Yes i am using the TestFtsp folder. The problem of not being heard is
ruled out because they are all next to each other all powered up through
USB.I am not using FtspDataLogger and instead printing the values on the
scree through printf statements in the program.
src: report->src_addr
cntr: repor
Hello,
Are you using the TestFtsp folder and the FtspDataLogger? In my experience,
that only happens if node 2, 3, and 4 cannot hear node 1 (maybe too far away,
or blocked, or no FTSP code running) so there is two global times: one for
nodes 2,3 and 4 and another for node 1.
Quoting Deeksha Rao
Hey,
Though i don not know about the solution to your problem, i think you
could help me out with FTSP.
I am trying to run FTSP on telosb motes and i use tinyos-2.1.1. From my
observation, if 3 nodes are running TestFtsp code say node 1(reference)
node 2, 3 , 4 etc.
nodes 2, 3 and 4 are in sync
Hello all, it's first time here.
I am playing with the TestFtsp application on TinyOS 2.1.1 using MicaZ and the
32KHz timer precision, having an average error of around 100 microseconds in my
experiments (3-4 clock ticks).
I have learned that FTSP can have precision in the microsecond range, so I
