LUMEN ALARM & LIGHTING SYSTEM Artem Aginskiy, Grayson Carr, Yinuo James Chen, Andrew McDowell
Our Product Manual, automatic control of lights Automatically control lights according to room occupancy, programmed alarms Energy efficient Cost: $300 for control panel, $213 for light bulb
Design Two components Control panel module Backlit LCD, pushbuttons, speaker, occupancy sensor Alarm clock functionality Standard electrical outlet Light modules Standard light sockets Wireless communication
Problems LED power supply is too long Solution: Cut it in half UART not working correctly between PIC microcontroller and ZigBee antenna Solution: Set PIC’s low voltage programming OFF LEDs overheat Solution: Use better heat sink or run LEDs at < 200mA
Technical Specifications Control Panel Unit: Functions as Alarm Clock Consumes low power (< 5W) Light Bulb Unit: Uses at least four high power LEDS Reduces power consumption through switching power supplies (<15W) Dims LEDs through PWM (0 to 1.5W)
Control Panel Unit Block Diagram
Light Bulb Unit Block Diagram
Current Progress Completed: LCD, ZigBee, PIR sensor, PIC microcontroller attached to the control panel Wireless implementation is currently being tested In progress: Real time clock, internal battery, speaker, pushbuttons not attached to control panel Control panel firmware has not been programmed yet
Schedule, Tasks, and Milestones 3 Main Sections Control Panel: April 14 th LED Lighting: March 31 th Wireless Implementation: April 14 th Sections done in parallel Printed circuit board (optional)
Project Demonstration Wireless syncing Automatic control panel and LED syncing LED light bulbs Proper wiring and voltage/current regulation Complete LuMen Lighting System Manual dimming control Alarm setup PIR Module turn on/off procedure
Market Analysis Other products Simple: Insteon’s SwitchLinc Dimmer - $49.99 Remote controlled dimming Complex: Leviton Deluxe Wall Controller - $ Remote control of lighting and appliances Our product Easy: consumer friendly installation Focused: accomplishes specific tasks effectively Alarm feature
Cost Analysis Prototyping Parts: $301 Equipment: $67.7 Final Prototype Control panel: $300 Can be reduced by mass production Light bulb: $213 Can be reduced by 80% by outsourcing Four year plan: 2 year loss, recover last 2 years
Future Work Multicolored LED light bulbs Allow user adjustable colors Powerline communication instead of wireless Minimize the need for wireless syncing Photocell for ambient light sensing Provide automated light dimming