Note: ALL OSOYOO Products for Arduino are Third Party Board which is fully compatitable with Arduino

RFID – Radio Frequency Identification, has become part of everyday life, for example, with electronic vehicle tolling, door access control, public transport fare systems and so on.

RFID normally has two components: RFID key and RFID reader(sensor). In this project, we will use RFID reader to get the hidden ID from the key.

If Key ID does not match record, then RED LED will turn on, LCD shows “Card not recognized! contact admin”. In serial window(upright corner of Arduino IDE), you will see following information: “Card found – code: ** ** ** ** ** ” , ‘** ** ** ** **’ is 5-byte Hex ID of your key.

If the ID matches our record(security passed), make servo motor turn 180 degree(imitating door opening) and turn on the green LED and LCD screen show “ID Found!… Welcome X!”.

If the key Hex ID codes matches the any of the Hex ID array of user A,B,C (defined in line 25,26 27 in file RFID_Simples_V3_English.ino), system will consider the key is authorized ID card. So you can change the line 25, 26, 27 and make user A/B/C match your real key code( get from serial window) to test scenario of authorized Key situation.

2 . Devices used in this project

OSOYOO Basic board  x 1 ；

Servo Motor x 1;

RFID key and receiver;

Buzzer x 1

220 ohm resistor x 2；

Red LED x 1；

Green LED x 1；

I2C LCD x 1；

Breadboard and jumper wires;

3) Circuit Connection：

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OSOYOO Basic board/RFID sensor pin connection:

RFID sensor OSOYOO Basic board
Reset D5
SDA D10
MOSI D11
MISO D12
SCK D13
GND GROUND
3.3v 3.3v

OSOYOO Basic board/LCD(i2c) pin connection:

I2C LCD OSOYOO Basic board 
SDA A4
SCL A5
VCC 5V
GND GND

OSOYOO Basic board/LED and Servo connection:

device OSOYOO Basic board 
Red LED long leg D3
Green LED long leg D2
servo signal(orange line) D9
servo VCC(red line) 5v
servo GND(brown line) GND
Buzz VCC D8

4)Software installation

Download Arduino Library code and library from following link https://osoyoo.com/driver/RFID.rar

Unzip above file and you will see a folder called RFID, enter into this folder, you will see a sub-folder “library”, this folder has libraries required by this project. Copy all these 5 folders in library into your IDE library folder(normally it should be in Arduino\library )

5)find the I2C address

Each device has an I2C address that it uses to accept commands or send messages. For Uno board, this address usually is 0x27. But sometimes the address might be changed 0x37,0x24 …., So let’s go and look for the one on your device.

Download ic2_scanner sketch file and load it into Arduino IDE. By opening up the serial monitor in the upright corner, the board will scan the address range looking for a reply. Most board will show 0x27, however it be other number.

ic2scanner

Write down the Address that you have found, you’ll need it in the following step.

6)Run the project

Go to RFID/RFID_Simples_V3_English folder and open RFID_Simples_V3_English.ino with your IDE

Set the I2C address to match ic2_scanner output value. Use your I2C address to replacement the following code:

changei2caddress

and then load the project

7)In IDE serial window, you will see following info Serial Monitor of your IDE:

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Put a RFID key to sensor, you may see:

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Writer the card code, you’ll need it in the following step.

8)Replace the RFID key code in project code to make your rfid key valid(such as the code: 75 C0 D0 65 00, write as 0x75,0xC0,0xD0,0x65,0x00):

changecode

9)Once you put a valid RFID key to sensor, you will see Serial Monitor of your IDE:

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Servo will turn 180 degree，buzzer will beep and green LED will turn on

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