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Wiring pada miniatur Smart Home Bertenaga Surya Muhammad Sakhalish Zayyan; Juan Edo Mikrado; Irrine B Sulistiawati; Aryuanto Soetedjo; Komang Somawirata; Sotyohadi
SinarFe7 Vol. 5 No. 1 (2022): SinarFe7-5 2022
Publisher : FORTEI Regional VII Jawa Timur

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Smart Home technology has existed and developed for more than a decade. According to the Smart Home Association (smart home) the best definition of Smart Home is the integration of technology and services through a home network for a better quality of life. The main purpose of this article is to introduce children to smart home by making a miniature smart home using HMI Haiwell SCADA, Outseal PLC Arduino Mega and other components. This article uses SCADA, the RS 485 control protocol to create this miniature smart home. Previously, if the user wanted to control the equipment, he had to move near the wall and control the switch. This method is less comfortable for parents and people with special needs. A smart home that can be controlled and controlled remotely is an alternative solution. This miniature smart home uses solar panels as an energy source so when there is a blackout, this miniature can still be used.
Sistem SCADA pada miniatur Smart Home Bertenaga Surya Mohammad Alfa Z Fikri; Muhammad Sakhalish Zayyan; Juan Edo Mikrado; Irrine B Sulistiawati; Aryuanto Soetedjo; I Komang Somawirata; Sotyohadi Sotyohadi
Jurnal FORTECH Vol. 3 No. 2 (2022): Jurnal FORTECH
Publisher : FORTEI (Forum Pendidikan Tinggi Teknik Elektro Indonesia)

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A smart home is a combination of technology and services in the home environment that aims to increase the efficiency, comfort and safety of its residents. This smart home is controlled by Outseal PLC which communicates locally using RS485 with Haiwell SCADA HMI. Apart from controlling and monitoring through the Haiwell SCADA HMI[1], you can do it via a smartphone by downloading the Haiwell Cloud app in the Playstore. When the light is turned on via the Haiwell Scada HMI or using a Smartphone, the buttons on the Haiwell Scada HMI and the smartphone will turn on. And there is a delay of about 5 seconds, due to the time it takes to send information to Outseal PLC. The main objective of this journal is to introduce children to smart home by making a miniature smart home using SCADA, Outseal PLC Arduino Mega and other components. In this paper we use SCADA, the RS 485 control protocol to create this miniature smart home. It used to be that if the user wanted to control equipment, he had to move near the wall and control the sacred. This method is inconvenient for the elderly and disabled. therefore created a smart home that can be controlled and controlled remotely This miniature smart home uses solar panels as an energy source so when there is a blackout, this miniature can still be used[2].
Penggunaan NRF24L01 Untuk Monitoring Data Pada PLTS Kapasitas 309 WP Berliano Budiono; Irrine B Sulistiawati; Ni Putu Agustini
Jurnal FORTECH Vol. 4 No. 1 (2023): Jurnal FORTECH
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To obtain renewable energy, there are obtaining electricity supply it can be done by utilizing solar energy radiation power. With using solar cells to convert solar energy into electrical energy, or we call as Solar Power Plants (PLTS). This research will develop previous research, there are the design of output monitoring systems and data recording on Arduino microcontroller-based solar panels where tools designed to monitor current, voltage and light intensity use the NRF24l01 module remotely to facilitate analysis of solar cells using the Arduino Uno microcontroller system. Data processing taken in seconds and minutes is displayed on a PC or smartphone screen using Blynk software and the data is stored on the PLX-DAQ in real time. so that researchers do not need to observe PLTS in place for data collection because the tool can cover it automatically with an error rate of sensor testing used less than 5%.
Co-Authors Aryuanto Soetedjo Berliano Budiono I Komang Somawirata Juan Edo Mikrado Komang Somawirata Mohammad Alfa Z Fikri Muhammad Sakhalish Zayyan Ni Putu Agustini Sotyohadi Sotyohadi Sotyohadi