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MMS Based Car Security System
Surendra Sot
11 Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering 1 SRTMU Nanded, Maharashtra, India
1Surendra_sot@yahoo.co.in
Abstract- In This paper “MMS Based Car Security System” is being proposed to solve the issue. It introduces the integration between monitoring and tracking system. Both elements are very crucial in order to have a powerful security system. The system can send SMS and MMS to the owner to have fast response especially if the car is nearby. This paper focuses on using MMS and SMS technology. As soon as there is intrusion detected, first the SMS is sent to master user and the picture of the intruder will be sent via local GSM/GPRS service provider to user (and / or) police mail ID. The implementation and testing results show the success of prototype in sending MMS to owner within 30 seconds. The timing and results are suitable to owner and police to take suitable action against intruder. User can also control the module using command. User has to send different SMS to module while configuration of module for master. Master user can be change as per need, only master user can make changes in to the module.
Keywords – MMS, Security system, Mobile Application, Car Monitoring System, Tracking System
I.INTRODUCTION
Statistics show that the number of cars is increasing rapidly and so is the number of car theft attempts, locally and internationally [1]. Although there are a lot of car security systems that had been produced lately, but the result is still disappointing as the number of car theft cases still increases. The thieves are inventing cleverer and stronger stealing techniques that need more powerful security systems [2]. This paper “MMS Based Car Security System” is being proposed to solve the issue. It introduces the integration between monitoring and tracking system. Both elements are very crucial in order to have a powerful security system. The system can send SMS and MMS to the owner to have fast response especially if the car is nearby. This thesis focuses on using MMS and SMS technology [3-6]. As soon as there is intrusion detected, first the SMS is sent to master user and the picture of the intruder will be sent via local GSM/GPRS service provider to user (and / or) police mail ID. The implementation and testing results show the success of prototype in sending MMS to owner within 40 seconds. The timing and results are suitable to owner and police to take suitable action against intruder. User can also control the module using command. User has to send different SMS to module while configuration of module for master. Master user can be change as per need, only master user can make changes in to the module.
II.MBCSSMODELCONCEPTANDDESIGN
PIR sensor sense unauthorized access of car. GPRS /GSM module’s I/O port get activated. Module sends SMS to master user (i.e. “Intrusion Detected”), Camera gets activated and takes image of intruder. Module also sends MMS to Master user and to the police mail ID after taking image. Master user can control GPRS/GSM module through SMS command. There is security code for master user. Master user can edit master user number, police mail ID. Module also make call to master user, after receive that call user can listen conversation. MMS received on police mail id is used for investigation. Police will compare image of intruder with their data base.
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Figure 1. MBCSS Model Flow
III.MBCSSMODEL IMPLEMENTATION AND TESTING
A. Setting for Master User–
Fist we connect power supply to the MBCSS model. Wait until blinking of LED stop, it takes 20 to30 sec. During this time network get initialize, again wait for 10 sec to initialize application which in module. Fist send message “#00#1234” to MBCSS module for setting master user. Where 1234 is default password set for module. Master user can change password.
After setting master we have to do the mms setting. In MMS setting we have different command to set number on which master user expect MMS. To setting number for MMS we have to send message “#14#+91****10 digit mobile number***”.
Figure 2. Setting Destination Mobile Number
To set mail ID send message “#15#Mail_ID”. To change mail ID send same message with new mail ID.
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B. Intrusion Detected and Receiving MMS on Mobile phone and Mail ID-
As soon as MBCSS model receive high signal on I/O port from PIR sensor, it send SMS to master as” Intrusion Detected” first and then it send MMS to master. From the result it is proved that 40 sec is required to receiving MMS after intrusion occurs.
Figure4. Received MMS on Mobile Phone
As soon as MBCSS model receive high signal on I/O port from PIR sensor, it send MMS to the police mail ID. The intruder photo will receive on police mail ID within 4 minutes.
Figure5. Received MMS on Mail ID
IV.CONCLUSION
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