In a .bat file or from the DOS Command line:
set motecom=ser...@com19:tmote
Or you can use the MyCompuker-Properties-EnvironmentVariable
panel to set it for all time.
MS
ashkan ekhtiari wrote:
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> Hi michael
>
> You wrote to correctly set the MOTECOM environment, would you please
> explain me how to set them in XP without Cygwin.
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> Please send messages to the help list...
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> If Listen works on receive, you should be able to send using
> the same MOTECOM setting, e.g., mine is: ser...@com5:mica2
> <mailto:ser...@com5:mica2>
> You do need to specify the platform name rather than a baud-rate
> because the TOS I/O code changes some formatting based on the type.
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> Debugging into the null-pointer should be instructive.
> MS
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> ashkan ekhtiari wrote:
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> Well, I tried Listen on windows it works and I get result line by line,
> I didn't see any RawListen in tools folder.
> anyway I also noticed that the problem might be becase on Linux we use
> serial@/dev/USB0:57600 for example to connect however I do it on Xp by
> just COMn as its port name to connect.
> I will try debugger to see what happens on makePacketSource() function.
> Yes you are right and I think also that if I get data from my
> application and Listen application so it supposed to be a correct
> connection and it should work.
> for output stream also I get that and it's name is retrieved:
> Native lib Version = RXTX-2.1-7
> Java lib Version = RXTX-2.1-7
> Is about to open a port
> Now Instantiating serial port //////////////////////////////
> Serial Port params: 57600 , parity : 0 stop bits : 1 databits : 8
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> output serial port is : gnu.io.rxtxport$serialoutputstr...@c20e24
> <mailto:gnu.io.rxtxport$serialoutputstr...@c20e24>
> <mailto:gnu.io.rxtxport$serialoutputstr...@c20e24>
> input serial port is : gnu.io.rxtxport$serialinputstr...@2e7263
> <mailto:gnu.io.rxtxport$serialinputstr...@2e7263>
> <mailto:gnu.io.rxtxport$serialinputstr...@2e7263>
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> @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ serial port name : //./COM7
> \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\
> Encountered Exception : java.lang.NullPointerException
> H = 12 min = 29 sec= 58
> /////////////// Exception on writing to mote :
> java.lang.NullPointerException
> java.lang.NullPointerException
> this is the output that my application prints out and the output stream
> has been named as above sign of being a proper valid stream.
> I am actualy confused why it shouldn't work.
> Regards,
> Ashkan
>
> --
> Best Regards
> Ashkan Ekhtiari
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