logging in or signing up BEEDL 123a finalPPT v6 Pasquale Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINTLite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 344 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (2) Dislike it (0) Added: February 04, 2008 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... By: samir3456 (14 month(s) ago) great Presentation Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close Premium member Presentation Transcript Bluetooth Enabled Electronic Door Lock: Bluetooth Enabled Electronic Door Lock (BEEDL) Thursday, December 6, 2006 Edmond Szeto Karen Liu Kipling Inscore Jerome BougoffaSimple System Diagram: Simple System Diagram Existing solutions: Existing solutions Individual door lock – Omni lock in BE Centralized server – C-Cure in E2 http://www.swhouse.comIntroducing BEEDL: Introducing BEEDL Convenient Manageable Affordable http://www.access2growth.co.uk/images/keys.gif System Block Diagram: System Block Diagram Inside the BEEDL Lock: Inside the BEEDL LockLock Controller Functions: Lock Controller Functions Accept user input Check user permissions Local Cache of the database Unlock door Control alarm Log usage http://www.wholesaleauthority.com/doorhandle/bristol/or/bristolprior.jpgHardware Design: Hardware Design Microcontroller Memory Power Supply External Interfaces Choosing the microcontroller: Choosing the microcontroller Why a microcontroller Why the Rabbit 3700 Ethernet port Four Serial ports Existing software libraries Available WiFi Add-on Rabbit SemiconductorExternal Memory: External Memory In case server is offline Operation log Cache IDs’ and passwords How to implement: SD card Removable Replaceable SanDiskPower Supply: Power Supply Powered by grid Backup battery Low power consumption Power-saving mode http://www.virtuallastchapter.com/examples/chapter02/handyman/images/outlet.jpg http://www.cometsystem.cz/img/battery.jpgData Interface: Data InterfaceData Interface: Data Interface Serial & Ethernet Rabbit native communication Bluetooth Replaces serial cable WiFi Connect the lock to the server http://www.electronicsoutfitter.com/ images/items/25428-f2n209-06.jpgPhysical Interface: Physical InterfacePhysical Interface: Physical InterfaceUser Interface: User InterfaceUser Interface: User Interface Input Side Bluetooth remote Attached Keypad Magnetic Stripe Reader and much, much more Management Side Management client VALLARTASOURCE.COM Server: ServerServer: Server Sony Vaio Laptop GNU/Linux MySQL Database Web GUI http://www.transmetazone.com/articleimages/transvaioc1msx_perpspec2.jpgSecurity: Security Tamper-resistance Forced-opening alarm Brute-force-attack lockout Verification End-to-end SSL Two layers Something you know: Password Something you have: Phone ID http://img.shopping.com/Team Tasks: Team Tasks Edmond PCB layout Bluetooth Karen Server Bluetooth Jerome PCB layout Microcontroller Kipling Server Power SupplyTasks Completed: Tasks Completed Obtained server Install server software Picked and ordered a microcontrollerSchedule: Schedule Relay Packets Control System Memory for log Local database Program Server Bluetooth Remote Wi-Fi interface EncryptionBudget: Budget Estimated cost ≈ $1.6k Micro controller kit: $600 Bluetooth: $70 × 2 WiFi router: ≈$70 Door hardware: ≤$500 Misc Electronics: ≈$200 http://www.patrickhardy.com/images/money.jpgChallenges: Challenges The design of the door lock Wi-Fi interface: connecting the micro controller to access points RSA/SSL (security encryption/decryption) Power supply Local tasks on the microcontrollerExperiences: Experiences Defining our project/goals Design choices Choosing parts Modular Input Security IssuesConclusion: ConclusionAcknowledgements: Acknowledgements Dave Crosby, Dave Vanunen, Bob Vitale, Karalee Ritcher Providing information about the security systems on campus Cyrus Bazeghi, Wentai Liu Guidance and feedback Questions?: Questions? Edmond Szeto eszeto@ucsc.edu Kipling Inscore kinscore@ucsc.edu Jerome Bougoffa jbougoff@ucsc.edu Karen Liu kliu@ucsc.edu You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
BEEDL 123a finalPPT v6 Pasquale Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINTLite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 344 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (2) Dislike it (0) Added: February 04, 2008 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... By: samir3456 (14 month(s) ago) great Presentation Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close Premium member Presentation Transcript Bluetooth Enabled Electronic Door Lock: Bluetooth Enabled Electronic Door Lock (BEEDL) Thursday, December 6, 2006 Edmond Szeto Karen Liu Kipling Inscore Jerome BougoffaSimple System Diagram: Simple System Diagram Existing solutions: Existing solutions Individual door lock – Omni lock in BE Centralized server – C-Cure in E2 http://www.swhouse.comIntroducing BEEDL: Introducing BEEDL Convenient Manageable Affordable http://www.access2growth.co.uk/images/keys.gif System Block Diagram: System Block Diagram Inside the BEEDL Lock: Inside the BEEDL LockLock Controller Functions: Lock Controller Functions Accept user input Check user permissions Local Cache of the database Unlock door Control alarm Log usage http://www.wholesaleauthority.com/doorhandle/bristol/or/bristolprior.jpgHardware Design: Hardware Design Microcontroller Memory Power Supply External Interfaces Choosing the microcontroller: Choosing the microcontroller Why a microcontroller Why the Rabbit 3700 Ethernet port Four Serial ports Existing software libraries Available WiFi Add-on Rabbit SemiconductorExternal Memory: External Memory In case server is offline Operation log Cache IDs’ and passwords How to implement: SD card Removable Replaceable SanDiskPower Supply: Power Supply Powered by grid Backup battery Low power consumption Power-saving mode http://www.virtuallastchapter.com/examples/chapter02/handyman/images/outlet.jpg http://www.cometsystem.cz/img/battery.jpgData Interface: Data InterfaceData Interface: Data Interface Serial & Ethernet Rabbit native communication Bluetooth Replaces serial cable WiFi Connect the lock to the server http://www.electronicsoutfitter.com/ images/items/25428-f2n209-06.jpgPhysical Interface: Physical InterfacePhysical Interface: Physical InterfaceUser Interface: User InterfaceUser Interface: User Interface Input Side Bluetooth remote Attached Keypad Magnetic Stripe Reader and much, much more Management Side Management client VALLARTASOURCE.COM Server: ServerServer: Server Sony Vaio Laptop GNU/Linux MySQL Database Web GUI http://www.transmetazone.com/articleimages/transvaioc1msx_perpspec2.jpgSecurity: Security Tamper-resistance Forced-opening alarm Brute-force-attack lockout Verification End-to-end SSL Two layers Something you know: Password Something you have: Phone ID http://img.shopping.com/Team Tasks: Team Tasks Edmond PCB layout Bluetooth Karen Server Bluetooth Jerome PCB layout Microcontroller Kipling Server Power SupplyTasks Completed: Tasks Completed Obtained server Install server software Picked and ordered a microcontrollerSchedule: Schedule Relay Packets Control System Memory for log Local database Program Server Bluetooth Remote Wi-Fi interface EncryptionBudget: Budget Estimated cost ≈ $1.6k Micro controller kit: $600 Bluetooth: $70 × 2 WiFi router: ≈$70 Door hardware: ≤$500 Misc Electronics: ≈$200 http://www.patrickhardy.com/images/money.jpgChallenges: Challenges The design of the door lock Wi-Fi interface: connecting the micro controller to access points RSA/SSL (security encryption/decryption) Power supply Local tasks on the microcontrollerExperiences: Experiences Defining our project/goals Design choices Choosing parts Modular Input Security IssuesConclusion: ConclusionAcknowledgements: Acknowledgements Dave Crosby, Dave Vanunen, Bob Vitale, Karalee Ritcher Providing information about the security systems on campus Cyrus Bazeghi, Wentai Liu Guidance and feedback Questions?: Questions? Edmond Szeto eszeto@ucsc.edu Kipling Inscore kinscore@ucsc.edu Jerome Bougoffa jbougoff@ucsc.edu Karen Liu kliu@ucsc.edu