CCTV INSTALLATIONS CHICAGO

S.W.A.T(Stealth Watching All the Time)

Stealth Security & Home Theatre Systems, IncCrystal Lake, IL 60014-3506 Toll Free: (866) 424-3521 info@getstealth.com

SECURITY SYTEMS CHICAGO CCTV INSTALLATIONS CHICAGO

HOME THEATER CHICAGO RESIDENTIAL CAMERA SYSTEMS CHICAGO

Overview

Project Objectives and Purpose Approach Sub-systems Division of Labor Schedule Risks and Contingencies

Project Statement

Home Security and Safety Detection of intruders Intruder prevention by alarms and lights Recording of home activity Generate reports (logs) Allow remote access

Motivation for Implementing

Allow home owners to always know what is happening in their house Allow remote access to the system Fend off intruders

System Diagram

Control System

Communicates with each sensor Communicates with Visual Station Records data from sensors Responds to events (trigger alarm)

Control System

Main control processor: ATMega128 RF link: ZigBee Wireless Internet: TBD Ethernet module Data Storage: SD cards Alarm Trigger: Standard IO Programming: C/C++ using Eclipse Visual Station: Connected via Serial

Sensors

Infrared motion detection Magnetic proximity for doors/windows Glass integrity sensor Temperature sensor

Sensors

Simple control processor: ATMega8RF link: ZigBee WirelessMagnetic sensors: HALL effect switchGlass Integrity: Glass Break DetectorTemperature: Analog or SerialInfrared Sensor: Self-Designed

Visual Station

Contained within a laptop Continuously updating sensor values Graphically displays information Monitor and control system settings

Alarms

Lights Noise (siren) Email

Power Sources

All parts of the system will be powered by AC All digital components and chips will run at 3.3V

Extras

Control the coffee pot or ovenLock doorsCamera nodesReal time graphs of each sensorOther Control Nodes (Turn on lights, open garage door)SMS notification

Division of Labor

Programming: Paul and Pavel PCB Designs: Paul and Pavel Analog Circuitry: Jeff and Tyler Power Implementation: Jeff and Tyler Sensor Construction and Implementation: Jeff and Tyler Documentation and Testing: All

Gantt Chart

BudgetSTK 500 ProgrammerATMega128ATMega 8ZigBee ChipsTemperature SensorIR Sensor ComponentsMagnetic SensorBroken Glass SensorPCBPassivesPower CircuitryPower SuppliesAlarm LightsAlarm SirenBuffer Budget

Program MCU on Control System and Sensor Nodes3 Revs of the Control System MCU

3 Revs each sensor MCU3 Revs Wireless chips for all MCUs

3 Revs of Temp on all boards3 Revs of self built IR Sensor

3 Revs of Magnetic Sensor3 Revs of Broken Glass sensor

3 Revs of PCB (includes shipping/handling)3 Revs of Passive components3 Revs of Power for all Boards

Power the Control and Sensor BoardsSimple AlarmSound Alarm

Allow for unseen costs

BudgetSTK 500 ProgrammerATMega128ATMega 8ZigBee ChipsTemperature SensorIR Sensor ComponentsMagnetic SensorBroken Glass SensorPCBPassivesPower CircuitryPower SuppliesAlarm LightsAlarm SirenBuffer Budget

TOTAL

$85$45$48$60$30$30$30$90

$120$60$90$35$15$10$77

$825

Risks/Contingencies1. Wireless communication adds to

sensor interface complexity*Remove wireless link from sensors. Use simple wires.

2. Number of remote units increases complexity*Decrease number of remote units

3. PC interface functionality of graphing and displaying data*Simplify the Visual Station graphing functionality

4. Remote access via web server*Simplify the web server or use the Visual Station instead

Risks/Contingencies

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