2$?$$F2$H This the te)t /M/ %essa$e sent to the %ode%
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=o!r co%"!ter +;TE, will ha'e to contin!o!sly %onitor the 45M serial "ort, read and "arse the %essa$e. 6! Noti@ic-tio+ - when a /M/ is recie'ed, the host co%"!ter + ;TE , will e notified of the new %essa$e. The co%"!ter will then ha'e to read the %essa$e fro% the indicated %e%ory location and clear the %e%ory location. AT74MP-S1 To for%at /M/ as a TEET %essa$e AT74NMIS1,1,0,0,0 /et how the %ode% will res"onse when a /M/ is recei'ed *hen a new /M/ is recei'ed y the P/M %ode%, the ;TE will recei'e the followin$ .. 74MTI: R/MR,C AT74MPRSC MEnterN Notification sent to the co%"!ter. 3ocation C in /IM %e%ory AT co%%and to send read the recei'ed /M/ fro% %ode%
The %ode% will then send to the co%"!ter details of the recei'ed /M/ fro% the s"ecified %e%ory location + e$. C , .. FCM(R? HREC REA&H;HF 1DDDDDDH;;H$2B$'B2';22?2 ?21F2$H This is the new /M/ recei'ed y the P/M %ode% After readin$ and "arsin$ the new /M/ %essa$e, the co%"!ter +;TE, sho!ld send a AT co%%and to clear the %e%ory location in the P/M %ode% .. ATFCM(&G% IE+terJ To clear the /M/ recei'e %e%ory location in the P/M %ode% If the co%"!ter tries to read a e%"ty6cleared %e%ory location, a 74M/ ERR5R : C21 will e sent to the co%"!ter. . Usi+. - com,uter ,ro.r-m to se+5 -+5 recei:e SMS 5nce we are a le to wor& the %ode% !sin$ AT co%%ands, we can !se hi$h-le'el "ro$ra%%in$ + e$. 0B, 4, 9a'a , to send the AT A/4II co%%ands to and read %essa$es fro% the 45M serial "ort that the P/M %ode% is attached to.
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/ec!rity /yste% necessarily e !sed in Ban&s only y so%e %odification(s .It can e !sed in different "laces li&e A!to%atic ti%e controllin$ for the li$hts and fan can sa'e "ower eca!se in office and other "lace d!rin$ l!nch ti%er all li$ht are on , if ti%e is "ro$ra%%ed then %ini%!% li$ht will e on and "ower will e sa'ed. 1. 2. C. F. A!to%atic ti%e controllin$ can e $i'en to each of the roo% 6 office 6 classroo%s so that %a)i%!% "ower can sa'ed. /ensor can e "!t to each of the roo% 6 office 6 classroo%s so that %a)i%!% sec!rity can e achie'ed. In the Ind!stry in the "athway fro% on !ildin$ to another while wor&er are %o'in$. In colle$e and schools in the corridor ie when st!dents are wal&in$ the li$ht is %ade on as "er the need and when "eriod or lect!res r!nnin$ %ini%!% n!% er of the li$ht will re%ain on. G. B. In s%all si@e can e i%"le%ented in the society !ildin$ so that %aintenance cost "er head will e red!ced. It can e i%"le%ented in the roo% also with %ini%!% n!% er of sensors so that the li$ht will re%ain on when the "erson is inside and will switch off the li$ht when "erson %o'es o!t hence effecti'e !se of the "ower can e done. I. /a%e 4irc!it sensors can e "laced o!tside, if they are !sed in !ildin$, school or society so that day li$ht can e detected , and hence no need to t!rn on the li$ht of the "athway or the corridor when s!fficient day li$ht is there. J. By "lacin$ the different sensor in different "lace in school, co%"any, colle$e, society, etc %y "ro#ect can e !sed to detect te%"erat!re, fire s%o&e etc hence can e !sed for the safety reasons also. Department Of Electronics and Telecommunication 2
O. The desi$n of the "ro#ect is s!ch that it can e easily %odified to another a""lication with sli$ht chan$e in hardware and software. 10.A!to%atic ;etection of the 3i$ht and *or&in$ of the -an can e done and Those can e controlled fro% central office , no need for a "erson to $o !"to that "oint.
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AUTOMATIC )ORM ;i% "ort, data, odata As Inte$er ;i% slice ;i% 31, 32, 3C, 3F .ri'ate /! 4o%%and1K4lic&+, 8nload Me fr%ho%esec!rity./how End /! .ri'ate /! -or%K3oad+, "ort S 1HCIO data S 0 Te)t1.Te)t S 0 Ti%er1.Ena led S Tr!e odata S 0 Q5!t 1HCIJ, 1H0 End /! .ri'ate /! Ti%er1KTi%er+, Q-----------3i$ht /ensor and water sensor data S 0al+In"+"ort,, Te)t2.Te)t S He)+In"+"ort,, If data S 1HC- Then odata S odata And 1H0 odata S odata 5r 1H; li$ht.-ill4olor S ' Red water.-ill4olor S ' Red s%o&e.-ill4olor S ' Blac& te%"erat!re.-ill4olor S ' Blac& QTi%er2.Ena led S Tr!e End If Q---------------------------All sensors nor%al not acti'ated If data S 1HG- Then odata S 0 li$ht.-ill4olor S ' Blac& water.-ill4olor S ' Blac& s%o&e.-ill4olor S ' Blac& Department Of Electronics and Telecommunication 3$
te%"erat!re.-ill4olor S ' Blac& Q Ti%erC.Ena led S Tr!e End If Q--------------------------water and s%o&e /ensor If data S 1HB- Then odata S odata And 1H0 odata S odata 5r 1HI li$ht.-ill4olor S ' Blac& water.-ill4olor S ' Red s%o&e.-ill4olor S ' Red te%"erat!re.-ill4olor S ' Blac& QTi%erF.Ena led S Tr!e End If Q------------------ *ater and te%"erat!re If data S 1H-- Then odata S odata And 1H0 odata S odata 5r 1H1G li$ht.-ill4olor S ' Blac& water.-ill4olor S ' Red s%o&e.-ill4olor S ' Blac& te%"erat!re.-ill4olor S ' Red QTi%erG.Ena led S Tr!e End If QQSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS*ater , li$ht and /%o&e If data S 1H2- Then odata S odata And 1H0 odata S odata 5r 1Hli$ht.-ill4olor S ' Red water.-ill4olor S ' Red s%o&e.-ill4olor S ' Red te%"erat!re.-ill4olor S ' Blac& QTi%erB.Ena led S Tr!e End If QWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW/%o&e If data S 1HF- Then odata S odata And 1H0 Department Of Electronics and Telecommunication 31
odata S odata 5r 1HC li$ht.-ill4olor S ' Blac& water.-ill4olor S ' Blac& s%o&e.-ill4olor S ' Red te%"erat!re.-ill4olor S ' Blac& QTi%erI.Ena led S Tr!e End If Q----------------------------------------li$ht If data S 1H1- Then odata S odata And 1H0 odata S odata 5r 1HO li$ht.-ill4olor S ' Red water.-ill4olor S ' Blac& s%o&e.-ill4olor S ' Blac& te%"erat!re.-ill4olor S ' Blac& QTi%erJ.Ena led S Tr!e End If Q-----------------------------------------Te%"erat!re , water and li$ht If data S 1HB- Then odata S odata And 1H0 odata S odata 5r 1H1; li$ht.-ill4olor S ' Red water.-ill4olor S ' Red s%o&e.-ill4olor S ' Blac& te%"erat!re.-ill4olor S ' Red QTi%erO.Ena led S Tr!e End If Q-----------------------------------------te%"erat!re If data S 1H;- Then odata S odata And 1H0 odata S odata 5r 1H11 li$ht.-ill4olor S ' Blac& water.-ill4olor S ' Blac& s%o&e.-ill4olor S ' Blac& te%"erat!re.-ill4olor S ' Red
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QTi%er10.Ena led S Tr!e End If Q-------------------------------------water , te%"erat!re and s%o&e If data S 1HE- Then odata S odata And 1H0 odata S odata 5r 1H1I li$ht.-ill4olor S ' Blac& water.-ill4olor S ' Red s%o&e.-ill4olor S ' Red te%"erat!re.-ill4olor S ' Red QTi%er11.Ena led S Tr!e End If Q----------------------------------li$ht and /%o&e If data S 1H- Then odata S odata And 1H0 odata S odata 5r 1H1B li$ht.-ill4olor S ' Red water.-ill4olor S ' Blac& s%o&e.-ill4olor S ' Red te%"erat!re.-ill4olor S ' Blac& QTi%er12.Ena led S Tr!e End If Q--------------------------------te%"erat!re and /%o&e If data S 1H4- Then odata S odata And 1H0 odata S odata 5r 1H1C li$ht.-ill4olor S ' Blac& water.-ill4olor S ' Blac& s%o&e.-ill4olor S ' Red te%"erat!re.-ill4olor S ' Red QTi%er1C.Ena led S Tr!e End If Q-----------------------------------*ater , 3i$th , Te%"erat!re and /%o&e If data S 1HA- Then Department Of Electronics and Telecommunication 3%
odata S odata And 1H0 odata S odata 5r 1H1li$ht.-ill4olor S ' Red water.-ill4olor S ' Red s%o&e.-ill4olor S ' Red te%"erat!re.-ill4olor S ' Red QTi%er1F.Ena led S Tr!e End If Q------------------------------------li$ht and Te%"erat!re If data S 1HO- Then odata S odata And 1H0 odata S odata 5r 1H1O li$ht.-ill4olor S ' Red water.-ill4olor S ' Blac& s%o&e.-ill4olor S ' Blac& te%"erat!re.-ill4olor S ' Red QTi%er1G.Ena led S Tr!e End If Q------------------------------------3i$ht , s%o&e and Te%"erat!re If data S 1HJ- Then odata S odata And 1H0 odata S odata 5r 1H1B li$ht.-ill4olor S ' Red water.-ill4olor S ' Blac& s%o&e.-ill4olor S ' Red te%"erat!re.-ill4olor S ' Red QTi%er1B.Ena led S Tr!e End If Q-------------------------------------water If data S 1HI- Then odata S odata And 1H0 odata S odata 5r 1HO li$ht.-ill4olor S ' Blac& water.-ill4olor S ' Red s%o&e.-ill4olor S ' Blac& te%"erat!re.-ill4olor S ' Blac& QTi%er1I.Ena led S Tr!e End If
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Te)t1.Te)t S He)+odata, 5!t 1HCIJ, odata End /! .ri'ate /! Ti%er2KTi%er+, odata S odata And 1HF0 /ha"e2.-ill4olor S ' Blac& Ti%er1.Ena led S -alse End /! .ri'ate /! Ti%erCKTi%er+, odata S odata And 1H20 /ha"eC.-ill4olor S ' Blac& Ti%erC.Ena led S -alse End /! .ri'ate /! Ti%erFKTi%er+, odata S odata And 1H10 /ha"eF.-ill4olor S ' Blac& Ti%erF.Ena led S -alse End /! .ri'ate /! Ti%erGKTi%er+, odata S odata And 1HJ0 /ha"e1.-ill4olor S ' Blac& Ti%erG.Ena led S -alse End /! .ri'ate /! Ti%erBKTi%er+, odata S odata And 1HG0 Department Of Electronics and Telecommunication 3#
/ha"e2.-ill4olor S ' Blac& /ha"eF.-ill4olor S ' Blac& Ti%erB.Ena led S -alse
End /! .ri'ate /! Ti%erIKTi%er+, odata S odata And 1HC0 /ha"eC.-ill4olor S ' Blac& /ha"eF.-ill4olor S ' Blac& Ti%erI.Ena led S -alse
End /! .ri'ate /! Ti%erJKTi%er+, odata S odata And 1HB0 /ha"eC.-ill4olor S ' Blac& /ha"e2.-ill4olor S ' Blac& Ti%erJ.Ena led S -alse
End /! .ri'ate /! Ti%erOKTi%er+, odata S odata And 1H40 /ha"e1.-ill4olor S ' Blac& /ha"e2.-ill4olor S ' Blac& Ti%erO.Ena led S -alse
Q5!t 1HCIJ, odata End /! .ri'ate /! Ti%er10KTi%er+, odata S odata And 1HA0 Department Of Electronics and Telecommunication 3
/ha"e1.-ill4olor S ' Blac& /ha"eC.-ill4olor S ' Blac& Ti%er10.Ena led S -alse Q5!t 1HCIJ, odata End /! .ri'ate /! Ti%er11KTi%er+, odata S odata And 1HO0 /ha"e1.-ill4olor S ' Blac& /ha"eF.-ill4olor S ' Blac& Ti%er11.Ena led S -alse Q5!t 1HCIJ, odata End /! .ri'ate /! Ti%er12KTi%er+, odata S odata And 1HI0 /ha"e2.-ill4olor S ' Blac& /ha"eC.-ill4olor S ' Blac& /ha"eF.-ill4olor S ' Blac& Ti%er12.Ena led S -alse Q5!t 1HCIJ, odata End /! .ri'ate /! Ti%er1CKTi%er+, odata S odata And 1HB0 /ha"e1.-ill4olor S ' Blac& /ha"eC.-ill4olor S ' Blac& /ha"eF.-ill4olor S ' Blac& Ti%er1C.Ena led S -alse Q5!t 1HCIJ, odata End /! .ri'ate /! Ti%er1FKTi%er+, odata S odata And 1H;0 Department Of Electronics and Telecommunication 33
/ha"e1.-ill4olor S ' Blac& /ha"e2.-ill4olor S ' Blac& /ha"eF.-ill4olor S ' Blac& Ti%er1F.Ena led S -alse Q5!t 1HCIJ, odata End /! .ri'ate /! Ti%er1GKTi%er+, odata S odata And 1HE0 /ha"e1.-ill4olor S ' Blac& /ha"e2.-ill4olor S ' Blac& /ha"eC.-ill4olor S ' Blac& Ti%er1G.Ena led S -alse Q5!t 1HCIJ, odata End /! .ri'ate /! Ti%er1BKTi%er+, odata S odata And 1H-0 /ha"e1.-ill4olor S ' Blac& /ha"e2.-ill4olor S ' Blac& /ha"eC.-ill4olor S ' Blac& /ha"eF.-ill4olor S ' Blac& Ti%er1B.Ena led S -alse Q5!t 1HCIJ, odata End /!
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SMS )ORM
.ri'ate /! 4o%%and1K4lic&+, Me.Hide fr%/ensor./how End /! .ri'ate /! 4o%%and2K4lic&+, End End /! .ri'ate /! 4o%%andCK4lic&+, M/4o%%1.5!t"!t S RATR 1 ' 4r3f M/4o%%1.5!t"!t S RAT7453.S1R 1 ' 4r3f M/4o%%1.5!t"!t S RAT74MP-S1R 1 ' 4r3f M/4o%%1.5!t"!t S RAT74MP/SR 1 4hr+CF, 1 0al+/M/Test.Te)t2.Te)t, 1 4hr+CF, 1 ' 4r3f QRe"lace this with yo!r %o ile .honeQs No. M/4o%%1.5!t"!t S Te)t1.Te)t 1 4hr+2B, M/4o%%1.5!t"!t S RAT74MP/SR 1 4hr+CF, 1 0al+/M/Test.Te)tC.Te)t, 1 4hr+CF, 1 ' 4r3f QRe"lace this with yo!r %o ile .honeQs No. M/4o%%1.5!t"!t S Te)t1.Te)t 1 4hr+2B, M/4o%%1.5!t"!t S RAT74MP/SR 1 4hr+CF, 1 0al+/M/Test.Te)tF.Te)t, 1 4hr+CF, 1 ' 4r3f QRe"lace this with yo!r %o ile .honeQs No. M/4o%%1.5!t"!t S Te)t1.Te)t 1 4hr+2B, M/4o%%1.5!t"!t S RAT74MP/SR 1 4hr+CF, 1 0al+/M/Test.Te)tG.Te)t, 1 4hr+CF, 1 ' 4r3f QRe"lace this with yo!r %o ile .honeQs No. M/4o%%1.5!t"!t S Te)t1.Te)t 1 4hr+2B, M/4o%%1.5!t"!t S RAT74MP/SR 1 4hr+CF, 1 0al+/M/Test.Te)tB.Te)t, 1 4hr+CF, 1 ' 4r3f QRe"lace this with yo!r %o ile .honeQs No. M/4o%%1.5!t"!t S Te)t1.Te)t 1 4hr+2B, End /! .ri'ate /! -or%K3oad+, *ith M/4o%%1 .4o%%.ort S 1 Q"ort no. in ;e'ice Mana$erUMode%U...Mode% for %o ile ./ettin$s S ROB00,N,J,1R .Handsha&in$ S co%None Qco%RT/ for %o ile .RT/Ena le S Tr!e .;TREna le S Tr!e .RThreshold S 1 ./Threshold S 1 .In"!tMode S co%In"!tModeTe)t .In"!t3en S 0 ..ort5"en S Tr!e Q%!st e the last End *ith End /!
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