i have add my script as an attachment in the previous mail On Jan 5, 2008 4:10 AM, Song Luo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can you give more detail on how you manually set node sensitivities right > before creating nodes? Do you write your code in C++ files? which C++ or tcl > files did you modify? And what are the statements? Maybe an example or the > files you are currently using can better illustrates. If possible, can you > send me your simulation script and modified source files, I am very > interested in giving it a shot. > > Thanks. > > > On Jan 4, 2008 10:56 AM, muhamad faiz arief budianto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: > > > > > > > i think, actually we can't set our transmission range on each node, > > without > > changing or hack the code from ns. > > for now i just set my sensitivity node (RXthre, CST, etc). and set it > > manually just right before we create the nodes. > > I already make some simple simulation, for trying some kind of wireless > > sensor sims u can say . > > It has 25 node and have 3 kind of node. > > 1 node for the HOST (80 m range) > > 7 node for the MIDDLE (50 m range) > > 17 node for the END (30 m range) > > the data can travel just from the node that already on it's range. > > > > the scenario is, the field is just like war field, so i have to send > > data > > packet from node 13 to 0 (END to HOST). > > i disabled the movement. just try it n give me some feedback about the > > range > > from each node. > > If you want more clearly about the range transmission, i draw the field > > and > > node deployment with some design software (CORELDRAW). > > -- > > jho > > > > > > > -- > Song Luo > Intelligent Automation, Inc. -- jho
