You can skip the SerialForwarder part and connect local programs directly to the USB ports by using a MOTECOM envvar like [EMAIL PROTECTED]:mica2 for each specific COM port. The Listen tool and anything that uses BuildPacketSource does this.
Other wise I think you'll have to write your own program that opens each port itself. MS Jose L. Ponce wrote:
Hello all, Usually, to be able to communicate with a mote which is connected to the pc, one opens serialforwarder and a bridge between the mote and the pc is built, so that a java program or something can send and receive messages from the mote. For me, until now, this also means that one can communicate with only one mote connected to the pc. In my experiment, I have several motes connected to my pc per USB, and I would like to be able to communicate with all of them per USB, not using the radio, to establish some kind of time sync so to build later a sampling system controlled by the computer. Any ideas of how I could do this? I find opening one SerialForwarder per mote is not the most efficient solution... Thanks in advance, - Jose. _______________________________________________ Tinyos-help mailing list [email protected] https://mail.millennium.berkeley.edu/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tinyos-help
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