what Michael means is if you already have the values output to a
terminal windows, in Linux you can redirect the values to a file, for
writing a collection program, please check my early reply.
CASTEL Myriam wrote:
I'm sorry but I don't really understand what I have to do.
I have understood th
As I said, you may be able to just get the data from Xsniffer
into a file using the redirection thing...I don't know what
Xsniffer is or does however. If it comes to writing your own
host side program there are a number of examples in:
tools/java/net/tinyos/tools on T1
or where-ever they'v
I'm sorry but I don't really understand what I have to do.
I have understood that I have to write a program in Java to do the
acquisition of the port COM and send the values in a file .txt.
But how can I do that? Is there some examples of such programs?
Where did you post the necessary stream op
If you have a program that is writing the values to the console window,
you can redirect it's output into a file like this:
program > file.txt
See the bash man page or info for more details on redirection.
And you can of course add a file write to any java program for
which you have the
Hi,
You can implement your own data collection program using the AntiTheft
example, shipped with TinyOS-2.X. Having a basic station to listen or
collect all broadcast data, you can store this data in any form you
like. any other useful example is the Osilloscope.
Good Luck
CASTEL Myriam wro
Hi,
In the end of my application (with the mica2 and mib520), I need to
store some values (but not all) send by the motes because I want to
read them with Matlab. At the moment, I am using XSniffer. I can read
the packets and put them manually in Matlab.But it is too long and I
prefer to do i
