My Aunt clear out the things in our storage room. They're cleaning it... I was surprised to see my projects on one corner. It's been a long time since the last time i saw it. Hhmmm... It's so dusty! Well, it's been in the storage for years that's why. Some of it's parts are broken and some are not there anymore. This is our project in Microprocessor System entitled File Navigator. I remember my friends, we used to stay in one place and do our projects there every night 'til early morning. It was very tiring because we still have classes afterwards but it's part of a student's life and we still had fun though, fun learning. hehehe... I miss those times already and I miss my project buddies too. My insoMIAH este, insomnia started during college days, working all night just to finish some plates and later on our projects.
(Samot na ka-pangit ang hitsura sa miniature! Wahhh!)
Interfacing card....
This is a Wiper Motor we got from the junk shop hehehe... but it's still working... :) We used this motor to make the conveyor run...
The Oh so magulo na circuits. There used to be a box to cover up those circuits but it's broken already hehehe...
See the dusts?? hahaha...
See the dusts?? hahaha...
The display and it's circuit... hhmmnn... Can't remember how many times I've burn myself while soldering all these circuits... Countless!
Actually, the File Navigator will automatically push the files from the cabinet when you select the files, which you want to borrow. The keypad is used to input the I.D. number of the user who wants to borrow a file/s and to input the code of the file to be borrowed. The sensor is used to detect the location of the file and the Light Emitting Diode (LED) will light. The seven-segment display will display the numbers of borrowed and returned files in a particular day and can be printed. The system can add/edit/delete a file and the users.
By the way, the program used here is Visual Basic...
Used the motor from the CD-Rom's to push the file there... see my finger? hehehe... Then the file will fall down to the guide path then to the conveyor... :)
By the way, the program used here is Visual Basic...
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