How can I trace events?
I'm trying to handle an ADCDataReadyEvent event in my Tython script. I
issue the command
SetADCPortValueCommand. The status message appears:
status: Wrote command: SetADCPortValueCommand [mote 0] [port 2]
[value 33]
But I don't see the event in my handler. So, I th
Dear sir/madam,
Greetings!.
I'm arumugam,Engineer development,Benchmark. I'm
using the Tmote Sky product. I want to Display the ADC value in digit format.For
the reason,I would like to get some technical details and it is mentioned
below.
How can I read the ADC data without using the
tra
Hello,
I am implementing ECC Arithmetic on micaz motes with tinyOS-2.X. I want
to mesasure the timing efficiency of my methods. I want to get the time
just before calling the method and just after finishing the method.
There was a component called SysTimeC in tinyOs-1.x and I think that
coul
Hi,
I am collecting data on the serial port and I was just wondering over which
fields the FCS is calculated in software as I can't seem to reproduce the
value I see?
The raw packet is the following (including esc chars):
7E 42 00 01 08 AA FF FF FF FF 04 7D 5D F0 CE 7E
The FCS is the third
How can I trace events?
I'm trying to handle an ADCDataReadyEvent event in my Tython script. I issue the command
SetADCPortValueCommand. The status message appears:
status: Wrote command: SetADCPortValueCommand [mote 0] [port 2] [value 33]
But I don't see the event in my handler. So, I th
I'm trying to test the ack in the sendDone( ) but the ack field always set to zero. I call MacControl.enableACK( ) in the StdControl.start( ). Is there something that I did wrong or missing? I wired the components as following: Main.StdControl -> CC2420RadioC; MultiHopEngineM.MacControl
The FCS isn't transmitted over the serial port.
-Joe
On 11/1/06, Terence Joseph <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I am collecting data on the serial port and I was just wondering over which
fields the FCS is calculated in software as I can't seem to reproduce the
value I see?
The raw packet is t
Is there a "Raw Listener" available for motes? One that receives all valid
packets and forwards them through the serial port?
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For some reason, the United States is the only country on Earth where
accidents don't happen it's always somebody's fault, and you can sue that
somebody for neglect.
Hy Lee Ee Foong,
I never tried to read the ack element in my message before sending,
but I successfully checked the
fcfhi element (after sending) from a received messages.
fcfhi is the high byte of the FrameControlField (IEEE 802.15.4), if this is
equal to 0x21 your message
requests ACK.
Using SP, you want to request reliability.
See the SPSend.sendAdv() function definition in /opt/moteiv/doc/nesdoc
(start by opening index.html and navigating in the left frame). An
example using reliability is in /opt/moteiv/tos/lib/MultiHopLQI
-Joe
On 11/2/06, Lee Ee Foong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hello,
I've got some problems while I try to upload every application of tos/apps folder using tinyos.1.14 or .15 and the command:
make mica2 reinstall
It's the same problem that I had when I tried to upload the application with no Makelocal file (flash errors).
It' strange because after t
I already have the Octave document, are there any other descriptions of TinyOS
packets?
Specifically, I'm looking at the multi-hop packets, as in Surge.
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For some reason, the United States is the only country on Earth where
accidents don't happen it's always somebody's fault, and you can sue
Would be nice to see the errors...but...
One change in the upgrade >.10 is that cygwin insists
on using /dev/ttySn-1 instead of COMn.
So if you were using COM3 you should instead use /dev/ttyS2
MS
Termodonte wrote:
Hello,
I've got some problems while I try to upload every
application of tos
The message header file is probably the doc.
Or at least worth a look.
MS
Benjamin Madore wrote:
I already have the Octave document, are there any other descriptions of TinyOS
packets?
Specifically, I'm looking at the multi-hop packets, as in Surge.
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Hi everyone, I have an application where i put the motes in low power when they are not receiving any data and call this as sleep mode. I also have a global timer which notes the time of the entire simulation run. I would like to have a way in which i can send the time for which the motes sleep t
Hello all,
A new tinyos user here...
I've been working on a sensor that's attached to
Softbaugh's DZ1612 development board, which contains an MSP430 with a
CC2420. Chipcon provides a subset RF 802.15.4 library for use with
the CC2420, which has the following limitations (App note AN033 f
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