A secure wireless Multiple User and Admin Login access system using

Zigbee

Since its inception, the Zigbee Alliance has worked with a singular focus: create a
much needed global wireless language capable of giving voices to the myriad of
everyday devices which surround us as we go about our daily lives. This focus has
been aimed at the little devices, often overlooked in an IT centric world, such as light
switches, thermostats, electricity meters, remote controls as well as more complex
sensor devices found abundantly in the health care, commercial building and
industrial automation sectors. As a result, Zigbee Alliance members have created a
wireless standard offering extraordinary control, expandability, security, ease-of-use
and the ability to use Zigbee technology in any country around the world.

Today, organizations use Zigbee to effectively deliver solutions for a variety of areas
including consumer electronic device control, energy management and efficiency,
home and commercial building automation as well as industrial plant management.
With this comprehensive set of attributes, the nonprofit, open membership and
volunteer driven Alliance has become a thriving ecosystem of more than 300
members. As an ecosystem, the Alliance offers everything prospective product and
service companies need to develop Zigbee products and services and benefit from
the Alliances competitive and stable supply chain.

ZigBee is the name for a short-range, low-power, low-cost, low-data-rate wireless

multi-hop networking technology standard. The features of ZigBee networks include
self-organization, support for multi-hop routed networking topologies, interoperable
application profiles, and security based on the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES).
As noted in the introduction, ZigBee is a type of LR-WPAN technology and is built
upon the lower layers of the IEEE 802.15.4 LR-WPAN standard. While the 802.15.4
standard defines the lower-level Physical (PHY) and Media Access Control (MAC)
layers, the ZigBee standard defines the higher-level Network and Application layers
as well as the security services. The top layer in the system model is where the
customer application resides. In terms of general functionality, the Physical Layer
provides the basic radio communication capabilities, the MAC Layer provides reliable
single-hop transmission, the Network Layer provides routing and multi-hop
transmission for creating more complex topologies, the Application Layer provides
device and network management functions as well as message formats, and the
Security Services Provider establishes the trust infrastructure of the network and
provides essential security services such as cryptographic key management and
admission control for nodes joining a network.

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Functional Diagram

Features

SOC, TRANCEIVER WITH MCU, ZIGBEE, 48QFN

Receiving Current:27mA
Transmitting Current:27mA
Data Rate:250Kbps
Frequency Range:2.4GHz
No. of Pins:48

Supply Voltage Range:2V to 3.6V

Operating Temperature Range:-40C to +85C
Frequency Band:2.4GHz
Integrated MCU Type:8051 Compatible
Interface Type:USART
Network / Frequency Band Type:IEEE802.15.4 / Zigbee
Operating Temperature Max:85C
Operating Temperature Min:-40C
Supply Voltage Max:3.6V
Supply Voltage Min:2V

This project will facilitate the understanding of the following topics:

Coding in Assembly for 8051 series Micro controller for time constraint acquisition and
transfer of data.
Usage of SOC, TRANCEIVER WITH MCU, ZIGBEE, 48QFN