It should not be caused by sensor data but UART transmission.
You can first check whether the data length field in the packet is correct
or not.
On 4/18/08, Maria Taramigkou [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello!!!
I have loaded the Oscilloscope and TOSBase applications on 2 motes..I
execute the
Try using ListenRaw to see what you are really getting.
One possibility is that Listen is expecting a different TOS_Msg format
than the one being received. This is flagged in the MOTECOM variable,
e.g.: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:tmote and [EMAIL PROTECTED]:mica2 will use different
AM headers...
MS
You didn't really tell us enough information. What motes, what other
hardware, what version of Tinyos?
On Fri, Apr 18, 2008 at 6:53 PM, Maria Taramigkou
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello!!!
I have loaded the Oscilloscope and TOSBase applications on 2 motes..I
execute the Listen.java and the
Hello!!!
I have loaded the Oscilloscope and TOSBase applications on 2 motes..I
execute the Listen.java and the results are the following
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:115200: resynchronising
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:115200: bad packet
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:115200: bad packet
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:115200: bad packet
[EMAIL
Hi all...
I have come with an idea of the origin of the faulty behaviour of my
experiment...
To simplify I will illustrate it with two dimmers: they are connected to
the wall sockets and to the motes, and the motes are connected per USB
to a HUB which is also connected to a wall socket and to
Joe,
yeah, my configuration is as follows: I have 10 motes, five of them
are connected to the inverter/amplifier/dimmer group. This means I
need three hubs, each of them with four usb outputs. For this
experiment only these 5 motes are connected, and my hub configuration
is as follows:
All
Are all of the USB hubs powered by wall adapters?
-Joe
On 7/6/06, Jose L. Ponce [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah, I do that.
I think it's an electrical problem:
The motes are connected with USB cables to USB hubs, which are connected
with each other, to the power and to the computer
If I order
When you program your motes, have you programmed them with different
node ids like
make tmote reinstall,NODE_ID?
- Dongyan
On 7/6/06, Jose L. Ponce [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all,
My question is very simple: I have 5 motes with the same program
installed. This program receives an
Yeah, I do that.
I think it's an electrical problem:
The motes are connected with USB cables to USB hubs, which are connected
with each other, to the power and to the computer
If I order one node to give the maximum output and there are 2 nodes
connected, each gives 1/2 of the maximum output,
