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This program controls access to a touchless panel using RFID tags. It defines pins for a relay, warning LED, and initializes serial communication. The main loop reads incoming RFID tag IDs and compares them to a stored tag. If they match, it allows access by triggering the relay. If not, it denies access by lighting the warning LED. It then overwrites the input array and resets counters to clear for the next read cycle.

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Programming For Touchless Panel: Char Char

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This program controls access to a touchless panel using RFID tags. It defines pins for a relay, warning LED, and initializes serial communication. The main loop reads incoming RFID tag IDs and compares them to a stored tag. If they match, it allows access by triggering the relay. If not, it denies access by lighting the warning LED. It then overwrites the input array and resets counters to clear for the next read cycle.

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This program controls access to a touchless panel using RFID tags. It defines pins for a relay, warning LED, and initializes serial communication. The main loop reads incoming RFID tag IDs and compares them to a stored tag. If they match, it allows access by triggering the relay. If not, it denies access by lighting the warning LED. It then overwrites the input array and resets counters to clear for the next read cycle.

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Programming For Touchless Panel: Char Char

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This program controls access to a touchless panel using RFID tags. It defines pins for a relay, warning LED, and initializes serial communication. The main loop reads incoming RFID tag IDs and compares them to a stored tag. If they match, it allows access by triggering the relay. If not, it denies access by lighting the warning LED. It then overwrites the input array and resets counters to clear for the next read cycle.

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Programming for Touchless panel

#define RELAYPIN 13
#define WARNLEDPIN 12
char tag[] ="51005F46642C"; // Replace with your own Tag ID
char input[12]; // A variable to store the Tag ID being
presented
int count = 0; // A counter variable to navigate through
the input[] character array
boolean flag = 0; // A variable to store the Tag match status
void setup()
{
Serial.begin(9600); // Initialise Serial Communication with the
Serial Monitor
pinMode(RELAYPIN,OUTPUT); // RELAY OUTPUT
pinMode(WARNLEDPIN,OUTPUT); //WRONG TAG INDICATOR
}
void loop()
{
if(Serial.available())// Check if there is incoming data in the RFID Reader
Serial Buffer.
{
count = 0; // Reset the counter to zero
/* Keep reading Byte by Byte from the Buffer till the RFID Reader Buffer
is empty
or till 12 Bytes (the ID size of our Tag) is read */
while(Serial.available() && count < 12)
{
input[count] = Serial.read(); // Read 1 Byte of data and store
it in the input[] variable
count++; // increment counter
delay(5);
}
/* When the counter reaches 12 (the size of the ID) we stop and compare
each value
of the input[] to the corresponding stored value */
if(count == 12) //
{
count =0; // reset counter varibale to 0
flag = 1;
/* Iterate through each value and compare till either the 12
values are
all matching or till the first mistmatch occurs */
while(count<12 && flag !=0)
{
if(input[count]==tag[count])
Programming for Touchless panel

flag = 1; // everytime the values match, we set the


flag variable to 1
else
flag= 0;
/* if the ID values don't match, set flag variable to 0 and
stop comparing by exiting the while loop */
count++; // increment i
}
}
if(flag == 1) // If flag variable is 1, then it means the tags match
{
Serial.println("Access Allowed!");
digitalWrite(RELAYPIN,HIGH);
delay (5000);
digitalWrite (RELAYPIN,LOW);
}
else
{
Serial.println("Access Denied"); // Incorrect Tag Message
digitalWrite(WARNLEDPIN,HIGH);
delay(5000);
digitalWrite(WARNLEDPIN,LOW);
}
/* Fill the input variable array with a fixed value 'F' to overwrite
all values getting it empty for the next read cycle */
for(count=0; count<12; count++)
{
input[count]= 'F';
}
count = 0; // Reset counter variable
}
}

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