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    Smart House IR Remote Controlled Home Automation Us Ing: Arduino

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    This document describes a smart home automation project using an Arduino and IR remote control. An Arduino receives IR signals from a remote and uses those signals to control relays and home appliances like lights and fans. The Arduino decodes the remote signal and turns the appropriate relay on or off to switch appliances. Buttons on the remote are mapped to control specific devices, and the Arduino status is displayed on an LCD screen.

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    Smart House IR Remote Controlled Home Automation Us Ing: Arduino

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    This document describes a smart home automation project using an Arduino and IR remote control. An Arduino receives IR signals from a remote and uses those signals to control relays and home appliances like lights and fans. The Arduino decodes the remote signal and turns the appropriate relay on or off to switch appliances. Buttons on the remote are mapped to control specific devices, and the Arduino status is displayed on an LCD screen.

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    This document describes a smart home automation project using an Arduino and IR remote control. An Arduino receives IR signals from a remote and uses those signals to control relays and home appliances like lights and fans. The Arduino decodes the remote signal and turns the appropriate relay on or off to switch appliances. Buttons on the remote are mapped to control specific devices, and the Arduino status is displayed on an LCD screen.

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    Smart House IR Remote Controlled Home Automation Us Ing: Arduino

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    This document describes a smart home automation project using an Arduino and IR remote control. An Arduino receives IR signals from a remote and uses those signals to control relays and home appliances like lights and fans. The Arduino decodes the remote signal and turns the appropriate relay on or off to switch appliances. Buttons on the remote are mapped to control specific devices, and the Arduino status is displayed on an LCD screen.

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    SMART HOUSE

    IR Remote Controlled Home Automation us


    ing
    Arduino

    Project presented by;


    NGUM BREAYON KWE
    • INTRODUCTION
    In this project, we are using IR based wireless
    communication for controlling home appliances. In this
    project, Arduino is used for controlling whole the
    process. We send some commands to the controlling
    system by using IR TV/DVD/MP3 remote for controlling
    AC home appliances. After receiving signal from IR
    remote, Arduino sends related signal to relays which
    are responsible for switching ON or OFF of the home
    appliances through a relay driver.
    • Working Explanation:
    Working of this project is easily understandable. When we
    press any button of IR Remote then remote sends a code in
    form of train of encoded pulses using 38Khz modulating
    frequency. These pulses are received by TSOP1738 sensor
    and read by Arduino and then Arduino decodes received
    train of pulse into a hex value and compares that decoded
    value with the predefined hex value of the pressed button. If
    any match occurs then Arduino perform relative operation
    and the corresponding result is also displayed on 16x2 LCD by
    using appropriate commands. Here in this project we have
    used 3 bulbs of different colors, for demonstration which
    indicates Fan, Light and TV.
    • Components: 
    1. Arduino UNO
    2. TSOP1738
    3. IR TV/DVD Remote
    4. ULN2003
    5. Relays 5 volt
    6. Bulb with holder
    7. Connecting wires
    8. Bread board
    9. 16x2 LCD
    10. Power supply
    11. PVT
    12. IC 7805
    Here in this project we have used 7, 8 and 9 number button
    of IR remote, for controlling Fan, Light and TV respectively
    and ON/OFF button (Power button) is used for turning ON
    and OFF all the appliances simultaneously.
    CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
    • Circuit Description:
    Connections of this circuit is very simple here a liquid
    crystal display is used for displaying status of home
    appliances which is directly connected to arduino in 4-bit
    mode. Data pins of LCD namely RS, EN, D4, D5, D6, D7
    are connected to arduino digital pin number 6, 7, 8, 9,
    10, 11. And output pin of TSOP1738 is directly connected
    at digital pin number 14 (A) of Arduino. And Vcc pin is
    connected a +5 volt and GND pin connected at Ground
    terminal of circuit. A relay driver namely ULN2003 is also
    used for driving relays. 5 volt SPDT 3 relays are used for
    controlling LIGHT, FAN and TV. And relays are connected
    to arduino pin number 3, 4 and 5 through relay driver
    ULN2003 for controlling LIGHT, FAN and TV respectively.
    • PROGRAMMING CODE FOR THE ARDUINO (MICRO PROCESSOR)
    #include<IRremote.h>

    #define first_key 16460501

    #define second_key 16476311

    #define third_key 16492631

    #define fourth_key 16452341

    int receiver_pin = 11;

    int first_led_pin = 7;

    int second_led_pin = 6;

    int third_led_pin = 5;

    int fourth_led_pin = 4;

    int led[] = {0,0,0,0,0};

    IRrecv receiver(receiver_pin);

    decode_results output;
    void setup()
    {
    Serial.begin(9600);
     

    receiver.enableIRIn();
    pinMode(first_led_pin, OUTPUT);
    pinMode(second_led_pin, OUTPUT);
    pinMode(third_led_pin, OUTPUT);
    pinMode(fourth_led_pin, OUTPUT);
    }
     
    void loop() {
    if (receiver.decode(&output)) {
    unsigned long int value = output.value;
    if(value == 16460501)
    {
    if(led[1] == 1)
    {
    digitalWrite(first_led_pin, LOW);
    led[1] = 0;
    } else {
    digitalWrite(first_led_pin, HIGH);
    led[1] = 1;
    }
    }
    else if(value == 16476311)
    {
    if(led[2] == 1)
    {
    digitalWrite(second_led_pin, LOW);
    led[2] = 0;
    }
    else {
    digitalWrite(second_led_pin, HIGH);
    led[2] = 1;
    }
    }
    else if(value == 16492631)
    {
    if(led[3] == 1)
    {
    digitalWrite(third_led_pin, LOW);
    led[3] = 0;
    } else {
    digitalWrite(third_led_pin, HIGH);
    led[3] = 1;
    }
    }
    if(value == 16452341)
    {
    if(led[4] == 1)
    {
    digitalWrite(fourth_led_pin, LOW);
    led[4] = 0;
    } else {
    digitalWrite(fourth_led_pin, HIGH);
    led[4] = 1;
    }
    }
    Serial.println(value);
    receiver.resume();
    }
    }
    //
    • PROJECT AND CERCUIT SIMULATION

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