security Sys
Dependencies: 4DGL-uLCD-SE ECE4180_Touchpad_V2 IoTsecuritySys PinDetect mbed-rtos mbed
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main.cpp
- Committer:
- jsmith352
- Date:
- 2015-11-24
- Revision:
- 0:04dcbfb4388c
- Child:
- 1:7f873efe5b11
File content as of revision 0:04dcbfb4388c:
#include <mbed.h> #include <mpr121.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include "PinDetect.h" /* CODE_LENGTH needs to be double the amount of numbers you want in your authenticator/passcode because of the way interrupt.fall(&fallInterrupt) works. It is called twice every time an interrupt is detected. The extra numbers in the array will just be filled with zeros and ignored in checking code sequences, so they will not matter either way */ /* i.e, you want a code with 7 numbers, CODE_LENGTH needs to be 14 */ #define CODE_LENGTH 14 DigitalOut led1(LED1); DigitalOut led2(LED2); DigitalOut led3(LED3); DigitalOut led4(LED4); DigitalOut doorlock(p29); // Create the interrupt receiver object on pin 26 InterruptIn interrupt(p30); // Setup the i2c bus on pins 9 and 10 I2C i2c(p9, p10); // Setup the Mpr121: // constructor(i2c object, i2c address of the mpr121) Mpr121 mpr121(&i2c, Mpr121::ADD_VSS); // pc serial communication for testing Serial pc(USBTX, USBRX); // ***** GLOBALS ***** // // Timer is to seed rand Timer t1; // code counter is the next position in inputCode array int codeCounter; // inputCode array is the sequence of numbers the user will enter int inputCode[CODE_LENGTH]; bool code_enabled; // Key hit/release interrupt routine void fallInterrupt() { int key_code=0; int i=0; int value=mpr121.read(0x00); value +=mpr121.read(0x01)<<8; // LED demo mod i=0; // puts key number out to LEDs for demo for (i=0; i<12; i++) { if (((value>>i)&0x01)==1) key_code=i+1; } led4=key_code & 0x01; led3=(key_code>>1) & 0x01; led2=(key_code>>2) & 0x01; led1=(key_code>>3) & 0x01; // save the keypress to inputCode array if(codeCounter < CODE_LENGTH){ // ignore odd numbers if(codeCounter % 2 != 0){ inputCode[codeCounter] = 0; } // only save the even numbers (see lines 6-10) else{ inputCode[codeCounter] = key_code - 1; pc.printf("codeCounter: %d -- code: %d\n\r", codeCounter, key_code - 1); } codeCounter++; } } // generate randomized code void generate_random_code(int (&codeArray)[CODE_LENGTH]){ int i = 0; // only care about the even numbers (see lines 6-10) pc.printf("NEW CODE: "); for(i = 0; i < CODE_LENGTH; i+=2){ srand(t1.read_us()); codeArray[i] = rand() % 12; pc.printf("%d, ", codeArray[i]); } pc.printf("\n\r"); } // check if the code entered is the correct code bool check_code_sequence(int (&codeArray)[CODE_LENGTH]){ int i = 0; int j = 0; // only care about the even numbers (see lines 6-10) for(i = 0; i < CODE_LENGTH; i+=2){ if(inputCode[i] == codeArray[i]) j++; // count the number of right numbers } if(j == CODE_LENGTH/2) return(true); else return(false); } int main() { interrupt.fall(&fallInterrupt); interrupt.mode(PullUp); // authenticator is the randomly generated sequence of numbers by the machine // the user has to match this sequence to gain access, used for phase 2 int authenticator[CODE_LENGTH]; // passcode is the user's personal passcode, used for phase 1 int passcode[CODE_LENGTH] = {0,0,1,0,2,0,3,0,4,0,5,0,6,0}; codeCounter = 0; bool pass = false; // these 2 variables tell the machine when to generate a new random authentication code int new_code_timer = 0; int new_code_counter = 0; // this tells the state machine with phase of authentication we are in code_enabled = false; for(int i = 0; i < CODE_LENGTH; i++){ authenticator[i] = 0; inputCode[i] = 0; } // go ahead and start the timer so that when a random code is generated, // the seed will always be random, unlike the predecessor version t1.start(); // while loop constantly checks if the entered code sequence is right or wrong, // given that the correct amount of numbers were entered pc.printf("Please Enter Your Personal Security Code\n\r"); while (1){ switch(code_enabled){ case false: if(codeCounter >= CODE_LENGTH){ pass = check_code_sequence(passcode); if(pass == true){ pc.printf("SENDING AUTHENTICATION CODE...\n\r"); generate_random_code(authenticator); t1.stop(); // reset the time t1.reset(); // so that it is an even t1.start(); // 30 seconds before 1st new code is generated codeCounter = 0; code_enabled = true; } else{ pc.printf("WRONG passcode\n\r"); codeCounter = 0; } } break; case true: if(codeCounter >= CODE_LENGTH){ pass = check_code_sequence(authenticator); if(pass == true){ pc.printf("ACCESS GRANTED\n\r"); doorlock = 1; wait(5); doorlock = 0; pc.printf("Resetting....\n\r"); pc.printf("\n\n\rPlease Enter Your Personal Security Code\n\r"); codeCounter = 0; code_enabled = false; } else{ pc.printf("ACCESS DENIED\n\r"); codeCounter = 0; } } // this code generates a new authentication code every 30 seconds (30000 ms) new_code_timer = (int)(t1.read_ms()/30000); if(new_code_timer > new_code_counter){ new_code_counter++; generate_random_code(authenticator); codeCounter = 0; } break; } // reset the timer when the number gets too high, should last about 35 minutes // We do this because int can only hold a number up to 2^32 - 1, preventing errors if(t1.read_us() > 2147400000){ t1.stop(); t1.reset(); new_code_timer = 0; new_code_counter = 0; t1.start(); } } }