Zigbee Based Wireless Digital Notice Board

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Zigbee based wireless digital notice board

. Click to edit Master subtitle style Presented by: T.Avinash 08L31A0480 P.Siddartha 08L31A0460 V.Aditya 08L31A0483 R.Prasad 07L31A0470

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Introduction
LED display:
A symbol of modernization Information transfer Beautification of living environment Useful in industries Advantage of small volume.

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Conventional LED boards


Serial port communication RS-232 protocol Communication is wired Only one master (controller) Communication is slow Need wiring a barrier for dynamic

upgrading.

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Solution ?
Wireless Fast Easily changeable (more Dynamic) Less costly Wireless implies battery based supply Less power consuming

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System overall structure

Zigbee based interface

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Why AT89C52?
Strong anti-interference ability Highly cost effective Low voltage high performance High-density non-volatile memory On-chip flash storage option Easy to obtain a SCM (single chip

microcomputer) control system.

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The SCM unit


Zigbee transmit and receive unit AT89C52 chip Clock circuit . Reset circuit Column scan driver circuit Line driver circuit Six 32x32 LED dot matrix
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The MCU unit

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Software The main processes


process.

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The interrupt subroutine

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The Driver
Generates codes in hex for each of the

characters interface

Uses a simple VB Message read on

EEPROM.

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How are the codes obtained


Scan the bulbs to be switched on Number the rows and columns Say the LEDs to be switched are a 1 Something of this kind appears

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Example codes.

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VB for interface
The three softwares One for serial interface
This connects Zigbee system.

One for the expected output One to create the fonts


With this we can create a personalized font Languages like telugu and special symbols can

be created and displayed.

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Data transmission
Wireless Zigbee Meets IEEE 802.15.4 standards Xbee RF modules used Transmitter interfaced via serial port

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XBee
IEEE 802.15.4 systems Low-power wireless sensor networks Clock output for single crystal systems RX (receiving frame, -50 dBm) 18.5 mA TX 33.6 mA @ +5 dBm <1A in power down

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Microcontroller support 6 configurable IO pins


Interrupt generator Automatic CRC Frame filtering and processing engine

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Key features
Indoor/Urban: up to 100 (30 m) Outdoor line-of-sight: up to 300 (90 m) Transmit Power: 1 mW (0 dBm) Receiver Sensitivity: -92 RF Data Rate: 250,000 bps Free X-CTU Software (Testing and

configuration software)

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Interfacing with RS-232


Designed for this purpose Does not require soldering Can also be interfaced using USB Surface mounting

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RF module operation
UART data flow

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Serial data flow


Same as the RS-232 protocol Start-Data-Stop.

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Development and support


Proteus lite Mikro C Ember app builder Packages by digikey.org Keil vision

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What we developed?
A software to write data to the serial port A software to create new fonts Full code for the MC to operate Zigbee (Xbee) interfacing program A simulation program to see how its going to

display.

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How it looks

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THANK YOU

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