Hi All,
I have a doubt on ELP.I was loaded the mote with ELP code and set the
timer for sleep around 180 sec.after slept mote wake up and how much time it
is wake up before going to goes sleep .any one please help me...
srikanth.
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Hi,
thank you a lot Sigg. Now YETI 2 is up and running in my computer and it is
excellent! Great work!
Regards,
Carlos
PS: i just was trying to open the file as in emacs, but now I have created a
project as you said and it works!
2008/12/15 Sigg Benjamin benjamin_s...@student.ethz.ch
Hi
Hi,
Like any beginner, i'd tried to find information about ez430, But after a
while, i still have no anwser.
what's about tinyos and ez430 (RF2500 or RF2480, and also F2013) ?
people say it is supported but how ?
The first resolved problems :
- No wiki page, ... = Ok, Google is my friend !
Look for the OctaveTech document about T1's format, google: octavetech TOS
and look at the TEPs on http://docs.tinyos.net/index.php
I think one of them has T2 info.
But reverse engineering the Packetizer.java tools file is probably
the most accurate way.
MS
roberto pagliari wrote:
Hello
I'm sure this is covered in the tutorials but the basics are:
Put something like this in your config file:
RoboMsgM.RStatusMsg - GenericComm.SendMsg[AM_ROBOSTATUSMSG];
Where the array argument is an arbitrary 8 bit number to identify
the message structure (type) being sent, and RStatusMsg is
I can only speak to T1 and my methodology in the linked document...but...
Micaz and other 2420 radio devices have a hardware level ACK which may
improve the failure detection rate without turning on the software ACK.
The mica2, on which I did my main testing does not have the hdw level,
so if you
Listen to this: I am using GenericComm's interface SendMsg[uint8_t] to send
a message. When I call: SendMsg.send[uint8_t](), compiler says: Syntax error
before 'uint8_t' .
When I try: call SendMsg.send[1]() it says: SendMsg.send not connected.
when I try: call SendMsg.send() it says parameters
Joao/Delphine, Clearly it depends on the data you're sending and the scenario
you're sending it in. If you need to send 29 bytes of information that were
acquired in a single data acquisition, then 29 transmissions would cost you
significantly more than one, 29 byte transmission for a number
.
Delphine,
probably you will not see significant difference in energy
consumption when you shorten the payload. As far as I am concerned, for
default, the applications in TinyOS use BMAC protocol with a large preamble.
Then, if you reduce payload length from 29 bytes to 1 byte,
Bai Li,
maybe your code is correct and it is functioning well.
If you read RSSI, you will see that receiving power decreases as Tx
power decreases.
I tested Mica2 communications in different distances, and I measured
RSSI. When the nodes were 15 meters distant, the
Hi all,
Low Power Listening TEP recommends sending duplicate packets and
enabling acknowledgements while this
http://www.etantdonnes.com/Motes/report_mica2/
concludes PRR is higher when acknowledgments are disabled. Can
someone explain?
About the acknowledgement mechanismand how do ACKs
Hi Saul,
On Wed, Dec 17, 2008 at 12:04 PM, Saul Garcia sgar2...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
I am a Spanish student, currently in Brussels doing my Master Thesis. By now
if I have been learning about the TinyOS programming and now I am on
disposition to write/modify an existing application that
Hi,
I just checked and the pool is empty.
After I tried to check the size and maxSize of
the pool before and after get as below:
maxSizeBeforeGet=call SendPool.maxSize();
sizeBeforeGet=call SendPool.size();
newmsg = call SendPool.get();
maxSizeAfterGet=call SendPool.maxSize();
sizeAfterGet=call
Hi all,
Question not related to tinyos but to general WSNs.
Is there a standard for WSNs graphical representation? Symbols, arrows
with standard meanings?
What software do you use to make WSNs images for papers and reports?
Thanks. Regards,
Joao
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Hi,
when i install Basestation on 1 mote and then turn the other mote on (where
i previously installed BlinkToRadio), the first mote green LED is turned on
but nothing else happens. When i try to Listen it doesnt send any packets to
the PC. Can anyone tell me why this happens?
Thank you,
Miguel
Hi,
I have not checked this, but try to set following env. variable
set CYGWIN=nontsec
Regards,
Wojtek
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From: João Carlos Giacomin giaco...@ufla.br
Sent: Tuesday, December 16, 2008 5:32 PM
To: tinyos-help@millennium.berkeley.edu
Subject: Re:
I'm a little lost in the thread here but...
For the original missing Makerules problem:
Go see if you actually have the specified file in the specified place
and that it is readable. If you can't find it then you probably need
to reinstall your TOS tools. Search this list for Makerules.
For the
You didn't find it, because it is related to cygwin not to bash. The
variable should be set up in windows env vars. I've used this to set
+x on makefiles, but I have not checked that with TOS tools.
http://www.cygwin.com/cygwin-ug-net/ntsec.html
2008/12/18 Michael Schippling sc...@santafe.edu:
ah, that's pretty well hidden.
thanks
MS
Wojciech Bober wrote:
You didn't find it, because it is related to cygwin not to bash. The
variable should be set up in windows env vars. I've used this to set
+x on makefiles, but I have not checked that with TOS tools.
Thanks for all you guys' help. The problem is solved as you suggested.
Thanks so much. now my nodes can only talk in about half one meter range.
Cheers
Bai
On Wed, Dec 17, 2008 at 5:46 PM, Urs Hunkeler u...@gmx.ch wrote:
Hi,
A typical Makefile in TinyOS 2.x that I use looks something like
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