Greetings!
I am currently facing serious problems to transform some of my
tests usign mica2 motes into automated versions (repeated executions
with parameter variations among them).
Can someone please shed some light on my ideas? Any books or
comments would be useful.
Also, is there a way
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Thanks
- jpaek
Bernardo Avila Pires wrote:
Greetings!
I am currently facing serious problems to transform some of my
tests usign mica2 motes into automated versions (repeated executions
with parameter variations among them).
Can someone please shed some light on my ideas? Any
Synchronizing the nodes might be hard... Couldn't you use hop count and
estimate the average delay as a function of distance? With hop count +
average delay, you can estimate the total delay...
A workaround for this is to have the motes start a oneShot time with
interval of 0x ms, then try
By the way, why isn't the CC1000 stack treated the same way
(packet-based TX power control)? No maintainers, or is it due to
device characteristics?
2007/12/1, Vijayant Bhatnagar [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi Phil,
Right now we are using TOSSIM 2 based simulation environment. I studied your
reply
use make ... instal.id
where id is the id number. Or use the tos-set-symbols. Check the
tutorials lesson 13 for more information.
2007/11/23, Roberto Fernández Martínez [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hello.
Anybody knows chande mote ID in TinyOS 2.0?
I tried with set-mote-id but in this SO I don't
If you are expecting float at the other side, just typecast the
message content at the sender and at the receiver.
2007/10/28, Jeongyeup Paek [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
One work around is...
*100 before sending, and /100 after receiving.
Thanks
- jpaek
Angela Perez wrote:
Hi guys,
You have to wire SerialActiveMessageC 's (for serial communication) or
ActiveMessageC (for radio communication) 's SplitControl to a used
SplitControl of yours.
2007/7/11, Ian Welch [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm trying to write a module to be use to take care of timeing in the
network. When I try to
You need to wire a SplitControl of yours to SplitControl provided by
ActiveMessageC (and start it during execution).
2007/10/26, Bhuvaneswari Ramkumar [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
I'm trying to implement a simple sender-reciever with TinyOS 2.0.
I used the AMSenderC and the AMReceiverC
There's the Sense application, which can be modified for tone
detection. And including the SounderC in it is not hard. Check the
sensing part of the tutorial (chapter 5). There are some details to
consider, such as using SENSORBOARD=mts300 make mica2 ... command.
2007/10/7, hamsa jega [EMAIL
That is one problem, no? The monolith.c is what I was trying to run away
from...
2007/10/3, Kevin Klues [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Don't forget that all your nesC modules just get turned into one giant
app.c file in your build/platform directory if thats useful.
Kevin
On 10/3/07, Bernardo Avila
Talking about MIB600, dos anyone know how to find out the MAC address
of one of these? There's one here whose address has faded from the
board.
2007/10/2, Giri Baleri [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Here's what you need to do to change the default baud rates for the MIB600.
1. Open a web browser and type
: Bernardo Avila Pires [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2007 12:15 PM
To: Giri Baleri
Cc: JeongKwanhee; tinyos-help@millennium.berkeley.edu
Subject: Re: [Tinyos-help] MIB600 115200
Talking about MIB600, dos anyone know how to find out the MAC address of
one of these? There's
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Greetings
I am sorry for having sent the empty e-mail.
Is there any way to simulate different components in TOSSIM? I've
tried to mask the components as one (by starting only the parts I needed for
each node), but it has not worked. The fake component did not work whereas
both
The RFPower
2007/9/1, Bernardo Avila Pires [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I think it is signal power, in mica2. In micaz you set both as packet fields.
2007/9/1, bou ahm [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
HELLO,
I am new to tinyos ,please what is the role and the fonction of each
following commands and what means
I am using Logger in mica2 and I am experimenting many problems as
well. It seems as the invariant of the volumes is not initially held.
This can be solved by erasing the volume, or at least it should be
that way. The metadata page at the end of the volume might be created,
but after the erase the
Have you checked the thing about the separator? If you don't fix it,
then ID-based sending will not work.
The reference is Federico Univesity Mobilab's tutorial.
This is what I wrote in my tutorial (sorry I got lazy and just copy-pasted it)
Mac OS X is not supported by the core working group,
Pires, you mean =)
Since you are dealing with tutorial and I don't quite have the time
right now, could you do me a favor, please?
I am almost 100% sure that something in the OS X installation goes
wrong, because volumes (persistent storage) do not work. They're
either not allocated or not
I usually use python scripts to process the trace files and deduce the
hop numbers by redoing the trajectory for each packet.
2007/8/29, Paul [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi all
I am using TOSSIM to simulate multihop surge application. I need to measure
the end-to-end packet delay. I already have a
Ahoy there!
I am currently trying to use LogStorageC services, but I am
experiencing some problems.
I've noticed that the wiring
LogStorageP.At45db - At45dbC;
is missing in LogStorageC.nc. Is it supposed to be like that?
LogWrite.appendDone simply returns len=0 and error=FAIL.
Urs, I have did some fetching upon sensors and stuff, but the data is
written in Portuguese. I'll get it translated as soon as I can.
2007/8/13, Matt Welsh [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
It doesn't matter to me who hosts the wiki; I was hoping to host it
behind a generic DNS name so its physical location
help me, even if by giving
some orientation into where to seek for the answer?
Thank you very much
2007/8/24, Bernardo Avila Pires [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Ahoy there!
I am currently trying to use LogStorageC services, but I am
experiencing some problems.
I've noticed that the wiring
Nice...
Platform: MacOS X (Tiger)
TinyOS version: 2.x
Programmer: MIB400
Device(s): Mica2, MicaZ
Sensor board: MTS 300, MTS310
Btw, I have written a short tutorial on tinyos, basically covering the
problems I had when trying to set up a wsn. Can I post the link here
so as to submit it to
MIB600, I mean.
2007/8/12, Bernardo Avila Pires [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Nice...
Platform: MacOS X (Tiger)
TinyOS version: 2.x
Programmer: MIB400
Device(s): Mica2, MicaZ
Sensor board: MTS 300, MTS310
Btw, I have written a short tutorial on tinyos, basically covering the
problems I had when
Greetings!
I have recently written a tutorial, putting together some of the
experience I gathered while trying to set up a WSN. I tried not to
repeat what can be easily found.
I would much appreciate all help and feedback, so as to improve the
material to a level I consider satisfactory.
Hi
Can someone please help me? I've looked at the ADXL202E (mts310's
accel sensor) Datasheet, but I wasn't able to find an explicit
function that maps the output in volts to the acceleration value. If I
were able to understand how this sensor worked, I might have been able
to figure something
Another possibility is to use MIB500.
2007/7/17, Urs Hunkeler [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi again,
Just a detail for later: In most cases the switch on the MIB510 should
be in the off position. I think if the switch is in the on-position, it
disables serial communication between the application
Hi! Can you help me, please? Where do I find the declarations of DDRA,
PORTA, PINA, etc ? It seems to me that the bit values are written to memory
and I suppose the CPU reads from them. Is that so? Is there such information
in the ATMega docs?
Thank you very much.
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The ATMega processor has various standby modes; I don't now if there are
abstractions to control it, though...
2007/7/9, Ali Shah [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Is there a sleep function in tinyos 2.x that I can call in a loop to
block execution until a certain component is free?
Thanks,
Ali
Intersting... Is there such a structure for CC1K? I used to set the power by
using CC1000ControlP's setRFPower...
2007/7/10, David Moss [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Phil's right - looks like the comments are out of sync with the
implementation. Use CC2420Packet to set each outbound packet's Tx power.
Hi, can you help me, please? I would like to try to develop a
component to allow MTS400 to work. Is it a decent idea? Where can I
find material about how to do it? I suppose I won't though... is it
the case?
Thanks
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Even if you could get the recepient to receive multiple messages at
the same time, there would be still a high collision rate.
2007/7/5, bou ahm [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hello,
I am new to TinyOS ,I am liveliness of implement the directed diffusion, I
am facing problems with learning the nesC
Are you using MIB600? If so, you should properly set the board IP.
Also, I telnet it before each upload, so as to avoid these timeouts.
I do:
Once:
arp -s boarb IP board MAC address
To upload something
telnet board IP 1
(the connection will be refused)
make...
2007/7/5, Pedro Almeida [EMAIL
I don't know about the failure to enter programming mode, but if the
problem that is causing this error is not the same causing the others,
they could be due to not seating the motes properly on the board
(which caused me many problems in the past). Have you tried with other
motes (other micaz's
Also, establish ID-based communication (by sending messages with data
about the sender) and, if you wish to log the values, create a volume
(tinyos-2 tutorial has material on this).
And, yes, use RSSI values.
2007/7/3, Firat TARAKTAS [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Take RSSI values of the received
Wasn't the value in msg-strenght some untransformed one? I remember
having read that a function should be applied to it in order to obtain
RSSI.
2007/6/29, Benjamin Madore [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
msg-strength is uint16_t
You're only getting half the number.
Besides,
uint16_t * stren =
I have a not-so-much tinyos-related question... Where can I find
out about some huge existing mote network?
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Thank you very much =)
2007/6/27, Steve McKown [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Wednesday 27 June 2007 02:24:22 pm Bernardo Avila Pires wrote:
I have a not-so-much tinyos-related question... Where can I find
out about some huge existing mote network?
-- Forwarded Message
I think it does, because it was possible to extract a value from
TOS_Msg in T1 and then transform it into received signal strength...
2007/6/26, Steve McKown [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi Bernardo,
On Monday 25 June 2007 09:02:15 am Bernardo Avila Pires wrote:
Deer TinyOS-ers,
And so it came
I have run into this problem recently and figured out a solution
supposing that this $ was an avr separator.
Go to line 33 in avr.rules and replace it for
AMADDR = ActiveMessageAddressC\never1096WritEaddr
(you should replace $ for \never1096WritE , which is the separator
you've set)
Deer TinyOS-ers,
And so it came the day when I had to measure received signal
strength, etc, in mica2 motes. I found that cc2420 has a nice and
simple way to get such information. It is not the case for cc1000, is
it?
What if I define an interface for it and implement the operations?
Would
at the Tos_Msg.strength
field in your message receive() function(s). This will give you
the raw reading from the chip's rssi pin. I keep forgetting how
to convert it to dbm, so search this list or the xbow manuals
for the formula.
MS
Bernardo Avila Pires wrote:
Deer TinyOS-ers,
And so it came the day when I
2007/6/25, Murtuza [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi Steve
Thanks for ur reply...and i apologize for replying late
I want to elaborate on these sentences of mine in the previous mail
Two packets coming from different kinds of motes running different
applications can be distinguished using AM types.
Yes, you can.
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Look what I found =)
COMPONENT=PuitsAppC
include $(MAKERULES}
you should close with ) instead of } . I bet it is a typo...
COMPONENT=PuitsAppC
include $(MAKERULES)
2007/6/20, vazoumana fofana [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The message error is written in french language :
M%akefile:2: *** référence
I don't remember or understand very well of tinyos-1.x, but how did
you check the message receival in the computer? Have you mapped
correctly the message fields to the output of the program in the
computer which shows the received messages?
One suggestion: set address based values via
2007/6/16, Tal Rusak [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I have read the TOSSIM tutorial at
http://www.tinyos.net/tinyos-2.x/doc/html/tutorial/lesson11.html
As I followed the tutorial, I encountered the following issues when
using TinyOS 2.0.1:
1) For some reason, the result of the command dir(t)
I remember having this problem. What happened to me was that this
receive interface had multiple effects in components. I don't know
exactaly how to put it, but you've wired multiple components by the
same interface, the same instance of receiver.
I had this problem when I needed to use TOSSIM
javac is the java compiler. You should download and install the SDK
(the first step in the installation guide). If you have installed the
Java SDK, then you have to assure that javac is found, by adding the
directory where javac is installed to your path environment variable.
I dunno how this can
I think I've had bus problems when I tried to do this, but I also had
a compilation problem due to wrong interface names. How did you solve
it?
2007/6/15, Christian Hermann [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
It is supported. If you got the actual CVS-snapshot the driver located
in tos\sensorboards\mts300 does
in the whole TinyOS-2.x-dist
so this component(SensorMts300C.nc) can't compile correctly.
Christian
Bernardo Avila Pires schrieb:
I think I've had bus problems when I tried to do this, but I also had
a compilation problem due to wrong interface names. How did you solve
it?
2007/6/15, Christian Hermann
I've updated from the CVS, but how do I check my tree version?
2007/6/15, David Gay [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On 6/15/07, Christian Hermann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It is supported. If you got the actual CVS-snapshot the driver located
in tos\sensorboards\mts300 does actually support mts310 as well.
I supposed so. Thanks.
BTW, is this timer problem general or only in TOSSIM? The fixes I saw
in the install instructions suggested it affected only the simulator.
2007/6/15, David Gay [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On 6/15/07, Bernardo Avila Pires [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've updated from the CVS
I think it would be easier to deal with defining a struct for a
message and then manipulating it as in BlinkToRadio...
2007/6/8, Murtuza [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hello friends,
I have 2 different questions.
1. I wanted to know how can I receive messages of different payload format
i.e the payload
BTW, has the TOSSIM dependence on old gcc versions been fixed?
2007/6/14, Philip Levis [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Jun 12, 2007, at 8:57 AM, Philip Levis wrote:
On Jun 12, 2007, at 5:42 AM, Marek Jawurek wrote:
Well I tried turning the nodes off and on again but I get a
segmentation
fault. So I
' positions and can deduce a graph of id mote.
Thanks
From: Bernardo Avila Pires [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: vazoumana fofana [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Tinyos-help] [Broadcast and tree graph]
Date: Wed, 13 Jun 2007 07:38:00 -0300
It happens that I actually programmed somthing like this in tinyos-2.x
and 1
I think only micaz is supported by tossim in tinyos-2.x... I remember
having seen it in the TOSSIM section of the tutorials.
(some time later)
Yes, I've checked it out:
Currently, the only platform TOSSIM supports is the micaz.
2007/6/12, Latro 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hello.
When I try to
I could figure out the main idea of this text in Spanish, although I
don't know Spanish at all...
Have you installed the old tinyos-2.x from the installation tutorial?
Maybe you should get the latest one from the CVS.
If it is a cygwin/Windows issue, I'm afraid I cannot help you, but I
feel this
Hello
I am currently ** off, so I'll try to be as gentle as possible, as I
humbly ask of you to help me.
Recently, I started trying to get mote to serial communication to work.
It happens that Java is not working (and let me say I hate Java because it
always causes me trouble). I
I am having the problem of mts300's photo sensor always returning zero (in
tinyos-2.x). Can it's reason be related to this PW / Int issue? The code for
mts300 uses Int, but I had to change it to PW to compile. I know this is not
a good idea, so how do I see if everything is ok? The souder works
As a matter of fact, what you said did help me a lot to solve my
problem. Now it works fine =) Thank you very much.
2007/5/25, Alexander Becher [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
* Bernardo Avila Pires:
CC1000Const.h and I've found the
#ifndef CC1E_DEF_PRESET
#define CC1E_DEF_PRESET (CC1E_915_998_MHZ)
#endif
I'm having a problem like that. I found in the archives a message from David
Gay, according to which we should update the tree because this was due to
some inconsistent tree.
It happens that I have updated it, but nothing really changed.
When I try to compile things using mts300 (including
Hello again
Both have ResourceController interface. Am I supposed to just replace
ResourceDefaultOwer por ResourceController? Can I use MicaBusC PW1 instead
of Int1? I think it should be there...
Thanks again
Regards
Bernardo
2007/5/24, Bernardo Avila Pires [EMAIL PROTECTED
Hi!
I am have been attempting to get BlinkToRadio to work, but it is not
working. I do suppose it is due to frequency stuff. I've checked out
CC1000Const.h and I've found the
#ifndef CC1E_DEF_PRESET
#define CC1E_DEF_PRESET (CC1E_915_998_MHZ)
#endif
But with another frequency value. What
want to ask if the application I want to do is feasible and after I
can simulate it with TOSSIM?
thanks again
Khawla
2007/5/14, Bernardo Avila Pires [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The tutorials in the tinyOS site are very good. Try them out, it
worked well for me.
2007/5/11, khawla Lahamar [EMAIL
Hi!
Please someone help me... I am almost giving up programming these motes.
I have the following errors when using the commands:
make micaz reinstall mib510,/dev/ttyS0
make mica2 reinstall mib510,/dev/ttyS0
What happens is that, for reasons I cannot determine, these error
The tutorials in the tinyOS site are very good. Try them out, it
worked well for me.
2007/5/11, khawla Lahamar [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
I'm trying to write a small application for temperature sensor with NesC.
After, I would like to simulate it with TOSSIM.
I am a beginner in this kind of
BTW, I am using Fedora 6.
2007/5/14, Bernardo Avila Pires [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi!
Please someone help me... I am almost giving up programming these motes.
I have the following errors when using the commands:
make micaz reinstall mib510,/dev/ttyS0
make mica2 reinstall mib510
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Bernardo Avila Pires
Sent: Monday, May 14, 2007 11:38 AM
To: tinyos-help
Subject: [Tinyos-help] Many problems when programming the motes
Hi!
Please someone help me... I am almost giving up programming these
motes
Btw, was this problem solved by someone? If so, where can I find the
sollution?
2007/4/20, Bernardo Avila Pires [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi, I got this from the archives.
On Feb 27, 2007, at 9:27 PM, Philip Levis wrote:
* On Feb 27, 2007, at 10:49 AM, pavan kumar wrote:*
** * I am having
Hi, I got this from the archives.
On Feb 27, 2007, at 9:27 PM, Philip Levis wrote:
* On Feb 27, 2007, at 10:49 AM, pavan kumar wrote:*
*** I am having a similar kind of error as posted in the link*
* http://mail.millennium.berkeley.edu/pipermail/tinyos-help/2006- *
* December/021625.html*
My bad, my bad... I took a more conservative approach and started to fetch
for errors in my doings, which was the case. There's no error, except for my
public blasphemy as the first e-mail to a help community
2007/3/23, Bernardo Avila Pires [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Greetings!
My name
I think I have seen in the tinyOS 1.0 tutorial that 29 bytes was the
maximum size by convention. It also said that changing this size required
some non-trivial hacking of the code.
2007/3/25, DeveshChhabildas Jinwala [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hello
Can anyone please assist me with the probable
Greetings!
My name is Bernardo, I'm a college student and I am new to both tinyOS
and tinyOS community. I have recently tried to update some of my code to
tinyOS-2.x and I have run into a little problem in TOSSIM: no radio message
is sent! I have then started to delve the sourcecodes and
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