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SMART DOOR LOCK SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT PROTOTYPE USING RFID TECHNOLOGY ID-12

Authors: Asrul Sani; Suhendra Suhendra; Komda Saharja; Yusmar Ali; Siti Aisyah;

SMART DOOR LOCK SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT PROTOTYPE USING RFID TECHNOLOGY ID-12

Abstract

This innovative door lock system is designed to make it easier to control security in certain homes or rooms. This system can also be used in government offices and factories to restrict someone from entering a room that just anyone can not enter. In this system, the automatic door lock uses an ID-12 type RFID reader, Tag/Transponder, Arduino UNO R3, 5v Buzzer, Drop Bolt Lock, Relay Module, and LCD. The RFID reader ID-12 is used as a receiver, and the tag/transponder as a transmitter. This system works when the scanned RFID tag/card/transponder sends hexadecimal data to the RFID Reader ID-12, which then, from the RFID Reader, will receive and send data to the Arduino. Then the Arduino UNO will process it by reading the program module (data from the RFID tag/card/transponder) and giving commands to the buzzer to make a sound or notification. The relay module is a connector or breaker for the deadbolt lock or solenoid to open and lock the door and a 16x2 LCD to display the status of the scanned RFID card. On standby, the LCD displays the words "Smart Door Lock Scan Your RFID." When the scanned RFID card is registered and the bolt lock or solenoid is open, the LCDs the words "Welcome". When the scanned RFID card is not registered, and the drop bolt lock or solenoid is not open, then the words "Your Card is Unregistered." The push button is used to reset the Arduino when the Arduino is hanging and when the 16x2 LCDs have an error display

Keywords

reader, TK7885-7895, arduino, smart lock door, Computer engineering. Computer hardware, Electronic computers. Computer science, QA75.5-76.95, rfid

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