Yes, that's correct.
Janos
On Sep 27, 2013 5:17 PM, "gio919" wrote:
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> Hi Janos, thank you too for the answer.
> So when I created the graphs with matlab file (FtspDataAnalyzer.m) the
> results were in jiffy, but in this case jiffy means millisecond, right?
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Ok guys, I'm just trying to implement a microsecond-precision synchronization
in the FTSP protocol with Telosb. So far I changed "TimeSyncC" strings with
"TimeSync32kC". Is it enough? Let me know it, thanks to all.
Giovanni
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wasif masood wrote
> with default setting, i.e. using TimeSyncC component in the TestFtspAppC,
> it is in Millisec, but you can easily replace the TimeSyncC component
> with TimeSync32kC (just need to rewire the interface in TestFtspAppC) and
> you will get 32Khz jiffies!
Ok thank you too, if I wi
with default setting, i.e. using TimeSyncC component in the TestFtspAppC,
it is in Millisec, but you can easily replace the TimeSyncC component
with TimeSync32kC (just need to rewire the interface in TestFtspAppC) and
you will get 32Khz jiffies!
On Sat, Sep 28, 2013 at 12:17 AM, gio919 wrote:
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Hi Janos, thank you too for the answer.
So when I created the graphs with matlab file (FtspDataAnalyzer.m) the
results were in jiffy, but in this case jiffy means millisecond, right?
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The FTSP paper refers to a TinyOS 1.x-based implementation, and that
one does microsecond-precision timestamping on micaz.
In TinyOS 2.x, the HIL only requires millisecond-precision timing, and
that's what FTSP relies on. In that case, 1 jiffy is about 1
millisecond (1/1024 second, to be specific)
Yes FTSP paper on Mica2, but in readme of TestFTSP I found this:
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SUPPORTED PLATFORMS:
The supported platforms are micaz, mulle, telosb, z1 and iris.
So i just tryed it with
Hi,
Fairly simple, the FTSP paper was based on the Mica2 (or was it the MicaZ?)
which has a higher frequency crystal. You can do a similar thing with the
TelosB, but you will have to change some of the code. Search the mailing
list. There were long threads discussing how to do that.
Cheers,
- Th
Hi guys, I'm a newbie in tinyos. I read the FTSP paper and i tested FTSP
following the readme to verify the accuracy. I tested the algorithm on 10
motes and on the other two motes I used BaseStation and RadiocountToLeds
just like described in the readme and then I followed the readme.matlab. The
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