Hi,
I am working on interfacing an external ADC to the Telosb, the ADC( using
ADS1211 from TI) has a serial data input, serial data output and a serial
clock input.
Thought about interfacing to the UART pins on the 10 pin external connector.
Is interfacing the ADC to the external UART going t
You need to get deeply with the Kernigan and Ritchie 'C' Programming Manual.
If you are not familaiar with C you are basically Stuff Out of Luck with TOS.
In general:
type* name;// declares a pointer to a variable of type.
type _name;// another variable, the '_' may make it
Look at an existing example, e.g., Oscilloscope.
Basically you want to create a method like you have:
event TOS_MsgPtr ReceiveMsg.receive(TOS_MsgPtr m)
and in the config file you connect it up to the message type
that you have created for it:
components GenericComm as Comm (...)
Your
Look at the UARTM component. For the radio there is an equivalent lowlevel
interface, but it's probably a Bad Idea(TM) to try to use it...
MS
sankar s wrote:
How to communicate the mica2 motes in bytelevel without TOS message.
Deal, all
I am not very familiar with the nesC and C language. So I got some problem
with the source code. For example, in the PingPong application which under
the apps file. I know about how the PingPong app works, so I can guess what
the meaning for each event and command. But some parts of t
On Sep 24, 2006, at 4:01 AM, vijayashree acharya wrote:
Hello,
I have installed TinyOS 2.0 on windows xp professional. Have not
installed graphicsviz as I am facing problem installing the same.
Is VC++ required for it ?
I typed the command 'make micaz' from
[EMAIL PROTECTED] /opt/tinyos-2
You can implement just about any MAC protocol on Tmote Sky.
On 9/27/06, bhushan bhatt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,
I want to download SMAC. Can anyone tell me where can i get the files for
it ???
Also someone told me that SMAC cannot be implemented on Tmote Sky. Is this
true ? because
Boomerang keeps a shallow queue of timestamps to avoid exactly this problem.
-Joe
On 9/28/06, Brano Kusy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
guys,
cory is right - the problem is not related to reading TimerB.
there is one more problem with our timesync (both telos/micaz) that
relates to a timestamping
If you're only converting one digit, all you have to do is use
xyz->data[n] - '0'
This will remove the ascii offset of the numbers.
On the other hand, if you're dealing with multiple digits, you might be
interested in the standard C "atoi()" function. It will convert an array
of characters to th
hello everybody
I am using mica2 with Tinyos1.1.0 under windows XP.
my application needs to transmit a stack of data. i am using the TOS_Msg structure in that the payload data has our stack in it. (our structure includes the many fields like function etc and then comes byte count.(numbe
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