Can anyone give me a pointer to download STRAW, the Berkeley program for mass
data collection in sensor networks ?
I did a google but the link provided is no longer active.
Thanks a lot.
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Get your own web address.
Have a HUGE year
I plan to implement a simple priority queue for radio transmission and need
to access the transmission queue (for the radio channel). Can anyone give me a
pointer on how to do this (BTW, I am using TinyOS 1.1.15 and my motes are
micaz. I am not sure if mica2/micaz have any differences with
Look at the Configuration file of OscilloscopeRF. It should have a line like
this:
SendMsg = GenericComm.SndMsg[AM_];
What you need is add lines similar to that for different active message
types, as follows:
- Add the AM_yourconstants in the .h file.
- In the
I read from somewhere that RTS/CTS is not used by default in TinyOS.
Is there a way to enable it ?
Thanks a lot.
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I was curious if there is a way to write a task that runs exactly in 1ms,
given that underlying hardware platform can be pre-determined (like Micaz,
Mica2).
In my mind, I was thinking of writing a for loop like:
for (count=0; ;count++)
x++;
I will start the For
I am a beginner in TinyOS (version 1.1.15). I hope someone would help me
answer the following questions. I am sorry for the long email.
1) We have some micaZ motes. With the default makefile of TinyOS (say for the
Blink apps), I couldn't make micaz. So, I replaced the original TinyOS
may be because you
need to change the MOTECOM to point to serial forwarder
rather than the [EMAIL PROTECTED]:mica2. There should be an
example of the correct setting in the S.F. doc.
MS
Heo Heo wrote:
I wrote a simple program (based on Blink, Oscilloscope
OscilloscopeRF) in which the timer
I was wondering if it is possible to change the maximum payload size of a
TOSMsg to , say, 1000 bytes (the default is 29 bytes for micaz - as indicated
in TOS_DATA_LENGTH). Having large payload packets can be handy in many
scenarios, so, I would like to know if anyone has any experiences on
I wrote a simple program (based on Blink, Oscilloscope OscilloscopeRF) in
which the timer fires every 1000ms. On each timer event, the mote (micaz) sends
a packet to both the UART and the wireless link (one after another).
It seems like a simple program, but I don't know why I can
I was wondering if there is a way to access the TOS_Msg fields (like addr,
type, group, strength, etc.) from Java.
The context is that there is a mote running OscilloscopeRF. This mote sends
messages (class OscopeMsg) to the base station (connected to PC with Serial
forwarder). For
It works for MicaZ (tested), and from the wording of the crossbow Getting
Started Guide, it should work for all the Micas.
Heo
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I am just curious if the tutorial:
http://www.tinyos.net/tinyos-1.x/doc/tutorial/lesson6.html
Applies to and can be used
I was trying to use interface SendMsg of GenericComm to send a message (based
on the Oscilloscope example). This interface provides 2 functions:
- send(Destination, Size, Msg);
- sendDone(TOS_MsgPtr sent, result_t success)
I thought I would be able to check if the packet has
not necessarily mean that the message is received
by the other node.
I think you should use MacControl.enableAck to receive the
acknowledgement.
Regards,
Hui
On 1/9/2007, Heo Heo wrote:
I was trying to use interface SendMsg of GenericComm to send a message (based
on the Oscilloscope example
massive amounts of (questionable) advice...
A good search starting point is:
http://www.moteiv.com/community/TinyOS_Information
MS
Heo Heo wrote:
Hui,
Thanks for your answer.
So I call the MacControl.enableAck() to enable ACK mode. But from the
sending mode, how do I check if the packet
I am a beginner in TinyOS (version 1.1.15). I hope someone would help me
answer the following questions. I am sorry for the long email.
1) We have some micaZ motes. With the default makefile of TinyOS (say for the
Blink apps), I couldn't make micaz. So, I replaced the original TinyOS
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