GSM BASED DIGITAL NOTICE BOARD

INTRODUCTION
1.1 Motivation From the past many years we are seeing the notices of the college , companies ,offices is usually displayed on the normal board having number of notices written on the same board .So we were thinking that if all these notices are displayed at the same place one by one except occupying the whole board area. So we come to the conclusion to design a Notice board such that it can fulfill the requirements such as less manual operation, same notice can be displayed at the various places at the same time, the notice (board display should be visible from maximum area or distance, compact and compatible, easy handling. 1.2 What is Digital Notic Boa!" S#st $% !t is a system having digital notice board. "he notice can be displayed on the digital display in the rolling manner. "he notice can be typed or edited on the #$. %nd then it will send the notice to every display connected to the system. %lso we can receive the notice on &obile phone through the 'S& (wireless communication "echnology and display it on the digital display boards using the #$ having the connectivity(s like )yper terminal*%" commands*+, software. !n this way we can save the work as required for a regular notice board.

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1.2.1 INPUTS DEFINED IN THE PROJECT Digital input Message received from mobile phone Message typed on the PC(computer) Power supply: From AC mains or battery bac up to drive circuit!

1.2.2 OUTPUTS DEFINED IN THE PROJECT Alphanumeric Display : " #o display different messages! $%D: " For different types of indication! &nterfacing protocol '(")*):" For transferring sms to pc!

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2.2 Bloc- Diag!a$ D sc!i.tion,

!n our pro-ect we are going to demonstrate the .igital Notice ,oard system using rolling display .%lso we are going the S&S*'S& technique "he blocks shown in the diagram are described as below/

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!n our day today life we know most of the peoples used the mobile phones ."he peoples used the phones to achieve or to get the different facilities ."he mobile in work. %s shown in the block diagram we are sending the notice board through S&S. Since we are using S&S to transmit the Notice, distance not an issue because the S&S can be sent anywhere in the range. Some of these facilities are useful in our pro-ect so we are using the S&S that is 'S& techniques to transfer data from distant places such as from one area to the another area of the same college. !n our pro-ect we are using S&S technique to instant or quick transfer of data or notice to the required destination that is college or department. "his above given use or function is provided by the dedicated mobile use in our digital notice board system. phone can provide the different facilities such as S&S,'#0S,&&S,+1!$2$%33S,.%"% $%33S, '#0S, 2ntertainment flexibility

2.2.2 'C,
4e are using the +, software in our #$ for the user interface with the system. 4ith the help of this +, software any user can easily make the use of the system.

"his +, software provides the notice typing and editing facility. %lso we can copy the same content as received through mobile in the editing window and call it as a notice. )ence the #$*+, software provides the typing, editing and formatting options to the user.

2.2.1 RS 212,
0S 565 is a serial communication cable used in the system. )ere, the 0S 565 provides the serial communication between the 7igbee module and the #$. So it is a media used to communicate between 7igbee and the #$. !n our pro-ect the 0S565 serves the function to transfer the edited notice (or data from #$ (+, software to the 7igbee 0F module, for the further operation of the system.

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!n our pro-ect we are feeding the program to the microcontroller to collect the data or notice transferred from #$ through 0S 565 and 8bee modules. %fter collecting or receiving the data it will save the received data into its on9chip memory. %nd then as given in the program the controller will send or display the notice on the alphanumeric display in the required fashion i.e. rolling fashion.

2.2.3 Dis.la#,
!n our pro-ect we are using the alphanumeric display. %s the name :%lphanumeric display; suggests it is a type of display .,ut the difference between a normal display and the alphanumeric display is that it can display %lphabets as well as Numbers on it. So we don(t need the extra programming required to display the alphabets like in normal (32. .isplay . %lso it is brighter than the normal 32. display.

Al.han4$ !ic Dis.la#, 5 ! we are using 32. based %lphanumeric display of < inch si=e. "he reason for selecting bthe display is that the visibility and clarity is pretty good from a long distance.