Dear Jorge,
I had the same problem and solved it by adding some more path information
(extend path for java).
To set them automatically I put a script "tinyos.sh" in the directory
"c:/cygwin/etc/profile.d" with the following content:
TOSROOT="/opt/tinyos-2.x"
export TOSRO
Hi Paolo,
I'm only into the Boomerang (Moteiv) version of MultiHopLQI, but the
end-to-end link quality already consists the distance in a way.
The LQI is represented in costs (good LQI -> low cost, bad LQI -> high
cost), which will be summed up from every node of the path. So if a path has
many ho
Hy David,
I had the same problem with my TmoteSky. After debugging with JTAG I noticed
that the problem in DS2411.init() is the reset() function.
command result_t DS2411.init() // >= 6000us
{
int retry = 5;
uint8_t id[8];
bzero( m_id, 8 );
call DS2411Pin.init();
while( retry
Hi Julien,
try:
typedef struct MyCommand {
uint8_t flag;
uint8_t length;
} MyCommand;
MyCommand Cmd1;
And set the value (Cmd1.flag = 0;) in an "executable environment" (e.g.:
function, event, command), because otherwise the complier thinks that "Cmd1"
is a interface
Hi Erwing,
did you also changed (increased) TOSH_DATA_LENGTH in your Makefile? Because
in most implementations of the send() command there is something like:
command result_t Send.send[uint8_t id](TOS_MsgPtr _msg, uint16_t _length) {
TOS_MHopMsg* _mhopmsg = (TOS_MHopMsg*)_msg->data;
Hi Chris,
unfortunately VDB doesn't work with the Tmote Sky. You'll have to put your
debug messages in a normal TOS message and then send it over the UART
manually.
Regard,
OLE
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Hy Yip Chi Chung,
take a look at opt /moteiv/tos/lib/MultiHopLQI/MultiHopLQIM.nc.
The neighbour ID 0x (=65535) represents the broadcast address
(TOS_BCAST_ADDR). This constant is originally defined in
/moteiv/tos/lib/CC2420Radio/AM.h and the value is copied to
MHOP_INVALID_PARENT at line 38 i
Hi Shou,
it looks like you've missed Step 2 from the "Installing TinyOS 2.0" guide
(http://www.tinyos.net/tinyos-2.x/doc/html/install-tinyos.html).
After upgrading cygwin the rpm command should work.
Regards,
OLE
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Hy Tiago,
when I debugged the TMote Sky with GDB (successfully) I used "make tmote
debug", instead of "PFLAGS += -g" and "make telosb", to create the binary
with debugging symbols.
A full list of commands for debugging the example "CountLeds" can be found
in:
http://mail.millennium.berkeley.edu/pi
Perfect,
I only changed UartDetectC to UartPresenceC and now the whole
app works just fine.
Thanks a lot, Joe.
Regards,
OLE
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From: "Joe Polastre" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Ole Bischoff" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: &q
ote Sky and Windows XP.
Best regards,
Ole Bischoff
-- PCLink.nc
--
configuration PCLink {
}
implementation {
components Main;
components PCLinkM as Impl
Hi Mikael,
the shorter (30 bytes) messages are beacons.
This message type is also defined in
C:\cygwin\opt\moteiv\tos\lib\MultiHopLQI\MultiHop.h
as BeaconMsg and is sent every MHOP_BEACON_PERIOD to spread some
informations
about the network. (see ...\moteiv\tos\lib\MultiHopLQI\MultiHopLQIM.nc f
Hy Lee Ee Foong,
I never tried to read the ack element in my message before sending,
but I successfully checked the
fcfhi element (after sending) from a received messages.
fcfhi is the high byte of the FrameControlField (IEEE 802.15.4), if this is
equal to 0x21 your message
requests ACK.
https://mail.millennium.berkeley.edu/pipermail/tinyos-help/2004-August/005092.html
Also there are a lot of useful information in the "TinyOS
Programming Manual"
(http://csl.stanford.edu/~pal/pubs/tinyos-programming.pdf)
Regards,
OLE
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From:
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Hy Primalfear,
if you want to know, which files are included you'll have to take a look at
app.c in [yourApp]/build/[platform]. Just search for "Am.h" in that file and
you'll find the path of the including header. A few lines beneath you also
should see the enum assignment of "DATA_LENGTH".
If yo
Hy Sumit,
this app (SurgeImec) is not in some new version of TinyOS.
It was rewritten for the IMEC sensor module prototype at the
University College London, please take a look at
http://www.cs.ucl.ac.uk/teaching/dcnds/group-reports/2005/2005-hailes-C-user.pdf
and contact the authors directly
Hy Sumit,
I'm not really familiar with Surge, but I think all of your motes
(including Basestation) should
run with Surge. And your Basestation is the only
mote with TOS_LOCAL_ADDRESS = 0.
Perhaps that is the reason for your HopCount = ROUTE_INVALID (=0xff).
Regards,
OLE
Hy Sumit,
are you sure that you really compiled your
edited component?
If you are using Boomerang try using make tmote fileset
to generate a textfile "fileset.txt" in Surge/build/tmote that lists
the used components and headers including the location of each
source file, e.g. MultiHopRo
Hi Sumit,
"The original TinyOS application (apps/Surge) could not be compiled to an
MSP430
platform due to the lack of qsort() in mspgcc's standard C library (libc.a)
used by
the MultiHopRouter component (tos/lib/Route). This issue was overcome by
creating
another version of this applicati
Hy Sam,
"Limitations and FAQ:
-Is NesCT compatibly with TinyOS 2.0?
NesCT is only compatible 1.1x series of TinyOS. If you do not need java
support tools, NesCT examples include modified and minimal set of TinyOS
components. You are free to use existing components as well as use the
one
Hy Siva,
here is a short description of the Delta
application:
- StdControl.start() calls the command Timer.start() to start the programm
- Every time when Timer.fired() (periodically, all DELTA_TIME ms) the sensor gets the request ADC.getData()
- When the data is ready (ADC.dataReady()), the
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From:
#ALLAN LEE#
To: tinyos-help@Millennium.Berkeley.EDU
Sent: Wednesday,
Hy,you
also can use UltraEdit with a modified wordfile for nesC syntax
highlighting.You'll have to replace "wordfile.txt" in the UltraEdit
directory and restart the
editor.Regards,
OLE- Original Message - From: "Diego Bartolomé Arquillo"
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win console #2,lines
81->82).
Perhaps someone was able to implement those kind of
breakpoints and can help me
now.
I'm using Windows XP, Boomerang 2.0.4, GDB
6.0 and TMote Sky.
Best regards,
Hy Yannis,
the DeltaMsg is stored in the data-array of MultihopMsg,
TOS_Msg->data = TOS_MHopMsg
TOS_MHopMsg->data = DeltaMsg
the number of bytes in data are defined as: TOSH_DATA_LENGTH - 10
(-10, because all other elements, except data, sum up to 10 bytes).
The DeltaMsg has
Hy Boushra,
TelosB http://www.moteiv.com/community/Moteiv_Community
TinyOS http://csl.stanford.edu/~pal/pubs/tinyos-programming.pdf
nesC http://nescc.sourceforge.net/papers/nesc-ref.pdf
OLE
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MAALA
To: Tinyos-help@Millenniu
o 3006
in decimal
regards
muddesar
From: "Ole Bischoff" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To:
"Muddesar Iqbal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,"TinyOs Help List"
Subject: Re:
[Tinyos-help] Raw Temperature readings Conversion to meaningfulDe
Hy Muddesar,
the data of your MultiHop-Msg is a
SPMessage-struct ( .../moteiv/apps/Delta/Delta.h):
typedef struct DeltaMsg
{ uint32_t seqno;
uint16_t reading; uint16_t
parent; uint8_t neighborsize;
uint8_t retransmissions; uint16_t
neighbors[MHOP_P
Hi Tran,
i would change the output power with
CC1000Control.SetRFPower(uint8_t power) from
CC1000ControlM.
You can use this at runtime instead of changing default
values.
To validate your changes you can use the CC1000Control.GetRFPower()
function.
E.g.: call CC1000Control.SetRFPower(7)
ole thing works fine.
Perhaps someone can help me with this problem a.k.a. resource
handler.
Best regards,
Ole Bischoff
RegCC2420.nc
01 configuration RegCC2420 {02 }03
implementation {04 components Main05
, RegCC2420M06 ,
TimerC07 , LedsC08 ,
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