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Hello,
I can compile using 4.7.0 as long as my code fits in rom (without far rom).
However, once my code grows to need far rom, 4.7.0 seems to overflow rom
instead.
I know that far rom has been used successfully by others for over a year
now, so I must be doing something wrong and would
Dear author,
I am a student in China.I have learnt TinyOS for almost 1 year.Now I am
doing some research on CTP.but I have some questions to ask you ,can you give
me some help?
Here are my questions:
1.CTP can work on micaz, while it doesn't work on mica2. The component
Hello,
I am using multiple instances of the TimerMilliC component on a telosB
mote. When I use the timer.startOneShot() command, the timer does not
always fire. I checked the timer.isRunning() command which returns TRUE!
Next I checked the times now, t0 and dt which look all promising:
This
my mica2 node connects ADXL345 by I2C interface, my hardware is ok ,It is
tested in language C ,and the result is right. While I write the programme
in nesc ,and the results turn out to be A7,no matter what register it is .I
am sure the slave address is right. anybody know what is the problem is
Dear all,
Am trying to implement a simple wireless sensor network using wireless
sensor (MDA300), base station (MIB520) and IRIS XM2110. Am facing a problem
when using MoteConfig. to program the motes and the error appears
(Cannot connect to Mote correctly. Please check your Mote)
after clicking
Hi,
I want to know the actual size of payload of tiny os 2.x. Is the payload
size varies with the hardware? Can I change the payload size (As per my
information the default size is 29 bytes which can be increased by defining
DTOSH_DATA_LENGTH at compile time). If yes then what is the upper limit?
Hello ,
I would like to ask you about the scales in the java tool oscilloscope
application as i don't know what these numbers stands for . I am
currently using tinyos 1.x and i tried to displayed the data from the
microphone application to the pc through the oscilloscope, are these
values in
Hello.
can you forward me step by step instruction for iris motes to capture data
on XSniffer as i am new for all this and working first time for my thesis.
Kindly, help me i'll b every thankful to you
Regards,
rjavaid
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Solved.
I had not defined a memory model.
Adding -mmemory-model=medium to my .platform file helped.
I noticed the Z1 .platform file does not have this, though.
Regards
Flemming Nyboe
On 8 August 2013 11:02, Flemming Nyboe flemm...@rocketscience.eu wrote:
Hello,
I can compile using 4.7.0
I did an experiment long ago with TinyOS 1.x on TOSSIM and the upper limit was
119 bytes. You can write a simple send-receive application and test the payload
size on TinyOS 2.x.
-vimal
From: tinyos-help-boun...@millennium.berkeley.edu
[mailto:tinyos-help-boun...@millennium.berkeley.edu] On
I have to update it, I will try to do this soon, I'm using:
-mmemory-model=medium
-ffunction-sections
-fdata-sections
-mcode-region=far
-gc-sections
Hope this helps,
--Antonio
On Thursday, August 8, 2013, Flemming Nyboe flemm...@rocketscience.eu
wrote:
Solved.
I had not defined a memory
Thank you Antonio,
On 8 August 2013 18:01, Antonio Linan ali...@zolertia.com wrote:
I have to update it, I will try to do this soon, I'm using:
-mmemory-model=medium
-ffunction-sections
-fdata-sections
-mcode-region=far
-gc-sections
Hope this helps,
--Antonio
Except for
I had problem with Linux rtai , any of you are experienced with serial
communication
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not sure why you are sending a Linux RTAI (real-time application interface)
question to TinyOS Help.
Just seems kind of odd.
And there isn't any real content so it is very murky as to what you are
asking about.
On Thu, Aug 8, 2013 at 10:15 AM, Mustafa mustafabayraktar2...@gmail.comwrote:
I
Depends on the h/w. Generally the schematics are available so you can
figure out what h/w is being used then look at the data sheets.
For the CC2420 and CC2520 radios (TI/Chipcon), the radios limit the packet
size to 128 bytes. It is a 802.15.4 thing.
On Wed, Jul 24, 2013 at 11:17 PM, rabia
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