for a project that I never work on anymore...
Assuming as usual that no one who actually knows how to do this will
answer your question...Perhaps there is something in the atmega spec
book about it?
MS
Gregory A. Moore wrote:
Michael,
Thank you for your response, but:
SnoozeC only works for Mica
...
MS
Gregory A. Moore wrote:
Hi All,
I have perused the archives about this pesky timed mica2 sleep
problem and have not found
any code snippets or anything of huge benifit.
So I repeat the question:
I am working with Mica2.
I would like to put the mote's CPU to sleep for a set period
Hi All,
I have perused the archives about this pesky timed mica2 sleep problem
and have not found any code snippets or anything of huge benifit.
So I repeat the question:
I am working with Mica2.
I would like to put the mote's CPU to sleep for a set period of time
and then have it awoken
Hi All,
I have perused the archives about this pesky timed mica2 sleep problem
and have not found
any code snippets or anything of huge benifit.
So I repeat the question:
I am working with Mica2.
I would like to put the mote's CPU to sleep for a set period of time
and then have it
awoken
Aditya and all,
You can turn the Radio off with the approach that Aditya has recommended.
I have successfully tried it.
I don't think you can put the cpu to sleep just by stopping the task queue.
Question:
Has anyone put the processor to sleep for a certain time and then
woken it up to start
Adesola,
You might want to check that Surge_Reliable can deal with the packet
type of the BcastInject program, and if Surge_Reliable is programmed
to interpret the command. I don't have the code in front of me, but I
am not sure it is programmed to do so.
The BcastInject program is
bhushan,
Turning the radio off and in is as simple as the following:
RadioControl.stop();
RadioControl.start();
Where in the module file:
uses interface StdControl as RadioControl;
You can include the previous two statements in any block you would
like. I used them inside of a timer block
Hi all,
I am working on an application in which I must log data to the flash.
I am using TinyOS-1.1.15 and I am using the PageEEPROMC component with
the EEPROMRead and EEPROMWrite interfaces.
I am able to check that the use of the write and read functions
returns successfully, but when
Josh,
You can steal the conversion C code from
contrib/xbow/tools/src/xlisten/xconvert.c.
That should provide you with all of the proper conversion algorithms.
Greg
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Hey all,
In the XSensorMTS400 code, the comments for the Taso TSL2550 light
sensor, say
to use
Josh,
The Listen application returns the packets in signed bytes. Since Java
does not have an unsigned type, you will have to crete the conversion
methods yourself. They are not hard and shouldn't take that much time.
You will have to convert from signed byte to Hex and then probably back
/
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I have been working on acquiring data with a MTS400 sensor board. I
have noticed that the event chain is a bit different than with the
MTS300 sensor, and that it takes a bit longer for the mica2 to retreive
the data from the sensor.
I have observed that the mica2 takes about 200-500 ms to
I am trying to work with the MTS400 sensor with a MICA2. I have tried
to compile code from MicaWBVerify so that I can move on from there and
write my own apps using MTS400.
Has anyone successfully compiled any of the applications in this
directory? Should the applications in the directory
? A.k.a: would this
send and ack method take up too much time and resource for a power
conservative application?
Thank you,
Greg
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Hi all,
I am trying to interface a mica2 with the MTS400 sensorboard. I know
about the XSensorMTS400 application, but I am wondering if there is an
interface for the sensorboard outside of the contrib directory, ie. in
the regular tinyos directory. Also I would like to know if the micawb
Hi all,
I am working on an application that is so far pretty power intensive.
I am trying to measure the current drawn at certain points of my
application so that I know where I might be able to cut back, or set
the mote to sleep. These power readings are also of interest to
another
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