Yes.  What type of mote are you using?  And how large do you expect your
data to get?

If the amount of data you're measuring is only a few kB, you can probably
create a huge buffer in RAM to store it, and read it out later.  That's the
easiest method, but you can't turn the mote off after the data is collected.

If you're using a mica2/mica2dot/micaz you can use a file system like
Matchbox to store data to flash.  See
http://www.tinyos.net/tinyos-1.x/doc/matchbox.pdf

Of course, once you have your data stored somewhere, you'll need to write
functionality to read it out somehow.

-david


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Sent: Wednesday, February 22, 2006 9:05 AM
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Subject: [Tinyos-help] Dumping sensor data to a file


Is there any way i can dump sensor data (in hex) into a file and then
read it out dynamically(or even statically) in order to do extra
manipulation on the data or to save the data for another time?

Thanks


Colin

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