Real-time fault notification for billboard lighting system
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Abstract
This paper presents a technique to implement the alert system for the faults of billboard lighting system. The proposed system consists of the current sensor module SCT-013-005 used to measure the overall current consumption of the billboard lighting system, ARDUINO UNO R3 used as the controller to determine the faults, and GSM module used to remotely transmit faulty data to the data server as well as to the user mobile via short message service. The alert data composes the current consumption of lighting system, number of the bulbs with abnormal condition, and identification number of base station. In addition, the conditions for sending notifications can be set. The billboard lighting system using seven bulbs connected in parallel is employed to test the performance of the proposed notification system. Test results verify that the proposed system can function correctly.
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November 2017
545 pages
ISBN:9781450353656
DOI:10.1145/3162957
- Conference Chairs:
- Jalel Ben-Othman,
- Feng Gang,
- Program Chairs:
- Jain-Shing Liu,
- Masayuki Arai
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ICCIP 2017: 2017 the 3rd International Conference on Communication and Information Processing
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