On Fri, Oct 22, 2010 at 9:37 PM, Dongyu Yang yangdy.n...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello!
I set up one network containing four Node and one Root, and use drip to
disseminate command, and use ctp to collect data.The Root disseminates
command every 200 ~ 700 ms (randomly), and the Node use ctp to send
Well, Sorry about that.
I really appreciate your help
Attached is my ToneDetector files.
I have moved the declaration of the datamsg* packet to the beginning of the
function block, then I got these warnings and the program doesn't function
properly:
The following is a simple program which intend to make LED to blink once
in every 5.4 minutes.
But the Timer fires very quickly, at least twice in every one second!!!. I
am I missing something very basic ???
As defined in Timer.nc, the input to StartPeriodic and OneShot is uint32.
I am using
Hi Manjunath,
Despite the ret variable being defined as 32-bit unsigned integer, the
compiler might do the calculations per default in 16-bit, thus getting
an incorrect result. Can you try to add the letter L behind the
numeric constants to force the compiler to do the calculations in
32-bits
Thanks a lot. This works.
Manjunath D
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On Sat, 23 Oct 2010, Urs
For multihop communication, I strongly recommend to start with the
Collection protocol, as everything you need there is already implemented:
http://docs.tinyos.net/index.php/Network_Protocols#Collection
Basically, instead of the regular send/receive interfaces you send your
packets over the
hi all,
I need your advise ,
actually in my application I have to buffer some messages and then process
them
later . I have seen the base station code for that in that there is a a line
if (call UartSend.send(uartQueue[uartOut], len) == SUCCESS) {
call Leds.led1Toggle();
}
Hello,
I have a C project that uses different backends than just nesC.
I'd rather keep a single file and use a mechanism to interface with the
different backends.
From inside my code I use a macro named OUTPUT, which is the single point
that has to be redefined for each backend.
For nesC I would
Hi all,
i need to use 802.15.4/ZigBee Protocol...my question is the default protocol
in TinyOs is 802.15.4.
thanks for all
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