Security monitoring system

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Security monitoring system

• Team Members
• Julia Kleynbok - EE
• Michael Dolojan - ME
• Peter Woloszyn - CoE
• Jia Wang EE
• Advisor- Professor Ming Yu

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Home Security Systems

• No user involvement
• False alarms
• Monitoring expenses
• No record of incidents

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Monitoring Systems

• Monitoring expenses
• Requires constant supervision
• No record of incidents

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Objective

• To create a monitoring system that allows full
  user interface
• Many application fields
• Can be incorporated into a larger system
• Allows total user control

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The system

• Monitoring station
• Event recording through sensors
• Event database
• Interactive interface

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Possible Events

• Motion Detection
• Temperature change
• Door or window opening

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The system

• Suitable for any location
• The number and positioning of components
• Flexible design

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The system allows

• Remote access
• Cohesion with existing systems
• Additional components
• Alert systems
• Expansion of services

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System constraints

• Budget
• Means of connection
• Extent of services
• Standards and codes

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Components

• Camera
• Motion Sensor
• Thermal Sensor
• Door / Window Sensor
• Parallel Port
• Monitoring Server

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Logitech QuickCam Pro 4000

• USB interface
• Resolution 1.3 mpx
• 30 frames per second
• Built-in Motion Sensor (software)
• Price 99.95 USD

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Camera Trade-offs
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Quick-Mount Indoor IQ Profiler PIR

• Coverage area 50 ft x 50 ft and 85 wide
• Intelligent Program Library
• Price 29.99 USD

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Motion sensor Trade-offs
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Maxim MAX6658

• Two-Channel Digital Temperature Sensor
• Accuracy 1º C
• Temperature Alert (user defined)
• Price 0.90 USD

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Miniature Magnetic Contact Switch

• Detects opening of doors and windows
• 1.25 long x 0.25 thick
• Price 3.99 USD

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Server

• Minimum Requirements
• 400 MHz Processor
• 64 MB RAM
• USB interface
• Hard Drive 20 GB
• Internet connection
• Windows 98

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Software Interface

• Parallel Port Input Interface
• USB Input Interface
• Database Interface
• Web/Login Interface

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Parallel Port Input Interface

• VB parallel port signal detection
• Detect signals from sensors
• Fire alarm
• Send to database

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USB Input Interface

• Webcam Software
• -Logitech ImageStudio
• -Allow live viewing of cam
• -Detect motion and store video

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Database Interface

• Store input from cam and sensors into a database
• -Log date and time of events
• -Log date and time of motion capture

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Web/Login Interface

• User Logs In
• -View cam live
• -View event log
• -View motion detection video
• -Fire sensor status
• -Other administrator options
• -Change password

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System Integration

• Physical connection
• Connecting Hardware with Software

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• - CAT5
• - - USB

Motion Sensor
Magnet Sensor
Digital Thermometer
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Server
- - CAT5 - - USB Parallel cord
Parallel Port
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• For sensors CAT5
• 10 wires inside
• Easy to connect
• No mess

• For Camera USB Wire
• Fast connection

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Commercial Usage

• Flexibility
• Adjustable sensors
• Able to monitor different areas
• Easy to install

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• Budget
• QuickCam Pro 4000 - 99.95
• Motion Sensor - 29.95
• Door/Window Sensors - 4 / 3.99ea.
• Heat Sensor - 2.25
• Parallel Port/Header - 11.00
• TOTAL - 159.11
• Computer - less than 200

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• Easy to Use
• Keep in track with Log of events
• Access anywhere with internet connection
• Able to view still image or video documentation

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Progress so far

• Work Defined
• Research
• System designed
• Exact parts identified
• Integration considered

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Future work

• Order components
• System integration
• Hardware
• Programming
• Interconnection
• Testing and Debugging
• Sensors
• Software

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Future work (continued)

• Limitations
• Sensor range
• Storage space on the server
• Camera range
• Final Documentation
• Presentation

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Acknowledgements

• Our Advisor Professor Ming Yu
• Professor Sterlacci

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Questions CommentsSuggestions