Mi Fare
Mi Fare
Block diagram:
Above block diagram shows about the MI-Fare card reader. This module is devided into
three functional parts:
1. Card reader.
2. Core part.
3. Graphical LCD(128*64).
Card reader which we are using here is mfrc500 by philips which serially connected to
the micro processor. The micro processor RCM2200 is by rabbit semiconductor. which is
built in RJ-45 Ethernet port with 10 Base-T interface. So,we can easily interface it with
computer.
It has large memory space so, it allows large programs with tens of thousands of lines of
code, and substantial data storage. Integrated Ethernet port for network connectivity,
royalty-free TCP/IP software.
It is serially connected with the philips p89v51rd2 micro controller to display the data on
the graphical LCD. It generally sends the code to the controller for displaying data.the
code is predefined in the processor.
The glcd(128*64) is used to show data written on card. Through the connection with com
port, we can also display some instant messages through communication terminal from
computer.
Software:
Here we use ‘C’ language for coding P89v51rd2 to interface with the graphical LCD.
Also using ‘C’ for RCM2200 coding which gives control messages to p89v51rd2 to
display data on LCD display.
Use of ‘C’ coding here is that it creates the smaller sized hex file and it has own
compilers that produce hex files which we can easily download into ROM of the
microcontroller and micro processor.
Application:
This module is used in the administrative purpose such as attendance of the staff at
particular time slots detection that shown and collects data of time regularity. With this, if
the administrative want to message to particular employee he/she can also do the same.
With some attachments the security systems may be increased and used in vast use for
public addressing systems.
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