Hi all,
I am trying to program mica-2 mote using Mib-510 programming board using IBM
thinkpad. I have tried to install by both mechanisms (i.e through Moteconfig as
well as using make mica install.x utility from the terminal). but in the first
case it is giving following error:
Programmer
1. Make sure the slider switch on MIB510 (close to reset button) is OFF
2. Install mica mote _firmly_ to MIB510
3. Make sure you use the correct serial port in make command (/dev/ttyS0
is COM1)
4. Retry several times with make command (use make mica reinstall,x to
avoid recompile), MIB510
Hi. I'm following the TOSSIM tutorial for tinyos 2.0 (lesson 11) and
acording to reading variables, it says:
For example, this script will start a simulationi of 5 nodes and run it
until node 0's counter reaches 10
but in the code, the for loop says:
for i in range(0,9):
m=t.getNode(i)
Is it
Hi,
I have a problem with MsgReader in TinyOS 2.x on micaz platform.
I followed up the tinyos 2.x tutorial in lesson 4. Everything went well
until running java net.tinyos.tools.MsgReader BlinkToRadioMsg.
The terminal just showed [EMAIL PROTECTED]:57600: resynchronising and
then stayed
Hi,
I have just started using TinyOS 2.x, installed under cygwin using the
tutorial to be found on the TinyOS website. Things seem pretty smooth, but
I am having trouble assigning node id's at compile time, as the error below
indicates. I am just wondering what the problem could be with
In theory Rain doesn't affect on Path Loss at 2.4GHz, for example
(http://www.radionet.com/_FileRoot/318040.pdf)
But I have measured great drop in RSSI during the rain, I guess it's due to
antenna effects.
Regards, Sadkov Aleksandr.
A few rules of thumb...
The lower the frequency, the
hi alex
i have never worked with 2.x.
but in 1.x the build command is
make mica2 install,0 mib510,com1
**if u r using mib510 programming board and com 1
On 2/21/07, Alex Mason [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have just started using TinyOS 2.x, installed under cygwin using the
tutorial to
Thanks for the reply.
Unfortunately, that produces the same effect; I have the MIB510 board
configured in my makefile, however for completeness:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] /opt/tinyos-2.x/contrib/alex/testPacket
$ make micaz install,0 mib510,com1
mkdir -p build/micaz
compiling TestPacketAppC to a
Hi Alex,
set-mote-id changes the value of the symbols in the binary of your
program. It looks like this tools is either not installed or cannot be
found by the make-file. As I am currently not running Windows I can't
tell you where it is supposed to be located. On my linux installation it
is
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all,
i have two problems:
the first:
i do the following:
cd
Did you call BlockWrite.commit() after writing to the flash ?
--Leijun
On 2/21/07, Bob Merrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm developing an application in TinyOS-1.x for a Moteiv TMote Sky mote that
makes fairly heavy use of the mote's 1024k external flash - via the
components
On Wednesday 21 February 2007 05:52, Alex Mason wrote:
Unfortunately, that produces the same effect; I have the MIB510 board
configured in my makefile, however for completeness:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] /opt/tinyos-2.x/contrib/alex/testPacket
$ make micaz install,0 mib510,com1
mkdir -p build/micaz
Yes, and it's not returning any errors.
On 2/21/07, Leijun Huang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did you call BlockWrite.commit() after writing to the flash ?
--Leijun
On 2/21/07, Bob Merrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm developing an application in TinyOS-1.x for a Moteiv TMote Sky mote
Thanks a lot David - I will definitely look into using that.
On 2/21/07, David Moss [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've gone down the BlockStorage + TinyOS 1.x path - part
of that was creating the FlashViewer app to figure out why
BlockStorage was doing what it does - and found the same
issues
Hello,
Is there any support for accessing the microphone sensor on the Mica 2
MTS 300 in Tinyos 2.0? The abstractions known from Tinyos 1.x (MicC) do
not seem to exists anymore.
Any pointers would be appreciated!
Thanks!
Matthias
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Tinyos-help
On attempting to compile:
../../media/stm25p/Stm25pFlashBridgeM.nc:260: too few arguments to function `HAL
STM25P.computeCrc'
This is your call to computeCrc:
call HALSTM25P.computeCrc(currentCrc, currentCrc, addr, len);
This is the defintion of the command:
command result_t computeCrc(uint8_t
The first two bytes are really an initialization message and I have to reply
with two bytes also. Then I can receive the data I want.
See http://cents.cs.berkeley.edu/tinywiki/index.php/Serial_Forwarder_Protocol
thanks, Jan
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Od:
These are a set of bit-manipulation macro functions. For the atmega128 under
tinyos-2.x they are defined in tos/chips/atm128hardware.h
However, in tinyos-2.x these should only need to be used by the HPL
components; the HPL components will provide interfaces that higher layers
should use. I
Looks like you're using an older version of 1.x? I was
using 1.1.15 at the time I created that, and the HALSTM25P
interface had changed just before then.
I should just make the newest HALSTM25P file available in
the rincon directory, since quite a few people run into
this issue.
The
Do I need to format my flash to your Blackbook format or anything? I'm
attempting to run the MediaFormat application included with
FlashBridge, but the yellow light on my mote just stays on...
On 2/21/07, David Moss [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Looks like you're using an older version of 1.x? I
How come when I use Xlisten to get the Time of packet arrival: xlisten
-t crimson freezes up and I have to close out of it? It freezes up when
I try to stop the incoming data stream. To stop it I turn off the mote
and then left click in the output window and click kill process Does
anyone know
Hi,
I'm implementing a cluster-based network with TMotes that need to be
synchronized, to do so I'm trying to do so with a fairly simple technique:
sending a beacon every certain time period. However the beacon frequency
depends on the clock drift of the TMotes. So, I was wondering if someone
I am currently implement the network reprogramming in the tinyos-2.x on
telosb. I need to compile and link the application program to the starting
address other that the original one.
How can I change of the start address of the program.
Thank you.
C.Ming
Hi,
I encountered this problem.
I am passing a pointer (to a structure) to a function along with some
other parameters. I print that structure before making the function
call, inside that function, and after making that function call. The
1st and 3rd values are identical, as they should be, but
It is available in the Boomerang software distribution from www.moteiv.com.
-Joe
On 2/21/07, Tyler Barton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Joe Polastre,
I am a grad student at UCSB working on a project using the MSP430 in a mote.
I saw that you had worked on a module for the implementation of the
Hi everyone,
I wanted to model the energy consumption of a mote (micaz or mica2) in the
code (by having an initial value and decreasing it for any action) rather
than on hardware side (looking at the values like voltage etc. whatever) as
I thought it would be simpler. I saw this document
After much head-scratching I think I found a bug in your MediaFormat
component. Line 145 of MediaFormatM.nc was:
if(currentEraseUnit = call FlashSettings.getTotalEraseUnits()) {
But the erase units are zero-indexed. Changing the = to seems to
fix it up nicely. Thanks for your help, I'll stop
Hi,
I am using an antenova antenna(titanis) with a typical gain of 4.1 dBi, I
wanted to know does the mote consumes more power with an external antenna( I
think power consumption remains same and it is transferring the same power to
the antenna as it was to the internal antenna).
Also how can I
Manu,
The power consumption is the same regardless of what type of antenna
you attach..
A higher gain antenna may extend your range, but there are a few
factors at play here. A higher gain antenna will exhibit a better
range than the lower gain antenna as long as you're transmitting in
the beam
Hi all,
I am working on imote2 development with tinyos1.x now, I am a little
confused about the register definition for PXA27X.
from /opt/tinyos-1.x/beta/platform/pxa27x I got file
pxa27x_registers_def.h (filetos1)
from /opt/tinyos-2.x/tos/chips/pxa27x I got file
pxa27x_registers.h
On Wed, 2007-02-21 at 03:40, fatima cabot wrote:
Hi. I'm following the TOSSIM tutorial for tinyos 2.0 (lesson 11) and
acording to reading variables, it says:
For example, this script will start a simulationi of 5 nodes and run
it until node 0's counter reaches 10
but in the code, the for
Okay, now I've run into another really strange problem. Running
MediaFormat on my motes works fine and now I'm attempting to use
FlashBridge in my own application. Basically all I'm doing with it is
waiting for the FlashBridge.ready event to fire and then posting a
task to erase sector 0. Nothing
I'm sorry but my knowledge of makefile construction stopped accreting
around 1990 so the TOS inner make workings are pretty much opaque to me.
try: man make in the bash shell to see some more modern instructions.
However the general makefile structure is:
tagname:things it is
That ref you give looks like a pretty good analysis. Although
I can't attest to the accuracy of any of it, it's got lots of
cool equations. I assume you are referring to the graph on pg 17,
where the no-problem-with-rain statement is made...That particular
page is a really fabulous example of
Actually I'm not entirely clear who is connected to whom and
which is dying first, but...
I will hazard that the xlisten or SF connection is hung-up
in some data or close wait state, which are sometimes not even
interruptible. I don't know how thy implement their exit()s
but it's a good bet that
Unless you are free-running the ADC it will probably have no effect.
What SSR() changes is the internal clock pre-scaler for the ADCs,
and effectively the time of conversion (and sampling accuracy to
some extent, but no one really mentions that). With the slowest
pre-scale setting I think
Just out of curiosity, says the cat...
If the antenna system is mismatched would that affect the actual
power usage or just the output power?
MS
Robert Szewczyk wrote:
Manu,
The power consumption is the same regardless of what type of antenna
you attach..
A higher gain antenna may extend
Hi all,
I am trying to interface a tmote with a cyclops camera. I am using the
10-pin expansion connector of the Tmote for powering the cyclops and
using the I2C pins for communication. No other pins are connected
between the two devices. The mote is the master and the cyclops is the
slave
On Feb 21, 2007, at 10:26 PM, Ankur Kamthe wrote:
Hi all,
I am trying to interface a tmote with a cyclops camera. I am using the
10-pin expansion connector of the Tmote for powering the cyclops and
using the I2C pins for communication. No other pins are connected
between the two devices. The
Hi Luis,
I did some measurements some time ago. I just compared the clock-drift
of 5 or 10 motes over one day. The maximum difference I saw was about
0.5s in 24h. Apparently different versions of the Tmotes use different
crystals. They probably have similar characteristics. This message in
the
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