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Objective: RTC: User at The Client Location Need To Set Time For The Incrementing

The system features include a microcontroller with an RTC, display units, switches, a relay section, and Ethernet connectivity. The RTC allows a user to set the incrementing interval time. A seven segment display shows the set time and incrementing counter value. Switches are used to set the date, time, and password. The relay section provides input pulses to the microcontroller to increment the counter value. The microcontroller then pushes the count value to a database via Ethernet so that it can be monitored over the network.

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Objective: RTC: User at The Client Location Need To Set Time For The Incrementing

The system features include a microcontroller with an RTC, display units, switches, a relay section, and Ethernet connectivity. The RTC allows a user to set the incrementing interval time. A seven segment display shows the set time and incrementing counter value. Switches are used to set the date, time, and password. The relay section provides input pulses to the microcontroller to increment the counter value. The microcontroller then pushes the count value to a database via Ethernet so that it can be monitored over the network.

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INTRODUCTION

Objective

This document defines the System Features and its Functionalities.

Block Diagram

Overview

Salient features of the System are as follows:

Microcontroller Section has the features like


1. RTC.
2. Display Unit.
3. Switches.
4. Relay section.
5. Data Pushing through Ethernet.
RTC: User at the client location need to set time for the incrementing
interval. So he needs time to set them. This features helps in setting up
his time using switches that are provided to him on the board. This
settingup time depends on the shift works of the User like standalone
basis. He also has to set the time for start of the shift, so that based on
this value the value of the counter gets reset. If there are 2 shifts then
the time interval for each shift will be 12hrs and are termed as 1A, 1B,
1C…There may three shifts also based on the user need where he chooses
it to be 8hrs and termed as 2A, 2B, 2C…
Display Unit: we have two types of displays on the board.
1. Seven Segment Display: We will have two displays one above the
other. Topmost one will have the info regarding the time that has being
set. And the bottom display is for showing the counter increment value.
These are named as Display1 and Display2 in the block diagram.
2. Crystal Display: This display is for displaying the real time clock which
helps the user to set the time looking at this. This is named as LCD in the
block diagram.
Switches: There will be four switches left out on the board for the user.
User will have to operate these switches for Character Shifting, Modifying,
Incrementing and selecting the characters for Date, Day, Time and
Password Typing.
Relay section: Basically Input to the microcontroller will be given
through Pulses using Relays. Normally closed is considered to be one
pulse. This serves as input to controller. Microcontroller will display this
count value using Display2.Display1 will have the set time for the count
increment.
Data Pushing through Ethernet: Once after the microcontroller has the
count value, it has to push it to database and should be used by the user
for monitoring the count value in their systems if they are into the
network.

Functionality in Brief:
System has the feature like RTC, using which Time will be set. User will
have four switches on the board using which he sets the time for the
counter to increment.Inaddition to this counter can also be incremented
using a relay that is on the board and can be in normally open or normally
closed state. If it is Normally Closed then, count has to be incremented by
one. This count value will be displayed continuously on the seven
segment display along with the set time. Value gets reset once after the
start time. Again the counter value gets incremented based on the cycling
time, which the user sets again. Captured count value will be displayed
continuously using Ethernet and any system in the same network can see
the value in their system using console application.

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