Hello friends,
I'm having a hard time making a sensor wait a while before running a
function.
event void TimerSlot.fired() {
slot=slot%numslots;
* if (padrao[slot]) *{
call AMControl.start(); //Call to start the radio
dbg("teste","SLOT_ATIVO: No %hu no slot [%hu] com tempo=%lu.\n",
TOS_NODE_ID, slot, call Clock.get());
* if (radio == TRUE)* { //The radio is not connected yet and does not
send the packet
dbg("teste","RADIO_JA_LIGADO: No %hu no slot [%hu] com
tempo=%lu.\n", TOS_NODE_ID, slot, call Clock.get());
teste_msg_t* rcm = (teste_msg_t*)call Packet.getPayload(&packet,
sizeof(teste_msg_t));
rcm->seqnum = seqnum;
rcm->slot = slot;
rcm->syncwith = syncwith;
rcm->synchops = synchops;
if (call AMSend.send(AM_BROADCAST_ADDR, &packet,
sizeof(teste_msg_t)) == SUCCESS) {
dbg("teste", "ENVIAR_PKT [seqnum=%hu], slot %hu no
tempo=%lu.\n", seqnum, slot, call Clock.get());
seqnum++;
locked = TRUE;
}
Note that soon after the first IF, I have a call to connect the radio (call
AMControl.start ()), but when the execution arrives in the second IF, the
radio is not effectively connected, making this condition not true in a
first moment.
I was wondering if there is a sleep function in which I set a time when I
want the radio to turn on.
Something like:
If (slot)
Call AMControl.start ();
Dbg ("test", "SLOT_ATIVE: No% hu in slot [% hu] with time =% lu.",
TOS_NODE_ID, slot, call Clock.get ());
-> sleep function (x); (I.e.)
If (radio == TRUE) {
Dbg ("test", "RADIO_JA_LIGADO: No% hu in slot [% hu] with time =%
lu.", TOS_NODE_ID, slot, call Clock.get ());
I thank the help of all.
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