By using TinyOS component VoltageM.nc, A mote can read value of battery
voltage. But how to gain value of current? how to let a mote predict how much battery
power left? Thanks.
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Hi all,
I am developing a small application. The mote does not take any action until it recevies a command message.
Thus the mote radio should be in a Listening state.
To cutdown the power consumption, I have
- called HPLPowerManagementM.Enable();
- turned all Leds off, or used NoLeds
That problem with mass erase command it's not important for me, cause I will
update all that information on each mote install. My problem consists in that
I'm not able to program that part, and as far as I now it's possible to do it
with normal telosb install.
when I do
$make telosb install
you didn't put the for loop in an atomic{} block did you?
That would shut off interrupts...
MS
Andrea Pacini wrote:
I am using Tmote Sky motes and I noticed that , when a node is doing
something (e.g. when it is doing a for cycle) it can't receive message,
that is Receive.receive() event is
Are you running the latest CVS snapshot?
I am running the latest CVS snapshot, and am get exactly the same error
as you. It was ok before I upgraded from the stable version.
Preethi Naveen wrote:
hi,
i have tried to run tinyviz as given in chapter 5 of tutorial. I am
getting the following
alright then. Your CLASSPATH does contain both . and tools/java
so that should be ok. I think you are having package naming problems,
but I don't get how Circle (wrong name: net/tinyos/oscope/Circle)
comes up with oscope...
Coulda fooled me that you can embed the applet tag in the .java...
Like
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
Hi,
I have been trying out Surge_Reliable in XBow apps (http://www.xbow.com/Support/Support_pdf_files/Crossbow.tgz) in TinyOS v1.1.7. It compiles and works fine. However, when i upgraded TinyOS to
v1.1.15, i found that the codes of Surge_Reliable would send the same identical packets many times
Tasks execute first-come first-serve, and each task executes to
completion before the next task can begin. Execute to completion
means that your task routine must return / exit. Long running and
non-terminating tasks block all other tasks from executing.
Receive.receive is signaled from within
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
Out of curiousity, this is related to a problem I had today...
are these rewritten packets changed as far as received
signal strength goes? As I said in a previous email, the
micaz AM.h file declares TOS_Msg-strength as uint8_t
and regular AM.h is uint16_t. Now my micaz messages
being forwarded
Hi , I am a beginner in this field. When I complied my code, it says that TestTempM.nc:82: warning: passing argument 1 of `Send.send' makes pointer from integer without a castTestTempM.nc:82: too many arguments to function `Send.send'TestTempM.nc: In function
Probably you need to (re)view some C programming fundamentals,
the makes pointer from integer thing sounds like you are
trying to pass a value where an address is required. If that
doesn't make any sense, then you DO need to read a C book.
Try the old famous Kernigan and Ritchie...
Otherwise,
hello everybody !! I wanted to know how to use two UARTs simultaneously. I'm currently working in a project ' DATA TRANSMISSION RECEPTION VIA GPRS IN TINYOS ENVIRONMENT ' . Platform used is MSP430F1611. One UART is to be used for thereception of GPS packets . The other one should be
Hi,
I am working on CC2420 encryption on a tmote sky, and I am having issues
writing to the chipcon RAM.
To test the RAM, I have added wrappers in the CC2420Control interface
that call HPLChipconRAM.write/read. I have included CC2420RadioC in an
application, and wired an interface called
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