pdated "HPLFlash.nc" file from the attachment and see if
> that alleviates the problem.
>
> Regards,
> Giri Baleri
> Crossbow Tehcnology, Inc
>
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Michael
> Schippling
> Sent: Fri 10/12
I posted earlier on this however now I have a bit more intuition as to the
nature of my problem. I have an application which writes data to the micaz's
512KB flash EEPROM through the logger component. My code first resets the
write pointer whenever the mote is power cycled using
LoggerWrite.resetPo
Greg,
At first when I read your post I immediately thought that you might have SW2
on the mib510 serial programming board turned on (if you're even using the
mib510). If this is the case you might want to flip it. I can't remember at
the moment however whenever this switch is on it will not allow
Hello,
I am logging data to a MicaZ mote EEPROM and have successfully tested the
program. I have an LED assigned to toggle whenever the loggerwrite task is
successful. My issue is that when uploading the same program to different
motes the loggerwrite returns fail on some of the motes. If I am upl
Howdy,
I've been working in the area of wireless localization and have recently
found a need to store localization estimates on the MicaZ 512kb EEPROM. I
have been able to successfully use the append operation given by LoggerWrite
to save location estimates. My issues comes when I try to read back
Mike,
You can use the flooding time synchronization protocol FTSP. I personally
haven't found a need in my use of motes to implement a synchronization
protocol. I found out about the FTSP from my work in wireless localization,
specifically the guys at Vanderbilt University wrote a great paper on
Hello,
I am using Tinyos-1.x with a MicaZ mote and trying to measure RSSI at high
rates, I've posted about this before and am slowly getting closer to my
goal. Right now when I use TimerC, I am unable to get a measurement any
faster than 4ms. Clearly I'm running into a limitation of TimerC or need
I'm trying to write code which will allow RSSI to be read as fast as
possible, as far as I understand it there are roughly three ways to store
RSSI, one would be directly to the CC2420 ram, the other being to the Motes
512kb of ram, and the next would be to stream the data through the usb
interfac