ate to
take six timestamps like in SysTimeStamping?
Marco
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und a calibration array and used
it. That decreased the offset but wasn't enough. How do I get adequate
values for the correction, and why do they differ from the old ones?
I am using the 32khz clock for time stamping, would it be appropriate to
take six timestamps like in SysTimeStamping?
Marco
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schrieb:
> Marco Langerwisch wrote:
>> "code moved to T2.1 repository"
>>
>> Where can I find the T2.1 repository?
>>
> for now, get the cvs HEAD from
> tinyos.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/tinyos, module tinyos-2.x
>
> it will be tagged later this
"code moved to T2.1 repository"
Where can I find the T2.1 repository?
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ter T1^, hence
T_offset would be negative, but is unsigned.
You might wonder why I come up with these questions. I am porting FTSP
to the cc1000 Stack. The motes synchronize to a certain global time, but
I don't know yet if they are synchronizing correctly...
Marco
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{ [...]
return (uint32_t)(footer->time_offset) + call PacketTimeStamp.get(msg);
}"
footer->time_offset is the time calculated at sender (see question
above). PacketTimeStamp is the time at the end of the MAC-SYNC at
receiver. Why should I add these times?
Thank you!
Regards, Mar
Hello,
can anyone offer a piece of code that just sets the system (local) time
of a mica2 mote (tinyos2) to a given value?
Regards, Marco
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> Hello,
>
> I know there were several thre
Hello,
I know there were several threads, but I didn't find what i need.
I'm looking for a time synchronization protocol ready (or almost ready)
to use with mica2 motes on tinyos2.x.
Thank you!
Regards, Marco
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Hello,
the following error occurs while trying to compile an mica2-app:
nescc-wiring: 19: java: not found
I use sun-java5-jdk 1.5.0-13-0ubuntu1.
Perhaps missing environment variables?
Thank you,
regards, Marco
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Ok, I solved the problem. I simply used a wrong version of the avr-binutils.
Unforunately, another error has occured, I will open a new thread for that.
Marco Langerwisch schrieb:
Hello,
I'm trying to compile my first program for mica2 mote. Following
packages are installed:
- tinyos-
;
/tmp/cc4UDvrC.s:127: Error: missing ')'
/tmp/cc4UDvrC.s:127: Error: junk at end of line, first unrecognized
character is `0'
/tmp/cc4UDvrC.s:127: Error: unknown opcode `base'
and so on...
What's wrong?
Thank you,
Marco
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