There are some drivers in tinyos-2.x-contrib/mts4x0. You should contact the
driver's author directly for details.
Janos
On Sat, Sep 12, 2009 at 5:39 PM, Schmitt schm...@net.in.tum.de wrote:
Hallo Mr Sallai,
I just found your help on the mailinglist. It seems to me as if you have
many
Hallo Mr Sallai,
I just found your help on the mailinglist. It seems to me as if you have
many knowledge with IRIS motes under TinyOS 2.x
Currently I try to get sensor readings, but it does not work. I work
with the MTS400 and MTS420. Can you provide me some help or a link where
I get the
On Wed, Sep 2, 2009 at 3:44 PM, Janos Sallai sallai.ja...@gmail.com wrote:
David,
As I understand, you want to use MultihopOscilloscope without a sensor
board.
In this case, you will simply compile the app with make iris. This will
use the platform specific DemoSensor implementation, which
You mentioned 'base station'. But I don't see such a file or dir under
apps/MultiOscilloscope in TinyOS 2.1. Is this a different base station
in other apps?
The BaseStation application is in apps/BaseStation. You pretty much need
this every time when the PC needs to communicate with a sensor
Hi Janos,
This begins to make sense now (it wasn't totally clear following the README
for the first time). But I still have trouble to make it work with the base
station. I now have three nodes as follows:
PC usbbasestation nodenode
500 node
Unfortunately this is still not working. I compiled the code for base and
sensor node by using:
SENSORBOARD=micasb make iris
It was fine. Hoever, the base and sensor node (I have used only these two)
none of them is blinking LEDs for send or receive. Nor did Java console show
any receptions.
Ok, lets step back a bit...
Have you worked through the doc/tutorial?
Have you successfully installed anything,
such as the demo app Blink, on the iris?
MS
David Li wrote:
Unfortunately this is still not working. I compiled the code for base
and sensor node by using:
SENSORBOARD=micasb
The answer is yes. I have been using Iris motes for a number of apps without
any issues.
On Wed, Sep 2, 2009 at 12:21 PM, Michael Schippling sc...@santafe.eduwrote:
Ok, lets step back a bit...
Have you worked through the doc/tutorial?
Have you successfully installed anything,
such as the
Hi Janos,
You mentioned 'base station'. But I don't see such a file or dir under
apps/MultiOscilloscope in TinyOS 2.1. Is this a different base station
in other apps?
I was curious about this too. If you look at the code under
apps/MultiOscilloscope it functions both as a node and a base
David,
As I understand, you want to use MultihopOscilloscope without a sensor
board.
In this case, you will simply compile the app with make iris. This will
use the platform specific DemoSensor implementation, which gives you the
voltage on the iris platform. If you have only two motes, program
Hi,
I am using this on Iris motes without any sensing boards. The ReadMe says to
compile with default sensor using SENSORBOARD=sensorboard name make
mote. My questions are:
1. How should I set sensorboard name?
2. How should I set mote? Any string will do?
3. Should this line be added to the
You can set SENSORBOARD=micasb in the makefile,
you will probably just get garbage data but I don't
think there's anything that will hang up.
The make mote thing means to type the command
make and your device type, so:
make iris
to build your program for the iris devices.
I think most
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