I should rephrase my question, after thinking about it more. While
the micaz packets are being forwarded over the serial port, they're
being rewritten into the old mica2 format. The mica2 TOS_Msg-strength
member is declared as uint16_t while the same micaz member is
declared as an eight bit
I tried an interesting thing today, suggested to me by one of my
professors: Copy the TOS_Msg-strength to the data section
before TOSBase actually sends it over the UART.
I did this:
pBuf-data[2]=pBuf-strength;
pBuf-data[1]=0x99;
And then from there, examine the raw packet. The values that
Sure sure, copy rssi into the message someplace, assuming you
have reserved a place for it in your msg struct. This makes TOSBase
rather project dependent...
I'd have to read through the CC doc, code, and schematic to see
what exactly is being done with the strength value. I do see from
my own
Hi everyone,
I dug through the mailing list archives looking for some info on
the received signal strength of incoming packets. I have one
mote that transmits messages of type IntMsg over the radio.
The other mote has TOSBase installed on it and is on the programming
board, which is then
On Wed, 2006-01-18 at 15:39 -0600, Sam Pierson wrote:
Hi everyone,
I dug through the mailing list archives looking for some info on
the received signal strength of incoming packets. I have one
mote that transmits messages of type IntMsg over the radio.
The other mote has TOSBase installed
On Wed, 2006-01-18 at 15:39 -0600, Sam Pierson wrote:
Hi everyone,
I dug through the mailing list archives looking for some info on
the received signal strength of incoming packets. I have one
mote that transmits messages of type IntMsg over the radio.
The other mote has TOSBase installed
On Wed, 2006-01-18 at 15:39 -0600, Sam Pierson wrote:
Hi everyone,
I dug through the mailing list archives looking for some info on
the received signal strength of incoming packets. I have one
mote that transmits messages of type IntMsg over the radio.
The other mote has TOSBase installed
