Nice idea, but I tried switching the motes and nothing changes.
I kept the source code for the listening mote extremely simple, I think
the problem lies with one of the sending motes.
> Just an idea: maybe the third mote has some low-power radio
> implementation (low-power listening, LPL) enable
Just an idea: maybe the third mote has some low-power radio
implementation (low-power listening, LPL) enabled and the sending motes
somehow do not take this into account (i.e., they do not send a
long-enough preamble).
Cheers,
Urs
On 10/29/10 3:28 PM, Simon Eberz wrote:
> According to the Tin
According to the TinyOS wiki the CC2420 radio stack, which is used by
the MICAz motes, performs a CCA by default, this should not be the problem.
Furthermore, not a single one out of the ~300 packets was received by
the third mote, but all were received by the second one. I don't think
the probl
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>> Subject: [Tinyos-help] Broadcast packet not received by all motes
>>
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I'm implementing a simple message exchange between two motes
>> (to measure
>> the RSSI
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> Eberz
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>
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm implementing a simple mes
Hi,
I'm implementing a simple message exchange between two motes (to measure
the RSSI, but this is not of interest) and
send the messages as broadcasts.
I'm using the TinyOS Basestation application with the Listen-Tool to
check which messages have been sent.
Here's the problem: I have two motes
