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home automation
« on: June 12, 2011, 02:44:41 PM »
patulong naman...  :D :D :D


pano simulan?

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home automation
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Re: home automation
« Reply #1 on: June 12, 2011, 03:02:09 PM »
Sige,  dito ka magsimula sa panonood.

Home Automation  2003 concept & prototype  :    
http://s328.photobucket.com/albums/l336/myphotoloader/Real%20Life%20Security/?action=view&current=HomeAutomationDemo.mp4


Actual Implementation    :    
http://s328.photobucket.com/albums/l336/myphotoloader/Real%20Life%20Security/?action=view&current=myREALLifeSecurityApplications.mp4#!oZZ2QQcurrentZZhttp%3A%2F%2Fs328.photobucket.com%2Falbums%2Fl336%2Fmyphotoloader%2FReal%2520Life%2520Security%2F%3Faction%3Dview%26current%3DmyREALLifeSecurityApplications.mp4

may idea ka na ba kung anong Home Automation ang gusto m?


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Re: home automation
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Re: home automation
« Reply #2 on: June 12, 2011, 03:14:09 PM »
actually ang iniisip namin ung sa para sa skul namin ung mga lightings at fans automated xa..
saka lang xa mag oon kung may shedule ng class dun sa rum na un..

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Re: home automation
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Re: home automation
« Reply #3 on: June 12, 2011, 03:24:36 PM »
ah!  puwede iyong PIR sensor niyan, kung may detect na tao sa loob ng room, saka ON mga lights, aircon / fan,  puwede din ito ma-on ng manual access.   Mga ilang rooms po ba ang gusto ninyong automated?   O buong school po ba?

Puwede din niyo pong idagdag ang security Features nito -- kasi gagamit kayo ng mga sensors para i-detect kung may tao o wala sa rooms o school premises para mga fan and ligts ay aandar.

Example of these sensors  :    http://www.1diycentre.com/product_profile_security_files/Page1166.htm


Well, of course, mayroon kaming Trainer Kit about  Security,  it is easy to convert the program into an automation.   See this  :    http://www.1diycentre.com/product_profile_security.htm   

Ang kailangan mo na lang dito ay iyong  High Power Interface para i-handle ang 220Vac,  tawag namin ay Power engineering.  Ay, puwede pala programmable ang Turn Off / On ng fan / lights.

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Re: home automation
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Re: home automation
« Reply #4 on: June 12, 2011, 03:28:59 PM »
actually ang iniisip namin ung sa para sa skul namin ung mga lightings at fans automated xa..

hehehehe,, dapat title ng thread na ito ay  SCHOOL  Automation,  hindi Home Automation, hehehe

btw po,  iyong  Trainer Kit na sinasabi ko ay,  puwede siya programmable kung anong oras mag-on at mag-off ang mga load gaya ng Electric Fan,  Lights na naka-kabit   (basic board po iyan, kung ang load mo ay electric fan , lights saka iba pang device, kailangan mo ng High Power Interface, gaya ng High Power Relays para i-handle niya ang 220Vac).

Sir,  this may serve as your reference, sana makatulong ako sa inyo.
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Re: home automation
« Reply #4 on: June 12, 2011, 03:28:59 PM »

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Re: home automation
« Reply #5 on: June 12, 2011, 04:16:37 PM »
hehehehe,, dapat title ng thread na ito ay  SCHOOL  Automation,  hindi Home Automation, hehehe
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hahaha..oo pla,
salamat po sir lakingtulong po sa min....=D

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Re: home automation
« Reply #6 on: June 13, 2011, 10:46:10 AM »
It's nice idea for your school, I wish I can do that to my school too.

Add ko na din,  since TIME base (plus manual access) and  Turn on at saka off ng mga lights and Electric Fan  (wala ata aircon, diba),  puwde muna rin siguro idagdag ang  Synchronized TIME sa buong school niyo,  i hope you buy the idea.

Ano ba ang deal dito,  kayo lang ang gagawa at bawal ang coaching or help from outside?    Sana hindi,  kasi kahit iyong mga nasa R&D mismo,   hindi naman sila-sila lang ang gumagawa, mayroon pa rin support sa mga chipset makers or minsan kumukuha ng 3rd aprty developer.

The hard question is, paano simulan?
If you like to follow our systems of product Development,  you are welcome.   Start with  [LDS 1]Feasibility Study <market drive>, Features / Requirements. 
1.  Start defining what you want, the features of your project.  Ilang ilaw ang i-con trol,  ilang Electric fan ang i-control, what are the other  features?   Write it down- and called this as  Project Features List.

2.  Write again a documents which is called Project  Specifications,  this will described what platform you will going to use,  say,   ang project ay kino-control ng PC,  o kaya MCU na 8051, PIC, AVR, Toshiba, NEC, Samsung, etc.....      Ito ay may display na  touch Screen LCD o kaya 16x2 LCD na blue backlight,  mayroon  4 switch sa programming,  may back up battery,  may case na fiber glass,  bla bla bla.......   isulat mo lahat ng gusto mo.     

After you defined these thing,  you can have a rought estimate  kung magkano ang magagastos,  try to ask sombody how much is the LCD, how much is the MCU, how much  is the case, etc.... then you can have a Bill-Of-Material cost  (BOM cost).

3.  After you finished all,  get your classmates  and have a final review of the paperworks,  all of the above are estimated, they are not actual cost -- it comes with  "+"  and  "-",  but, you have now an idea of what your intended project is all about in terms of Technical and  price.

Get the specifications and technicalities "streamline",  cut off what is unnecessary, someone suggest a security features, Iam suggesting a Synchronized Time in your school, well, its your choice.    My advice is,  take it  1....2....3   step by step.   Get the main features done first,  after that, you can include other features.

Fo your reference on the Technical Specification,  you might like to see the ebook on page 147  :  Simple MicroController Programming Part 3,  you can downloaded it    http://www.1diycentre.com/Simple_MCU_Programming_Part%203.pdf

Please do not bypass the above suggestion,  it will bring you to success.  This is our Ladder Systems of Product Development.  So what's next?    It is [LDS 2] Engineering Design /Sample, prototyping.   Before you go to this stage,  make it sure that all your groupmates understand all the technicalities and that,  all of you will agree  (if not vote it by majority)  so that when things goes wrong, no one will going to blame.

Good Luck... and I hope to see of anything you can come up with.  btw,  my assessment of your project is  not difficult  or easy,  it is Interesting and I am glad you are doing it for you school.


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Re: home automation
« Reply #7 on: June 13, 2011, 10:00:59 PM »
salamat po sa binigay mong recommendations sir ..pag aaralan po namin tong mga to para mas lalong mapaganda ung thesis namin..
your idea is great!
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Re: home automation
« Reply #8 on: June 26, 2011, 11:19:53 AM »
ayos na ba sir, mga maam?
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Re: home automation
« Reply #9 on: June 26, 2011, 01:21:57 PM »


btw po,  iyong  Trainer Kit na sinasabi ko ay,  puwede siya programmable kung anong oras mag-on at mag-off ang mga load gaya ng Electric Fan,  Lights na naka-kabit   (basic board po iyan, kung ang load mo ay electric fan , lights saka iba pang device, kailangan mo ng High Power Interface, gaya ng High Power Relays para i-handle niya ang 220Vac).


sir ung kit po ba na binangggit nyo eh good for 1 room lang?.. ilan po ang maximum na kayang icontroll na light/fan??

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Re: home automation
« Reply #10 on: June 26, 2011, 01:54:33 PM »
sir ung kit po ba na binangggit nyo eh good for 1 room lang?.. ilan po ang maximum na kayang icontroll na light/fan??

Sir,  iyong kit as BASIC  Central Station po,   http://www.1diycentre.com/product_profile_security.htm,  kung baga ito ang magiging central station, kasi mayroon siya LCD,  push button, puwede na gumawa ka ng MENU Driven Program para i-control niya ang kahit ilan na room.

Itong kit na ito ay pinaka-basic na central station,  wala pa iyong  circuit para i-control nito ang turn On/Off ng electric fan o light.   Kailangan na gumawa pa po kayo  (puwede po namin kayo tulungan basta may oras ang technical team namin),  Kung ilang room ang gusto ninyong i-control, ay nasa inyo iyan at laging 1room= 1 control  (kung iisa ang control ng electric fan at saka lights).

For your reference, check mo din ang thread na ito :    http://www.electronicslab.ph/forum/index.php?topic=21888.0
Dito,  makikita mo may mga sensors iyan, kung maka detect ng presence ng tao,  saka turn on ang light/fans, etc.. 

Sir,  i-download mo ang part 3 ng ebook, at doon mo makikita kung paano ang innovative use ng Trainer Kit na ito, it is free   just follow this link to download the 3 ebooks     http://www.1diycentre.com/index_files/Page378.htm
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Re: home automation
« Reply #11 on: July 09, 2011, 06:56:27 PM »
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Re: home automation
« Reply #12 on: November 17, 2011, 02:07:48 AM »
TS kumusta ang thesis niyo?. .ito ba ang ginawa niyo?. .

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Re: home automation
« Reply #13 on: November 17, 2011, 06:24:30 AM »
actually ang iniisip namin ung sa para sa skul namin ung mga lightings at fans automated xa..
saka lang xa mag oon kung may shedule ng class dun sa rum na un..


I've done this project using PLC (Siemens LOGO). Maganda kasi ito since di mo na problema ang hardware side. I've used PIR as sensor. May built in RTC (Real Time Clock) ito kaya pwede ka mag schedule kung kailan mo bubuhayin ang ilaw at fans. Pwede rin baguhin ang schedule on the PLC alone no more programmer needed kasi may LCD ito at buttons.

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Re: home automation
« Reply #14 on: December 05, 2012, 03:10:18 AM »
interesting topic po....paano po kya e2 icoconect sa outlet q sakali? bagauhan pa lng po aq kc pano po ba e2 ginagawa  maraming salamat po sa mg reply :)

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Re: home automation
« Reply #15 on: December 05, 2012, 10:11:50 AM »
pa abang..
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Re: home automation
« Reply #16 on: December 05, 2012, 01:37:02 PM »
Try to look for Logo soft comfort

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Re: home automation
« Reply #17 on: December 06, 2012, 09:01:32 PM »
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