Warehouse Order System

Tham, Wai Kean (2010) Warehouse Order System. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka,Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

This report is a final year project report presenting the design and development of the warehouse order system. This project is as mention in the title, which is the warehouse order system, it main concern is the process for the warehouse ordering and product delivering of the warehouse. So it is also implements with the warehouse management system into this project. The project‟s system is mainly developed by Visual Studio 2008 with the database is developed by Microsoft Access, while for the hardware part; the system is able control the motor via a microcontroller, which is Microchip PIC 16f877A. The communication between the software systems with the hardware is via the Universal Asynchronous Receiver Transmitter (UART) module. This communication is a full duplex communication where it is able for 2 way communication at the same time. A Universal-Serial-Bus-to-Serial-Port convertor with integrated RS-232 is for the connection. The system allows user to order, manage payment status, warehouse control, delivery control, faulty report control, faulty replacement, and also inventory control. These different types of control combine and form a system, and the hardware is used as the conveyor belt to deliver the product from the warehouse to the deliver station. The hardware is control by the system during the warehouse control and the faulty report control. The system will send data to trigger the 2 motor that connected to the hardware, this 2 motor is turning in different direction as it is used for the in/out stock control. For this order system, all the data will be save into the database as user can trace the progress of the ordering. The connection of database with the system is using ActiveX Data Objects module to connect. The database is constructed by multiple tables of data. This system is able to apply into the industrial warehouse, and also the shop lot which can deliver a higher efficiency ordering system to overcome the disadvantage of current ordering system.

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