Hi all,I am using Telos B mote to run the Oscilloscope application as described in the Lesson 6 of the tutorial on TinyOS.When I run the Listen program in ../tools/java I get the following error messageTOS_Msg length is invalid: header_length=5, real_length=36 ... modifying message to
On Fri, 2006-03-24 at 13:38 -0700, Michael Schippling wrote:
To use 'standard' TOS messaging, basically the GenericComm
component, all your messages need to be wrapped in a TOS_Msg
struct. If you are using Java on the host/PC side, you need
to construct a buffer that looks like a TOS_Msg and
Hi,
Try [EMAIL PROTECTED]:tmote - it's not just the baudrate, but also the packet
structure. If you specify the baudrate as a number, the SerialForwarder
console would be displaying avrmote. You want it to be tmote/telosb.
Manu.
On Monday 27 March 2006 16:46, Venkat Manoj wrote:
Hi Roberto,
Hi! I'm trying to install TinyOS (bacauseI need to use TinyDB) under a linux SuSe 10. I've read the intruction (for RedHat 9)in the TinyOS sitebut the installation fails!Can someone help me with this?Has someone installed TinyOs under a Suse distribution?Thanks
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Hi Michael,
I'm a newcomer in tinyos system. Can you help me finding the problem? in
my application I send a message from a remote node to the base node. But
the base node does not receive any message (the red led is always off).
Can you tell me the reason of that? There are a few lines of code...
Hi,I have a question about MintRoute protocol.I have read the paper from A.Woo. I couldn't find a similar formulardescribed in the paper, especially the factor alpha. I went throughthe codes in /tos/lib/MintRoute many times but I couldn't find
where this alpha is used. I am doubtful that the alpha
use: export [EMAIL PROTECTED]:telos
-Joe
On 3/27/06, Venkat Manoj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I am using Telos B mote to run the Oscilloscope application as described in
the Lesson 6 of the tutorial on TinyOS.
When I run the Listen program in ../tools/java I get the following error
Joe,I used export [EMAIL PROTECTED]:tmote as Manu said. It worked.Will try with export [EMAIL PROTECTED]:telos and get back...Thanks, Venkat.Joe Polastre [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: use: export [EMAIL PROTECTED]:telos-JoeOn 3/27/06, Venkat Manoj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: Hi all, I
Hi
I'm havin g abit of trouble interpreting the data that I receive in
from my motes that are running a modified TelosADC program!
When the data comes in I can see the value in the field that I want
changing but I have no idea how to translate this into an actual
voltage level! Does anyone know
Dear All,
I got a compiler error when I am developing my own NesC program on Telos RevB motes. The error is the same as that post in a previous message in this mailing list:
http://www.mail-archive.com/tinyos-help@millennium.berkeley.edu/msg02524.html. I'm not quite understand the existing
having this declarations...
typedef struct thing{
uint8_t a;
uint8_t b;
uint8_t c[28];
} thing;
thing d, e;
if I do d = e, elements in e.c are copied to d.c or
the address of e.c is copied to d.c?
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OK, you've confused me...I forget what your original problem was.
It looks like you are doing everything right and it's working.
MoteIF uses TOS_Msg as I was trying to describe.
MS
Jose L. Ponce wrote:
On Fri, 2006-03-24 at 13:38 -0700, Michael Schippling wrote:
To use 'standard' TOS
I'm studing the nesc manguage and i have understood that the event are
preempt like interruption but the probleme is that i can't understand
why they return a success (because an interruption doesn't do that) so
if i'm right event are blocked waiting this respond, and others things
how these event
In real(TM) C that is a structure assignment and should copy
the entire contents of 'e' to 'd'. I believe nesc supports
that paradigm.
To assign addresses (pointers) you would do:
thing da_ting;
thing *d, *e;
e = da_ting;
d = e;
MS
jose m wrote:
having this declarations...
Hi,
I successfully installed Boomerang.
I tried to compile Delta application (moteiv/apps/Delta) for telosb
but it doesn't work.
I got the following message error Multihop.h: no such file or directory.
If I add the MultiHop path in the makefile I get many different errors.
How can i compile
Andrea,
Moteiv Boomerang supports with Moteiv Tmote products. Try make tmote.
make telosb only uses the conventional TinyOS 1.x tree, which will
not work with applications in moteiv/apps/.
Best,
Cory
On 3/27/06, andrea labo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I successfully installed Boomerang.
Hi All,I am trying to get the SimpleCmd application to run on TelosB motes. But when I use the 'make telosb' command, I get the following error...HPLPotC not foundBut the application works fine with mica2. Why does this occur? How to make the application run for TelosB?Thanks for
Hi,I was wondering if it is ok to attach the power source for the tmote sky at the pins on the expansion header (AVcc and GND) rather than at the battery terminal connections?Thanks,Matt___
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Hi Matt,
Yes you can power a tmote from the 10 pin header.
AndrewOn 3/27/06, Matthew J Whelan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,I
was wondering if it is ok to attach the power source for the tmote sky
at the pins on the expansion header (AVcc and GND) rather than at the
battery terminal
HI Gartz,
Thanks. I could download.
But Ifind that some of the applications (e.g Testtimestamping under tinyos-1.x/contrib/vu/apps/) does not have any code in it. However I could see the fileswhen I went into CVS in browse mode.I have tried several times to downalod but each time this folder is
Take a look at this
typedef struct ps_message_t {
uint8_t header;
uint16_t identifier;
uint8_t message_size;
uint8_t message_type;
uint8_t message[MAX_PS_MESSAGE_SIZE];
}ps_message_t;
when compiled and running, identifier occupies 3
bytes. Why?
On Mar 27, 2006, at 2:51 PM, jose m wrote:
Take a look at this
typedef struct ps_message_t {
uint8_t header;
uint16_t identifier;
uint8_t message_size;
uint8_t message_type;
uint8_t message[MAX_PS_MESSAGE_SIZE];
}ps_message_t;
when compiled and running, identifier
If you look at the following, you'll note that it's empty:
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/tinyos/tinyos-1.x/contrib/vu/apps/TestTimeStamping/
But if you look in the /Attic subdirectory, you'll find the files you mentioned:
I do notknow the implementation details of WMEWMA inthe MinRoute codeunder TinyOS.
Here are the steps to learn about WMEWMA as a mathematical function:
+Google Moving Average
+Google Exponentially Weighted Moving Average
+ I would say that WMEWAMA is EWMA ofMean over a Window. In MintRoute,
I need one more help.
I am trying to compile TestTimStampingC.nc from my tinyos-1.x/contrib/apps/vu folder, but I am getting errors like below.
*
D:/tinyos/cygwin/opt/tinyos-1.x/tos/platform/pc/HPLPotC.nc:51: expected interface `DiagMsg', but got interface
Thanks Prabal.
Okay, now I get it. Actually I had downloadedTinyos 1.1.0 from http://www.tinyos.net/download.htmland upgraded the CONTRIB directory bydownloading it from CVS repository. Now when I look into my tinyos-1.x/apps , it does NOT have "Testtimestamping" application.
So, I guess I
alpha [0, 1] controls the history of the estimator, it is used in function
void updateEst(TableEntry *Nbr)
if u see line305 in file MultihopWMEWMA.nc
tmp = ((2 * ((uint16_t)Nbr-receiveEst) + (uint16_t)newAve * 6) / 8);
the 6/8 = (0.75) and 2/8 (0.25) is the Alpha. ie here they use 25% of old
If you just want to download a single directory, you can enter the
following sequence of commands:
cd $TOSROOT/apps
cvs -d:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot/tinyos login
cvs -z3 -d:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot/tinyos co -d
TestTimeStamping tinyos-1.x/apps/TestTimeStamping
The 'co -d'
Ok. I have actually already
referred to this to configure MATLAB but i still cannot get it to run properly.
I'll be upgrading my MATLAB to version 7 today and i'll see if that can work. If
it can, then the MATLAB version was the problem. If it doesn't, i'm going to
need a lot of help.
Hi,
I might be wrong but just wanted to mention something.
It seems that Radiocoordinator.nc in tinyos-1.x/tos/interfaces in CVS has been changedand this change is preventing succeesful compilation ofcertain files.
For example when I tried to compile TestTimeStamping, it gave error "blocktimer
The documentation states that LossyBuilder assumes
that the TinyOS radio is set to medium? What does
this mean? What is the actual RADIO_TX value?
Thanks in advance.
Do the best you can, with what you have, where you are. -- Roosevelt
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I found out the problem. Actually it was fault on my end, did not delete the old versions of the files when I upgraded, so an old version of radiocoordinator.nc was giving me the problem. Now it is fine.
However I have another question. Why is the "make pc" (I want to simulate first) not working
Hi..I am trying to run the Listen utility on tinyOS-1.1.15 on Fedora Core. I have done the following:1. Changed to the $TOSROOT/beta/TOSComm directory and run make2. Created a symlink between /dev/ttyUSB0 and /dev/ttyS100 (someone had referred to this in some archive post)
3. When I run motelist
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