The define "RADIO_XMIT_POWER" is used in CC1000Const.h,
and is explicitly set in the xbow/apps/MakeXbowlocal file.
Using questionable archaeological techniques I've come to believe that
I did set a specific frequency define in the 'normal' apps/Makelocal file,
but did nothing to set the transmit power. Under those conditions the
mica2 radios were what you might call nearly useless.
I can't find any place that RADIO_XMIT_POWER is defaulted, so I don't know
how it is set for the 'normal' apps. That's probably my answer...
MS
Philip Levis wrote:
On May 2, 2007, at 12:48 PM, Michael Schippling wrote:
While we're on the subject of broken CC1000's...
I was originally mostly unsuccessful in using the 'standard' TOS mica2
radio until an xbow engineer directed me to the contrib/xbow tree.
I assumed that all that xbow/tos/CC1000* code was my savior. However,
just recently I found that it too uses the 'standard' code (as far as I
can understand my reverse engineering of the compile sequence anyway).
Do you know if the difference is just the more convenient make defines
and a higher default xmit power?
Perhaps the default frequency?
Phil
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