Week 13 FYP II

Title of activity:

Poster preparation


Objectives:

One of the criteria that is needed during presentation.


Content/Procedure:  

Conclusion:

Poster is as in need on presentation day.

Week 12 FYP II

Title of activity:

Make a casing for my prototype


Objectives:

To make sure all the circuit is always in good condition and the wire is not brake.


Content/Procedure:  

Conclusion:


This is to make my project look smart and simple

Week 11 FYP II

Title of activity:

Rough result on hardware and software


Objectives:

To have a clear view on my project


Content/Procedure:  

1. Teacher must login the system first

2. Edit the student's profile

3. Touch card nearer to RFID reader.

4. The window will show the student identification


Day 1

Day 1 is the day where all the student (3 student) was present.

Day 2

Day 2 shows that one student is absent.

*TOTAL ABSENT : 1

Day 3

 Day 3 shows that, one student is not coming again.

*TOTAL ABSENT : 2

Day 4

The day 4 is showing again that one student also didn't come to class.

TOTAL ABSENT : 3

Day 5

Day 5 is showing all the student attends the class.

TOTAL ABSENT :3

Day 6

Once again on day 6, that student is not showing up.

TOTAL ABSENT : 4

Day 7

 Day 7 is showing that student is attending the class.

TOTAL ABSENT : 4

Day 8

 seems like the student has been BARRED because my barred system will delete the profile of student who is not attending the class for more than 4 times. 

STATUS : BARRED

Conclusion:

As conclusion, this is my project is all about.

Week 10 FYP II

Title of activity: 

Burn the PIC program into PIC.


Objectives:

To understand better on how to burn


Content/Procedure:  

 1.  Connect PIC programmer to computer via serial port / USB port.

2.   Insert PIC into the programmer socket.

3.  Copy ‘Winpic800’ folder to Desktop.

4.   Look for Winpic800.exe in the folder.

5.   Double click Winpic800.exe to start the program.

6. Select proper PIC name in the top right combo box.

7. Open the .hex file which you want to download into PIC e.g. if your .c filename is ‘abc.c’, suppose you need to download ‘abc.hex’ into PIC.

8. Go to ‘Device’ -> ‘Program All’ to start download program into your PIC.

Conclusion:

As we done with a basic on how to run the program into our PIC, we now can connect all the devices to this PIC. 

As we all known, PIC is the heart of one project component. As we had done with the heart, all the other component can perform and function well. 

Week 9 FYP II

Title of activity:

 The study of computer interface


Objectives:

To develop a PIC program so that can be burned into PIC.


Content/Procedure:  

The above program was build for PIC 16F877A. We use delay to avoid the systems from hang, The delay used is 20mHz. For RS232 setting, the baud was 9600 and we use the pin number 6 to transmit and pin number 7 to receive. 

If the output is high (1), the red LED will turn on

If the output is low (0), the red LED will turn off

The red LED will turn on of the valid card was detected. The valid card is the card that has been registered through the program.

Conclusion:

Can be concluded that this week's revised was based on the PIC program. This is important as PIC is the heart of my project ;)