I'm currently researching and trying to come up with a way to design a
transport protocol for TinyOS. However I believe that using cross-layer
design would be beneficial when it comes to routing and detecting neighbors
and determining link quality. In TinyOS, how would I retrieve statistical
Hi, I have a question about writing packets from the PC to the BASE STATION
which will send out packets to the entire mote network.
Basically I'm using the file xerial.c from the xlisten application
(contrib\xbow\tools\src\xlisten) as a template, (note xbow directory is
something I got off www.
We have been attempting to get multihop to work on TINYOS for a couple of
weeks now, but it doesn't seem to hop at all. How exactly do you get multihop
to work?
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If I wanted to write a NesC application thats sole purpose to multihop, how
would I go about doing that? In specific, what interfaces do I have to wire
and what events and commands do I have implement? All I want to do is foward
packets to the destination node.
I've tried wiring the followi
We have developed a small application that reads in data from the ADC and
sends this data to the base station which displays it to the computer. We
want to make our application so that it has multi-hop capability. How
exactly do we add multi-hop capability? Do we simply wire a couple of
int
I've been reading through some documentation and I can't tell what type of
data link layer protocol is being used in TinyOS 1.1.10. Is it B-MAC, S-MAC,
or just plain MAC? Also I can't seem to find a diagram that shows how many
bits the preamble is, the sync is, the payload, etc etc. Does anyo
