Hi,
I want to use TinyECC in Eclipse.
Where do I have to include the TinyECC-Folder that I can use it correctly?
I included it in the run configurations, in the global tinyOS-Settings
and in the project preferences.
the plugin finds the files from ECC, but it throws me errors in ECC.h
which i
Unless you have some randomisation before you transmit packets, sounds like
your packets are interfering with each other. SendDone can be signaled even
if packet's lost in propagation (I think..).
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From: tinyos-help-boun...@millennium.berkeley.edu
This should not be the case, as packets are only sent as a respone and
after a short waiting period (20ms).
Thus, the two motes can never send at the same time.
Unless you have some randomisation before you transmit packets, sounds like
your packets are interfering with each other. SendDone
use CCA enable before sending something out.
On Fri, Oct 29, 2010 at 1:44 PM, Simon Eberz s_eb...@cs.uni-kl.de wrote:
This should not be the case, as packets are only sent as a respone and
after a short waiting period (20ms).
Thus, the two motes can never send at the same time.
Unless you
According to the TinyOS wiki the CC2420 radio stack, which is used by
the MICAz motes, performs a CCA by default, this should not be the problem.
Furthermore, not a single one out of the ~300 packets was received by
the third mote, but all were received by the second one. I don't think
the
HI all,
I'm using RssiDemo to measure the rssi, and I'd like to convert the value of
the RSSI to dBm. I've used this conversion in the java program:
rssi= msg.get_rssi();
Vrssi = (3*rssi/1024);
RSSI = -50*Vrssi-45.5 ;
System.out.print( Power: + RSSI + dBm );
But the
hello,
I was wondering whether anyone has managed to use the TinyOS-2.x java sdk
within Matlab? My main motivation is to stream sensor data (magnetic,angular
rate gravity) collected from wireless motes into matlab for real-time
analysis (currently working with sample rates between 20Hz-50Hz).
Just an idea: maybe the third mote has some low-power radio
implementation (low-power listening, LPL) enabled and the sending motes
somehow do not take this into account (i.e., they do not send a
long-enough preamble).
Cheers,
Urs
On 10/29/10 3:28 PM, Simon Eberz wrote:
According to the
On Thu, Oct 28, 2010 at 6:16 AM, wasif masood rwmas...@gmail.com wrote:
I am wondering how CTP evicts a complelety dead neighbor? because the normal
procedure is this:
1-
if (curr_seq - pre_seq 10)
remove the neighbor
if(nieghbortable full)
remove the most loss neighbor
now what
Hi deeksha,wasif
I'm making use of CCA by adding this below mentioned .
async event void RadioBackoff.requestCca(message_t *msg){
call RadioBackoff.setCca(FALSE);
}
async event void RadioBackoff.requestCongestionBackoff(message_t *msg){
call RadioBackoff.setCongestionBackoff(0);
On Sat, Oct 23, 2010 at 12:25 AM, Dongyu Yang yangdy.n...@gmail.com wrote:
I have tested this: when one Node (A) happened this phenomenon, I reduce
the dissemination rate
to once ever 10 seconds, and stop the other Nodes, this phenomenon exist
still, the Node (A) can
only receive the
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