Can u please clarify ur question. I am not sure if it is working, but I want to make some nodes more powerful than the rest. But with the threshold value for a given range, nodes are not receiving any packets. -Sita
> Hi Sita > > Can you manage to set different ranges for different nodes > > regards > > Qasim > >> Hello, >> I am trying to simulate a network where the interrow spacing is 19m and >> intercolumn spacing is 24m. I have the node's sensing range as 15m. >> >> Looking at some old mail in this mailing list: >> >> It depends on what carrier-sensing range do you want. If you use the >> default values, your carrier-sense range will be about twice the >> receiving >> range. If you would like to see the effects of hidden nodes in your >> simulation, you should set carrier-sensing range same as the receiving >> range. So, if you want to set receiving range 'd_1' and carrier sensing >> range 'd_2' (you must have d_2>d_1), then threshold.cc with 'd_1' >> provides >> you the RXThresh_ and the same program with input parameter 'd_2' will >> give you CSThresh_. >> >> I generated RxThresh_ using the threshold program and varied it as >> mentioned above. The source generates packets but it is not picked up by >> any other node. why? >> Also, changing Pt_ alone to control transmission range - is that >> acceptable? >> Any suggestions welcome. >> Regards, >> Sita >> >> > > >
