Hello,I forgot to mention the following : I am using Delta application which is
one of the standard applications which comes moteiv and the application uses
MultiHopLQI as multihop protocol.In this application, the node senses
temperature value and sends it to a destination. I want that the inte
Dear Sir/ Mdm,
I am using MDA100 for MicaZ to collect data readings from my passive
infra-red (PIR) sensor.
I have added
TOSH_ASSIGN_PIN(PIR7, A, 8); //to assign A8 (PWM0 pin) with PIR7
in my Oscilloscope.h file. And
TOSH_MAKE_PIR7_INPUT();//to make it an input pin
z=TOSH_READ_
OK, any hints on how you modified the makefile in the C SDK to compile for
the ARM in the stargate?
Also, following along with my other thoughts:
is the statement in TEP113 para. 3.4: "SerialDispatcherC places a
one-byte header, the packet format identifier, on the packets sent and
receive
Its a known bug in all software everywhere, but TOS doesn't have a
signal() mechanism to catch and release gracefully.
However the point is that many software errors can cause big problems,
running out of memory, running off the end of buffers, overwriting
pointers, etc...Make sure your code does
Pin numbers go from 0 to 7...
Also, assuming you want the same PWM0 as in the mica schematic,
its port B, pin 4. I have a convenient I/O port list online:
http://www.etantdonnes.com/Motes/ATMEGApins.txt
MS
yvonne er wrote:
Dear Sir/ Mdm,
I am using MDA100 for MicaZ to collect data readin
ARM... for stargate.
download arm-linux-gcc package
and substitute gcc with arm-linux-gcc in the Makefile.
Oh... that one byte... 00
Yes... it seems that that one byte does come to sflisten.
Look at prettylisten.c to see how to strip that one byte.
Thanks
- jpaek
KURT PETERS wrote:
OK, any h
> However the point is that many software errors can cause big problems,
> running out of memory, running off the end of buffers, overwriting
> pointers, etc...Make sure your code doesn't do something silly after
> 2000 iterations.
OK, I'll do that. I do have a circular queue. It should have guard
I have already been compiling using arm-linux-gcc. I thought of replacing
gcc with it in the Makefile, but couldn't find any reference to gcc in the
Makefile.
As for the extra byte, I understand how to remove it. I'm just not sure if
it's actually there any more
Why doesn't it show up
Dear all,
I try to use the command Enable() in the module HPLPowerManagementM.
However, this command is not the same as what I used before.
It is not declared in any interface. It is declared in the module.
Please tell me how can I call the command in my tinyos program.
I use tinyo
On Nov 10, 2007, at 9:07 PM, Jeongyeup Paek wrote:
Maybe there is a misunderstanding...
If you write a code that has segmentation fault,
then the mote will restart.
And I don't think this 'behavior' is a bug
since it is the only thing it can do.
To be more precise, there is no such thing as
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