Hi,
I have a mote (MicaZ) attached to a stargate and another mote attached to
the PC. On the mote connected to the PC, I have installed CntToLedsAndRfm.
On the mote connected to Stargate, I have installed RfmToLeds. Now, for the
mote connected to the stargate, when I burn main.srec from
Hi,
I am looking for the msp430-bsl.zip. Earlier, it could be downloaded from
moteiv/support but that is no longer.
I will appreciate if anyone can send me the zip file.
Thanks,
--Mehedi
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I have a micaz connected to the stargate. I have installed
applications like Blink that run fine when the mote is connected to
the Stargate. However,
when I install the RfmToLeds on the micaz, nothing happens. But if I remove
the micaz from the stargate board and then switch it on, the program
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone has any experience of connecting a mote
(tmote/micaZ) to Sharp Zaurus (SL-6000L).
Thanks,
--Mehedi
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LocalTimeMicro.get() in
the Receive.receive/Send.sendDone() event, some (or many) microseconds
have passed since the actual arrival/departure of the packet (the SFD
detection). What I would like is that the packet's time metadata was in
microseconds
On Fri Jun 29 23:58 , 'Mehedi Bakht' [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
You might use a microsecond counter (MSP430CounterMicroC if you are working
on MSP430 platform) and then wire it CounterToLocalTimeC to get the current
time. You will have to use TransformCounterC component to convert the 16-bit
values to 32-bit values.
Hope it helps.
--Mehedi
On 6/29/07,
Hi,
I am working on tmotes in TinyOS 2.X on Cygwin. I want to measure the time
spent by the radio in transmitting a message. Can someone suggest me how I
can do it? Is there anyway to know when the radio has started sending a
packet and when it is done?
Thanks,
--Mehedi
I am working with tmotes in TinyOS 2.x on Cygwin.
When I type make tmote docs, I see a long list of filenames and finally
get the following error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File /usr/lib/tinyos/nesdoc/genhtml.py, line 88, in ?
generate_component(ixml.documentElement)
File
Hi,
I want to know what does the variable time in the event
RadioTimeStamping.transmittedSFD denotes.
The interface RadioStamping.nc says that the event Provides the time at
which start of frame delimiter has been
transmitted: units are in terms of a 32kHz clock.
Does this clock gets reset
I am working with Tmotes in TinyOS 2.x on Cygwin.
I want to use the RadioTimeStamping interface. To which component should I
wire it to ? [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To use this interface, my code should implement the transmittedSFD and
receivedSFD. Does it mean that these event-handling codes are going
You can use the component CounterMilli32C if you want millisecond precision.
I am using it myself with tmotes.
components new CounterToLocalTimeC(TMilli);
components CounterMilli32C;
CounterToLocalTimeC.Counter - CounterMilli32C;
Hope it helps.
--Mehedi
On 6/21/07, Min Guo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
I have a few questions -
1. How can I use PowerTOSSIM in TinyOS 2.x?
2. Is there any good power model for tmotes? I am looking for something
similar to the one there is for Mica2
Hi,
I am working with tmotes and using TinyOS2.x on cygwin.
I want to get current time in microseconds. My code for that is as follows
(in the file LoggerC.nc):
Line 15: components new CounterToLocalTimeC(TMicro);
Line 17: components Msp430CounterMicroC;
Line 31: CounterToLocalTimeC.Counter -
Sorry for asking help before investigating deeper myself. It was a minor
issue of two counters having different size_types. Using TransformCounterC
has solved the problem.
Thanks,
-Mehedi
On 6/11/07, Mehedi Bakht [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am working with tmotes and using TinyOS2.x
According to the suggestion given in moteiv website (
http://www.moteiv.com/community/Measure_elapsed_time), I am trying to use
the LocalTime interface provided by CounterMilliC to get localtime in a
tmote.
But when I am trying to compile the same code as given in the above example,
I am getting
, Philip Levis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Apr 12, 2007, at 7:25 PM, Mehedi Bakht wrote:
Hi,
I am a bit confused about why and how the interface Pool should be
used when using the interface Queue (TinyOS 2.x). Any comment/
explanation will be really appreciated.
The two are completely
Hi,
I am a bit confused about why and how the interface Pool should be used when
using the interface Queue (TinyOS 2.x). Any comment/explanation will be
really appreciated.
Thanks,
--Mehedi
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Hi,
I am using T-2 and TOSSIM on cygwin. I have written a very simple
sender-receiver program to test radio communication. I have put dbg
statements at different places including sendDone and Receive. When I run
the program with TOSSIM, the dbg statements in the sendDone and receive
function
: Value is %i\n, (int)state);
here the mode is 'temp'. To get the message in the console, u need to
export the debug mode with the following command before u run the program.
export DBG=temp
On 4/6/07, Mehedi Bakht [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am using T-2 and TOSSIM on cygwin. I have
In the description of Tmote Sky (http://www.moteiv.com/products/tmotesky.php),
it is mentioned that .. applications may be wirelessly programmed to the
Tmote Sky module. Is this a reference to Deluge or something else specific
to the tmote?
Thanks,
--Mehedi
I have installed Tiny OS 2.0 in Fedora 5. As per the instructions, I
installed java from the IBM site. I modified the PATH variable accordingly.
folder.I previously installed java through yum.
Now, I can make the Blink example without any hassle as it does not contain
any java file. But when I
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