Sorry for the delayed response I have been busy today. I typed this in my
terminal window and as you can see the results below.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ echo $CLASSPATH
:/opt/tinyos-2.1.0/support/sdk/java
This is the information I have typed in my .bashrc file I think it is
right.
source /opt/tinyos
Hi,
I am using TinyOS-2.0.2, Cygwin environment, and I am on an important
juncture of the project where I need to know answers to the following
questions from the experts.
1) I am about to add an external FLASH to my platform, as my system
is quite similar to MicaZ so I am planning to use
Hi All,
I am following Deluge 2.0 quick start. I got the following errors as
follows. Any ideas on how to fix them? I am using Tinyos1.15 and telosb
nodes as our project application is developed based on this version. I can't
use Tinyos2.x instead. Any help would be highly appreciated.
Bai [EMAIL
Hello Folks,
I'm using 2 MIB 600s and each has Micaz. One of them sends a packet via air,
and the other one receives the packet. I'd like to see the packet info.
throughout TinyOS(Listen or SerialForwarder) in same network with MIB 600s.
When I test this with Serial Board(MIB510) with option
(seri
I don't entirely understand the issue,
nor exactly why a 1Mhz clock can't fire after 1024 ticks...
but I probably don't really care at this time.
The little annoyance I have "around this" is that in T1.1.7
a 1ms Timer setting seemed to work fine on a mica2, but when
I tried to upgrade my code it d
Hi Andrey,
I am very sorry for this very late response, but as you may know I was
blocked by compiliing issues...
Anyway, I am now trying to get back on track and figure out all what I
have to do.
I am not sure I understood completely your problem. You are saying
that when you send a message ove
On Nov 3, 2008, at 1:25 PM, Michael Schippling wrote:
> Lets put this on the help list to keep a record
>
> The Intelligent Designers kind of arbitrarily limited the
> Timer driven sampling to a 3ms period on micas, although using
> Timer2 on the tmotes I have used 2ms (presumably even
> 1ms
Lets put this on the help list to keep a record
The Intelligent Designers kind of arbitrarily limited the
Timer driven sampling to a 3ms period on micas, although using
Timer2 on the tmotes I have used 2ms (presumably even
1ms works...). If you want to get to .5ms you'll have to look
into the
On Nov 2, 2008, at 6:59 AM, William Pitchford wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> Is OSKI still supported in TinyOS-2.x? Noticed it is missing in
> the CVS repository.
>
It's missing because most of its concepts (service instances, auto-
wiring Init, etc.) became part of the standard TinyOS API. The on
I'm cc'ing this back to the help list where someone may have a
better opinion...
I would generally set a repeat Timer in start() like this:
call Timer.start(TIMER_REPEAT, READMS);
where READMS is something above 3ms (the undocumented minimum in T1).
When the timer fires, start a conversion. T
David,
Since motes A and B that receive the RadioCountToLeds message with counter
value i at the same time, ideally, both A and B should return the same
global timestamps of the message reception. You can, for every counter value
i, take the difference of global timestamps by A and by B. You can u
Thanks for your help Janos.
If I want the clock error between the root and another mote, would
that be the offset? Also, what's is are the timestamps in
milliseconds?
David
On Mon, Nov 3, 2008 at 8:22 AM, Janos Sallai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> David,
>
> The local timestamp is the time of rec
David,
The local timestamp is the time of reception of a RadioCounToLeds message
according to the motes local clock, whereas the global timestamp is the time
of reception of a RadioCounToLeds message according to the global time in
the network. When a mote is synchronized, they are typically diffe
Hi,
I'm having some trouble interpreting the results of the testftsp
application on tinyos 2.x. The skew value is always 0 even when the
synched flag is false and global timestamp doesn't equal local
timestamp. Does anyone know why?
Thanks,
David
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Hi,
I use tinyOS 2.1 and msp430.
For using to peripherical in the same serial port (one with
SerialActiveMessage, on with directly UartStream), with
different speed I need to stop one for using the second.
But when I call SplitControl.stop() to SerialActiveMessage
I have an crc error and it's impos
Hello,
I'm trying to do RTT, at the end of my program I need to send two time data
of the timer, t2 and t3, what can I use to send this data? SendMsg? or exist
something simplier?
Thanks,
lou
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realvv,
I did not understand your name: [UTF-8?] " ä » å · "
In Brazil, we would say you are "brushing bits" .
Originaly, Mica2 change messages in HDLC-like framing, based on RFC1662
reference model.
The first Byte - 7e - is the starting flag.
The last Byte - 7e - i
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