Hi,

Are you sure it's 2.45GHz? It should be 2.48GHz (channel 26, 2.45 is
channel 20) - that can be a problem.

Andris

On Thu, Mar 26, 2015 at 5:23 PM, jobishjohn ips <jobishjohn....@gmail.com>
wrote:

> Hi,
>
>  Sorry for the inconvenience due to a lengthy mail. Requesting you to
> spent 2 minutes on this issue.
>
>  I have assembled a telosB board with the help of layout given in
> http://www.tinyos.net/scoop/special/hardware to continue with my research
> studies.
>
>  Let me call this as “test telosb board”. I also have some other working
> telosb boards which are purchased from a local distributor.
>
>  The “test telosb” does not work either as transmitter or receiver.
> Please give me some directions to debug this board. My trials as listed
> below (I use tinyos 2.1.2 on Ubuntu).
>
>  *Debugging method**1 *
>
> I have programmed one *purchased telosb as **transmitter* and the *“**test
> telosb board” **as receiver**.*
>
>  The transmitter is programmed to broadcast  periodic AM messages.
>
> The receiver is programmed with the standard “Basestation” application.
> But the receiver is not receiving any data.
>
>  While debugging, I could find that the “SFD” pin of the cc2420 in the
> test board is NOT going into active state (high) at all.
>
>  The nesC program running on the transmitter & the receiver are tested
> using purchased telosb boards. In this case everything works fine.
>
> *Debugging method2:*
>
> I have a *transmitter (test telosb board)* and a *receiver **(purchased
> telosb**)*.
>
> Receiver is programmed with “Basesation” application. The transmitter is
> programmed to broadcast some periodic AM messages.
>
>  The nesC program running on the transmitter signals the event 
> “AMSend.sendDone”
> with success.
>
>  In this case , the “SFD pin ” works as expected (Fig 15 in cc2420
> data-sheet). Also I am able to measure a transmission power of approx. 0
> dBm around 2.45GHz band using a spectrum analyzer.
>
> But the receiver does not receive any data.
>
>  Other than radio, everything works fine in the test telosb board.
>
>  Thanks for your valuable time.
>
>  Regards
>
> John J
>
>
>
>
>
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