RFID door lock prototype

[osnoflaster]

pretty nice ;D

[electron229]

Love it

[erikukonto]

That was a nice wall until...

[Jaydenbm]

Looks like you have plaster walls, why don't you put the RFID reader behind the wall, so you put your card up to the wall? then its concealed and neat :)

[007ThaChief007]

hw can you make a card like that?

And whitch codes are you used?

[redhairandpeace]

you can find the code on instructables

[dtrickie]

any chance of getting a copy of your code ?

[kctess5]

Haha prototype, thats why theres a hole in the wall

[coconuts739158426]

what happens when there is a power outage is the lock holder solid state or requires power to keep it locked?

[mrljthedj]

@coconuts739158426 guess you use the key in the mechanical lock

[mu86neer]

COULD U TELL ME WHAT EXACT DATA DOES ID12 READER SEND TO THE PIC?

[coconuts739158426]

@mu86neer a 8-bit rfid number

[mu86neer]

@coconuts739158426 : Thank you so much :)

[XsavioR38]

See thats what I need in my RFID door lock prototype demo.... a door. lol

nice work.

[mastrpochii]

May I know what are the things you used to make one? It's for our school project. :) Thanks

[raykholo]

@mastrpochii

I can't tell what the microcontroller is, I recommend to use arduino for beginners.

ID - 20 RFID reader, you can get it from sparkfun.

And the lock is an electronic strike plate.

Everything else (power supply, LED indicators, etc.) is specific to the components you use.

Hope this helps...

[Carlcox89]

Hi, how does the door strike locks ?

i.e, when yhen you pass a card to open it, it unlocks the strike, then when you close the door it locks itself ? or you have to open and close the door within X seconds ?

thanks

[alanpro18]

How long it take you to make that?

[flux0deamon]

EDIT: just found your instructabe! Thanks for sharing

-flux

[flux0deamon]

hi, im very interested in trying this project! is there any possibility you might release the plans?

[highjump44]

if u chort circuit write it will unlock it

[klassik88]

im intrigued to know how you connected that circuit into the wall with such a small hole?

[Maxsdiscos]

Fantastic Job!

[ronin730]

nice video and system!

[genescammell]

@ronin730 if possible i would like some info on the system you have in the video i would like to use this system in my fleet of golf carts so it will need to be weather proof and run on 12 to 36 volts dc

Thank you

gene@uiwtx.edu

[Vegetarianrage]

Nicely done nicely done! What if 'rip off' the outer box introduce an outside voltage? Something practical, let's say a 9v? Also, is there a delay between readings or can I just brute force it? Lastly, have you tested that door jam? How much force can it hold off? I'd probably rather make it a dead-bolt type.