First, for some reason the mica designers shifted the INTn's down by 4
so what is INT4 on the ATMEGA pinout is labeled INT0 in mica-world.
If you don't know which pins are available I have a cheat sheet at:
http://www.etantdonnes.com/Motes/ATMEGApins.txt
Second, the iom128.h file shifts the
Hi Michael
Thank you for your reply and code .
I read atmega-128 manual and found that some questions.
In pin configurations page, the PIN 25 is defined as (SCL/INT0)
PD0 and I wonder if the number 25 is relevant to #define
SIG_INPUT_CAPTURE3 _VECTOR(25) ,if not, where could I know
On Monday 07 May 2007 19:37, liangjing wrote:
Hi Steve ,
I have read the TEP 117 and found that it is a tinyos 2.0 version ,
but our platform is mica2 and a tinyos 1.0 version . I am sorry that I
don't write this in advance and I don't find Low-Level I/O
documentation in
Hi, Steve
Thank you for your reply. And I have some doubt about the interface
Int. The demo gives some code defining command Init.init() and async
event void Int.fired(),but I still don't know how to trigger the
event, and I don't find it in the configuration file either. Could you
help me
Hi Jing,
On Monday 07 May 2007 02:18, liangjing wrote:
Thank you for your reply. And I have some doubt about the interface
Int. The demo gives some code defining command Init.init() and async
event void Int.fired(),but I still don't know how to trigger the
event, and I don't find it in the
Hi Steve ,
I have read the TEP 117 and found that it is a tinyos 2.0 version ,
but our platform is mica2 and a tinyos 1.0 version . I am sorry that I
don't write this in advance and I don't find Low-Level I/O
documentation in www.tinyos.net/tinyos-1.x/doc so the code doesn't
seem to fit with
Hi,folks
In the experiment we want to trigger an event or task that implement
the related work after switching off the button ? I don't know if
there exists an interrupt procedure in Tinyos since I don't find some
app using the kind of interrupt.Please help me.
Best Regards
