Claro Noda wrote:
Frabrizio:
did you sorted out the FTDI drivers correctly?
remember there is a serial-USB interface on the Tmote.
the drivers are probably part of the kernel and the motelist output make
me guess you did.
FTDI drivers are in the kernel, no problems with them.
but, besides,
Please excuse my asking a really obvious question, but have you actually
installed the FTDI drivers?
Can you see the key mentioned via regedit?
Best regards
Darren
Sudha Krishna wrote:
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I am getting the following error when I
Sorry, I hit reply instead of reply-all:
That error means that the FTDI virtual comm port drivers have never been
loaded and that you have never attached a Tmote Sky device to the computer.
To load the FTDI drivers, plug in a mote and follow the windows device
driver installation instructions.
Dear all, How can I solve the following warning? Thanks._---java:/cygdrive/c/WINDOWS/system32/java-- WARNING: The JAVA version found first by toscheck may not be version 1.4 which
Sudha Krishna wrote:
Hi,
I am getting the following error when I execute the motelist command:
error, could not open key HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\FTDIBUS
I suppose that you are working with telosb/tmotes. On the tmotes there
is an FTDI's FT232BM USB to Serial converter. It
Just now I note that you are working under Windows.
Then my previous reply is not useful for you.
You should install the VCP drivers form the FTDI web site.
Fabrizio
Fabrizio Stefani wrote:
Sudha Krishna wrote:
Hi,
I am getting the following error when I execute the motelist command:
Hi all
I'm upgrading TinyOs to version 2.0, but i don't see any I2C component
for the TelosB platform while it is ready for other platforms.
TinyOs 1.x instead offers the I2CPacketC component, which i've used for
my applications.
Is the I2C driver for TinyOs in a developing stage or have i
Hi,
I use t-mot sky. I call BlockWrite.write to write some bytes to the flash.
After some time, I call BlockRead.read to read the bytes to the packet
payload and broadcast the packet. I got the compile errors as below. Is
there any one who knows how to solve the problem? thanks
Best Regards
Hi everybody:
Recently I am testingTOSBase.In TOSBase.nc,the interface RadioReceiveof TOSBaseM is wired to RadioCRCPacket.RadioReceive bycode "TOSBaseM.RadioReceive- Comm;".But when I skim over the code generated by ncc1.exe in app.c,I find the TOSBaseM$RadioReceive$receive is invoked by
Bad news: _never_ use the MSWidows Java.
Easy fix: Change your PATH variable so it has the
directory of your RealJava(TM) install /bin before
win/system32. You can do this in the MyComputer-Properties
environment variable panel, or just do it for the cygwin
shell in one of the profile files I
I'm having troubles running the Java tool Listen. I have no problems running tos-install-jni [EMAIL PROTECTED] /etc
$ tos-install-jni
Installing Java JNI code in /cygdrive/c/tinyos/jdk1.4.1_02/j2sdk1.4.1_02/jre/bin
...
done.but when I run which java it gives me [EMAIL PROTECTED] /etc
$ which java
Hello all,If I have a component, with aglobal variable declaredandinitialized with a value,example: int x = 1;Has this variable hisinit value before any call to one of the component's commands?Thanks,José
Preguntá. Respondé. Descubrí.
Todo lo que querías saber, y lo que ni
I'm currently researching and trying to come up with a way to design a
transport protocol for TinyOS. However I believe that using cross-layer
design would be beneficial when it comes to routing and detecting neighbors
and determining link quality. In TinyOS, how would I retrieve statistical
I answered this just a couple a hours ago...
Put your JDK bin directory BEFORE windows/system32 in your PATH
environment variable, either/both in MyComputer-Properties and/or
your cygwin profile file. See man bash from the cygwin shell
for extreme documentation.
MS
Ian Welch wrote:
I'm having
Yes.
jose m wrote:
Hello all,
If I have a component, with a global variable declared and initialized
with a value, example:
int x = 1;
Has this variable his init value before any call to one of the
component's commands?
Thanks,
José
One other related problem is that when I use genericComm to send to
a specificnode, the other neighbor nodes won't hear it because it
doesn't signal the receive event.
Try GenericCommPromiscuous. I haven't used this myself but the code
looks like it does what you want.
-Vinai
Arya
If I understand what you're doing correctly, then the problem may be in the book-keeping. If the RF channel is in use and your mote tries to send, that send is going to fail, and you're never going to get a RadioCoordinator event (because there is no sending going on). Therefore, your handler for
Hi All,
I have upgraded my TinyOS install from TinyOS1.1.10 (nesc-1.1) to
TinyOS1.1.15 (nesc-1.1.2b)
and the compiler nolonger appears to recognise the constant definitions in
my legacy ApplicationM.nc
ie, the red led continues to toggle. There are no compiler errors. I am
using
Hello,
I'm working with mica2 motes and I would like to know if it's possible
to calculate the rssi value in dBm on the mote locally. I had been
sending the rssi value to the UART and then calculating the dBm value
with a java program, but now I would like to calculate it locally on the
Hello,
I'm trying to establish a connection from one stargate board to
another one via two micaz motes, which are plugged into the two
stargates. I'm using BaseStation on the motes (TinyOS 2.x) and the
SerialForwarder (in C) on the stargates. Unfortunately, it doesn't
seem to be working.
200 (decimal) is a negative number in an 8 bit signed int...about -55.
Does that make more sense for your level?
MS
Sean Casey wrote:
Hello,
I'm working with mica2 motes and I would like to know if it's possible
to calculate the rssi value in dBm on the mote locally. I had been
sending the
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