Parking guiding system

As i am doing project on this

RFID, PIC-16f877, 3 sensor for parking


const unsigned char card1[] = "1D00E4018971";
const unsigned char card2[] = "1A003E2C5850";
const unsigned char card3[] = "1A003E772A79";

void read_card_value_from_uart() // Rxing card_value from rfid
{
for(k=0; k<=13; k++)
{
read_card_value[k-1]=getch();
}

}


rxed card_value from rfid should be compared with card1,card2 , card3

if any one card matches with rxed value it should display the corresponding card user on lcd otherwise it should display as unautherisd user.
for this i wrote function as

void compare_cards()
{
if((strcmp(card1,read_card_value))==0)
{
lcd_clear();
lcd_goto(0);
lcd_puts("card1 user");
}
else if((strcmp(card2,read_card_value))==0)
{
lcd_clear();
lcd_goto(0);
lcd_puts("card2 user");

}
else if((strcmp(card3,read_card_value))==0)
{
lcd_clear();
lcd_goto(0);
lcd_puts("card3 user");

}
else
{
lcd_clear();
lcd_goto(0);
lcd_puts("Un-Autherised user");

}

}


for im getting o/p as "unautherised user".

plz check the function let me know.

Thanks

That means your "read_card_value" doesn't read the card values properly.You can verify is your "read_card_value" gives the proper unique code by sending the "read_card_value" directly to the LCD without comparing.

Seems to implimented soon

laxmid said:

As i am doing project on this

RFID, PIC-16f877, 3 sensor for parking


const unsigned char card1[] = "1D00E4018971";
const unsigned char card2[] = "1A003E2C5850";
const unsigned char card3[] = "1A003E772A79";

void read_card_value_from_uart() // Rxing card_value from rfid
{
for(k=0; k<=13; k++)
{
read_card_value[k-1]=getch();
}

}

...

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read_card_value[k-1]=getch();
Why are you doing this? On the first time through the loop you then have:
read_card_value[-1]=getch();
Just use:

heh also your arrays are wrong:


Are supposed to be 13 byte arrays i assume...You are supposed to have 13 bytes in it now 13 characters like this would be it more or less but your missing bytes then:


As you can see there is infact only 6 bytes in this... If the string is exact and contains those 13 characters you might mean this then:

Thanx to all for ur kind reply.

Actually "read_card_value" doesn't read the card values properly. Thats the i was getting 1st value its taking dummy then after 12 numbers its taking again 2 dummy variable. for that reason i was getting problem.
i have completed this project.

Thanks to all.

If you know please tell me how to interface keyboard to pic16f877a?
n how it works?
as i am using 6-pin ps/2 connector. Please help me out as arly as posible.
Thanks in advance.

PS/2 isnt hard nor easy heh. I have code somewhere on the forum for it.I need to redo a new one tho. Just to clean it up since i feel smarter now maybe i can make it better heh