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Wireless Notice Board with Speech Output

This document describes a wireless notice board system using an Arduino that displays notices and converts messages to speech when a text is sent from a user. The objectives are to display notices wirelessly and convert the output to speech. It consists of a GSM module, Arduino board, LCD, and voice chip. When a user sends a text message, the GSM module receives it and sends it to the Arduino microcontroller which displays it on the LCD and converts it to speech using the voice chip. The system has advantages of long distance control and low cost but is dependent on the mobile network.

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Wireless Notice Board with Speech Output

This document describes a wireless notice board system using an Arduino that displays notices and converts messages to speech when a text is sent from a user. The objectives are to display notices wirelessly and convert the output to speech. It consists of a GSM module, Arduino board, LCD, and voice chip. When a user sends a text message, the GSM module receives it and sends it to the Arduino microcontroller which displays it on the LCD and converts it to speech using the voice chip. The system has advantages of long distance control and low cost but is dependent on the mobile network.

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WIRELESS NOTICE BOARD USING ARDUINO

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OBJECTIVES

1.
2.
A wireless notice
To transfer the
board that display
displayed output
notices when a
in the form of
message is sent
speech
from the user
Contents
 Introduction
 Block diagram
 GSM module
 Arduino board
 LCD
 Voice chip
 Advantages
 Disadvantages
 Conclusion
Introduction
 In the olden days we have some existing methods to
display the messages only but with the help of this we can
display the message and it will convert into speech.
Block diagram

Regulated power supply

20 x 4 LCD
Arduino
Gsm module board
TEXT TO SPEECH
CONVERSION MODULE

Via SMS
Gsm module
 GSM (Global System for Mobile communication) is
a digital mobile telephone system that is widely used in
Europe and other parts of the world.
 It uses a variation of Time Division Multiple Access
(TDMA)
 GSM modem is a specialized type of modem which accept
a SIM card.
Arduino board
 Arduino is a pre-tested board with hardware and
software libraries.
 ATmega328 microcontroller consists of 8-bit
AVR RISC based microcontroller combines 32kb
memory . It has internal RAM.
Fig:Arduino Board
LCD
 It has 16 pins out of which
8 are data pins and 8 are
control pins.
 8 data pins are again
categorized to two ports
port 0 and port1
 Only 4 data lines are used
for communication with
arduino.
VOICE CHIP
 APR9600 is a low-cost
high performance
sound replay IC . It
converts the given text
into the form of speech.

Speaker
working
 The GSM module is connected with the controller and
whenever the user wants to display the data on the notice
board , we send message to the mobile number of the
SIM card in GSM module and it senses the message and
sends to microcontroller using ‘AT’ commands.
Speakers

Fig: interfacing of all components


ADVANTAGES
 Device can be controlled from long distances.
 Can be used by everyone with just the knowledge
of text message.
 The cost of the system is very low.
Disadvantages
 The system is network dependent .
 User can make mistake while typing the message.
Conclusion
 Finally , by using this system we can display a
message and convert the given message in the
form of voice.
THANK YOU

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