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1 Students:Daniel Kong (dankong@hotmail.com) Darius Studdard (kingkesi@hotmail.com) Yik Pun (yikpun@hotmail.com) Faculty Advisor:Prof. Alex Doboli (adoboli@ece.sunysb.edu) Technical Assistants:Tony Olivo (anthony.olivo@sunysb.edu) Scott Campbell (scott@ee.sunysb.edu) Assistants:Eric Johnfelt (ejohnfel@hotmail.com) Robert Wlodarczyk (rwlodarc@hotmail.com) Networked Embedded Security System, generation 1 Project hardware, software and text sponsored by:

2 What is NESSg1?  Networked Embedded Security System, generation 1 (NESS g1)  A security system based on embedded technologies, primary Microsoft Windows CE on a x86-class system  System revolves around the principal concept of centralized control, data management and storage via an existing network

3 Why NESSg1?  There are no production security systems that are based on the Microsoft Windows CE platform and can communicate with already existing networks for remote control, data management and storage  This system is innovative, simplified in design and implementation, resulting in a lower cost of ownership  The system is robust and scalable due to the nature of the technologies used along with a scalable design.

4 System Overview

5 Block Diagram SBC UIU PU

6 Technical Descriptions Work bench in the lab, where the prototype is being implemented.

7 SBC Advantech PCM-5820 (www.advantech.com) Benefits of PCM-5820 Integrated devices Availability of hardware support Working compiled WinCE image, which is ideal for prototypic purposes in a short time.

8 Peripherals Serial communication standard

9 Integration of peripherals to SBC and systems programming Technical Difficulties  Parts did not came with proper developers’ documentations and incomplete manuals  SBC did not came with proper SDK and compile WinCE image  Getting the peripherals to communicate with the SBC and each other  Understanding the technology that we are working with Other Difficulties  Developing system codes to operate the peripherals and SBC as a whole

10 Break-out Connector, one of several tools used as an aid in analyzing and troubleshooting problems

11 Serial signal captured on scope for analysis

12 Logic analyzer used to capture multiple signal for analysis

13 Snapshot of test script that tests the hardware after full integration

14 Operation of completed system

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23 Thank You


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