Rahul,
Thanks, I have used VOltageC. But as I have read, I think that VoltageM
returns the value as a direct reference, of mv, VoltageC does not. Was just
thinking this was a better implementation of obtaining the voltage values. The
current conversion I have for VoltageC returns values that
First, as far as I know, the Snooze component is deprecated. There are many
improvements in the newer TInyOS versions that make things much more
simple. For example, the CountSleepRadio app (previously in contrib/ucb,
now in the apps dir IIRC) is good for just testing that power saving
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http://www.xbow.com/Support/Support_pdf_files/MoteView_Users_Manual.pdf
Enjoy!
Clement
On Thu, 27 Apr 2006, [ISO-8859-1] Daniel Vill鏮 wrote:
I'm currently working in an application under a variant of AODV protocol
called NST-AODV(Not So Tiny - AODV). Now I can receive all my data in the
Thanks for your help, but I was looking for something morespecific than this. I already read this one.
Daniel
On 4/27/06, LEE, Yui-wah (Clement) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.xbow.com/Support/Support_pdf_files/MoteView_Users_Manual.pdf
Enjoy!ClementOn Thu, 27 Apr 2006, [ISO-8859-1] Daniel
Hi all,
I'm currently trying to get system time from Mica mote.
But I'm only getting always 0 as time return value. How can I get system time value?
Here is the code for getting system time and its output by running java
net.tinyos.tools.Listen. And I'm using original Mica mote.
wow...coulda fooled me about the automatic part...kewel.
Will have to try it sometime.
Which is the current tree however?
MS
Harri Siirtola wrote:
First, as far as I know, the Snooze component is deprecated. There are
many improvements in the newer TInyOS versions that make things much
more
The VoltageC return value increases as the battery decreases because
the ADC is reading a fixed value (the Bandgap ref) and comparing it
to the ADC Reference which is the battery voltage itself. So as the
ADCref (battery) drops, the value of the fixed BGref appears to increase.
Did that make
Hi all,I have already posted this question before but havent got any satisfactory replies. Everyone seems to say to dig through the various layers of code and figure it out. I need to know how the radio works on the MICA2 motes. Does anybody know for sure...specifically i have two questions
1.
I have already posted this question before but havent got any satisfactoryreplies. Everyone seems to say to dig through the various layers of code and figure it out. I need to know how the radio works on the MICA2 motes.Please read the tutorial in the tinyos-1.x/doc/ directory.I think TinyOS
David,
I wrote the application you are talking about where I enable
PowerManagement in the StdControl.start command. Then whenever I want
to save power I just turn off the radio or, RadioControl.stop(). The
lowest current I can acheive is slightly less than 1mA. This is
better than
MS,
Thank you, yes that makes sense. However im looking for an end result of the
actual battery voltage as it drops, not a reference value to infer the voltage.
I was hoping that VoltageM supplied the actual voltage in either Volts, or MV.
Thanks again.
Josh
Quoting Michael Schippling [EMAIL
Hi All,
Has anyone sucessfully run SurgeTelos on TelosB motes Using Tinyos 1.1.11.
When I run java net.tinyos.surge.MainClass 125 after invoking serial forwarder I get a sensor network topology screen with Mote 0 showing. But It displays no data. Although serial forwarder shows increment in data
I strongly agree the following today's message (by Aditya) in TinyOS
forum. If we look at the questions in TinyOS forum, many questions are
repeated many time simply because TinyOS is not documented well -- I
wish TinyOS folks could write your experience down somewhere, at least
a good readme file
On 4/27/06, WenZhan Song [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I strongly agree the following today's message (by Aditya) in TinyOS
forum. If we look at the questions in TinyOS forum, many questions are
repeated many time simply because TinyOS is not documented well --
Note that this one of the major
Hi
Thanks for your reply. So the final packet after escaping 0x7E and 0x7D is:
7e 42 7d5e 00 7d5d 0b 010100 69b0 7e and what I should send
to the mote is the binary:
A suggestion and a question regarding David's post:
Suggestion: How about a community-maintained wiki on tinyos.net? Then,
as each of us acquires expertise in the various bits of TinyOS, we can
document it for others.
Question: What is a TEP? Googling for this term led to a variety of
http://cents.cs.berkeley.edu/tinywiki/index.php/TinyOS_Documentation_Wiki
Already exists.
-Joe
On 4/27/06, Conor Todd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A suggestion and a question regarding David's post:
Suggestion: How about a community-maintained wiki on tinyos.net? Then,
as each of us acquires
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