Make sure you are getting a SUCCESS from the send(), otherwise the
message is not sent and no sendDone() is to be expected.
As to reliability, you can use various kinds of ACKs. The choices depend
on your platform, so google around a bit. I also did some brute force
testing and a resend protocol on micas which you can see at:
http://www.etantdonnes.com/Motes/report_micaz/
MS
Nicole Caruso wrote:
Hi All,
For some reason my motes are having a hard time going to
AMSend.sendDone() after calling the command AMSend.send(). This makes
no sense because I think AMSend.sendDone() is called at the end of
AMSend.send().
Do you think that this has anything to do with hardware unreliability or
batteries that are running slightly low?
Also, if it has to do with unreliability, how can I make
sending/receiving packets more reliable? Any quick suggestions, if
possible, would be appreciated.
Here are some details about my project, in case they contribute to my
problem:
I am trying to implement a network of 6 or so motes. Part of my
algorithm includes having the five nodes turn their radios off
periodically. While their radios are on, these five of the nodes must
exchange messages with the sixth node, whose radio is always on.
Nicole
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