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    Default Re: How to compare strings/array? RFID Project

    Dear all,

    i have a small problem with my code and circuit.

    After 3 or 4 tries, maybe less maybe after 2 or 3 minutes.....(it is strange) when i pass the RFID from the reader, the first circuit, works perfect, but the second circuit, looks like does not listen to any command from the keypad.

    It looks like that it gets power from the first circuit, but when i try to press any button from the Keypad, does not respond.

    here is the code of the circuit that is related to the keypad.

    If you notice, i havent add any commands for the fuses....because when i did that i was getting errors

    ;@ DEVICE pic16F84A, HS_OSC, WDT_OFF, PWRT_ON, PROTECT_OFF --> this is not working.

    ;@ __config _HS_OSC & _WDT_OFF & _PWRTE_ON & _CP_OFF --> this was passing the first error the counldnt find the PIC16F84A but i was getting an error (2007)

    The problem is: If i load the code without fuses, the program and circuit works fine on the test board.
    When i transfer it to the PCB after 2-3 minutes when i try to pass the TAG from the reader, the Keypad looks like that is not responding.

    Code:
     '****************************************************************
    '*  Name    : CodeLock.bas                                      *
    '*  Author  : xxxxxx                                            *
    '*  Date    : xxxxxxxxxx                                        *
    '*  Version : 1.0                                               *
    '*  Notes   : Programable Code Lock with the PIC-16F84          *
    '****************************************************************
    ; Change the code from 1234 by typing the code 1234 then * 1961#1961#   
    
    Include "MODEDEFS.BAS"
    '**************************************************
    RL1_ON_time con 1000 * 5  'sec. Relay ON time
    '**************************************************
    
    TrisA = 0  ' PORTA, all outputs
    PortA = 16 ' turn off Buzer
    OPTION_REG.7 = 0   ' PORTB Pullups.
    TrisB = %11110000  ' PORTB.0-3 outputs, 4-7 inputs  
    PortB = 0
     
    LD1 var PortA.2
    RL1 var PortA.3
    BUZ var portA.4
    
    cnt var byte
    
    key  var byte
    col  var byte
    row  var byte
    keycnt var byte
    pwOK var bit
    
    keybuf var byte[15]
    pwbuf var byte[4]
    
    EEPROM 0,[1,2,3,4] 'Default password 1,2,3,4 programmed at EEprom location 0..3
    Read 0, pwbuf[0]   'Copy password from EEprom address 0..3 in to pwbuf[0..3]
    Read 1, pwbuf[1]
    Read 2, pwbuf[2]
    Read 3, pwbuf[3]
    
    pwOK = 0
    keycnt = 0
    
    Main:
        high ld1
        pause 1
        gosub Chk_KEYPAD
       
       
    goto Main
    
    Chk_KEYPAD:
       for row = 0 to 3 
          PORTB = (dcd row) ^ $f    
          pause 1
          col = PORTB >> 4
          if (col <> $f) then  'key pressed 
             key = (row * 3) + (ncd (col ^ $f))
             gosub Got_KEY
             key = 255
          endif
       next 
    return    
    
    Beep:
       low ld1
       low buz 
       pause 40
       high buz
    return
    
    Got_KEY:
       gosub Beep
       while (PORTB >> 4) <> $f  
          pause 1
       wend
       if key = 11 then key = 0
       keybuf[keycnt] = key
       gosub Chk_keycnt
    return
    
    Chk_PwOK: 
       PwOK = 0
       if (keybuf[0] = pwbuf[0]) and (keybuf[1] = pwbuf[1]) and (keybuf[2] = pwbuf[2]) and (keybuf[3] = pwbuf[3]) then pwok = 1
    return 
    
    Chk_NewPwOK: 
       PwOK = 0
       if (keybuf[5] = keybuf[10]) and (keybuf[6] = keybuf[11]) and (keybuf[7] = keybuf[12]) and (keybuf[8] = keybuf[13]) then pwok = 1
    return 
    
    Pw_Change:   
       pwbuf[0] =  keybuf[5]
       pwbuf[1] =  keybuf[6]
       pwbuf[2] =  keybuf[7]
       pwbuf[3] =  keybuf[8]
       Write 0, pwbuf[0] 'Store new password to EEprom location 0..3
       Write 1, pwbuf[1]
       Write 2, pwbuf[2]
       Write 3, pwbuf[3]
    return
    
    Chk_keycnt:    
       select case keycnt
          case 4
             gosub Chk_PwOK
             if pwOK then 
                if keybuf[keycnt] = 12 then Access_OK
                if keybuf[keycnt] <> 10 then Clr_keybuf
                gosub Beep
             else
                goto Clr_keybuf
             endif
          case 9
             if keybuf[keycnt] <> 12 then Clr_keybuf
             gosub Beep
          case 14
             if keybuf[keycnt] <> 12 then Clr_keybuf
             gosub Beep
             gosub Chk_NewPwOK
             if pwOK then 
                gosub Beep
                gosub Pw_Change
                gosub Beep
                goto Clr_keybuf
             else
                goto Clr_keybuf
             endif
          case else
             if keybuf[keycnt] = 12 then Clr_keybuf
       end select
       keycnt = keycnt + 1    
    return
    
    Access_OK:
       High RL1
       pause RL1_ON_time
       low RL1
    
    Clr_keybuf:
       for cnt = 0 to 14 
          keybuf[cnt] = cnt 
       next
       keycnt = 0 
    goto Main
    
    end
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