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    IoT Based Smart and Secure Lock V20

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    This document describes an upgraded IoT-based smart lock with 4 layers of access control: RFID, PIN, fingerprint, and OTP. The upgraded version adds fingerprint authentication using an ESP32 board and fingerprint sensor. Users must now provide valid RFID, fingerprint scan, PIN, and one-time password to unlock the door. The system records entry data like timestamps and user names to a mySQL database for administrators to monitor lock usage. A Nextion touchscreen allows users to interact with the lock interface.

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    IoT Based Smart and Secure Lock V20

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    This document describes an upgraded IoT-based smart lock with 4 layers of access control: RFID, PIN, fingerprint, and OTP. The upgraded version adds fingerprint authentication using an ESP32 board and fingerprint sensor. Users must now provide valid RFID, fingerprint scan, PIN, and one-time password to unlock the door. The system records entry data like timestamps and user names to a mySQL database for administrators to monitor lock usage. A Nextion touchscreen allows users to interact with the lock interface.

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    This document describes an upgraded IoT-based smart lock with 4 layers of access control: RFID, PIN, fingerprint, and OTP. The upgraded version adds fingerprint authentication using an ESP32 board and fingerprint sensor. Users must now provide valid RFID, fingerprint scan, PIN, and one-time password to unlock the door. The system records entry data like timestamps and user names to a mySQL database for administrators to monitor lock usage. A Nextion touchscreen allows users to interact with the lock interface.

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    IoT Based Smart and Secure Lock V20

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    This document describes an upgraded IoT-based smart lock with 4 layers of access control: RFID, PIN, fingerprint, and OTP. The upgraded version adds fingerprint authentication using an ESP32 board and fingerprint sensor. Users must now provide valid RFID, fingerprint scan, PIN, and one-time password to unlock the door. The system records entry data like timestamps and user names to a mySQL database for administrators to monitor lock usage. A Nextion touchscreen allows users to interact with the lock interface.

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    instructables

    IoT Based Smart and Secure Lock V2.0

    by make2explore

    In this project we've built IoT based smart lock which have 4 layers of access. RFID + PIN + Fingerprint + OTP. We have
    slightly upgraded our previous version of the project. In this version we are going to add one more accessibility layer.
    That is biometric, means, we've added ngerprint based authentication.
    Also we are going to use di erent MCU development Board. In version 1 we have used Particle Photon
    Board, but in this project we will use ESP32 development board.
    So now, if user want to unlock this lock, then he or she should have Valid RFID, Fingerprint, PIN and OTP,
    means one time password.
    Also we have programmed this lock system to keep record data of user entries with user name and
    timestamp. This data will recorded on our dedicated mySQL database which is hosted on our
    webserver, hence the system Administrator can login to that web portal and, keep track of how many
    time this lock got opened.
    NextionTouchscreen HMI Display is used for interacting with this door lock.

    Supplies:

    Parts Required
    1. NodeMCU ESP32 Development Board
    2. RC522 RFID Reader Module
    3. FPM10A Fingerprint Sensor
    4. 3.5" Nextion Touchscreen HMI Display
    5. MB102 Breadboard Power Supply module
    6. 12V Solenoid Lock
    7. 2 Channel Relay Board 5V
    8. Batteries - 7.4V LiPo, 11.1V LiPo and Power Bank.

    IoT Based Smart and Secure Lock V2.0: Page 1


    IoT Based Smart and Secure Lock V2.0: Page 2
    Step 1: ESP32 and MFRC522 RFID Interfacing

    Connect the components as shown in circuit diagram.


    Then install the latest Arduino IDE (if previously not install on your system)
    Install ESP32 Board core into an Arduino IDE - Video Tutorial
    Install MFRC522 library from Arduino IDE library manager
    use Dumpinfo sample code from library to check the working of interfacing
    In code, make sure to change the SS and RST pins as

    #define SS_PIN 21 // SDA/SS Pin of RFID Reader


    #define RST_PIN 22 // RESET Pin of RFID Reader

    Using this example ( Dumpinfo), get the UID's of RFID cards/Tags. Note them down. We'll require those to add authorized
    users in nal code.

    IoT Based Smart and Secure Lock V2.0: Page 3


    Step 2: ESP32 and Fingerprint Sensor Interfacing

    Connect the components as shown in circuit diagram.


    Then install the latest Arduino IDE (if previously not install on your system)
    Install ESP32 Board core into an Arduino IDE - Video Tutorial
    Install Adafruit-Fingerprint-Sensor-Library from Arduino IDE library manager
    use enrollsample sketch from library to check the working of interfacing
    Use this sketch to enroll correct authorized ngers data in Sensors memory.
    It is recommended to enroll at least 4-5 templates (of one nger) for each user.
    Also keep note of each users template numbers( Finger ID's). We'll require those to add authorized users
    in nal code.

    IoT Based Smart and Secure Lock V2.0: Page 4


    Step 3: ESP32 and Nextion Display Interfacing

    Important Points to Note before interfacing


    Download Iteadlib Nextion library from its o cial website. or Repository
    Install the Nextion Library in the Arduino IDE

    -- You can use method of adding zip library -- Sketch > Include Library > Add .ZIP Library
    Before using Nextion library, we need to con gure the Nextion Library for use with the ESP32. It is
    precon gured for the ATMega 2560. We need to do some changes.
    ESP32 have 3 Hardware serial ports.
    In this project(in nal circuit), we have connected Nextion display to Serial1 and Fingerprint sensor to
    Serial2
    So we'll use as as following

    -- dbSerial enabled --- (To get the debug messages ON on Serial)


    -- nexSerial to use our hardware serial i.e Serial1
    -- Fingerprint sensor to Serial2
    To do above con g open and edit NexCon g.h, and locate following line
    #define DUBUG_SERIAL_ENABLE

    and ensure that it is not commented out.

    IoT Based Smart and Secure Lock V2.0: Page 5


    Then, locate the line de ning nexSerial

    #define nexSerial Serial1

    ensure it is Serial1 (pins GPIO09/GPIO10)

    Then next, Edit NexHardware.cpp to change the baud rates.

    locate the nexInit() function, here we con gure the baud rate for Serial Monitor and Nextion. as shown
    dbSerial.begin(115200);
    nexSerial.begin(9600);

    Finally, Arduino's AVR Software serial is not compatible with Nextion, It throws errors. So we have to
    comment out following line from ‘Nexupload.cpp’ le of nextion library.

    #include<softwareserial.h>

    Or you can just renamenexupload.cppand nexupload.h les from Nextion library folder itself with any
    other extensions like e.g nexupload.txt
    Among above two workarounds any one will bypass the nexupload error of nextion library.

    To know more about how to get started with with Nextion display, refer this video, there we have explained how use
    Nextion IDE and how to upload GUI to Nextion HMI Touchscreen Display etc.

    IoT Based Smart and Secure Lock V2.0: Page 6


    Step 4: Main Circuit Diagram

    Step 5: Demonstration

    In this video we've given detailed step wise explanation to build and implement this project.

    https://youtu.be/X8uOJ63XOb8

    Step 6: Documentation

    Project Source code, Schematics and all Nextion Display design les are available on following GitHub Repo
    https://github.com/make2explore/IoTbasedLockV2.0
    Project's improvement suggestions, Bugs, Queries and solutions are most welcomed.

    IoT Based Smart and Secure Lock V2.0: Page 7

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