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Chapter 1
THE PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND
This chapter presents the introduction, background of the study,
theoretical framework, conceptual framework, significance of the study, scope
and limitation of the study and definition of terms.
Introduction
Some of the companies or establishments have accepted the controlling
system that enables the facilitator to just operate their electrical maintenance that
lessen the hour of work by turning it on/off manually of the system. It is a must
that the University or other organization had this kind of wiring control system for
its advancement and safety.
One of the most essential technologies in the world is the appliances. It is
used by homes, facilities and also the Universities all over the world. Controlling
is a must and a convenient option to everybody.
This development, the researchers believe that it manages processes in
industrial workplace. It will reduce human errors and processing time, thus it can
boost productivityand will ultimately save a lot of time. Therefore, it has become
more necessary for common man to automate their homes or buildings to control
electrical appliances from faraway places.
There are some instances where a facilitator accidentally forgets to close
an appliance left running and had caused an electric malfunction or short
circuiting then led it into a massive fire. Moreover, safety of buildings from
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dangers like short circuiting can also be addressed using the Appliance Wiring
Control System. Having an appliance wiring control system is much more helpful
than just having a breaker to shut all electric currents flowing all at once. In the
long run Appliance Wiring Control System will much more help in saving time,
saving money, Facility Maintenance and Security and also in making lives easy.
The System can also help the campus to prevent an accident that can
cause a dangerous effect to the students, faculty and staffs.
Considering these factors, the researchers were opted to conduct the
study development and evaluation of Appliance Wiring Control System for the
campus. The researchers believe that the study will of big help for the safety of
the faculty, staffs, students, facility maintenance staffs as well as the building
itself.
Background of the Study
As stated in the Part I Section 2 of Republic Act 8792 “Electronic
Commerce Act of 2000” that:
The State recognizes the vital role of information and

communication technology in nation building. The need to create
and information friendly environment which supports and ensures
the availability diversity and affordability of ICT products and
services, the primary responsibility of the private sector in
contributing investments and services in telecommunication and
information technology; the need to develop, with appropriate
training programs and institutional policy changes, human
resources for the information technology age. 1
In this age of computers and IT (Information Technology), the internet and
other electronic means of interchange are used worldwide for various

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undertakings- both commercial and non-commercial. This rapid development of
information and communication technologies and the growing number of
transactions accomplished through electronic means.
Technology has advanced so much in the last decade or two that it has
made life more efficient and comfortable. The comfort of being able to take
control of devices from one particular location has become imperative as it saves
a lot of time and effort. Therefore there arises a need to do so in a systematic
manner which will be implemented in the proposed system. The system is an
extended approach to automating a control system. With the advancement and
breakthrough in technology over the years, the lives of people have become
busier than before. With the adoption of this system, we can gain control over
certain things that require constant attention.
The application of this system comes in handy when people who forget to
do simple things such as turn ON or OFF devices at their homes or at their
offices. They can now do so without their presence by the transmission of simple
commands from the computer. This appliance control system does assistance to
the facilitators to monitor a real time update of the running appliance, without
even looking at the appliance directly by the help of the computer. It also helps in
the on and off of the appliances which may help for the facilitators to shut it in a
specific time whether the facilitator is in or way out of the University.
The primary objective of the Act is to provide a secure legal framework
and environment for electronic commerce. It seeks to protect the integrity of
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communication as to build and ensure the trust and reliance on electronic
transactions.
Nowadays, Technology continues to improve more and more to make
people’s life easier, efficient and comfortable. The comfort of being able to take
control of devices from one particular location in which it saves a lot of time and
effort in which connects to the proposed system that the researchers will do.
According to Wikipedia, control system is a device, or set of devices, that
manages, commands, directs or regulates the behaviour of other devices or
systems. Industrial control systems are used in industrial production for
controlling equipment or machines.2
It shows that control system has a lot of benefits that will help people to
make things easier in which in line with the system of the researchers, people
can save energy, time and efforts to do such thing regarding on the appliance
wiring control system.
According to Kim et al, Home appliance control system is controlled either
by a cell phone or a by palm top or by a PC. They are connected either through
wireless application protocol (WAP), the Internet, or intranet. It controls various
appliances such as a microwave, TV etc. The HACS system receives commands
from remote devices that are manipulated by user. The system in turn dispatch
commands to respective appliances that will perform the actions. HACS is
responsible for keeping track of the states of the devices. If something goes
wrong, it will notify the user by sending messages back to the remote devices as
well as emergency department if necessary. 3

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This Home appliance control system relates to the studies of the
researcher in which it does assistance to the facilitators to monitor a real time
update of the running appliance, without even looking at the appliance directly by
the help of the computer. It also helps in the on and off of the appliances which
may help for the facilitators to shut it in a specific time whether the facilitator is in
our way out of the University.
Arduino is an open-source prototyping platform based on easy-to-use
hardware and software. Arduino boards are able to read inputs - light on a
sensor, a finger on a button, or a Twitter message - and turn it into an output -
activating a motor, turning on an LED, publishing something online. You can tell
your board what to do by sending a set of instructions to the microcontroller on
the board. To do so you use the Arduino programming language (based on
Wiring), and the Arduino Software (IDE), based on Processing. 4
The hardware Arduino uses to control the ON and OFF of the devices that
operate the Voltage Command to Pins reads from the serial port and routes of
the voltage commands to the appropriate pins.
A microcontroller (or MCU, short for microcontroller unit) is a small
computer (SoC) on a single integrated circuit containing a processor core,
memory, and programmable input/output peripherals. Program memory in the
form of Ferroelectric RAM, NOR flash or OTP ROM is also often included on
chip, as well as a typically small amount of RAM. Microcontrollers are designed
for embedded applications, in contrast to the microprocessors used in personal

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computers or other general purpose applications consisting of various discrete
chips.5
Relays are switches that open and close circuits electromechanically or
electronically. Relays control one electrical circuit by opening and closing
contacts in another circuit. As relay diagrams show, when a relay contact is
normally open (NO), there is an open contact when the relay is not energized.
When a relay contact is Normally Closed (NC), there is a closed contact when
the relay is not energized.6
Relays are normally applied to control a high current or high-voltage circuit
with a low-current signal, detect and isolate faults on transmission and
distribution lines by opening and closing circuit breakers, and perform time delay
functions.
According to E.M Cooley, The programmable logic controller is also in
communication with the first generator to selectively control the first generator in
response to the input information. The programmable logic controller also
controls load bearing equipment that consumes the power provided via the utility
power line and from the first generator. A process of managing power usage of a
plant comprises receiving energy pulses; determining actual kWh being delivered
by a utility company, during a demand interval; comparing the actual kWh to a
preset kWh amount to determine whether actual kWh is greater than the preset
kWh amount; and, if the actual kWh is greater than the preset kWh amount, then
reducing the amount of power consumed by load bearing equipment. Also, if the
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actual kWh is greater than the preset kWh amount, then the process increases
power generated a generator.7
According to S.K Khadke, by designing the Android user interface and
Home information centre, home appliance control system based on the Android
phone can be designed. It has combined android client, network transmission,
and wireless switch, home information center to form a complete system, and the
whole system works normally. Identifying message commands and wireless
encoding are the two major tasks for home information center. Android phone
have advantages such as humane interface, customizable and extendible
applications and android phone is easy to carry so on. By constantly improving
the control function, android phone allows us anytime, anywhere to control any
device, and finally realizes the highly intelligent home. 8
According to Rajeev Piyare and Seong Ro Lee of Department of
Information Electronics Engineering, Mokpo University, “Home automation
system is divided into two parts: server application software and microcontroller
firmware. The server application software is a library implementation of a micro
Web-server running on Arduino Uno using the Ethernet shield. To successfully
communicate between remote user and the Home Gateway, configuration stage
and sensor/actuator control stage layers have been implemented on the
Arduino.” 9
Another innovation that is comparable to the group’s study is the PC-
Based Appliance Control System through SMS developed by former students of
Mapua Institute of Technology. Based on the authors (Babierra, Arnel L.; Basa,
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Erwin T.; Bitiu, 4 Jr. Palermo D.; Cruz, Rommel G. ;Layug III, Joel R.; and
Regaldo, Dante C.A.), “through the use of this system, one can automatically
control the status of the appliances even if they are away from home. This project
is a pc-based controller which allows users to switch six home appliances using
text message commands with the program created using Visual Basic 4 and
incorporates SPDT relays to switch the appliances.” 10
This system is similar to the group’s project design due to the fact that it
helps someone to turn their appliances ON or OFF. However there are difference
between the said study which allows controlling appliances using text message
commands and the System that the researchers made which can control
appliances through the help of personal computers.
Theoretical Framework
In engineering and mathematics, control theory deals with the behaviour
of dynamical systems. The desired output of a system is called the reference,
when one or more output variables of a system need to follow a certain reference
over time.
A controller manipulates the inputs to a system to obtain the desired
effect on the output of the system. Rapid advances in digital system technology
have radically altered the control design options. It has become routinely
practicable to design very complicated digital controllers and to carry out the
extensive calculations required for their design.

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These advances in implementation and design capability can be obtained
at low cost because of the widespread availability of inexpensive and powerful
digital processing platforms and high-speed analog IO devices. 11
The principle applies on the design of the project, wherein the arduino Uno
board operates to control the switch on/off in terms of controlling the system. The
programs in the database perform its necessary operation in order to monitor and
process.
The operation of the control system is periodically checked to verify proper
operation. If a control system fails, the operator in determining if the system is
operating properly and which actions are required to maintain the system in safe
and fully working condition.
Conceptual Framework
The conceptual model of the study anchored Coomb’s System Approach
which consists of input, process and output.
The first box is the input consists of ideas from related literatures and
studies, data of the University facilities, and generating Arduino software
The second box is the process contains and printing. This also includes
the testing of the system, administering of Questionnaire Checklist, Evaluation,
Analysis and Interpretation of data gathered.
The third box is the output that shows the outcome which turn on/off the
appliance and the Developed Appliance Control System of University of Rizal
System Cainta, campus.

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The arrows represent the interrelationship of the input, process and the
output of the study.
The feedback stands for the comments and suggestions of the
respondents for the improvement of the system.

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INPUT PROCESS OUTPUT
 Related  Encoding
Literatures
and Studies  Testing of the
System,
 Data of the
University  Administering Developed and
Facilities of Evaluated
Questionnaire Appliance Wiring
Checklist Control System
 Arduino
Software  Evaluation,
Analysis and
 Questionnaire Interpretation
Checklist of Data
Gathered
Feedback
Figure 1
Conceptual Model Showing the Development and Evaluation of

Appliance Wiring Control System
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Objectives of the Study
The purpose of this study was to develop Appliance Wiring Control
System.
Specifically, the study aimed to:
1. To design and develop Appliance Wiring Control System.
2. To Evaluate the Level of Acceptability of the Developed Appliance Wiring
Control System. As evaluated by the four groups of Respondents in terms
of;
2.1 Accuracy;
2.2 Applicability;
2.3 Workability
2.4 Efficiency; and
2.5 Reliability.
3. To measure the significant difference on the level of acceptability of the
Developed Appliance Wiring Control System of URS Cainta as Evaluated
by the four groups of Respondents in terms of the aforementioned
variables
4. To gather suggestions and recommendations for further improvement of
the system.
Hypothesis
There is no significant difference on the level of acceptability of the
Developed Appliance Wiring Control System of URS Cainta as Evaluated by the

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four groups of respondents.
Scope and Limitations of the Study
The study focused on the development of Appliance Wiring Control
Systemduring the Academic Year 2016 – 2017.
The study aimed to create a system where the students, faculty and staffs
can ensure their safety in using the Facilities of the University. Study is confined
to develop a system that automatically controls the electronic appliances.
Through a help of the Arduinouno board, the system and the data base that is
made by the researchers, a person who manage the maintenance of the
university can easily control (on/off) the working appliance or can monitor on
which room the appliance is working, when the room is not being used.
There were a total of 12 respondents who were the I.T experts,
Electronics expert, Electrical expert and the Administrators.They were selected
through purposive sampling technique.
An adopted and modified questionnaire checklist as the main instrument in
data gathering which consist of five (5) variables, the Accuracy, Applicability,
Workability, Efficiency and Reliability.
Descriptive and Developmental research methods were used in the study
together with the appropriate statistical tools such as the Mean, Standard
Deviation, ANOVA and Scheffes Test.
The study was limited on setting the On / Off of an appliance and was
done in one room in the first floor of the URS Cainta Campus.
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Significance of the Study
The outcome of this study would help for the following:
University,This system would be a great help for the university because it
can avoid possible electrical problems/accidents.
Students,Through this system they are ensured that they are in the safe
learning environment.
FutureResearchers, This will serve as a reference or guide to anyone
else who will pursue the same study and may give some information in the study
they plan to undertake.
The Maintenance Staff, This will help them in monitor running appliances
easier and can help make their work more efficient.
Definition of Terms
For the further understanding of the study, following terms were
operationally and conceptually defined:
Accuracy, This refers to the ability of the Developed and Evaluated
Appliance Control System to work or perform without making mistakes
Applicability, This refers to the applicability of the Developed and
Evaluated Appliance Control System on how useful it is in a given situation.
Appliance, This refers to a device or piece of equipment designed to
perform a specific task which is used in the study.
Efficiency, The state or quality of being efficient of the study or able to
accomplish something with the least waste of time and effort.

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Hardware, is a comprehensive term for all the physical parts of a
computer, as distinguished from the data it contains or operates on, and the
software that provides instructions for the hardware to perform specific tasks. 12
Reliability, An attribute of any system that consistently produces the same
results, preferably meeting or exceeding its specifications.
Software, Is a generic term for organized collection of computer data and
instructions, often broken into two major categories: system software that
provides the basic non-task-specific functions of the computer and application
software which is used by users to accomplish specific tasks. 13
Wiring, A system of wires providing electric circuits for a device or
building. This Refers to The act of attaching, connecting, or installing electric
wires.
Workability, Refers to being able to successfully use the Developed and
Evaluated Appliance Control System.

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Notes
1
Joan M. Padilla, An Overview of IT’s (Information Technology) Impact on the
Philippine Legal System, 2001
2
Control System, Retrieved on Aug. 30, 2016 from
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Control_system
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Duk-Jin Kimet. al, Home Appliance Control SystemOctober 12, 2006
4
Arduino, Retrieved on Sept. 10, 2016 from
https://www.arduino.cc/en/Guide/Introduction
5
Micro-Controller, Retrieved on Sept. 10, 2016 from
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microcontroller
6
Relay, Retrieved on Sept. 10, 2016 from
http://www.galco.com/comp/prod/relay.htm
7
Edwin Martin Cooley, et.al Power Control Systems and Processes Publication
numberUS6157874 A December 2000
8
Sachin KishorKhadke, Home Appliances Control System Based On Android
Smartphone Pune, India
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Rajeev Piyare and Seong Ro Lee, Smart Home-Control and Monitoring
System Using Smart PhoneDepartment of Information Electronics
Engineering, Mokpo National University
10
Catherine A. Abayariet. alDesign of Home Appliance Remote Monitoring
and Switching System Using SMSMapua Institute of Technology March
2008
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S. SimrockControl theory DESY, Hamburg, Germany
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Software Retrieved on August 31, 2016
http://www.openprojects.org/software-definition.htm
13
Hardware Retrieved on August 31, 2016
http://www.openprojects.org/hardware-definition.htm
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Chapter 2
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
This chapter presents the research method, sampling technique, setting of
the study, subject of the study, source of data, research procedure, project
design and statistical treatment.
Research Design
This study used descriptive and developmental methods of research.
Descriptive research, also known as statistical research, describes data
and characteristics about population or phenomenon being studied. However it
does not answer questions about e.g.: how, when, why the characteristics
occurred, which is done under analytic research.
Descriptive research designis type of research describes what exists and
may help to uncover new facts and meaning. The purpose of descriptive
research design is to Observe, describe and documentaspects of a situation as it
naturally occurs. This involves the collection of data that will provide an account
or description of individuals, groups or situations. Instruments we use to obtain
data in descriptive studies includequestionnaires, interviews (closed
questions)and observation (checklists, etc.).1
This explained the information gathered from a population that can be
helpful for the development of a study. It is a research to know more about the
subject of the study which is the Staffs of University of Rizal System Cainta
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Campus and also the method they use to have those important gathered data
that could help the researchers.
The study includes the survey and the fact finding inquiries of different
kinds of variables .There are some valid concerns about the statistical validity, as
long as the limitations are understood by the researchers.
Developmental method of research is the systematic study of designing,
developing, and evaluating instructional programs, processes and product must
meet criteria of internal consistency and effectiveness. Developmental method of

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research is particularly important in the field of instructional technology.
The Researchers developed their own system that involves the designing
and physical appearance of the said study. The method that the researchers
focused is more on the impact of the product on the learner or the organization.
Sampling Technique
In choosing the respondents of the study the researchers used purposive
and convenience sampling techniques.
Purposive sampling represents a group of different non-probability
sampling techniques. It is also known as judgmental,
selective or subjective sampling method, purposive sampling relies on
the judgement of the researcher when it comes to selecting the units (e.g.,
people, cases/organisations, events, pieces of data) that are to be studied.
Usually, the sample being investigated is quite small, especially when compared
with probability sampling techniques.3

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Convenience sampling is a type of non-probability sampling technique.
Non-probability sampling focuses on sampling techniques that are based on the
judgement of the researcher [see our article Non-probability sampling to learn
more about non-probability sampling]. This article explains (a) what convenience
sampling is and (b) the advantages and disadvantages (limitations) of
convenience sampling.4
Setting of the Study
The study was conducted at the University of Rizal System Cainta
Campus during the school year 2016-2017. It is located at Gate 1, Karangalan
Drive, Karangalan Village, and Brgy. San Isidro, Cainta Rizal.
The University of Rizal System Cainta envisioned: “The leading university
in human resource development, knowledge and technology generation and
environmental stewardship”.
The university mission is “University of Rizal System Cainta is committed
to nurture and produce upright and competent graduates and empowered
community through relevant and sustainable higher professional and technical
instruction, research, extension and production services
Today URS Cainta has become a complete college with Technology as its
flagship program catering up to four year level. The school community
continuously seeks to keep pace with other schools to meet the difficult and
demanding challenges of quality education based on new developments,
researches and discoveries in various disciplines. To further strengthen its
presence in the Province of Rizal, URS Cainta located to a better site that will
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Enable them to more efficiently meet the services needs and requirements of the
community.
Figure 2
University of Rizal System Cainta

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Figure 3
Location Map of University of Rizal System Cainta Campus
Subject of the Study
This study was focused on the development of an Appliance Wiring
Control System. The developed system was designed to automatically control
the electronic appliances. It also aimed to create a system where the students,
faculty and staffs can ensure their safety in using the facilities of the campus.
Through this system, the staff can monitor on whom room does the
appliance accidentally forgot to turn off; it can stop consuming electricity and
possible accidents due to the running appliances
The respondents of the System would be (10) IT experts, (13) Electronics

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expert, (14) Electrical expert and (3) Administrator. They were selected as the
respondents of the study since they were knowledgeable in the developed
output.
Sources of Data
The researchers used an adopted questionnaire checklist as the main
data gathering tool in the evaluation of the developed Appliance Wiring Control
System.
The questionnaire includes statement / questions pertaining to determine
the level of variables; Accuracy, Applicability, Workability, Efficiency, and
Reliability
The researchers also used the internet and other unpublished study as the
secondary sources of the data that can also help the study to be more accurate.
The scale used in the evaluation of the system is shown in table1.
Table 1
Five-Point Likert Scale
SCALE VERBAL INTERPRETATION RANGE

5 Highly Acceptable 4.20-5.00
4 Acceptable 3.40-4.19
3 Moderately Acceptable 2.60-3.39
2 Less Acceptable 1.80-2.59
1 Not Acceptable 1.00-1.79
Research Procedure
The procedure of the study started by coming up with three proposed

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titles and the panel approved the title "Development and Evaluation of the
Appliance control Wiring System".
The researchers started to gather raw data by reading reference books as
their starting point. The researchers also gathered information from the internet,
unpublished thesis, dissertation and literature of some authors related to the
study.
The researchers then began to develop their chapters 1 and 2 along with
the series of consultations with their adviser and the critic reader for the
improvement of the system and the manuscript. The researchers also sought
advices from the panel members. After the development of chapters 1 and 2 and
their flow chart/system, they prepared and successfully defended their study on
the month of September 2016.
Project Design
The project design deals with the system flowchart which is defined as a
diagram representing the logical sequence in which combination of steps or
operation is to be performed and system algorithm which pertains to a list of
instructions for carrying outcome process step by step. Hardware, software
requirements and statistical treatment are also includes in the design.

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Flowchart
Start
A
HOME
A.Register
B.Log In
Y Register Input all information

SAVE
If = A Y B
N
Y
N
Y
If = B A
Y B
Y
Input User and Password
Log In
N
Are the user is Valid? Error Messaged
Y
B
Y C
Y
MAIN
MENU
A. Output
Switch
B. Log out
2
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Y D
Y
If = A OUTLET SWITCH
I. ON
II. OFF
Y
N If = I Y SWITCH ON
Y INDICATOR GREEN D
N Y
Y If = II Y SWITCH OFF
INDICATOR RED D
N
Y
C
Y
Y
If = B END
Logout
N
Y
C
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Algorithm
1. Start
2. Input Username and Password
3. Log In
3.1 log in failed
3.2 Back to Log in form
4. Main Menu
5. Profile
5.1 Profile Information
5.2 Back to main menu
6. Switch Monitoring
6.1 First Floor
6.2 Second Floor
6.3 Third Floor
6.4 Fourth Floor
7. Switching Schedule
6.1 First Floor
6.2 Second Floor
6.3 Third Floor
6.4 Fourth Floor
7. Log Out
8. End
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The hardware requirements of the Appliance Control system of University of Rizal
System - Cainta Campus is Dual-core processor, 2GB RAM, 512MB of video card, 80GB
hard disk, monitor (at least 1366 x 768 resolutions) mouse, keyboard and Arduino Uno board.
The software requirements are Net framework 4.0, Arduino Software, at least
Windows XP Operating System
Statistical Treatment
The following statistical treatments were utilizedin this study:
1. To determine the level of acceptability of the developed Appliance
Wiring Control as evaluated by the four groups of respondents in terms
of Accuracy, Applicability, Workability, Efficiency, and Reliability, the
mean and the standard deviation were used.
2. To determine if there is a significant difference on the level of
acceptability of the Developed Appliance Wiring Control System of
URS Cainta as Evaluated by the four groups of Respondents. of the
aforementioned variables, the ANOVA were used.

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NOTES
1
Descriptive Research Design, Retrieved on Aug. 30, 2016 from
http://www.health.herts.ac.uk/immunology/Web%20programme%20-
%20Researchhealthprofessionals/descriptive_research.htm
2
Developmental Method, Retrieved on Aug. 30, 2016 from
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/develop ental-method
3
Purposive sampling, Retrieved on Aug. 30, 2016 from
http://dissertation.laerd.com/purposive-sampling.php
4
Convenience sampling, Retrieved on Aug. 30, 2016 from
http://dissertation.laerd.com/convenience-sampling.php
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Chapter 3
PRESENTATION ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA
This chapter includes the development of the program flowchart, program
algorithm, program listing, program output, user’s manual and the level of
acceptability of the developed system.
Development of the System
In the development of the system, the researchers used VB 6.0 for the
designing as well coding of the system, C++ for the Arduino coding Microsoft
Access for the database as software and. To know the level of acceptability of
the program the researchers used descriptive and developmental method for
study.
To run the developed Appliance Wiring Control System, Visual Basic 6.0
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Program Flowchart
START
INPUT USERNAME AND PASSWORD
LOG IN
N
VALID? ERROR MESSAGE
A
B
Y
MAIN MENU
A. ON/OFF SWITCH
B. SWITCH SCHEDULING
C. ON/OFF LOG
D. ADMIN PANEL
E. SUB MENU
2
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C
Y
IF = A ON/OFF SWITCH
I. FIRST FLOOR
II. SECOND FLOOR
III. THIRD FLOOR
IV. FOURTH FLOOR
N FIRST FLOOR
D
Y I. 101
II. 102
IF = I III. 103
IV. 104
V. 105
VI. 1F CR
VII. 1F HALLWAY
N VIII. CLINIC
SECOND FLOOR
E
Y I. 201
II. 202
III. 203
IF = II IV. 204
V. 205
VI. 2F CR
VII. 2F HALLWAY
VIII. GUIDANCE OFFICE
N IX. MULTIPURPOSE ROOM
3
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8
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THIRD FLOOR
F
Y
I. 301
II. 302
IF = III III. 303
IV. 304
V. 305
VI. 3F CR
N
VII. 3F HALLWAY
VIII. RESEARCH OFFICE
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FOURTH FLOOR
G
Y
I. 401
II. 402
IF = IV III. 403
IV. 404
V. 405
VI. 4F CR
N
VII. 4F HALLWAY
VIII. CHRONICLER
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B
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Y
IF = I 101
A. ON
B. OFF
N
Y
IF = A SWITCH ON
INDICATOR = GREEN D
N
Y
IF = B SWITCH OFF
INDICATOR = RED D
N
Y
IF = II 102
A. ON
B. OFF
N
Y
IF = A SWITCH ON
INDICATOR = GREEN D
N
Y
IF = B SWITCH OFF
INDICATOR = RED D
5 N
D
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Y
IF = III 103
A. ON
B. OFF
N
Y
IF = A SWITCH ON
INDICATOR = GREEN D
N
Y
IF = B SWITCH OFF
INDICATOR = RED D
N
Y
IF = IV 104
A. ON
B. OFF
N
Y
IF = A SWITCH ON
INDICATOR = GREEN D
N
Y
IF = B SWITCH OFF
INDICATOR = RED D
6 N
D
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Y
IF = V 105
A. ON
B. OFF
N
Y
IF = A SWITCH ON
INDICATOR = GREEN D
N
Y
IF = B SWITCH OFF
INDICATOR = RED D
N
Y
IF = VI 1F CR
A. ON
B. OFF
N
Y
IF = A SWITCH ON
INDICATOR = GREEN D
N
Y
IF = B SWITCH OFF
INDICATOR = RED D
7 N
D
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Y
IF = VII 1F HALLWAY
A. ON
B. OFF
N
Y
IF = A SWITCH ON
INDICATOR = GREEN D
N
Y
IF = B SWITCH OFF
INDICATOR = RED D
N
Y
IF = VIII CLINIC
A. ON
B. OFF
N
Y
IF = A SWITCH ON
INDICATOR = GREEN D
N
Y
IF = B SWITCH OFF
INDICATOR = RED D
C N
D
37
Y
IF = I 201
A. ON
B. OFF
N
Y
IF = A SWITCH ON
INDICATOR = GREEN E
N
Y
IF = B SWITCH OFF
INDICATOR = RED E
N
Y
IF = II 202
A. ON
B. OFF
N
Y
IF = A SWITCH ON
INDICATOR = GREEN E
N
Y
IF = B SWITCH OFF
INDICATOR = RED E
9 N
E
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Y
IF = III 203
A. ON
B. OFF
N
Y
IF = A SWITCH ON
INDICATOR = GREEN E
N
Y
IF = B SWITCH OFF
INDICATOR = RED E
N
Y
IF = IV 204
A. ON
B. OFF
N
Y
IF = A SWITCH ON
INDICATOR = GREEN E
N
Y
IF = B SWITCH OFF
INDICATOR = RED E
10 N
E
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10
Y
IF = V 205
A. ON
B. OFF
N
Y
IF = A SWITCH ON
INDICATOR = GREEN E
N
Y
IF = B SWITCH OFF
INDICATOR = RED E
N
Y
IF = VI 2F CR
A. ON
B. OFF
N
Y
IF = A SWITCH ON
INDICATOR = GREEN E
N
Y
IF = B SWITCH OFF
INDICATOR = RED E
11 N
E
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11
Y
IF = VII 2F HALLWAY
A. ON
B. OFF
N
Y
IF = A SWITCH ON
INDICATOR = GREEN E
N
Y
IF = B SWITCH OFF
INDICATOR = RED E
N
Y
GUIDANCE OFFICE
IF = VIII
A. ON
B. OFF
N
Y
IF = A SWITCH ON
INDICATOR = GREEN E
N
Y
IF = B SWITCH OFF
INDICATOR = RED E
12 N
E
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12
Y
MULTIPURPOSE ROOM
IF = IX
A. ON
B. OFF
N
Y
IF = A SWITCH ON
INDICATOR = GREEN E
N
Y
IF = B SWITCH OFF
INDICATOR = RED E
N
E
C
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13
Y
IF = I 301
A. ON
B. OFF
N
Y
IF = A SWITCH ON
INDICATOR = GREEN F
N
Y
IF = B SWITCH OFF
INDICATOR = RED F
N
Y
IF = II 302
A. ON
B. OFF
N
Y
IF = A SWITCH ON
INDICATOR = GREEN F
N
Y
IF = B SWITCH OFF
INDICATOR = RED F
14 N
F
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14
Y
IF = III 303
A. ON
B. OFF
N
Y
IF = A SWITCH ON
INDICATOR = GREEN F
N
Y
IF = B SWITCH OFF
INDICATOR = RED F
N
Y
IF = IV 304
A. ON
B. OFF
N
Y
IF = A SWITCH ON
INDICATOR = GREEN F
N
Y
IF = B SWITCH OFF
INDICATOR = RED F
15 N
F
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15
Y
IF = V 305
A. ON
B. OFF
N
Y
IF = A SWITCH ON
INDICATOR = GREEN F
N
Y
IF = B SWITCH OFF
INDICATOR = RED F
N
Y
IF = VI 3F CR
A. ON
B. OFF
N
Y
IF = A SWITCH ON
INDICATOR = GREEN F
N
Y
IF = B SWITCH OFF
INDICATOR = RED F
16 N
F
45
16
Y
3F HALLWAY
IF = VII
A. ON
B. OFF
N
Y
IF = A SWITCH ON
INDICATOR = GREEN F
N
Y
IF = B SWITCH OFF
INDICATOR = RED F
N
Y
IF = VIII RESEARCH OFFICE
A. ON
B. OFF
N
Y
IF = A SWITCH ON
INDICATOR = GREEN F
N
Y
IF = B SWITCH OFF
INDICATOR = RED F
C N
F
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17
Y
IF = I 401
A. ON
B. OFF
N
Y
IF = A SWITCH ON
INDICATOR = GREEN G
N
Y
IF = B SWITCH OFF
INDICATOR = RED G
N
Y
IF = II 402
A. ON
B. OFF
N
Y
IF = A SWITCH ON
INDICATOR = GREEN G
N
Y
IF = B SWITCH OFF
INDICATOR = RED G
18 N
G
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18
Y
IF = III 403
A. ON
B. OFF
N
Y
IF = A SWITCH ON
INDICATOR = GREEN G
N
Y
IF = B SWITCH OFF
INDICATOR = RED G
N
Y
IF = IV 404
A. ON
B. OFF
N
Y
IF = A SWITCH ON
INDICATOR = GREEN G
N
Y
IF = B SWITCH OFF
INDICATOR = RED G
19 N
G
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19
Y
IF = V 405
A. ON
B. OFF
N
Y
IF = A SWITCH ON
INDICATOR = GREEN G
N
Y
IF = B SWITCH OFF
INDICATOR = RED G
N
Y
IF = VI 4F CR
A. ON
B. OFF
N
Y
IF = A SWITCH ON
INDICATOR = GREEN G
N
Y
IF = B SWITCH OFF
INDICATOR = RED G
20 N
G
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20
Y
4F HALLWAY
IF = VII
A. ON
B. OFF
N
Y
IF = A SWITCH ON
INDICATOR = GREEN G
N
Y
IF = B SWITCH OFF
INDICATOR = RED G
N
Y
IF = VIII CHRONICLER
A. ON
B. OFF
N
Y
IF = A SWITCH ON
INDICATOR = GREEN G
N
Y
IF = B SWITCH OFF
INDICATOR = RED G
C N
G
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21
H
Y
SWITCH SCHEDULING
IF = B I. FIRST FLOOR
II. SECOND FLOOR
III. THIRD FLOOR
IV. FOURTH FLOOR
Y I SETUP FIRST FLOOR SCHEDULING
IF = I A. SETUP
B. EDIT SETUP
IF = A
SETUP SAVE I
N
Y
IF = B
EDIT SAVE I
25 22 H
51
22
Y J SETUP SECOND FLOOR SCHEDULING
IF = II A. SETUP
B. EDIT SETUP
IF = A
SETUP
SAVE J
N
IF = B
EDIT
SAVE J
N
23 H
52
23
Y
K
SETUP THIRD FLOOR SCHEDULING
IF = III A. SETUP
B. EDIT SETUP
IF = A
SETUP
SAVE K
N
IF = B
EDIT
SAVE K
N
24 H
53
24
Y
L
SETUP FOURTH FLOOR SCHEDULING
IF = IV A. SETUP
B. EDIT SETUP
IF = A
SETUP
SAVE L
IF = B
EDIT
SAVE L
B H
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25
IF = C ON / OFF LOGS
B
M
ADMIN PANEL
Y
IF = D I. USERS ACCOUNT
II. DELETE ALL ON/OFF LOGS
III. SETUP OUTPUTS DELAY
IV. SETUP DEVICE CONNECTION
V. FACTORY DATA RESET
30 26
55
26
USERS ACCOUNTS
IF = I
A. ADD ACCOUNT
B. EDIT ACCOUNT
C. DELETE ACCOUNT
IF = A
ADD ACCOUNT N
SAVE
Y
IF = B
EDIT ACCOUNT N
SAVE
N
Y
IF = C
DELETE N
27 M
56
27
O
Y
DELETE LOGS?
IF = II
A. YES
B. NO
N
Y
IF = A
DELETE O
Y
IF = B
O
28 M
57
28
Y P
SETUP OUTPUTS DELAY
IF = III
A. ACTIVATE
B. DEACTIVATE
IF = A SETUP ACTIVATE
P
IF = B DEACTIVATE P
29 M
58
29
Y
SETUP DEVICE CONNECTION
IF = IV
SAVE M
Q
Y
FACTORY DATA RESET
IF = V
A. OK
B. CANCEL
N
Y
IF = A CONFIRM RESETING
Q
N Y
IF = B
M
N
B Q
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30
R
Y SUB MENU
I. POWER RESTORE
IF = E II. SHOW NOTIFICATION BAR
III. ABOUT AWCS
IV. LOGOUT
Y RESTORE POWER?
IF = I A. YES
B. NO
N
Y
IF = A RESTORING POWER
B
N
Y
IF = B
R
N
B
Y
IF = II SHOW NOTIFICATION BAR
N
Y
IF = III ABOUT AWCS
B
N
Y
IF = IV
END
N
B B
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Program Algorithm
1. Start
2. Input Username and Password
3. Login
3.1 Login Failed
3.2 Back to Login Form
4. Main Menu
4.1 On/Off Switch
4.1.1 First Floor
4.1.1.1 Room 101
4.1.1.1.1 Output 1 Switch
4.1.1.1.5 Edit Output Label
4.1.1.2 Room 102

4.1.1.3 Room 103

4.1.1.4 Room 104

4.1.1.5 Room 105

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4.1.1.6 First Floor Comfort Room

4.1.1.7 First Floor Clinic

4.1.2 Second Floor

4.1.2.1 Room 201
4.1.2.2 Room 202

4.1.2.3 Room 203

4.1.2.4 Room 204

4.1.2.5 Room 205

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4.1.2.6 Second Floor Comfort Room

4.1.2.7 Second Floor Hallway

4.1.3 Third Floor

4.1.3.1 Room 301
4.1.3.2 Room 302

4.1.3.3 Room 303

4.1.3.4 Room 304

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4.1.3.5 Room 305

4.1.3.6 Third Floor Comfort Room

4.1.3.7 Third Floor Hallway

4.1.3.8 Third Floor Research Development Room

4.1.4 Fourth Floor

4.1.4.1 Room 401
4.1.4.2 Room 402

4.1.4.3 Room 403

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4.1.4.4 Room 404

4.1.4.5 Room 405

4.1.4.6 Fourth Floor Comfort Room

4.1.4.7 Fourth Floor Hallway

4.1.4.8 Fourth Floor Chronicler Room

4.2 Switch Scheduling

4.2.1 First Floor
4.2.1.1 Set up Time Schedule
4.2.2 Second Floor
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4.2.3 Third Floor
4.2.4 Fourth Floor
4.2.5 Show Activated Schedule
4.3 On/Off Log

4.3.1 Show Operation Log
4.3.2 Refresh Logs
4.4 Admin Panel

4.4.1 Users Account
4.4.1.1 Add
4.4.1.2 Edit
4.4.1.3 Delete
4.4.2 Delete all on/Off Logs
4.4.3 Setup Outputs Delay
4.4.4 Setup Device Connection

4.4.4.1 Setup Connection/Edit Connection Setup
4.4.4.2 Activate/Deactivate
4.4.4.3 Device Manager
4.4.4.3.1 List of Available Ports
4.4.4.3.2 Refresh Port List
4.4.4.3.3 Arduino Com Port Identifier
4.4.4.3.4 Windows Device Manager
4.4.4.4 List of Rooms
4.4.5 Factory Data Reset

4.4.5.1 Ok Button
4.4.5.2 Cancel Button
4.5 Sub Menu

4.5.1 Power Restore
4.5.2 Show Notification
4.5.3 about AWCS
4.5.4 Log Out
5. End
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Program Listing
Private Declare Function sndPlaySound Lib "winmm" Alias "sndPlaySoundA" (ByVal

lpszSoundName As String, ByVal uFlags As Long) As Long
Public Sub PlaySound(strFileName As String)
sndPlaySound strFileName, 1
End Sub
Private Sub Command3_Click()
MainMenu.Show
NotificationForm.Show
Me.Hide
End Sub
Private Sub Command4_Click()

SchedulingServer3F.Show
End Sub
Private Sub Form_Activate()

AccountType.Text = ""
End Sub
Private Sub Form_Load()

Skin1.ApplySkin Me.hWnd
AWCSLogin.ConnectionString = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" &
App.Path & "\Database\Configuration.mdb;User Id=admin;Password=;"
End Sub
Private Sub Form_Unload(Cancel As Integer)

End
End Sub
Private Sub Image2_DblClick()

ControlPanel.Show
End Sub
Private Sub loginbtn_Click()

If Text1.Text = "" Then
MsgBox "Please enter your USERNAME", vbCritical, "Appliance Wiring Control System"
Text1.SetFocus
ElseIf Text2.Text = "" Then
MsgBox "Please enter your PASSWORD", vbCritical, "Appliance Wiring Control System"
Text2.SetFocus
Else
Image1.Visible = True
Timer2.Enabled = True
loginbtn.Enabled = False
loginbtn.Caption = "Please Wait..."
Information.Caption = ""
End If
End Sub
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Private Sub Text3_KeyPress(KeyAscii As Integer)

If KeyAscii = 0 Then
Form1.Show
End If
End Sub
Private Sub Text1_GotFocus()

Information.Caption = "Enter your username."
End Sub

loginbtn_Click
End If
End Sub
Private Sub Text2_GotFocus()

Information.Caption = "Enter your passsword."
End Sub

loginbtn_Click
End If
End Sub
Private Sub Timer1_Timer()

Command1.Caption = Val(Command1.Caption) + 1
If Command1.Caption = "1" Then
Splash.Picture = LoadPicture(App.Path & "/Animations/Splash0000.jpg")
ElseIf Command1.Caption = "2" Then
Information.Caption = "Loading System Files....."
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Information.Caption = "Analyzing System Resources....."
69

70

Information.Caption = "Configuring Settings....."
71

72

73

Information.Caption = "Loading Database Files....."
74

75

76

77

78

Information.Caption = "Finalizing....."
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Information.Caption = "Completed....."
Information.Caption = ""
Timer1.Enabled = False
Text1.Visible = True
Text2.Visible = True
loginbtn.Visible = True
End If
End Sub

Command2.Caption = Val(Command2.Caption) + 1
If Command2.Caption = "1" Then
Image1.Picture = LoadPicture(App.Path & "/Animations/Loading/Loading00.jpg")
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Command2.Caption = "0"
Image1.Visible = False
loginbtn.Enabled = True
loginbtn.Caption = "LOG IN"
AWCSLogin.RecordSource = "Select * from Accounts where USERNAME='" &
Text1.Text & "' and PASSWORD ='" & Text2.Text & "'"
AWCSLogin.Refresh
If AWCSLogin.Recordset.EOF Then
MsgBox "Account not found, Please contact the Administrator.", vbCritical, "AWCS
Login"
Else
MainMenu.UsernameLabel.Caption = AWCSLogin.Recordset.Fields("USERNAME")
AccountType.Text = AWCSLogin.Recordset.Fields("ACCOUNT TYPE")
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If AccountType.Text = "STANDARD" Then
With MainMenu
.Image4.Visible = False
.AdminFRAME.Visible = False
.Picture = LoadPicture(App.Path & "/Animations/Backgrounds/MainMenu/1u.jpg")
.DefaultBTN.Value = True
End With
If AccountType.Text = "ADMINISTRATOR" Then
With MainMenu
.Image4.Visible = True
.AdminFRAME.Visible = True
.Picture = LoadPicture(App.Path & "/Animations/Backgrounds/MainMenu/1.jpg")
.MBTN4.Visible = True
.DefaultBTN.Value = True
End With
End If
End If
MainMenu.Show
Me.Hide
Text1.Text = ""
Text2.Text = ""
End If
End If
End Sub
Option Explicit
Private Sub AboutBTN_Click()

AboutAWCS.Show
End Sub
Private Sub chameleonButton1_Click()

NotificationForm.Hide
chameleonButton1.Visible = False
chameleonButton2.Visible = True
End Sub

chameleonButton2.Visible = False
chameleonButton1.Visible = True
End Sub

Me.Hide
SwitchScheduling3F.Show
End Sub
Private Sub DataBTN_Click()

Me.Hide
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FactoryData.Show
End Sub
Private Sub DateFilter_Change()

If DateFilter.Text = "(ALL)" Then
Call setrecord(Me.DBLogs, "select * from SwitchLOGS where DATE like'" & "" & "%" &
"'")
ElseIf DateFilter.Text = "JANUARY (1)" Then
Call setrecord(Me.DBLogs, "select * from SwitchLOGS where DATE like'" & "1" & "%" &
"'")
ElseIf DateFilter.Text = "FEBRUARY (2)" Then
"'")
ElseIf DateFilter.Text = "MARCH (3)" Then
"'")
ElseIf DateFilter.Text = "ARPIL (4)" Then
"'")
ElseIf DateFilter.Text = "MAY (5)" Then
"'")
ElseIf DateFilter.Text = "JUNE (6)" Then
"'")
ElseIf DateFilter.Text = "JULY (7)" Then
"'")
ElseIf DateFilter.Text = "AUGUST (8)" Then
"'")
ElseIf DateFilter.Text = "SEPTEMBER (9)" Then
"'")
ElseIf DateFilter.Text = "OCTOBER (10)" Then
Call setrecord(Me.DBLogs, "select * from SwitchLOGS where DATE like'" & "10" & "%"
& "'")
ElseIf DateFilter.Text = "NOVEMBER (11)" Then
& "'")
ElseIf DateFilter.Text = "DECEMBER (12)" Then
& "'")
Else
Call setrecord(Me.DBLogs, "select * from SwitchLOGS where DATE like'" &
Me.DateFilter.Text & "%" & "'")
End If
With DataGrid1
.Columns(0).Width = "200"
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.Font = "Arial Rounded MT Bold"
.Font.Size = "10"
.HeadLines = "2"
.HeadFont = "Bell MT"
.HeadFont.Size = "11"
.HeadFont.Bold = True
.MarqueeStyle = dbgHighlightRowRaiseCell
End With
End Sub
Private Sub DateFilter_Click()

"'")
"'")
"'")
"'")
"'")
"'")
"'")
"'")
"'")
"'")
& "'")
& "'")
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& "'")
Else
End If
With DataGrid1
.Font.Size = "10"
.HeadLines = "2"
End With
End Sub
Private Sub DateFilter_KeyDown(KeyCode As Integer, Shift As Integer)

"'")
"'")
"'")
"'")
"'")
"'")
"'")
"'")
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"'")
"'")
& "'")
& "'")
& "'")
Else
End If
With DataGrid1
.Font.Size = "10"
.HeadLines = "2"
End With
End Sub
Private Sub DateFilter_KeyUp(KeyCode As Integer, Shift As Integer)

"'")
"'")
"'")
"'")
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"'")
"'")
"'")
"'")
"'")
"'")
& "'")
& "'")
& "'")
Else
End If
With DataGrid1
.Font.Size = "10"
.HeadLines = "2"
End With
End Sub
Private Sub DefaultBTN_Click()

If Splash.AccountType.Text = "STANDARD" Then
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MainMenu.Picture = LoadPicture(App.Path &

"/Animations/Backgrounds/MainMenu/1u.jpg")
SwitchFRAME.Visible = True
SchedulingFRAME.Visible = False
LogFRAME.Visible = False
AdminFRAME.Visible = False
End If
If Splash.AccountType.Text = "ADMINISTRATOR" Then
"/Animations/Backgrounds/MainMenu/1.jpg")
End If
End Sub
Private Sub DLBTN_Click()

Dim deleteall As Integer
deleteall = MsgBox("Do you want to delete all ON/OFF LOGS? You cannot undo this
process.", vbQuestion + vbYesNo, "APPLIANCE WIRING CONTROL SYSTEM")
If deleteall = vbYes Then
With DelLOGS
Do Until .Recordset.EOF
.Recordset.Delete
.Recordset.Update
.Recordset.MoveNext
Loop
End With
DataGrid2.Refresh
DelLOGS.Refresh
With DelLOGS
Do Until .Recordset.EOF
.Recordset.Delete
.Recordset.Update
.Recordset.MoveNext
Loop
End With
DataGrid2.Refresh
DelLOGS.Refresh
MsgBox "ON/OFF Logs Deleted!", vbInformation, "APPLIANCE WIRING CONTROL
SYSTEM"
RefreshLOGS.Value = True
RefreshLOGS_Click
End If
End Sub

RoomFilter.Text = "(ALL)"
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DateFilter.Text = "(ALL)"
SwitchFilter.Text = "(ALL)"
MenuFrame.Visible = False
MainMenu.WindowState = vbNormal
SchedulingCommands.SchedTimer.Value = True
End If
End If
End Sub

End If
ActiveSchedule.ConnectionString = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source="
& App.Path & "\Database\Configuration.mdb;User Id=admin;Password=;"
ActiveSchedule.RecordSource = "Select * from ActiveSchedule"
ActiveSchedule.Refresh
Set DataGrid2.DataSource = ActiveSchedule
AddLOGS.ConnectionString = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" &
AddLOGS.RecordSource = "Select * from SwitchLOGS"
AddLOGS.Refresh
DelLOGS.ConnectionString = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" &
DelLOGS.RecordSource = "Select * from SwitchLOGS"
DelLOGS.Refresh
DBLogs.ConnectionString = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" &
DBLogs.RecordSource = "Select * from SwitchLOGS order by DATE"
DBLogs.Refresh
Set DataGrid1.DataSource = DBLogs
With DataGrid1
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.Font.Size = "8"
.HeadLines = "2"
End With
Call setrecord(Me.ActiveSchedule, "select * from ActiveSchedule where Status like'" &
"ACTIVATED" & "%" & "'")
With DataGrid2
.Font.Size = "10"
.HeadLines = "2"
End With
End Sub
Private Sub Image1_Click()

End If
End If
End Sub
Private Sub Image1_MouseMove(Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, X As Single, Y As

Single)
End Sub
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SwitchFRAME.Visible = False
SchedulingFRAME.Visible = True
End If
End If
End Sub

Single)
End Sub

"/Animations/Backgrounds/MainMenu/3U.jpg")
LogFRAME.Visible = True
End If
End If
End Sub

Single)
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End Sub

AdminFRAME.Visible = True
End Sub

Single)
End Sub
Private Sub LogoutBTN_Click()

Dim out As Integer
out = MsgBox("Do you want to logout?", vbQuestion + vbYesNo, "Appliance Wiring
Control System")
If out = vbYes Then
SchedulingROOM101.DayTimer.Value = True
Scheduling1FCR.DayTimer.Value = True
Scheduling1FHW.DayTimer.Value = True
SchedulingCLINIC.DayTimer.Value = True
Scheduling3FCR.DayTimer.Value = True
Scheduling3FHW.DayTimer.Value = True
SchedulingRESEARCH.DayTimer.Value = True
With Splash
.Picture = LoadPicture(App.Path & "/Animations/Splash0300.jpg")
.Timer1.Enabled = False
.Text1.Visible = True
.Text2.Visible = True
.Text1 = ""
.Text2 = ""
.loginbtn.Visible = True
.Show
End With
Me.Hide
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End If
End Sub
Private Sub MBTN1_Click()

End If
End If
End Sub
Private Sub MBTN1_MouseMove(Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, X As Single, Y As

Single)
End Sub

Else
End If
End Sub

Single)
End Sub
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"/Animations/Backgrounds/MainMenu/3U.jpg")
Else
End If
End Sub

Single)
End Sub

AdminFRAME.Visible = True
End Sub

Single)
End Sub
Private Sub MenuBTNN_Click()

If MenuFrame.Visible = True Then
ElseIf MenuFrame.Visible = False Then
MenuFrame.Visible = True
End If
End Sub
Private Sub ODBTN_Click()

Me.Hide
SetupOutputsDelay.Show
End Sub
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Private Sub RefreshLOGS_Click()

DBLogs.Refresh
DataGrid1.Refresh
With DataGrid1
.Font.Size = "10"
.HeadLines = "2"
End With
End Sub
Private Sub RoomFilter_Change()

If RoomFilter.Text = "(ALL)" Then
Call setrecord(Me.DBLogs, "select * from SwitchLOGS where ROOMS like'" & "" & "%"
& "'")
Else
Call setrecord(Me.DBLogs, "select * from SwitchLOGS where ROOMS like'" &
Me.RoomFilter.Text & "%" & "'")
End If
With DataGrid1
.Font.Size = "10"
.HeadLines = "2"
End With
End Sub
Private Sub RoomFilter_Click()

& "'")
Else
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End If
With DataGrid1
.Font.Size = "10"
.HeadLines = "2"
End With
End Sub
Private Sub RoomFilter_KeyDown(KeyCode As Integer, Shift As Integer)

& "'")
Else
End If
With DataGrid1
.Font.Size = "10"
.HeadLines = "2"
End With
End Sub
Private Sub RoomFilter_KeyUp(KeyCode As Integer, Shift As Integer)

& "'")
Else
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End If
With DataGrid1
.Font.Size = "10"
.HeadLines = "2"
End With
End Sub
Private Sub SDBTN_Click()

Me.Hide
SetupDevice.Show
End Sub
Private Sub SSBTN1F_Click()

Me.Hide
SwitchScheduling1F.Show
End Sub
Private Sub Switch1F_Click()

Me.Hide
S1Floor.Show
End Sub

Me.Hide
S2Floor.Show
End Sub

Me.Hide
S3Floor.Show
End Sub

Me.Hide
S4Floor.Show
End Sub
Private Sub SwitchFilter_Change()

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If SwitchFilter.Text = "(ALL)" Then

Call setrecord(Me.DBLogs, "select * from SwitchLOGS where STATUS like'" & "" & "%"
& "'")
Else
Call setrecord(Me.DBLogs, "select * from SwitchLOGS where STATUS like'" &
Me.SwitchFilter.Text & "%" & "'")
End If
With DataGrid1
.Font.Size = "10"
.HeadLines = "2"
End With
End Sub
Private Sub SwitchFilter_Click()

& "'")
Else
End If
With DataGrid1
.Font.Size = "10"
.HeadLines = "2"
End With
End Sub
Private Sub SwitchFilter_KeyDown(KeyCode As Integer, Shift As Integer)

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& "'")
Else
End If
With DataGrid1
.Font.Size = "10"
.HeadLines = "2"
End With
End Sub
Private Sub SwitchFilter_KeyUp(KeyCode As Integer, Shift As Integer)

& "'")
Else
End If
With DataGrid1
.Font.Size = "10"
.HeadLines = "2"
End With
End Sub

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buff1.Caption = Val(buff1.Caption) + 1
If buff1.Caption = "1" Then
Image1.Picture = LoadPicture(App.Path & "/Animations/ICONS/OnOff/Switch00.jpg")
ElseIf buff1.Caption = "2" Then
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buff1.Caption = "0"
End If
End Sub
Private Sub Form_MouseMove(Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, X As Single, Y As

Single)
Image2.Picture = LoadPicture(App.Path &
"/Animations/ICONS/Sched/Scheduling00.jpg")
"/Animations/ICONS/OLogged/Logged00.jpg")
Image4.Picture = LoadPicture(App.Path & "/Animations/ICONS/Admin/Admin00.jpg")
End Sub

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buff2.Caption = "0"
End If
End Sub

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buff3.Caption = "0"
End If
End Sub

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buff4.Caption = "0"
End If
End Sub

Dim today As Variant
today = Now
LblTime.Caption = Time
LblDate.Caption = Format(today, "m") & "/" & Format(today, "d") & "/" & Format(today,
"yy")
LblDay.Caption = Format(today, "DDDD")
End Sub
Private Sub UABTN_Click()

Me.Hide
UserAccounts.Show
End Sub
Private Sub BTN101_Click()
Server1F.DB101.RecordSource = "Select * from Config where ROOMS='" + "101" + "'"
Server1F.DB101.Refresh
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Server1F.L101O1.Text = Server1F.DB101.Recordset.Fields("O1LABEL")
Server1F.S101.Text = Server1F.DB101.Recordset.Fields("STATUS")
Server1F.C101.Text = Server1F.DB101.Recordset.Fields("COMPORT")
Server1F.O1S101.Text = Server1F.DB101.Recordset.Fields("O1STATUS")
Server1F.OD101O1.Text = Server1F.DB101.Recordset.Fields("O1OUTPUTDELAY")
ROOM101.ROOMLABEL.Caption = BTN101.Caption
ROOM101.O1BTN.Caption = Server1F.L101O1.Text
ROOM101.O1BTNOFF.Caption = Server1F.L101O1.Text
ROOM101.S1.Caption = Server1F.L101O1.Text
ROOM101.O1ELabel.Text = Server1F.L101O1.Text
ROOM101.O1Delay.Caption = Server1F.OD101O1.Text & " Minute/s"
If ROOM101.Arduino.PortOpen = True Then
ROOM101.Arduino.PortOpen = False
Else
ROOM101.Arduino.RThreshold = 3
ROOM101.Arduino.Settings = "9600,n,8,1"
ROOM101.Arduino.CommPort = Server1F.C101.Text
ROOM101.Arduino.PortOpen = True
ROOM101.Arduino.DTREnable = False
ROOM101.Show 1, S1Floor
End If
End Sub

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Else
End If
End Sub

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Else
End If
End Sub

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Else
End If
End Sub

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Else
End If
End Sub
Private Sub BTN1FCR_Click()

Server1F.DB1FCR.RecordSource = "Select * from Config where ROOMS='" + "1F CR" +
"'"
Server1F.DB1FCR.Refresh
Server1F.L1FCRO1.Text = Server1F.DB1FCR.Recordset.Fields("O1LABEL")
Server1F.L1FcrO2.Text = Server1F.DB1FCR.Recordset.Fields("O2LABEL")
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Server1F.S1FCR.Text = Server1F.DB1FCR.Recordset.Fields("STATUS")
Server1F.C1FCR.Text = Server1F.DB1FCR.Recordset.Fields("COMPORT")
Server1F.O1S1FCR.Text = Server1F.DB1FCR.Recordset.Fields("O1STATUS")
Server1F.OD1FCRO1.Text =
Server1F.DB1FCR.Recordset.Fields("O1OUTPUTDELAY")
ROOM1FCR.ROOMLABEL.Caption = BTN1FCR.Caption
ROOM1FCR.O1BTN.Caption = Server1F.L1FCRO1.Text
ROOM1FCR.O2BTN.Caption = Server1F.L1FcrO2.Text
ROOM1FCR.O1BTNOFF.Caption = Server1F.L1FCRO1.Text
ROOM1FCR.O2BTNOFF.Caption = Server1F.L1FcrO2.Text
ROOM1FCR.S1.Caption = Server1F.L1FCRO1.Text
ROOM1FCR.S2.Caption = Server1F.L1FcrO2.Text
ROOM1FCR.O1ELabel.Text = Server1F.L1FCRO1.Text
ROOM1FCR.O2ELabel.Text = Server1F.L1FcrO2.Text
ROOM1FCR.O1Delay.Caption = Server1F.OD1FCRO1.Text & " Minute/s"
If ROOM1FCR.Arduino.PortOpen = True Then
ROOM1FCR.Arduino.PortOpen = False
Else
ROOM1FCR.Arduino.RThreshold = 3
ROOM1FCR.Arduino.Settings = "9600,n,8,1"
ROOM1FCR.Arduino.CommPort = Server1F.C1FCR.Text
ROOM1FCR.Arduino.PortOpen = True
ROOM1FCR.Arduino.DTREnable = False
ROOM1FCR.Show 1, S1Floor
End If
End Sub
Private Sub BTN1FHW_Click()

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Server1F.DB1FHW.RecordSource = "Select * from Config where ROOMS='" + "1F

HALLWAY" + "'"
Server1F.DB1FHW.Refresh
Server1F.L1FHWO1.Text = Server1F.DB1FHW.Recordset.Fields("O1LABEL")
Server1F.S1FHW.Text = Server1F.DB1FHW.Recordset.Fields("STATUS")
Server1F.C1FHW.Text = Server1F.DB1FHW.Recordset.Fields("COMPORT")
Server1F.O1S1FHW.Text = Server1F.DB1FHW.Recordset.Fields("O1STATUS")
Server1F.OD1FHWO1.Text =
Server1F.DB1FHW.Recordset.Fields("O1OUTPUTDELAY")
ROOM1FHW.ROOMLABEL.Caption = BTN1FHW.Caption
ROOM1FHW.O1BTN.Caption = Server1F.L1FHWO1.Text
ROOM1FHW.O1BTNOFF.Caption = Server1F.L1FHWO1.Text
ROOM1FHW.S1.Caption = Server1F.L1FHWO1.Text
ROOM1FHW.O1ELabel.Text = Server1F.L1FHWO1.Text
ROOM1FHW.O1Delay.Caption = Server1F.OD1FHWO1.Text & " Minute/s"
If ROOM1FHW.Arduino.PortOpen = True Then
ROOM1FHW.Arduino.PortOpen = False
Else
ROOM1FHW.Arduino.RThreshold = 3
ROOM1FHW.Arduino.Settings = "9600,n,8,1"
ROOM1FHW.Arduino.CommPort = Server1F.C1FHW.Text
ROOM1FHW.Arduino.PortOpen = True
ROOM1FHW.Arduino.DTREnable = False
ROOM1FHW.Show 1, S1Floor
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End If
End Sub
Private Sub BTNClinic_Click()

Server1F.DBCLINIC.RecordSource = "Select * from Config where ROOMS='" +
"CLINIC" + "'"
Server1F.DBCLINIC.Refresh
Server1F.LCLINICO1.Text = Server1F.DBCLINIC.Recordset.Fields("O1LABEL")
Server1F.SCLINIC.Text = Server1F.DBCLINIC.Recordset.Fields("STATUS")
Server1F.CCLINIC.Text = Server1F.DBCLINIC.Recordset.Fields("COMPORT")
Server1F.O1SCLINIC.Text = Server1F.DBCLINIC.Recordset.Fields("O1STATUS")
Server1F.ODCLINICO1.Text =
Server1F.DBCLINIC.Recordset.Fields("O1OUTPUTDELAY")
ROOMCLINIC.ROOMLABEL.Caption = BTNCLINIC.Caption
ROOMCLINIC.O1BTN.Caption = Server1F.LCLINICO1.Text
ROOMCLINIC.O1BTNOFF.Caption = Server1F.LCLINICO1.Text
ROOMCLINIC.S1.Caption = Server1F.LCLINICO1.Text
ROOMCLINIC.O1ELabel.Text = Server1F.LCLINICO1.Text
ROOMCLINIC.O1Delay.Caption = Server1F.ODCLINICO1.Text & " Minute/s"
If ROOMCLINIC.Arduino.PortOpen = True Then
ROOMCLINIC.Arduino.PortOpen = False
Else
ROOMCLINIC.Arduino.RThreshold = 3
ROOMCLINIC.Arduino.Settings = "9600,n,8,1"
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ROOMCLINIC.Arduino.CommPort = Server1F.CCLINIC.Text
ROOMCLINIC.Arduino.PortOpen = True
ROOMCLINIC.Arduino.DTREnable = False
ROOMCLINIC.Show 1, S1Floor
End If
End Sub
Private Sub CloseBTN_Click()

Me.Hide
MainMenu.Show
End Sub

S1Floor.BTN101.BackColor = RGB(0, 126, 255)
S1Floor.BTN101.BackOver = RGB(0, 126, 255)
S1Floor.BTN1FCR.BackColor = RGB(0, 126, 255)
S1Floor.BTN1FCR.BackOver = RGB(0, 126, 255)
S1Floor.BTN1FHW.BackColor = RGB(0, 126, 255)
S1Floor.BTN1FHW.BackOver = RGB(0, 126, 255)
S1Floor.BTNCLINIC.BackColor = RGB(0, 126, 255)
S1Floor.BTNCLINIC.BackOver = RGB(0, 126, 255)
With Server1F
.DataBTN.Value = True
If .SS101.Text = "ACTIVATED" Then
End If
End If
End If
End If
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End If
If .SS1FCR.Text = "ACTIVATED" Then
S1Floor.BTN1FCR.BackOver = RGB(0, 126, 255)
End If
If .SS1FHW.Text = "ACTIVATED" Then
S1Floor.BTN1FHW.BackOver = RGB(0, 126, 255)
End If
If .SSCLINIC.Text = "ACTIVATED" Then
S1Floor.BTNCLINIC.BackOver = RGB(0, 126, 255)
End If
If .S101.Text = "DEACTIVATED" Then
S1Floor.BTN101.Enabled = False
End If
End If
End If
End If
End If
If .S1FCR.Text = "DEACTIVATED" Then
S1Floor.BTN1FCR.Enabled = False
End If
If .S1FHW.Text = "DEACTIVATED" Then
S1Floor.BTN1FHW.Enabled = False
End If
If .SCLINIC.Text = "DEACTIVATED" Then
S1Floor.BTNCLINIC.Enabled = False
End If
If .S101.Text = "ACTIVATED" Then
S1Floor.BTN101.Enabled = True
End If
End If
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End If
End If
End If
If .S1FCR.Text = "ACTIVATED" Then
S1Floor.BTN1FCR.Enabled = True
End If
If .S1FHW.Text = "ACTIVATED" Then
S1Floor.BTN1FHW.Enabled = True
End If
If .SCLINIC.Text = "ACTIVATED" Then
S1Floor.BTNCLINIC.Enabled = True
End If
End With
End Sub

End Sub

Me.Hide
MainMenu.Show
End Sub
Private Sub Ladder_MouseMove(Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, X As Single, Y As

Single)
Ladder.Picture = LoadPicture(App.Path & "/Animations/ICONS/Ladder/Ladder.jpg")
End Sub
Private Sub Picture2_MouseMove(Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, X As Single, Y As

Single)
Ladder.Picture = LoadPicture(App.Path & "/Animations/ICONS/Ladder/Ladder.jpg")
End Sub
Private Sub R101_Click()

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End Sub

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End Sub

End Sub

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End Sub

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End Sub
Private Sub R1FCR_Click()

Server1F.DB1FCR.RecordSource = "Select * from Config where ROOMS='" + "1F CR" +
"'"
Server1F.DB1FCR.Refresh
Server1F.L1FcrO2.Text = Server1F.DB1FCR.Recordset.Fields("O2LABEL")
Server1F.S1FCR.Text = Server1F.DB1FCR.Recordset.Fields("STATUS")
Server1F.C1FCR.Text = Server1F.DB1FCR.Recordset.Fields("COMPORT")
ROOM1FCR.O2BTN.Caption = Server1F.L1FcrO2.Text
ROOM1FCR.O2BTNOFF.Caption = Server1F.L1FcrO2.Text
ROOM1FCR.S2.Caption = Server1F.L1FcrO2.Text
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End Sub
Private Sub R1FHW_Click()

Server1F.DB1FHW.RecordSource = "Select * from Config where ROOMS='" + "1F
HALLWAY" + "'"
Server1F.DB1FHW.Refresh
Server1F.S1FHW.Text = Server1F.DB1FHW.Recordset.Fields("STATUS")
Server1F.C1FHW.Text = Server1F.DB1FHW.Recordset.Fields("COMPORT")
End Sub
Private Sub RCLINIC_Click()

Server1F.DBCLINIC.RecordSource = "Select * from Config where ROOMS='" +
"CLINIC" + "'"
Server1F.DBCLINIC.Refresh
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Server1F.SCLINIC.Text = Server1F.DBCLINIC.Recordset.Fields("STATUS")
Server1F.CCLINIC.Text = Server1F.DBCLINIC.Recordset.Fields("COMPORT")
End Sub
Private Sub Up_Click()

Me.Hide
S2Floor.Show
End Sub
Private Sub Up_MouseMove(Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, X As Single, Y As

Single)
Ladder.Picture = LoadPicture(App.Path & "/Animations/ICONS/Ladder/UPFocus.jpg")
End Sub
Private Sub DataBTN_Click()
Ado1F.RecordSource = "Select * from Config where ROOMS='" + R101.Text + "'"
Ado1F.Refresh
S101.Text = Ado1F.Recordset.Fields("STATUS")
C101.Text = Ado1F.Recordset.Fields("COMPORT")
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SS101.Text = Ado1F.Recordset.Fields("SWITCHSCHEDULE")
L101O1.Text = Ado1F.Recordset.Fields("O1LABEL")
O1S101.Text = Ado1F.Recordset.Fields("O1STATUS")
OD101O1.Text = Ado1F.Recordset.Fields("O1OUTPUTDELAY")
Ado1F.Refresh
Ado1F.Refresh
Ado1F.Refresh
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Ado1F.Refresh
Ado1F.RecordSource = "Select * from Config where ROOMS='" + CR1F.Text + "'"
Ado1F.Refresh
S1FCR.Text = Ado1F.Recordset.Fields("STATUS")
C1FCR.Text = Ado1F.Recordset.Fields("COMPORT")
SS1FCR.Text = Ado1F.Recordset.Fields("SWITCHSCHEDULE")
L1FCRO1.Text = Ado1F.Recordset.Fields("O1LABEL")
L1FcrO2.Text = Ado1F.Recordset.Fields("O2LABEL")
O1S1FCR.Text = Ado1F.Recordset.Fields("O1STATUS")
OD1FCRO1.Text = Ado1F.Recordset.Fields("O1OUTPUTDELAY")
Ado1F.RecordSource = "Select * from Config where ROOMS='" + HW1F.Text + "'"
Ado1F.Refresh
S1FHW.Text = Ado1F.Recordset.Fields("STATUS")
C1FHW.Text = Ado1F.Recordset.Fields("COMPORT")
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SS1FHW.Text = Ado1F.Recordset.Fields("SWITCHSCHEDULE")
L1FHWO1.Text = Ado1F.Recordset.Fields("O1LABEL")
O1S1FHW.Text = Ado1F.Recordset.Fields("O1STATUS")
OD1FHWO1.Text = Ado1F.Recordset.Fields("O1OUTPUTDELAY")
Ado1F.RecordSource = "Select * from Config where ROOMS='" + CLINIC.Text + "'"
Ado1F.Refresh
SCLINIC.Text = Ado1F.Recordset.Fields("STATUS")
CCLINIC.Text = Ado1F.Recordset.Fields("COMPORT")
SSCLINIC.Text = Ado1F.Recordset.Fields("SWITCHSCHEDULE")
LCLINICO1.Text = Ado1F.Recordset.Fields("O1LABEL")
O1SCLINIC.Text = Ado1F.Recordset.Fields("O1STATUS")
ODCLINICO1.Text = Ado1F.Recordset.Fields("O1OUTPUTDELAY")
End Sub

Ado1F.ConnectionString = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" &
DB101.ConnectionString = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" &
DB1FCR.ConnectionString = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" &
DB1FHW.ConnectionString = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" &
DBCLINIC.ConnectionString = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" &
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End Sub
Private Declare Function SendMessage Lib "user32" _
Alias "SendMessageA" (ByVal hWnd As Long, _
ByVal wMsg As Long, _
ByVal wParam As Long, _
lParam As Any) As Long
Private Declare Sub ReleaseCapture Lib "user32" ()
Const WM_NCLBUTTONDOWN = &HA1
Const HTCAPTION = 2

Unload Me
MainMenu.Show
End Sub
Private Sub DataGrid1_KeyDown(KeyCode As Integer, Shift As Integer)

ROOMLABEL.Caption = Device.Recordset.Fields("ROOMS")
ComPorts.Text = Device.Recordset.Fields("COMPORT")
DeviceStatus.Text = Device.Recordset.Fields("STATUS")
End Sub
Private Sub DataGrid1_KeyUp(KeyCode As Integer, Shift As Integer)

End Sub
Private Sub DataGrid1_MouseDown(Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, X As Single, Y

As Single)
End Sub
Private Sub DataGrid1_RowColChange(LastRow As Variant, ByVal LastCol As Integer)

End Sub
Private Sub DeactivateBTN_Click()

Dim dd As Integer
dd = MsgBox("Do you want to DEACTIVATE this device?", vbInformation + vbYesNo,
"DEACTIVATE DEVICE")
If dd = vbYes Then
With Device
.Recordset.Fields("COMPORT") = "0"
.Recordset.Fields("STATUS") = "DEACTIVATED"
.Recordset.Update
ROOMLABEL.Caption = .Recordset.Fields("ROOMS")
ComPorts.Text = .Recordset.Fields("COMPORT")
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DeviceStatus.Text = .Recordset.Fields("STATUS")
End With
End If
End Sub
Private Sub DeviceStatus_Change()

If DeviceStatus.Text = "" Then
SetupBTN.Enabled = False
EditBTN.Enabled = False
DeactivateBTN.Enabled = False
Else
SetupBTN.Enabled = True
EditBTN.Enabled = True
DeactivateBTN.Enabled = True
GoTo REFRESHSTATUS
End If
REFRESHSTATUS:
If DeviceStatus.Text = "ACTIVATED" Then

SetupBTN.Visible = False
EditBTN.Visible = True
End If
If DeviceStatus.Text = "DEACTIVATED" Then
SetupBTN.Visible = True
EditBTN.Visible = False
End If
End Sub
Private Sub DManagerHIDE_Click()

DeviceList.Hide
DManagerSHOW.Visible = True
DManagerHIDE.Visible = False
End Sub
Private Sub DManagerSHOW_Click()

DeviceList.Show
DManagerSHOW.Visible = False
DManagerHIDE.Visible = True
End Sub
Private Sub EditBTN_Click()

Dim EditBTN As Integer
EditBTN = MsgBox("Do you want to edit this setup?", vbInformation + vbYesNo, "EDIT
DEVICE")
If EditBTN = vbYes Then
ComPorts.Enabled = True
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DataGrid1.Enabled = False
SaveBTN.Visible = True
RoomSearch.Enabled = False
End If
End Sub

Device.ConnectionString = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" &
Device.RecordSource = "Select * from SetupDevice"
Set DataGrid1.DataSource = Device
With DataGrid1
.Columns(1).Alignment = dbgCenter
.Font.Size = "10"
.HeadLines = "2"
.HeadFont.Italic = True
End With
With Device
End With
End Sub

Unload DeviceList
End Sub
Private Sub Label3_MouseMove(Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, X As Single, Y As

Single)
Dim lngReturnValue As Long
If Button = 1 Then
Call ReleaseCapture
lngReturnValue = SendMessage(SetupDevice.hWnd, WM_NCLBUTTONDOWN,
HTCAPTION, 0&)
End If
End Sub
Private Sub RoomSearch_Change()

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Call setrecord(Me.Device, "select * from SetupDevice where ROOMS like'" &

Me.RoomSearch.Text & "%" & "'")
If Device.Recordset.EOF = True And Device.Recordset.BOF = True Then
ROOMLABEL.Caption = ""
ComPorts.Text = "0"
DeviceStatus.Text = ""
Else
End If
End Sub
Private Sub SaveBTN_Click()

Dim savedata As Integer
savedata = MsgBox("Do you want to save?", vbInformation + vbYesNo, "SETUP
DEVICE")
If savedata = vbYes Then
With Device
.Recordset.Fields("COMPORT") = ComPorts.Text
.Recordset.Fields("STATUS") = "ACTIVATED"
.Recordset.Update
SaveBTN.Visible = False
DataGrid1.Enabled = True
ComPorts.Enabled = False
RoomSearch.Enabled = True
End With
GoTo REFRESHSTATUS1
End If
REFRESHSTATUS1:
If DeviceStatus.Text = "ACTIVATED" Then

EditBTN.Visible = True
End If
If DeviceStatus.Text = "DEACTIVATED" Then
SetupBTN.Visible = True
EditBTN.Visible = False
End If
End Sub
Private Sub SetupBTN_Click()

Dim newsetupbtn As Integer
newsetupbtn = MsgBox("Do you want to setup this connection?", vbInformation +
vbYesNo, "SETUP DEVICE")
If newsetupbtn = vbYes Then
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ComPorts.Enabled = True
RoomSearch.Enabled = False
End If
End Sub
Unload Me
MainMenu.Show
End Sub
Private Sub DataGrid1_Click()

With OutputsDelay
O1Label.Caption = .Recordset.Fields("OUTPUT 1 LABEL")
O1DList.Text = .Recordset.Fields("OUTPUT1")
RoomStatus.Text = .Recordset.Fields("STATUS")
End With
Refresher.Value = True
End Sub
Private Sub DataGrid1_KeyDown(KeyCode As Integer, Shift As Integer)

With OutputsDelay
End With
End Sub
Private Sub DataGrid1_KeyUp(KeyCode As Integer, Shift As Integer)

With OutputsDelay
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End With
End Sub
Private Sub DataGrid1_MouseMove(Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, X As Single, Y

As Single)
With OutputsDelay
End With
End Sub
Private Sub DataGrid1_RowColChange(LastRow As Variant, ByVal LastCol As Integer)

With OutputsDelay
End With
End Sub
Private Sub EditDelayBTN_Click()

EditDelayBTN.Visible = False
O1DList.Enabled = True
O1OFF.Enabled = True
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SaveBTN.Caption = "Apply Changes"
End Sub

O1Format.Caption = ""
O1Format2.Caption = ""
With OutputsDelay
End With
End Sub

OutputsDelay.ConnectionString = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" &
OutputsDelay.RecordSource = "Select * from SetupOutputsDelay"
Set DataGrid1.DataSource = OutputsDelay
With DataGrid1
.Font.Size = "10"
.HeadLines = "2"
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.HeadFont.Italic = True
End With
End Sub
Private Sub O1DList_Change()

If O1DList.Text = "0" Then
O1Format.Caption = "Delay Off"
O1OFF.Visible = False
End If
O1Format.Caption = "MINUTE"
End If
If O1DList.Text > 1 And O1DList.Text < 59 Then
O1Format.Caption = "MINUTES"
End If
O1Format2.Caption = "/1 Hour"
End If
If O1DList.Text > 0 Then
O1OFF.Visible = True
End If
End Sub
Private Sub O1DList_Click()

End If
End If
End If
End If
End If
End Sub
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Private Sub O1DList_KeyDown(KeyCode As Integer, Shift As Integer)

End If
End If
End If
End If
End If
End Sub
Private Sub O1DList_KeyPress(KeyAscii As Integer)

End If
End If
End If
End If
End If
End Sub
Private Sub O1DList_KeyUp(KeyCode As Integer, Shift As Integer)

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End If
End If
End If
End If
End If
End Sub
Private Sub O1OFF_Click()

O1DList.Text = "0"
End Sub

End If
End If
End If
End If
End If
End Sub

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End If
End If
End If
End If
End If
End Sub

End If
End If
End If
End If
End If
End Sub

End If
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End If
End If
End If
End If
End Sub

End If
End If
End If
End If
End If
End Sub

O2DList.Text = "0"
End Sub

End If
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End If
End If
End If
End If
End Sub

End If
End If
End If
End If
End If
End Sub

End If
End If
End If
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End If
End If
End Sub

End If
End If
End If
End If
End If
End Sub

End If
End If
End If
End If
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End If
End Sub

O3DList.Text = "0"
End Sub

End If
End If
End If
End If
End If
End Sub

End If
End If
End If
End If
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End If
End Sub

End If
End If
End If
End If
End If
End Sub

End If
End If
End If
End If
End If
End Sub

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End If
End If
End If
End If
End If
End Sub

O4DList.Text = "0"
End Sub
Private Sub Refresher_Click()

If O1DList.Text = "0" And O2DList.Text = "0" And O3DList.Text = "0" And O4DList.Text =
"0" Then
SetDelayBTN.Visible = True
EditDelayBTN.Visible = False
End If
If O1DList.Text > 0 Or O2DList.Text > 0 Or O3DList.Text > 0 Or O4DList.Text > 0 Then
EditDelayBTN.Visible = True
SetDelayBTN.Visible = False
End If
End If
End If
End If
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End If
End Sub
Private Sub RoomStatus_Change()

If RoomStatus.Text = "DEACTIVATED" Then
SetDelayBTN.Enabled = False
End If
If RoomStatus.Text = "ACTIVATED" Then
SetDelayBTN.Enabled = True
End If
End Sub
Private Sub SaveBTN_Click()

With OutputsDelay
.Recordset.Fields("OUTPUT1") = O1DList.Text
.Recordset.Update
End With
DataGrid1.Enabled = True
O1DList.Enabled = False
SaveBTN.Visible = False
SaveBTN.Caption = ""
O1OFF.Enabled = False
End Sub
Private Sub SetDelayBTN_Click()

SetDelayBTN.Visible = False
SaveBTN.Caption = "Apply"
End Sub
Private Sub ApplyBTN_Click()

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If SchedulingStatus.Text = "ACTIVATED" Then

If Check1.Value = 0 And Check2.Value = 0 And Check3.Value = 0 And Check4.Value =
0 And Check5.Value = 0 And Check6.Value = 0 And Check7.Value = 0 Then
MsgBox "Please choose what day of scheduling to be activate.", vbCritical,
"APPLIANCE WIRING CONTROL SYSTEM"
ElseIf TimeON.Text = "MANUAL" And TimeOFF.Text = "MANUAL" Then
MsgBox "(TIME ON) and (TIME OFF) is set to MANUAL, please set atleast one of the
command to SCHEDULE.", vbCritical, "APPLIANCE WIRING CONTROL SYSTEM"
ElseIf TimeON.Text <> MANUAL And ONHOURS.Text < 0 And ONHOURS.Text > 12
Then
MsgBox "Please select schedule hour/s when the power will on", vbCritical,
ElseIf TimeON.Text <> MANUAL And ONMINUTES.Text < 0 And ONMINUTES.Text >
60 Then
MsgBox "lease select schedule minute/s when the power will on", vbCritical,
ElseIf TimeOFF.Text <> MANUAL And OFFHOURS.Text < 0 And OFFHOURS.Text >
12 Then
MsgBox "Please select schedule hour/s when the power will off", vbCritical,
ElseIf TimeOFF.Text <> MANUAL And OFFMINUTES.Text < 0 And OFFMINUTES.Text
> 60 Then
MsgBox "lease select schedule minute/s when the power will off", vbCritical,
Else
With RoomDB
.Recordset.Fields("SWITCHSCHEDULE") = SchedulingStatus.Text
If Check1.Value = 1 Then
.Recordset.Fields("MONDAY") = "TRUE"
End If
.Recordset.Fields("MONDAY") = "FALSE"
End If
.Recordset.Fields("TUESDAY") = "TRUE"
End If
.Recordset.Fields("TUESDAY") = "FALSE"
End If
.Recordset.Fields("WEDNESDAY") = "TRUE"
End If
.Recordset.Fields("WEDNESDAY") = "FALSE"
End If
.Recordset.Fields("THURSDAY") = "TRUE"
End If
.Recordset.Fields("THURSDAY") = "FALSE"
End If
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.Recordset.Fields("FRIDAY") = "TRUE"
End If
.Recordset.Fields("FRIDAY") = "FALSE"
End If
.Recordset.Fields("SATURDAY") = "TRUE"
End If
.Recordset.Fields("SATURDAY") = "FALSE"
End If
.Recordset.Fields("SUNDAY") = "TRUE"
End If
.Recordset.Fields("SUNDAY") = "FALSE"
End If
.Recordset.Fields("TIME ON") = TimeON.Text
.Recordset.Fields("TIME OFF") = TimeOFF.Text
.Recordset.Fields("ONHOURS") = ONHOURS.Text
.Recordset.Fields("ONMINUTES") = ONMINUTES.Text
.Recordset.Fields("ONAMPM") = ONAMPM.Text
.Recordset.Fields("OFFHOURS") = OFFHOURS.Text
.Recordset.Fields("OFFMINUTES") = OFFMINUTES.Text
.Recordset.Fields("OFFAMPM") = OFFAMPM.Text
.Recordset.Update
End With
MsgBox "Scheduling Activated!.", vbInformation, "APPLIANCE WIRING CONTROL
SYSTEM"
Check1.Enabled = False
TimeONSCHED.Enabled = False
TimeONMANUAL.Enabled = False
TimeOFFSCHED.Enabled = False
TimeOFFMANUAL.Enabled = False
SchedulingStatus.Enabled = False
ApplyBTN.Visible = False
ROOMBTN.Visible = True
TimeONHOURS.Enabled = False
TimeONMINUTES.Enabled = False
TimeONAMPM.Enabled = False
TimeOFFHOURS.Enabled = False
TimeOFFMINUTES.Enabled = False
TimeOFFAMPM.Enabled = False
Combo1.Enabled = True
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GoTo NEWLOAD
End If
End If
If SchedulingStatus.Text = "DEACTIVATED" Then
With RoomDB
.Recordset.Fields("SWITCHSCHEDULE") = SchedulingStatus.Text
.Recordset.Fields("TIME ON") = "MANUAL"
.Recordset.Fields("TIME OFF") = "MANUAL"
.Recordset.Fields("ONHOURS") = "1"
.Recordset.Fields("ONMINUTES") = "00"
.Recordset.Fields("ONAMPM") = "AM"
.Recordset.Fields("OFFHOURS") = "1"
.Recordset.Fields("OFFMINUTES") = "00"
.Recordset.Fields("OFFAMPM") = "AM"
.Recordset.Fields("MONDAY") = "FALSE"
.Recordset.Fields("TUESDAY") = "FALSE"
.Recordset.Fields("WEDNESDAY") = "FALSE"
.Recordset.Fields("THURSDAY") = "FALSE"
.Recordset.Fields("FRIDAY") = "FALSE"
.Recordset.Fields("SATURDAY") = "FALSE"
.Recordset.Fields("SUNDAY") = "FALSE"
.Recordset.Update
End With
MsgBox "Scheduling Deactivated!.", vbInformation, "APPLIANCE WIRING CONTROL
SYSTEM"
SchedulingStatus.Enabled = False
ApplyBTN.Visible = False
ROOMBTN.Visible = True
Combo1.Enabled = True
GoTo NEWLOAD
End If
Exit Sub
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NEWLOAD:
If Combo1.Text = "ROOM 101" Then
RoomDB.RecordSource = "Select * from Config where ROOMS='" + "101" + "'"
RoomDB.Refresh
SchedulingStatus.Text = RoomDB.Recordset.Fields("SwitchSchedule")
MondayTxt.Text = RoomDB.Recordset.Fields("MONDAY")
TuesdayTxt.Text = RoomDB.Recordset.Fields("TUESDAY")
WednesdayTxt.Text = RoomDB.Recordset.Fields("WEDNESDAY")
ThursdayTxt.Text = RoomDB.Recordset.Fields("THURSDAY")
FridayTxt.Text = RoomDB.Recordset.Fields("FRIDAY")
SaturdayTxt.Text = RoomDB.Recordset.Fields("SATURDAY")
SundayTxt.Text = RoomDB.Recordset.Fields("SUNDAY")
StatusTxt.Text = RoomDB.Recordset.Fields("STATUS")
TimeON.Text = RoomDB.Recordset.Fields("TIME ON")
TimeOFF.Text = RoomDB.Recordset.Fields("TIME OFF")
ONHOURS.Text = RoomDB.Recordset.Fields("ONHOURS")
ONMINUTES.Text = RoomDB.Recordset.Fields("ONMINUTES")
ONAMPM.Text = RoomDB.Recordset.Fields("ONAMPM")
OFFHOURS.Text = RoomDB.Recordset.Fields("OFFHOURS")
OFFMINUTES.Text = RoomDB.Recordset.Fields("OFFMINUTES")
OFFAMPM.Text = RoomDB.Recordset.Fields("OFFAMPM")
GoSub SubDATA
ElseIf Combo1.Text = "ROOM 102" Then
RoomDB.Refresh
GoSub SubDATA
RoomDB.Refresh
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GoSub SubDATA
RoomDB.Refresh
GoSub SubDATA
RoomDB.Refresh
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GoSub SubDATA
ElseIf Combo1.Text = "1F COMFORT ROOM" Then
RoomDB.RecordSource = "Select * from Config where ROOMS='" + "1F CR" + "'"
RoomDB.Refresh
GoSub SubDATA
ElseIf Combo1.Text = "1F HALLWAY" Then
RoomDB.RecordSource = "Select * from Config where ROOMS='" + "1F HALLWAY" +
"'"
RoomDB.Refresh
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GoSub SubDATA
ElseIf Combo1.Text = "CLINIC" Then
RoomDB.RecordSource = "Select * from Config where ROOMS='" + "CLINIC" + "'"
RoomDB.Refresh
GoSub SubDATA
End If
Exit Sub
SubDATA:
ROOMLABEL.Caption = Combo1.Text
ROOMBTN.Caption = "SET SCHEDULE"
If MondayTxt.Text = "TRUE" Then
Check1.Value = 1
End If
If MondayTxt.Text = "FALSE" Then
Check1.Value = 0
End If
If TuesdayTxt.Text = "TRUE" Then
Check2.Value = 1
End If
If TuesdayTxt.Text = "FALSE" Then
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Check2.Value = 0
End If
If WednesdayTxt.Text = "TRUE" Then
Check3.Value = 1
End If
If WednesdayTxt.Text = "FALSE" Then
Check3.Value = 0
End If
If ThursdayTxt.Text = "TRUE" Then
Check4.Value = 1
End If
If ThursdayTxt.Text = "FALSE" Then
Check4.Value = 0
End If
If FridayTxt.Text = "TRUE" Then
Check5.Value = 1
End If
If FridayTxt.Text = "FALSE" Then
Check5.Value = 0
End If
If SaturdayTxt.Text = "TRUE" Then
Check6.Value = 1
End If
If SaturdayTxt.Text = "FALSE" Then
Check6.Value = 0
End If
If SundayTxt.Text = "TRUE" Then
Check7.Value = 1
End If
If SundayTxt.Text = "FALSE" Then
Check7.Value = 0
End If
End If
ROOMBTN.Caption = "EDIT SCHEDULE"
Check1.Value = 1
End If
Check1.Value = 0
End If
Check2.Value = 1
End If
Check2.Value = 0
End If
Check3.Value = 1
End If
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Check3.Value = 0
End If
Check4.Value = 1
End If
Check4.Value = 0
End If
Check5.Value = 1
End If
Check5.Value = 0
End If
Check6.Value = 1
End If
Check6.Value = 0
End If
Check7.Value = 1
End If
Check7.Value = 0
End If
End If
End Sub
Private Sub Check1_Click()

MondayTxt.Text = "TRUE"
End If
MondayTxt.Text = "FALSE"
End If
End Sub

TuesdayTxt.Text = "TRUE"
End If
TuesdayTxt.Text = "FALSE"
End If
End Sub

WednesdayTxt.Text = "TRUE"
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End If
WednesdayTxt.Text = "FALSE"
End If
End Sub

ThursdayTxt.Text = "TRUE"
End If
ThursdayTxt.Text = "FALSE"
End If
End Sub

FridayTxt.Text = "TRUE"
End If
FridayTxt.Text = "FALSE"
End If
End Sub

SaturdayTxt.Text = "TRUE"
End If
SaturdayTxt.Text = "FALSE"
End If
End Sub

SundayTxt.Text = "TRUE"
End If
SundayTxt.Text = "FALSE"
End If
End Sub

MainMenu.Show
Unload Me
End Sub
Private Sub Combo1_Change()

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RoomDB.Refresh
GoSub SubDATA
RoomDB.Refresh
GoSub SubDATA
RoomDB.Refresh
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GoSub SubDATA
RoomDB.Refresh
GoSub SubDATA
RoomDB.Refresh
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GoSub SubDATA
RoomDB.Refresh
GoSub SubDATA
"'"
RoomDB.Refresh
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GoSub SubDATA
RoomDB.Refresh
GoSub SubDATA
End If
Exit Sub
SubDATA:
End If
End If
Check1.Value = 1
End If
Check1.Value = 0
End If
Check2.Value = 1
End If
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Check2.Value = 0
End If
Check3.Value = 1
End If
Check3.Value = 0
End If
Check4.Value = 1
End If
Check4.Value = 0
End If
Check5.Value = 1
End If
Check5.Value = 0
End If
Check6.Value = 1
End If
Check6.Value = 0
End If
Check7.Value = 1
End If
Check7.Value = 0
End If
End Sub
Private Sub Combo1_Click()

RoomDB.Refresh
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GoSub SubDATA
RoomDB.Refresh
GoSub SubDATA
RoomDB.Refresh
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GoSub SubDATA
RoomDB.Refresh
GoSub SubDATA
RoomDB.Refresh
GoSub SubDATA
RoomDB.Refresh
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GoSub SubDATA
"'"
RoomDB.Refresh
GoSub SubDATA
RoomDB.Refresh
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GoSub SubDATA
End If
Exit Sub
SubDATA:
End If
End If
Check1.Value = 1
End If
Check1.Value = 0
End If
Check2.Value = 1
End If
Check2.Value = 0
End If
Check3.Value = 1
End If
Check3.Value = 0
End If
Check4.Value = 1
End If
Check4.Value = 0
End If
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Check5.Value = 1
End If
Check5.Value = 0
End If
Check6.Value = 1
End If
Check6.Value = 0
End If
Check7.Value = 1
End If
Check7.Value = 0
End If
End Sub
Private Sub Combo1_KeyDown(KeyCode As Integer, Shift As Integer)

RoomDB.Refresh
GoSub SubDATA
RoomDB.Refresh
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GoSub SubDATA
RoomDB.Refresh
GoSub SubDATA
RoomDB.Refresh
167

GoSub SubDATA
RoomDB.Refresh
GoSub SubDATA
RoomDB.Refresh
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GoSub SubDATA
"'"
RoomDB.Refresh
GoSub SubDATA
RoomDB.Refresh
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GoSub SubDATA
End If
Exit Sub
SubDATA:
End If
End If
Check1.Value = 1
End If
Check1.Value = 0
End If
Check2.Value = 1
End If
Check2.Value = 0
End If
Check3.Value = 1
End If
Check3.Value = 0
End If
Check4.Value = 1
End If
Check4.Value = 0
End If
Check5.Value = 1
End If
Check5.Value = 0
End If
Check6.Value = 1
End If
Check6.Value = 0
End If
Check7.Value = 1
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End If
Check7.Value = 0
End If
End Sub
Private Sub Combo1_KeyPress(KeyAscii As Integer)

RoomDB.Refresh
GoSub SubDATA
RoomDB.Refresh
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GoSub SubDATA
RoomDB.Refresh
GoSub SubDATA
RoomDB.Refresh
GoSub SubDATA
RoomDB.Refresh
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GoSub SubDATA
RoomDB.Refresh
GoSub SubDATA
"'"
RoomDB.Refresh
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GoSub SubDATA
RoomDB.Refresh
GoSub SubDATA
End If
Exit Sub
SubDATA:
End If
End If
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Check1.Value = 1
End If
Check1.Value = 0
End If
Check2.Value = 1
End If
Check2.Value = 0
End If
Check3.Value = 1
End If
Check3.Value = 0
End If
Check4.Value = 1
End If
Check4.Value = 0
End If
Check5.Value = 1
End If
Check5.Value = 0
End If
Check6.Value = 1
End If
Check6.Value = 0
End If
Check7.Value = 1
End If
Check7.Value = 0
End If
End Sub
Private Sub Combo1_KeyUp(KeyCode As Integer, Shift As Integer)

RoomDB.Refresh
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GoSub SubDATA
RoomDB.Refresh
GoSub SubDATA
RoomDB.Refresh
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GoSub SubDATA
RoomDB.Refresh
GoSub SubDATA
RoomDB.Refresh
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GoSub SubDATA
RoomDB.Refresh
GoSub SubDATA
"'"
RoomDB.Refresh
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GoSub SubDATA
RoomDB.Refresh
GoSub SubDATA
End If
Exit Sub
SubDATA:
End If
End If
Check1.Value = 1
End If
Check1.Value = 0
End If
Check2.Value = 1
End If
Check2.Value = 0
End If
Check3.Value = 1
End If
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Check3.Value = 0
End If
Check4.Value = 1
End If
Check4.Value = 0
End If
Check5.Value = 1
End If
Check5.Value = 0
End If
Check6.Value = 1
End If
Check6.Value = 0
End If
Check7.Value = 1
End If
Check7.Value = 0
End If
End Sub

RoomDB.ConnectionString = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" &
End Sub
Private Sub ROOMBTN_Click()

If Combo1.Text = "" Then
Else
ROOMBTN.Visible = False
ApplyBTN.Visible = True
SchedulingStatus.Enabled = True
Combo1.Enabled = False
SchedulingStatus_Click
If TimeOFF.Text = "MANUAL" Then
TimeOFFMANUAL_Click
Else
TimeOFFSCHED_Click
TimeOFFHOURS.Text = OFFHOURS.Text
TimeOFFMINUTES.Text = OFFMINUTES.Text
TimeOFFAMPM.Text = OFFAMPM.Text
End If
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If TimeON.Text = "MANUAL" Then

TimeONMANUAL_Click
Else
TimeONSCHED_Click
TimeONHOURS.Text = ONHOURS.Text
TimeONMINUTES.Text = ONMINUTES.Text
TimeONAMPM.Text = ONAMPM.Text
End If
End If
End Sub
Private Sub SchedulingStatus_Change()

If SchedulingStatus.Text = "DEACTIVATED" And SchedulingStatus.Enabled = True
Then
End If
End If
If SchedulingStatus.Text = "ACTIVATED" And SchedulingStatus.Enabled = True Then
Check1.Enabled = True
TimeONSCHED.Enabled = True
TimeONMANUAL.Enabled = True
TimeOFFSCHED.Enabled = True
TimeOFFMANUAL.Enabled = True
TimeONHOURS.Enabled = True
TimeONMINUTES.Enabled = True
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TimeONAMPM.Enabled = True
TimeOFFHOURS.Enabled = True
TimeOFFMINUTES.Enabled = True
TimeOFFAMPM.Enabled = True
End If
End If
End Sub
Private Sub SchedulingStatus_Click()

Then
End If
End If
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End If
End If
End Sub
Private Sub SchedulingStatus_GotFocus()

Then
End If
End If
End If
End If
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End Sub
Private Sub SchedulingStatus_KeyDown(KeyCode As Integer, Shift As Integer)

Then
End If
End If
End If
End If
End Sub
Private Sub SchedulingStatus_KeyPress(KeyAscii As Integer)

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Then
End If
End If
End If
End If
End Sub
Private Sub SchedulingStatus_KeyUp(KeyCode As Integer, Shift As Integer)

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Then
End If
End If
End If
End If
End Sub
Private Sub StatusTxt_Change()

If StatusTxt.Text = "ACTIVATED" Then
ROOMBTN.Enabled = True
End If
If StatusTxt.Text = "DEACTIVATED" Then
ROOMBTN.Enabled = False
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End If
End Sub
Private Sub TimeOFF_Change()

If TimeOFF.Text = "MANUAL" Then
TimeOFFMANUAL.Value = True
End If
End Sub
Private Sub TimeOFFAMPM_Click()

TimeOFF.Text = ""
OFFAMPM.Text = TimeOFFAMPM.Text
TimeOFF.Text = TimeOFFHOURS.Text & ":" & TimeOFFMINUTES.Text & ":00 " &
TimeOFFAMPM.Text
End Sub
Private Sub TimeOFFHOURS_Click()

TimeOFF.Text = ""
OFFHOURS.Text = TimeOFFHOURS.Text
TimeOFFAMPM.Text
End Sub
Private Sub TimeOFFMANUAL_Click()

TimeOFF.Text = "MANUAL"
TimeOFFMANUAL.BackColor = vbGreen
TimeOFFMANUAL.BackOver = vbGreen
TimeOFFSCHED.BackColor = vbWhite
TimeOFFSCHED.BackOver = vbWhite
End Sub
Private Sub TimeOFFMINUTES_Click()
TimeOFF.Text = ""
OFFMINUTES.Text = TimeOFFMINUTES.Text
TimeOFFAMPM.Text
End Sub
Private Sub TimeOFFSCHED_Click()

TimeOFFMANUAL.BackColor = vbWhite
TimeOFFMANUAL.BackOver = vbWhite
TimeOFFSCHED.BackColor = vbGreen
TimeOFFSCHED.BackOver = vbGreen
TimeOFFAMPM.Text
TimeOFFHOURS.Text = OFFHOURS.Text
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TimeOFFMINUTES.Text = OFFMINUTES.Text
TimeOFFAMPM.Text = OFFAMPM.Text
End Sub
Private Sub TimeON_Change()

If TimeON.Text = "MANUAL" Then
TimeONMANUAL.Value = True
End If
End Sub
Private Sub TimeONAMPM_Click()

TimeON.Text = ""
ONAMPM.Text = TimeONAMPM.Text
TimeON.Text = TimeONHOURS.Text & ":" & TimeONMINUTES.Text & ":00 " &
TimeONAMPM.Text
End Sub
Private Sub TimeONHOURS_Click()

TimeON.Text = ""
ONHOURS.Text = TimeONHOURS.Text
TimeONAMPM.Text
End Sub
Private Sub TimeONMANUAL_Click()

TimeON.Text = "MANUAL"
TimeONMANUAL.BackColor = vbGreen
TimeONMANUAL.BackOver = vbGreen
TimeONSCHED.BackColor = vbWhite
TimeONSCHED.BackOver = vbWhite
End Sub
Private Sub TimeONMINUTES_Click()

TimeON.Text = ""
ONMINUTES.Text = TimeONMINUTES.Text
TimeONAMPM.Text
End Sub
Private Sub TimeONSCHED_Click()

TimeONMANUAL.BackColor = vbWhite
TimeONMANUAL.BackOver = vbWhite
TimeONSCHED.BackColor = vbGreen
TimeONSCHED.BackOver = vbGreen
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TimeONAMPM.Text
TimeONHOURS.Text = ONHOURS.Text
TimeONMINUTES.Text = ONMINUTES.Text
TimeONAMPM.Text = ONAMPM.Text
End Sub
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Program Output
Figure 4
Login Form
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Figure 5
On/Off Switch (Main Menu)
Figure 6
Rooms (First Floor)

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Figure 7
Switch Scheduling (Main Menu)
Figure 8
Switch Buttons (Rooms)

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Figure 9
On Off Log (Main Menu)
Figure 10
Admin Panel (Main Menu)

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Figure 11
User’s Account
Figure 12
Output Delay Setup

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Figure 13
Device Setup
Figure 14
Factory Data Reset

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User’s Manual
Outline of the User’s Manual
Section 1
Introduction
Production Overview and Rational
System Requirements
A. Hardware Requirements
B. Software Requirements
Terminologies and Basic Features
Section 2
Getting Started
Section 3
Modes of Operation
Section 4
Advance Features
Section 5
Command Syntax and System Option
SECTION 1
Introduction
In the development of technology and continuous improvement of people’s
living standard, people are in pursuit of automated, intelligent and convenient
control systems. With the increase in consumption of energy and population,
there is a grave need to conserve energy in every way possible.

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This Appliance Wiring Control System provides user’s manual that serves
as a guideline on how to use the system in a way that user can easily understand
the system.
Production Overview and Rational
The researchers developed the Appliance Wiring Control Systemaimed to
create a system where the students, faculty and staffs can ensure their safety in
using the Facilities of the University. Study is confined to develop a system that
automatically controls the electronic appliances. Through a help of the Arduino
uno board, the system and the data base that is made by the researchers, a
person who manage the maintenance of the university can easily control (on/off)
the working appliance or used.
The developed system runs in a typical desktop installed with Microsoft
Access 2007 version and Arduino drivers for the connection between the System
and the Hardware. Using the developed system accuracy, Applicability,
Workability, Efficiency and Reliability are highly obtained.
System Requirements
The following hardware and software are needed for the effective running
of the system.
Hardware Requirements
The hardware requirements of the Appliance Wiring Control System are at least; Dual-
core processor, 2GB RAM, 512MB of video card, 80GB hard disk, monitor (at least 1366 x
768 resolutions) and Arduino Uno board.

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The hardware’s will serve as the foundation for the system to run. And will
be required to attain more workability of the system.
Software Requirements
For the Appliance Wiring Control system to work, the following software are needed;
Net framework 4.0 for Visual Basic 6.0, Arduino Software, MS Access, at least Windows XP
Operating System
MS Access is a relationship database management system for Microsoft
that combines the relational Microsoft Jet Database Engine with graphical user
interface, and software development tools.
Terminologies and Basic Features
Login – Allows the User to input username and password to access the
system
Main Menu – Contains the menu.
Logout – Allows to close the system and go back to login Screen.
Shutdown – Allow to terminate the system.
SECTION 2
Getting started
To operate the Appliance Wiring Control System, the end user must follow
these following procedures
1. On the pc, click the Appliance Wiring Control System.

2. Enter username and password then press enter on your keyboard or
click the log in button.
3. If the username and password is valid, the main menu of the system
will appear.
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4. If the account type logged in is administrator, the user will see the
admin panel button in main menu of the system. And if it is standard
the user will see the on/off switch, switch scheduling and on/logs
button in main menu.
5. If the users want to add a user account, delete all on/off logs, setup
outputs delay, setup the connection between the system and the
hardware, and to factory data reset. The user must be a administrator
account type.
6. If the administrator users click the admin panel button on main menu
form, the user account, delete all on/off logs, setup outputs delay,
setup device connection and factory data reset button will appear.
7. If the administrator users click the users account button on admin
panel form. The user can add, edit and delete an account.
8. If the administrator users click the delete all on/off logs button on
admin panel form, confirmation message will appear if the user wants
to delete all on/off logs.
9. If the administrator users click the setup device connection button on
admin panel form. The user can setup the connection between the
system and the hardware.
10. If the administrator users click the awcs device manager button on
setup device connection form. The user will see the list of available
communication ports that can use for setup on connection.
11. If the administrator users click refresh port button, the list of the port
will automatically refresh.
12. If the administrator users click arduino com port identifier button on
awcs device manager form. The arduino com port identifier will appear
and the user will see the name of the microcontroller used in the
hardware and their exact communication port (com port).
13. If the administrator users click windows device manager button on
awcs device manager form, the windows device manager will appear.
If the user click the [+] button on the PORTS(COM & LPT) section it
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will expand and the user will see the name of the microcontroller used
in the hardware and their exact communication port (com port).
14. If the administrator users click setup outputs delay button on admin
panel form, the user can put delay in the outputs.
15. If the administrator users click factory data reset button on admin panel
form, confirmation message will appear to start the reset.
16. If the administrator and standard users click the on/off switch button on
main menu form. the floors button will appear.
17. If the administrator and standard users click the switch button on on/off
switch form. The user can see rooms of the corresponding floor.
18. If the administrator and standard users click the room button on
corresponding floor form. The user can easily turn on or turn off the
power. If the administrator users put a delay on the outputs,
administrator and standard user will see the time of the delay in each
switch buttons.
19. If the administrator and standard users click the cancel timer button on
room form. The timer of the outputs delay will canceled.
20. If the administrator and standard users click the edit outputs label
button on room form. The user can easily change the outputs label in
each switch buttons.
21. If the administrator and standard users click the switch scheduling
button on main menu form, the user can setup a turn on and turn off
scheduling.
22. If the administrator and standard users click the on/off logs button on
main menu form, the user will see the switch operation logs.
23. If the administrator and standard users click the refresh logs button on
on/off logs form, the list of the operation logs will automatically refresh.
24. If the administrator and standard users click the sub menu button on
main menu form, sub menu will appear.
25. If the administrator and standard users click the power restore button
on sub menu form, the user can restore the power in state status.
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26. If the administrator and standard users click the show/hide notification
bar button on sub menu form, the notification bar will show/hide.
27. If the administrator and standard users click the about awcs button on
sub menu form, the about awcs will appear.
28. If the administrator and standard users click the power restore button
on sub menu form, the user can restore the power in state status.
29. If the administrator and standard users click the log out button on sub
menu form, the log out form will appear and the confirmation message
will display.
SECTION 3
Mode of Operation
The user can operate the system through keyboard – used in the input
text, mouse – a pointing device used to click buttons to get access from the
interface in the program and Arduino Uno Board
SECTION 4
Advance Features
Appliance Wiring Control System has its own advance features and
characteristics. These are the following:
1. The system provides safety feature because it can monitor the current
state of the appliances.
2. The system provides Real Time Update because it is synchronously
commands the hardware to on or off the appliances.

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3. The system provides user Friendly program interface where te user
can easily interact with the system.
SECTION 5
Command, Syntax and System Operation
Allow user to operate the system
Allow user to operate on indicate switching options.
Allow user to schedule switching on allocated time.
Allow user to see operation log.
Allow user to operate on User Account, Setup device,

Setup output details and Factory data reset
Allow user to see the facilities to be operated.
Allow user to see the date, time and the day
Allows user to see sub menu.
Allow user to edit the output labels.

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Allow user to operate on the users account.
Allows user to setup the connection between the system

and the device.
Allow user to operate on different appliances on the

room.
Allows user to reset its data to its default configuration.
Allow user to refresh the logs for the updated results.
Allow user to add information on its account
Allow user to edit information on its account.
Allow user to delete information on its account.
Allows user to edit the connection between the system

and the device.
Allows user to deactivate the connection between the

system and the device.
Allow user to see AWCS device manager.
Allow user to operate Power Restore, Show Notification

Bar, About AWCS and to Logout the account.
Allow user to minimize, maximize and exit the program.

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The Level of Acceptability of the Developed Appliance Wiring Control

System as evaluated by the four groups of respondents in terms of Accuracy,
Applicability, Workability, Efficiency and Reliability
Table 2
Computed mean on the acceptability of Developed Appliance Wiring Control
System In terms of Accuracy
ACCURACY Electrical Admin Electronics IT Overall
The developed system /
program…
Mean SD Mean SD Mean SD Mean SD Mean VI
1. produces accurate
results 4.71 0.47 5.00 0.00 4.50 0.52 4.70 0.48 4.68 HA
2. gives desired output 4.78 0.43 5.00 0.00 4.50 0.52 4.60 0.70 4.68 HA
3.Meets the users 4.57 0.51 5.00 0.00 4.30 0.48 4.50 0.53 4.50 HA
demand and needs
4.Provides a clear 4.71 0.47 5.00 0.00 4.50 0.66 4.90 0.51 4.65 HA
presentation
5.Providescomplete data. 4.78 0.43 4.67 0.58 4.60 0.51 4.66 0.31 4.75 HA
Average Mean 4.71 0.24 4.93 0.11 4.51 0.22 4.66 0.33 4.65 HA
The result states that item 5 “The developed system / program Provides
complete data.” got the first rank with a mean of 4.75 and a verbal interpretation
of “Highly Acceptable”. Second rank is the items 1 and 2 “The developed
system / program System produces accurate results” and “The developed
System / program gives desired output” with a mean of 4.68 and a verbal
interpretation of “Highly acceptable”. Third rank is “The developed system /
program Provides a clear presentation” with a mean of 4.65 and a verbal
interpretation of “Highly Acceptable”. While item 3 “The developed system /
program Meets the users demand and needs “got the last rank with a mean of
4.50 and a verbal interpretation of “Highly Acceptable”

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In terms of the Respondents "Admin" with an overall mean of 4.71 and a
verbal interpretation of "highly acceptable" is on the First rank. Second rank is
the "Electrical Experts" with an overall mean of 4.71 and a verbal interpretation of
"Highly Acceptable". followed by "IT experts" with an overall mean of 4.66 and a
verbal interpretation of "Highly Acceptable" and Lastly the "Electronics Experts"
with an overall mean of 4.51 and a verbal interpretation of "Highly Acceptable"
The table shows that the Appliance Wiring Control System is “Highly
Acceptable” by the respondents as evidently shown by the average mean of 4.65
in terms of accuracy.
Therefore the developed system produced correct and accurate data that meets
the demands of the respective end users.
Table 3
Computed mean on the acceptability of the Developed Appliance Wiring Control
System in terms of Applicability
Applicability Electrical Admin Electronics IT Overall
program...
1. executes accordingly 4.71 0.47 4.67 0.58 4.69 0.48 4.80 0.42 4.73 HA
2. have appropriate 4.57 0.51 5.00 0.00 4.77 0.44 4.90 0.37 4.75 HA
menus
3. provides accurate and
precise information that 4.50 0.51 5.00 0.00 4.77 0.44 4.90 0.37 4.75 HA
satisfies the needs of the
user
4. is well design for the 4.79 0.43 5.00 0.00 4.92 0.28 4.70 0.48 4.82 HA
user
5. is easy to use 4.50 0.52 5.00 0.00 4.69 0.48 4.30 0.82 4.55 HA
Average Mean 4.61 0.28 4.93 0.11 4.71 0.31 4.66 0.39 4.68 HA
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It can be gleaned on the table 3 that item 4 “The developed system /
program are well design for the user”. Rank first with a overall mean of 4.83 and
a verbal interpretation of “Highly Acceptable”. Second rank is item 2 “The
developed system / program have appropriate menus” with an overall mean of
4.75 and a verbal interpretation of “Highly Acceptable”. Third rank is item 1 “The
developed system / program executes accordingly” with a overall mean of 4.73
and a verbal interpretation of “Highly Acceptable” while Items 3 and 5 “The
developed system / program provides accurate and precise information that
satisfies the needs of the user” and “The developed system / program are easy
to use” is in the last rank with a overall mean of 4.55 and a verbal interpretation
of “Highly Acceptable”
verbal interpretation of "highly Acceptable" is on the First rank. Second rank is
the "Electronics Experts" with an overall mean of 4.71 and a verbal interpretation
of "Highly Acceptable". Followed by "IT experts" with an overall mean of 4.66 and
a verbal interpretation of "Highly Acceptable" and Lastly the "Electrical Experts"
Acceptable” by the respondents as evidently shown by the overall mean of 4.68
in terms of applicability.
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Table 4
Computed mean on the acceptability of the Developed Appliance Wiring Control
System In terms of Workability
Electrical Admin Electronics IT Overall
Workability
program..
1. Operate what is it 4.93 0.27 4.67 0.58 4.85 0.38 4.80 0.42 4.85 HA
supposed to perform
2. Perform accordingly to 4.79 0.43 5.00 0.00 4.69 0.48 5.00 0.00 4.83 HA
the command
3. gives responses 4.79 0.43 4.67 0.58 4.69 0.48 4.60 0.52 4.70 HA
purposively
4. does not hang despite 4.50 0.52 5.00 0.00 4.46 0.52 4.50 0.53 4.53 HA
of invalid units
5. produce the accurate 4.71 0.47 4.67 0.58 4.85 0.38 4.60 0.52 4.73 HA
result.
Average Mean 4.74 0.25 4.80 0.35 4.71 0.19 4.70 0.30 4.73 HA
The result states that item 1 “The developed system / program operate
what it is supposed to perform”. Rank first with a overall mean of 4.85 and a
verbal interpretation of “Highly Accepted”. Second rank is item 2 “The developed
system / program perform accordingly to the command” with a overall mean of
4.83 and a verbal interpretation of “Highly Accepted”. Item 5 “The developed
system / program produce the accurate result” with a overall mean of 4.73 and a
verbal interpretation of “Highly Accepted” is in the third rank. Item 3 “The
developed system / program give responses purposively.” With a overall mean of
4.70 and a verbal interpretation of “Highly Accepted” on the fourth rank and
lastly, Item 4 “The developed system / program produce the accurate result.”
With a overall mean of 4.53 and a verbal interpretation of “Highly Accepted”

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verbal interpretation of "highly acceptable" is on the First rank. Second rank is
the "Electrical Experts" with an overall mean of 4.74 and a verbal interpretation of
"Highly Acceptable". Followed by "Electronics experts" with an overall mean of
4.71 and a verbal interpretation of "Highly Acceptable" and Lastly the "IT Experts"
in terms of Workability.
Therefore the developed system operated what it is suppose to perform
and the program gave responses purposively
Table 5
System In terms of Efficiency
Electrical Admin Electronics IT Overall
Efficiency
program Mean SD Mean SD Mean SD Mean SD Mean VI
1. is significant and 4.79 0.43 5.00 0.00 4.69 0.48 4.80 0.42 4.78 HA
useful to the user
2. performs its tasks 4.64 0.50 4.67 0.58 4.85 0.38 4.80 0.42 4.75 HA
efficiently
3. uses effective 4.86 0.36 4.67 0.58 4.69 0.48 4.80 0.42 4.78 HA
graphical user interface
4. is effective in operation 4.64 0.50 5.00 0.00 4.92 0.28 4.70 0.48 4.78 HA
as measured by time
5. are capable of 4.86 4.36 0.58 4.77 0.44 4.70 0.67 4.78 HA
4.67
producing desired result
Average Mean 4.76 0.24 4.80 0.35 4.78 0.29 4.76 0.28 4.77 HA
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The result states that in all of the Items, item 2 “The developed system /
program performs its task efficiently” only got a overall mean of 4.75 and a verbal
interpretation of “Highly Acceptable “ and the rest of the items which is item 1
“The developed system / program is significant and useful to the user”, item 3
“The developed system / program uses graphical user interface”, item 4 “The
developed system / program is effective in operation as measured by time” and
item 5 “The developed system / program are capable of producing desired
output” got a overall mean of 4.78 and a verbal interpretation of “Highly
Acceptable” as the highest rank.
verbal interpretation of "highly Acceptable" is on the First rank. followed by
"Electronics Experts" with an overall mean of 4.78 and a verbal interpretation of
"Highly Acceptable". Lastly "Electrical" and "IT experts" with an overall mean of
4.76 and a verbal interpretation of "Highly Acceptable".
in terms of Efficiency.
And can be concluded that the developed system is easy to use for the
end user, because the instructions on how to use the system is clear and
understandable with the help of the graphical user interface. And can perform its
functions efficiently.
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Table 6
System In terms of Reliability
Reliability Electrical Admin Electronics IT Overall
program VI
Mean SD Mean SD Mean SD Mean SD Mean
1. is modularly and can
easily be transferred in 4.50 0.52 4.33 0.58 4.77 0.44 4.90 0.32 4.68 HA
case of location transfer
2. can be placed in
strategic locations within 0.50 5.00 0.00 0.51 4.70 0.48 4.58 HA
4.36 4.62
the campus for easy
access
3. can perform 24/7 4.57 0.51 4.67 0.58 4.69 0.48 4.60 0.52 4.63 HA
4. wirings are properly

insulated to avoid 4.43 0.51 4.67 0.58 4.54 0.52 4.80 0.42 4.58 HA
electrocution
5. can perform its task 4.50 0.36 4.67 0.58 4.46 0.66 4.40 0.52 4.48 HA
without overheating
Average Mean 4.47 0.36 4.67 0.42 4.61 0.39 4.68 0.26 4.59 HA
It resulted that the item 1 “The developed system / program is modularly
and can easily be transferred in case of location transfer” as the highest rank with
aoverall mean of 4.68 and a verbal interpretation of “Highly Acceptable”. Second
rank is the item 3 “The developed system / program can perform 24/7” with a
overall mean of 4.63 and a verbal interpretation of “Highly Acceptable”. Third
rank goes to items 2 “The developed system / program can be placed in strategic
locations within the campus for easy access” and item 4 “The developed system /
program wirings are properly insulated to avoid electrocution” With a overall
mean of 4.58 and a verbal interpretation of “Highly Acceptable”. While item 5
“The developed system / program can perform its task without overheating” as
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the last rank with a overall mean of 4.48 and a verbal interpretation of “Highly
Acceptable”
In terms of the Respondents "IT Experts" with an overall mean of 4.68 and
a verbal interpretation of "highly acceptable" is on the First rank. Second rank is
the "Admin" with an overall mean of 4.67 and a verbal interpretation of "Highly
Acceptable". followed by "Electronics Experts" with an overall mean of 4.61 and a
verbal interpretation of "Highly Acceptable" and Lastly the "Electrical Experts"
in terms of Reliability.
Table 7
Composite table on the acceptability of Developed Appliance Wiring Control
System In terms of different criteria
CRITERIA Mean VI RANK
1. Accuracy 4.65 HA 4
2. Applicability 4.68 HA 3
3. Workability 4.73 HA 2
4. Efficiency 4.77 HA 1
5. Reliability 4.59 HA 5
Average Mean 4.68 HA
It resulted that “Efficiency” ranks first with the computed mean of 4.77 and
a verbal interpretation of “Highly Acceptable”. Second in rank is the “Workability”
with a computed mean of 4.73 and a verbal interpretation of “Highly Acceptable”.

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Third rank is the “Applicability” with a computed mean of 4.68 and a verbal
interpretation of “Highly Acceptable”. Fourth rank is the “Accuracy” with a
computed mean of 4.65 and a verbal interpretation of “Highly Acceptable”. And
“Reliability” in the last rank with a computed mean of 4.59 and a verbal
interpretation of “Highly Acceptable”
Acceptable” by the respondents as evidently shown by the average mean of
4.68.
The Significant difference on the level of Acceptability of the developed

Appliance Wiring Control System as evaluated by the four groups of respondent
in terms of the different criteria.
Table 8
ANOVA Results: Between the level of Acceptability of the developed
Appliance Wiring Control System as evaluated by the four
groups of respondents in terms of the different criteria
Sum of Df Mean F Sig. HO VI
Squares Square
Accuracy 0.563 3 0.188 2.842 0.051 FR NS
Between Groups 2.377 36 0.066
Within Groups 2.940 39
Total
Applicability 0.267 3 0.089 0.901 0.450 FR NS
Total
Workability 0.031 3 0.010 0.161 0.922 FR NS
Total
Efficiency 0.009 3 0.003 0.039 0.989 FR NS
Total
Reliability 0.303 3 0.101 0.832 0.485 FR NS
Total
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The result reveals that the computed P-Value of 0.051, 0.450, 0.922,
0.989 and 0.485 in terms of Accuracy, Applicability, Workability, Efficiency and
Reliability. are greater than Alpha 0.05 level of significance thus, the null
hypothesis fail to reject
It implies that there is no significant difference between the perception of
the four groups of respondents on the level of acceptability of the Appliance
Wiring Control System. in terms of different criteria.
It signifies that the data provides statistically no significant evidence that
means on the acceptability of the systems are the same for all groups.
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Chapter 4
FINDINGS, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS
The chapter presents the summary of findings, conclusion and
recommendations.
Summary of Findings
Based on the objective which is to develop and test the level acceptability
of the Appliance Wiring Control System, the following findings are hereby
summarized.
In terms of Accuracy, the developed system obtained a mean of 4.650 and
a verbal interpretation of “Highly Acceptable”.
With regards to Applicability, the developed system obtained a mean of
4.680 and a verbal interpretation of “Highly Acceptable”.
In terms of Workability, the developed system obtained a mean of 4.725
and a verbal interpretation of “Highly Acceptable”.
With regards to Efficiency, the developed system obtained a mean of
With regards to Reliability, the developed system obtained a mean of
The general weighted mean on the level of acceptability of the Students
Appliance Wiring Control System is 4.6820 with a verbal interpretation of “Highly
Acceptable”.
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Conclusion
Based from the findings done, the researchers concluded that the system
is “Highly Acceptable” as evaluated by the terms of accuracy, applicability,
workability, efficiency and reliability

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BIBLIOGRAPHY
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APPENDIX A
Gantt Chart
June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar.
Planning
Creating the
appropriate thesis
title
Title Defense
Gathering of Data
Development of
Chapter 1
Development of
Chapter 2
Consultation of
Adviser , Critic
Reader and
statistician
Colloquium
Revision of
manuscript
Submission of Soft
bound Copies
Development of
Chapter 3 and 4
Determining the
acceptability of the
program
Consultant to the
panel member’s
APPENDIX B
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LETTER TO CONDUCT THE STUDY
Republic of the Philippines

UNIVERSITY OF RIZAL SYSTEM
Cainta, Rizal
February 29, 2016
Prof. EDGARDO Y. CELESTIAL

Campus Director
University of Rizal System Cainta
Gate 1 Karangalan Drive, Karangalan
Village, Brgy. San Isidro Cainta, Rizal
Dear Sir:
Greetings of peace!
We are presently conducting a researching entitled “Appliance Wiring Control

System” as a requirement for the degree Bachelor of Information Technology.
In connection with this, may we request from your good office to allow us to
conduct the study in University of Rizal System Cainta. Rest assured that the
data will be treated with utmost confidentiality.
We fervently hope for your kindest approval.
Truly yours,
The Researchers
PATRICIA JOY C. CAGUIOA
KATHRINA GAILE S. ENOJADO
CHRIS JOHN E. GARRA
DANIEL E. NAVARRO III
JENNILYN E. PACHECO
CARLOS JERWIN P. SUAREZ
Noted:
Prof. RAYMOND RAMIREZ
Thesis Adviser
APPENDIX C
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LETTER FOR RESPONDENTS

Cainta, Rizal
Dear Respondents,
Greetings!
We are presently conducting a study entitled “Development of Appliance Wiring

Control System” in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree, Bachelor of
Science in Information Technology.
You are chosen as one of the respondents who can provide pertinent information
necessary to our study, kindly accomplish the attached questionnaire checklist
supplying the needed data and rest assured that your response shall be treated with
outmost confidentiality.
Thank you very much for your cooperation and support!
Respectfully yours,
The Researchers

CHRIS JOHN E. GARRA
DANIEL E. NAVARRO III
JENNILYN E. PACHECO
Noted by:
Prof. RAYMOND RAMIREZ

Thesis Adviser
APPENDIX D
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QUESTIONNAIRE CHECKLIST
Cainta, Rizal
COLLEGE OF INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY
Questionnaire-Checklist
Name:_______________________________________________
Evaluation of the System
Directions: Rate the presentation of each criterion by checking the appropriate
box to determine the acceptability of the developed APPLIANCE
WIRING CONTROL SYSTEM
The scales are as follows:
5 - Highly Acceptable
4 - Acceptable
3 - Moderately Acceptable
2 - Less Acceptable
1 - Not Acceptable
CRITERIA 5 4 3 2 1
1 Accuracy
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The developed system / program…….

1.1 produces accurate results
1.2 gives desired output
1.3 Meets the users demand and needs
1.4 Provides a clear presentation
1.5 Provides complete data.
2 Applicability
2.1 executes accordingly
2.2 have appropriate menus
2.3 provides accurate and precise information that
satisfies the needs of the user
2.4 is well design for the user
2.5 is easy to use
3 Workability
3.1 Operate what it is it supposed to perform.
3.2 Perform accordingly to the command.
3.3 gives responses purposively
3.4 does not hang despite of invalid units
3.5 Produce the accurate result.
4 Efficiency
4.1 is significant and useful to the user
4.2 performs its tasks efficiently
4.3 Uses effective graphical user interface.
4.4 is effective in operation as measured by time
4.5 Are capable of producing desired result.
CRITERIA 5 4 3 2 1
5 Reliability
5.1 is modularly and can easily be transferred in case
of location transfer
5.2 can be placed in strategic locations within the
campus for easy access
5.3 can perform 24/7
5.4 wirings are properly insulated to avoid
electrocution
5.5 can perform its task without overheating
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APPENDIX E
Statistical Formula
Mean:
x̅ = ∑ x
Where:
x̅ = mean
∑x = sum of all data value
N = number of data values
For interpretation of the result, the following scale was used.
5 - Highly Acceptable
4 - Acceptable
3 - Moderately Acceptable
2 - Less Acceptable
1 - Not Acceptable
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APPENDIX F

Cainta, Rizal
COLLEGE RESEARCH COUNCIL
College of Industrial Technology
February 22, 2017
To: Faculty Concerned
This College
SIR / MADAM:
In Consider of your qualification in the field of research, the College Research Council
represented by the undersigned, upon the recommendation of the Research Instructor has
approved your appointment to perform the following functions.
Name Conformed Date
Adviser Mr. Raymond A. Ramirez ____________ _________

Critic Reader Mrs. Jackielou B. Elardo ____________ _________
Statistician Mrs. Rebecca R. Amagsila ____________ _________
Panel Chairman Mr.Avelino L. Reyes ____________ _________
The Student who shall be under your oral security includes:
Name Course / Major:
Patricia Joy C. Caguioa BSIT

KathrinaGaile S. Enojado BSIT
Chris John E. Garra BSIT
Daniel E. Navarro III BSIT
Jennilyn E. Pacheco BSIT
Carlos Jerwin P. Suarez BSIT
They shall prepare / defend their approved thesis proposal entitled DEVELOPMENT OF
APPLIANCE WIRING CONTROL SYSTEM As part of the partial fulfilment of the requirement for
the degree, BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY.
Thank you for your support and cooperation to the Research Program of the College.
Very truly yours,
Noted:
AVELINO L. REYES MORGAN G. SIBAL
Research Instructor Dean, CIT

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APPENDIX G
CERTIFICATION FROM STATISTICAL CENTER

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227

Address: 151 I.Lopez St. Brgy. Poblacion, Mandaluyong City
E-mail: pattyjoycaguioa@gmail.com
Contacts: +639467262907
PERSONAL INFORMATION
Age: 19 years old

Date of Birth: August 03, 1997
Place of Birth: Mandaluyong Hospital
Gender: Female
Height: 5’4”
Weight: 62 kg.
Religion: Roman Catholic
Citizenship: Filipino
Civil Status: Single
Father’s Name: Eduardo Caguioa
Occupation: Admin Aide III
Mother’s Name: Josephina Caguioa
Occupation: Housewife
Language or Dialect Spoken & Written: Tagalog, English, KOREAN 
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT:
Tertiary: University of Rizal System
Gate 1 KarangalanCainta Rizal
BS Information Technology
(2014-present)
Secondary: Francisco P. Felix Memorial National High

School
Municipal Compound, Brgy. Sto. Domingo,
Cainta, Rizal
(2010-2014)
Elementary: San Isidro Elementary School

P. Ocampo St. Brgy. San
Isidro
Taytay, Rizal
(2004-2010)
228

Address: 50 Sampaguita St. Tres Hermanas Vill. Antipolo City
E-mail: kathrina.enojado@yahoo.com
Contacts: +639361827447
Age: 19 years old

Date of Birth: July 28, 1997
Place of Birth: Quezon City
Gender: Female
Height: 5’6”
Weight: 52 kg.
Father’s Name: Clayde Jorgen G. Enojado
Occupation: Driver and Technician
Mother’s Name: Marilyn S. Enojado
Language or Dialect Spoken & Written: Tagalog, English, KOREAN 
(2014-present)
Secondary: Diadem Christian Academy

50, Ocean Street, Summerville Subdivision,
Mayamot, Antipolo
(2010-2014)
Elementary: Mambugan Elementary School

Agnes Ville Subdivision, Barangay
Mambugan, Antipolo City, Rizal.
(2004-2010)
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Chris John E. Garra

Address: Blk 41 Lot 33 ZontavilleBrgy. San Isidro Antipolo City, Rizal
E-mail: cjgarra24@yahoo.com
Contacts: +639488838144
Age: 20 years old

Date of Birth: November 05, 1996
Place of Birth: Antipolo City
Gender: Male
Height: 5’7”
Weight: 50 kg.
Father’s Name: Eddie M. Garra
Occupation: Technician
Mother’s Name: Edna Espina
Language or Dialect Spoken & Written: Tagalog, English,
(2013-present)
Secondary: BagongNayon II National High School

Lower San Isidro
Antipolo City, Rizal
(2009-2013)
Elementary: BagongNayon IV Elementary School

Lower San Isidro
Antipolo City, Rizal
(2003-2009)
230
DANIEL ESPINO NAVARRO III

Address:Blk.48 Lt.13 Karangalan Village, Cainta Rizal
Email: navarro_daniel25@yahoo.com
Contacts: +63155626368
Age: 19 years old

Date of Birth: August 25, 1997
Place of Birth: Labrador Pangasinan
Gender: Male
Height: 5’11”
Weight: 62 kg.
Father’s Name: Daniel F. Navarro Jr.
Occupation: Civil engineer
Mother’s Name: Elizabeth E. Navarro
Occupation: Day care worker
Language or Dialect Spoken & Written: Tagalog, English,
(2014-present)
Secondary: Labrador National High

School
Labrador Pangasinan
(2010-2014)
Elementary: Bongalon Elementary School

Bongalon Labrador Pangasinan
Labrador Pangasinan
(2004-2010)
231
JENNILYN E. PACHECO
Address: F18 Manolotost Felix SubdBrgy San Andres Cainta, Rizal
E-mail: jenneypache@gmail.com
Contacts: +639305711285
Age: 19 years old

Date of Birth: January 05, 1998
Place of Birth: Angono Hospital
Gender: Female
Height: 5’0”
Weight: 52 kg.
Religion: Brethren Christian
Father’s Name: Edgardo Pacheco
Occupation: Construction Worker
Mother’s Name: Sheryl Espiritu
Occupation: -
Language or Dialect Spoken & Written: Tagalog, English
(2014-present)
Secondary: Francisco P. Felix Memorial National High

School
Municipal Compound, Brgy. Sto. Domingo,
Cainta, Rizal
(2010-2014)
Elementary: Francisco P Felix Elementary School

PascualStBrgy.San Andres
Taytay, Rizal
(2004-2010)
232

Address: 002 J. Basig St. Brgy San Roque Cainta, Rizal
E-mail: bfabbjerwin@gmail.com
Contacts: +63206611352
Age: 20 years old

Date of Birth: April 16, 1996
Place of Birth: RPH Morong
Gender: Male
Height: 5’6”
Weight: 45 kg.
Father’s Name: Armando Suarez Jr.
Occupation: Driver
Mother’s Name: Anna Liza Suarez
Language or Dialect Spoken & Written: Tagalog, English
DT Electronics
(2012-2014)
University of Rizal System

(2014-present)
Secondary: Manggahan High School

Manggahan Pasig City
(2008-2012)
Elementary: Cainta Elementary School
Cainta, Rizal
(2002-2008)

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THE PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND

This chapter presents the introduction, background of the study,

theoretical framework, conceptual framework, significance of the study, scope

and limitation of the study and definition of terms.

Some of the companies or establishments have accepted the controlling

its advancement and safety.

One of the most essential technologies in the world is the appliances. It is

is a must and a convenient option to everybody.

This development, the researchers believe that it manages processes in

electrical appliances from faraway places.

There are some instances where a facilitator accidentally forgets to close

an appliance left running and had caused an electric malfunction or short

cause a dangerous effect to the students, faculty and staffs.

Considering these factors, the researchers were opted to conduct the

Background of the Study

As stated in the Part I Section 2 of Republic Act 8792 “Electronic

Commerce Act of 2000” that:

The State recognizes the vital role of information and

In this age of computers and IT (Information Technology), the internet and

other electronic means of interchange are used worldwide for various

undertakings- both commercial and non-commercial. This rapid development of

information and communication technologies and the growing number of

transactions accomplished through electronic means.

a lot of time and effort. Therefore there arises a need to do so in a systematic

manner which will be implemented in the proposed system. The system is an

extended approach to automating a control system. With the advancement and

certain things that require constant attention.

do simple things such as turn ON or OFF devices at their homes or at their

specific time whether the facilitator is in or way out of the University.

The primary objective of the Act is to provide a secure legal framework

and environment for electronic commerce. It seeks to protect the integrity of

electronic documents and electronic signatures as well as the transmission and

communication as to build and ensure the trust and reliance on electronic

Nowadays, Technology continues to improve more and more to make

According to Wikipedia, control system is a device, or set of devices, that

manages, commands, directs or regulates the behaviour of other devices or

systems. Industrial control systems are used in industrial production for

controlling equipment or machines.2

wiring control system.

According to Kim et al, Home appliance control system is controlled either

wireless application protocol (WAP), the Internet, or intranet. It controls various

appliances such as a microwave, TV etc. The HACS system receives commands

commands to respective appliances that will perform the actions. HACS is

well as emergency department if necessary. 3

This Home appliance control system relates to the studies of the

researcher in which it does assistance to the facilitators to monitor a real time

our way out of the University.

Arduino is an open-source prototyping platform based on easy-to-use

sensor, a finger on a button, or a Twitter message - and turn it into an output -

your board what to do by sending a set of instructions to the microcontroller on

the board. To do so you use the Arduino programming language (based on

Wiring), and the Arduino Software (IDE), based on Processing. 4

the voltage commands to the appropriate pins.

A microcontroller (or MCU, short for microcontroller unit) is a small

computer (SoC) on a single integrated circuit containing a processor core,

memory, and programmable input/output peripherals. Program memory in the

chip, as well as a typically small amount of RAM. Microcontrollers are designed

for embedded applications, in contrast to the microprocessors used in personal

computers or other general purpose applications consisting of various discrete

Relays are switches that open and close circuits electromechanically or

electronically. Relays control one electrical circuit by opening and closing