I assume you can use Oscilloscope as nodes and TOSBase as base station which is
in the folder of apps.
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Best regards,
Alex.
At 2014-09-22 18:42:06, Nemer14 g201206...@kfupm.edu.sa wrote:
Hi all,
Is there any code already deployed that do this within tinyOS 1.x?
I am a beginner in
Hi all,
Is there any code already deployed that do this within tinyOS 1.x?
I am a beginner in this and I am learning, so I want to make small network
from three MicaZ nodes and each of these node sense-send and receive from
other nodes with a schedule.
any help or guidelines to do this.
BR.
Hi Mr Omprakash,
I found that :
If I place two motes one as a sender the second as a receiver, the sender will
send packet only if it has received an ack of the last packet sent (isn't it ?)
so how could I eliminate this restriction? Is it by denying ack control ? (if
yes How ?)
I am greatly
On Wed, Jul 9, 2008 at 4:11 AM, funofnet Funofnet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Mr Omprakash,
I found that :
If I place two motes one as a sender the second as a receiver, the sender
will send packet only if it has received an ack of the last packet sent
(isn't it ?)
so how could I eliminate
As far as I know, in T1 at least, Packetizer is used near the bottom
of all of the Java side message I/O, and it presupposes that the
messages are in TOS_Msg (AM) format, which is compatible with
GenericComm on the mote side. If you only want send single bytes
you will have to reinvent both ends
I need to send/receive both normal (single hop) and multihop messages.
If I use a routing component (don't care which one) and also wire
directly to GenericComm for single hop messages, I get warnings about
uncombined calls, because the routing part also uses the communication
modules. Is
