Hi,
i have a small problem when I send a diffusion message using TOS_BCAST_ADDR
i wonder if TOS_BCAST_ADDR can send the packet to all nodes even if they
aren't nieghbors to the sender node ???
to be clear; this is my network topology :
1:2 1:3
2:4 2:5 3:5 3:6
4:7 5:7 5:8 6:8
7:9 8:9
however i get
Hi,
I have tried to compile any other application in the same terminal session
and the other application works. I feel sorry, but I do not know what are
you refering to when you say " not use the sim extra".
Thanks you very much for your attention and help.
Regards,
Carlos
Physical neighbors are not the same as logical neighbors.
All physical neighbors (those within the TX range) will "hear" the
message. When a non-broadcast message is sent it is typical that only
the node for whom it is specifically addressed takes action (the
message is simply discarded low on the
> I have tried to compile any other application in the same terminal session
> and the other application works.
Do you use the same compilation settings? The same target?
How is the Makefile configured?
Something changes; find out what it is.
(It almost looks like it's trying a normal C linkage at
Consider looking at apps/MultihopOscilloscope (this is in TOS 1.x, I think...)
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Hi Paul,
thanks for your fast reply,
so, for my application (which is tested only by Tossim) there is no "real"
physical neighbors.
in this case, is the diffusion still doing the same procedure as you
detailed ? if it does, should I change my packet.addr from TOS_BCAST_ADDR to
a list of node's neig
Hi,
I added #include stdio.h as below to configuration file:
#include stdio.h
configuration TOSBase {
}
implementation {
components Main, TOSBaseM, RadioCRCPacket as Comm, FramerM, UART,
LedsC;
//some lines
}
I get the following error:
TOSBase.nc:38:10: #include expects "FI
Hi TinyOS users!!
I'm trying to program a MICA2 mote using a MIB600 gateway. I've connected the
gateway to a PC through an Ethernet port. I'm using Lantronix software to
configure the IP address of the gateway, it asks me for the gateway's MAC, but
it doesn't recognize it. It seems that the d
Huh? If you have it in a variable, just typecast it to int:
int IntVar;
IntVar = (int) YourXORedVar;
Harri
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kishore
Sent: Friday, May 23, 2008 2:06 PM
To: tinyos-help@millennium.berkeley.
Hi,
For the include statement, try:
#include
The complement operator or the bit-wise XOR operator both should work
directly with integers. Can you provide us with a short example of code
that you would like to use?
Cheers,
Urs
ram kishore wrote:
> Hi,
> I added #include stdio.h as bel
Hi,
I have read the mailing list about this subject but I am not an expert linux
user. I want to install tinyos 1.1.15 release on debian computer. Could
someone please help me ?
Thanks,
Sibel
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Oops,
that is not the purpose of typecasting.Typecasting is about
precision adjustment.
How to include #include stdio.h in my application?
still any ideas as to how to convert hex into decimal?
Thanks
On Fri, May 23, 2008 at 6:09 PM, Siirtola Harri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Huh? I
Typecasting is for precision adjustment???
And how to include stdio.h... There's no stdio in motes.
Sorry, I don't have a clue what you're talking about.
Harri
From: ram kishore [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 23, 2008 4:29 PM
To: tinyos-help@m
hi all,
I'm pretty new to working with these sensors and I'm trying to write my own
application to display the data.
Problem is that I don't know how the data is tranmitted to the serial port.
What I mean by this is, I don't know how big the bytes of data being sent
from the sensor, are but more i
Reema,
> I tested again programming node 1 thru mib520 and then deluge it works
> but reprogramming the reprogrammed node again with deluge is not working for
> me
Obviously, this will only work if the new image, too, has Deluge functionality.
Once you disseminate an image such as apps/B
Hi,
I tried #include ,but in vain.
example code:
Msg->strength(rssi) is uint16_t variable which is by default displayed in
hex like shown below:
ReceivedMsg->data[0] = Msg->strength & 0xFF;(MSB)
ReceivedMsg->data[1] = Msg->strength >>8; (LSB)
I have to get the 1's complement of Msg->strength
Are you connecting the MIB600 to PC via a crossover Ethernet cable?
If so, when you click on Search button of Lantronix device installer, does it
detect the MIB600?
Can you successfully ping its IP address?
Giri
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Read through the doc/tutorial material and pay special attention
to stuff on messaging. There is a utility called "MIG" which creates
a Java class that knows how to parse a message payload struct.
Examples abound in the TOS1.x apps directory, e.g., SimpleCmd
and Oscilloscope.
MS
Patrick Brady wro
Setting aside, for the moment, why you want to include studio.h...
Decimal is a property of a display device such as printing to a screen.
All(most all) values are stored in computers in binary representation.
Since there is no way to "print" anything directly from a mote, we are
somewhat confused
Hi Ram,
What do you mean by "displayed in hex"? Are you "displaying" the
variable somewhere? Using printf? Using a debugger to probe the internal
memory?
In your example, strength is a uint16_t. This means it's a 16-bit binary
number on the memory, just like anything else that the memory store
Hi,
there is a programmer written in python for mica family motes ?
Thanks.
Paolo
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You can also try to set the IP address by using this command:
arp -s
This works for me. Try to enter the configuration program with:
telnet 1
telnet
On port 1 you reset the ethernet part of the MIB600 (I think I read s.th.
like that ;-), on port the configuration program is provid
Hi,
I am now reading lesson 5 of tinyos-2 tutorial. I had a problem with the
DemoSensorC in oscilloscope application.
I am now using micaz and tinyos-2 without sensor board. I installed the
oscilloscope application. It works. However, the data are almost constant
around 440 in the display p
Hi,
I just bought two MTS420 sensorboards with GPS for MICAZ motes. But there is no
any driver for MTS420 in TinyOS-2. I found the driver for MTS400 in TinyOS-1
from the Xbow contrib. If anyone has successfully used MTS420 with TinyOS-2,
please share me the drivers. Or please let me know how t
Read and follow:
http://www.tinyos.net/dist-1.1.0/snapshot-1.1.15Dec2005cvs/doc/install-snapshots.html
Read and follow steps 1 to 4 (not 5) to install the appropriate support tools:
http://www.tinyos.net/tinyos-2.x/doc/html/install-tinyos.html
Make sure you have a compatible version of GCC instal
Hi
I wanted to know if there's a better way (faster way) of sending large
number (around 600) of large packets (over 20 bytes of data per
packet) from computer to mote (I'm using telosb) then using "send"
function of MotIF.java . I find that it's performing too slow in this
particular condition.
T
Hi all, Where can I find information about the scheduler in TinyOS1.1-x? How
it works, queue size.. priorities..? I've been working with some Mica2's (and
the dot's) in doing some ADC's measurementes and sending them off as quickly as
possible. The problem is: apparently my motes are hanging b
Hi!
On Fri, 23 May 2008, tarun sharma wrote:
> Hi
> I wanted to know if there's a better way (faster way) of sending large
> number (around 600) of large packets (over 20 bytes of data per
> packet) from computer to mote (I'm using telosb) then using "send"
> function of MotIF.java . I find that
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