Aim
Read moreTo create a secure and automated mechanism for locking and unlocking a door, typically controlled via input methods like a password.
Working1. Input: Password Entry via Keypad
- The system begins with the user entering a password on the 4x4 keypad.
- The keypad sends the pressed key values to the Arduino Uno, which processes the input in real-time.
- The LCD display provides feedback, prompting the user to "Enter Password" and showing progress as keys are pressed (e.g., asterisks or dashes).
2. Password Verification
- Once the user enters the complete password, the Arduino Uno checks the input against a predefined stored password in its memory.
- If the entered password matches the stored password, the system proceeds to unlock the door.
- If the password is incorrect, the Arduino triggers a warning response:
- The system might beep (via the connected buzzer) or display an "Access Denied" message on the LCD.
3. Unlocking Mechanism
- Upon successful password authentication:
- The Arduino sends a signal to the servo motor, which rotates to pull or push the latch mechanism.
- This action physically unlocks the door by moving the latch out of the lock position.
- The LCD display updates with a message like "Access Granted" or "Door Unlocked" to confirm successful operation.
4. Power Management
- The system operates on power supplied to the Arduino Uno, and the connected devices (servo motor, LCD, keypad, buzzer) draw minimal power, ensuring energy efficiency.
Arduino door locks have several merits, including:
- Keyless entry: Users can open the door with a smartphone or access code, eliminating the need for keys.
- Programmable: Users can set their own password for added protection.
- Low power consumption: The circuit requires minimal power to operate.
- Secure: The system is secure because passwords are unique and the sensor can identify them.
- Flexible: The system can be used with other systems.





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