I think it does, because it was possible to extract a value from TOS_Msg in T1 and then transform it into received signal strength...
2007/6/26, Steve McKown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi Bernardo, On Monday 25 June 2007 09:02:15 am Bernardo Avila Pires wrote: > Deer TinyOS-ers, > And so it came the day when I had to measure received signal > strength, etc, in mica2 motes. I found that cc2420 has a nice and > simple way to get such information. It is not the case for cc1000, is > it? > What if I define an interface for it and implement the operations? > Would it be extremely hard and unrecommended? And I have to mantaing > everthing TEP-compliant, right? > If there's a interface for getting rssi information from received > messages, please tell me and point me some directions. I'm not the right person to answer this question, since I haven't used the cc1000 radio. You can look at its data sheet to see if it has a feature not currently supported in software. Steve
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