Hello all:
when i use the tool of ice-insight , i fall across some problems.
firstly, i talk about the link of hardware.
i have a programming board mib510 , Jtag ICE mk-ii.
i use serial port to connect jtag ice with pc.
i use usb port to supply power to jtag ice(because i can't find the
hi
I try to explain better.
So I need to send by telosb 1 byte which indicate a flag = 1 or 0.
The value have to depend by on - off switch.
switch off -- 0
switch on -- 1
This value have to depend by user, but I used THE USER SWITCH for another
application yet, so I need to use a Expansion.
I
Hi TinyOS readers.
Is it possible for a regular tinyos mote to behave like a USB flash
drive? For instance, when the PC wants to read a block from disk, a
tinyos app interprets the request, reads from flash, and returns over
USB the data requested.
A few problems with the above (as I currently
excuse me
I would see an exemple about softwareno soldering
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Hi!
I downloaded the cvs current version of tinyos-2.x, which is the right
command to generate the full nesdoc documentation? (in fact, only for telosb
/ tmote).
I tried with commands like: nesdoc -o $TOSROOT/doc/html/nesdoc
-target=telosb -new -html (with some variations).
but I get always the
Hi David,
What about the
CC2511http://focus.ti.com/docs/prod/folders/print/cc2511f16.htmlTexas
Instrument chip?
In includes a 2.4 Ghz Radio, a 8051 and a Full speed usb controller. They
provide code to use the controller as a USB Mass storage device.
The only problem is that they use another
First of all, be more patient (you reposted this after three hours). You
can't expect to get immediate replies, this is a list with people from
all time zones. Someone just might be sleeping ;)
Do you know how much current the ice draws? Can you see it's certainly
alive? USB port only gives
Dig down into the User Button interface and see how it works.
You should be able to clone it to use a different I/O pin.
Also, in Boomerang/T1 there is the MSP430GeneralIOM interface
that allows access to digital I/O on every available pin.
MS
Giovanni Rossi wrote:
hi
I try to explain better.
I have a little pin-out cheat sheet at:
http://www.etantdonnes.com/Motes/ATMEGApins.txt
But figuring out most of the actual functions will probably
require reading the ATMEGA chip manual.
MS
Liangping Ma wrote:
Hi everyone,
There is a white 51-pin expansion connector on MicaZ,
which
Sorry for the blank message. What I wanted to ask is what the
application being intended here. In the past, I have found it
reasonable to use two motes in a situation that requires RSSI
measurement and packet reception.
Thanks,
Tal
Thanks,
Tal
Hi,
You could try something like the
hi,
Anyone knows how to convert the RSSI value(the strength) of tmote sky to db?
e.g 0xFA to dB? thank you.
Regards,
Edmund
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hi everyone,
I wanna install tinyos1.1.15 on my computer.However I'm a little confused
about how to set the envioronmental parameter cause there are several versons
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I'd have to rummage though all the code to form a coherent opinion
but I'd guess that it was a shortcut/sight based on using the state
to 'single-file' radio messages, and the UART comm exists as a wart
on the side of the system so it got the short end of the code.
If you really need to fire
I'm ccing this back to the help list to keep a record...
When you say I have been able to listen the serial port.
Does that mean that you used the Listen program and saw
some messages received? And prior to that you used TestSerial
and got the expected messages as well, right? If both of
those
Actually what I mean is:
In GenericComm, before the sendDone() is signaled for a packet on radio,
attempts to send another packet to UART will fail due to the set
of variable state. I'm just wondering why GenericComm makes such a
restriction. In other words, why can't we call the send() to UART
Hi,
You could try something like the following in CC2420ReceiveP:
uint16_t RSSI_Values[SomeNumberDeterminedByLengthofPkt];
async command void CC2420Receive.sfd( uint16_t time ) {
if ( call SpiResource.immediateRequest() == SUCCESS )
sample_RSSI();
Hi,
Thanks for your explanation.
I still have one more question. In Pool.put(pool_t* newVal), why do we need
to input (*newVal)? What's the purpose of this line
queue[emptyIndex] = newVal;
Can't we simply increase a free to deallocate an object?
On Jan 24, 2008 7:19 PM, Philip Levis [EMAIL
On Jan 25, 2008 12:53 PM, Xavier Orduña [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi David,
What about the CC2511 Texas Instrument chip?
Thanks for this info. I didn't know about this chip. We'll be
following up on this info at a later stage :-)
David.
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Can you please describe the application?
Thanks,
Tal
Hi,
You could try something like the following in CC2420ReceiveP:
uint16_t RSSI_Values[SomeNumberDeterminedByLengthofPkt];
async command void CC2420Receive.sfd( uint16_t time ) {
if ( call
On Jan 25, 2008, at 11:08 AM, Michael Schippling wrote:
I have a little pin-out cheat sheet at:
http://www.etantdonnes.com/Motes/ATMEGApins.txt
But figuring out most of the actual functions will probably
require reading the ATMEGA chip manual.
MS
This looks like a great thing to put up
Continue reading through the tutorial and all should become clear...hah...
The Oscilloscope program does something like what you want, as do the
Sense* demo apps in T1. If you are just using an ADC you don't need the
whole MDA300 board because the conversion is done directly by the ATMEGA
chip
Hi,
could somebody indicate a good book to learn the language NesC e TinyOS?
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This is an online book by Phil Levis. I found it really useful when I was
getting my feet wet with nesC and TinyOS. Apart from this the tutorial for
T2 is and T1 are quite comprehensive and should get most people going of to
a flier.
http://csl.stanford.edu/~pal/pubs/tinyos-programming.pdf
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