Access Control system using a cheap MFRC522, PN532 RFID, RDM6300 readers or Wiegand RFID readers and Espressif's ESP8266 Microcontroller.
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“Hi, nice project.” – @Rotzbua |
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“Brilliant work.” – @danbicks |
“This is an impressive project.” – @appi1 |
“I'd like to thank every single contributor for creating this epic project.” – @TheCellMc |
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This project still in its development phase. New features (and also bugs) are introduced often and some functions may become deprecated. Please feel free to comment or give feedback.
Download compiled binaries from GitHub Releases page https://github.com/esprfid/esp-rfid/releases On Windows you can use "flash.bat", it will ask you which COM port that ESP is connected and then flashes it. You can use any flashing tool and do the flashing manually. The flashing process itself has been described at numerous places on Internet.
The build environment is based on PlatformIO. Follow the instructions found here: http://platformio.org/#!/get-started for installing it but skip the platform init
step as this has already been done, modified and it is included in this repository. In summary:
sudo pip install -U pip setuptools
sudo pip install -U platformio
git clone https://github.com/esprfid/esp-rfid.git
cd esp-rfid
platformio run
When you run platformio run
for the first time, it will download the toolchains and all necessary libraries automatically.
platformio run
- process/build all targetsplatformio run -e generic -t upload
- process/build and flash just the ESP12e target (the NodeMcu v2)platformio run -t clean
- clean project (remove compiled files)The resulting (built) image(s) can be found in the directory /bin
created during the build process.
You can not simply edit Web UI files because you will need to convert them to C arrays, which can be done automatically by a gulp script that can be found in tools directory or you can use compiled executables at the same directory as well (for Windows PCs only).
If you want to edit esp-rfid's Web UI you will need (unless using compiled executables):
Gulp script also minifies HTML and JS files and compresses (gzip) them.
In order to test your changes without flashing the firmware you can launch websocket emulator which is included in tools directory.
npm update
to install dependenciesnode wserver.js
chrome.exe --args --disable-web-security -–allow-file-access-from-files --user-data-dir="C:\Users\USERNAME"
Get more information here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3102819/disable-same-origin-policy-in-chrome
The following table shows the typical pin layout used for connecting readers hardware to ESP:
ESP8266 | NodeMcu/WeMos | Wiegand | PN532 | MFRC522 | RDM6300 |
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GPIO-15 | D8 | SS | SDA/SS | ||
GPIO-13 | D7 | D0 | MOSI | MOSI | |
GPIO-12 | D6 | D1 | MISO | MISO | |
GPIO-14 | D5 | SCK | SCK | TX | |
GPIO-04 | D2 | ||||
GPIO-05 | D1 |
For Wiegand based readers, you can configure D0 and D1 pins via settings page. By default, D0 is GPIO-4 and D1 is GPIO-5
We are syncing time from a NTP Server (in Client -aka infrastructure- Mode). This will require ESP to have an Internet connection. Additionally your ESP can also work without Internet connection too (Access Point -aka Ad-Hoc- Mode), without giving up functionality. This will require you to do syncing manually. ESP can store and hold time for you approximately 51 days without a major issue, device time can drift from actual time depending on usage, temperature, etc. So you have to login to settings page and sync it in a timely fashion.
We assume ESP-RFID project -as a whole- does not offer strong security. There are PICCs available that their UID (Unique Identification Numbers) can be set manually (Currently esp-rfid relies only UID to identify its users). Also there may be a bug in the code that may result free access to your belongings. And also, like every other network connected device esp-rfid is vulnerable to many attacks including Man-in-the-middle, Brute-force, etc.
This is a simple, hobby grade project, do not use it where strong security is needed.
What can be done to increase security? (by you and by us)
Since we are limited on both flash and ram size things may get ugly at some point in the future. You can find out some test results below.
Restore some randomly generated user data on File System worth:
Total 122,880 Bytes
At least 1000 unique User (RFID Tag) can be handled, the test were performed on WeMos D1 mini.
See ChangeLog
If this project helps you in a way, you can buy us a beer. You can make a donation to the ESP-RFID community with Bountysource
The code parts written by ESP-RFID project's authors are licensed under MIT License, 3rd party libraries that are used by this project are licensed under different license schemes, please check them out as well.
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