I'd have to know more about your application to opine on data structures,
if it's just image data then a one-D array seems reasonable. What didn't
work about your 2D array?
You are probably looking at the T2 tutorial which I don't have. If it's
about using EEPROM storage on the mote then that's probably the thing.
But also not that the EEPROM has a somewhat limited number of write
cycles which you need to consider in your speeds and feeds calculations.
MS
Sikar Chan wrote:
Thanks.
I would like to ask which kinds of data structure should I use for
storing the data ? I tried the 2D arrays for the data. but seems not work.
Would you give me some suggestion?
I read the "Lesson 7: Permanent Data Storage" of the help. Can I use it ?
On Jan 4, 2008 1:48 AM, Michael Schippling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
You don't say how fast of a 16KB...my informal measurements indicate
about 200 TOS_Msg/sec on the tmote USB, which is about 6000 bytes/sec
of payload.
It looks as if the tmote has 1MB of external FLASH mem that you could
use to store data, however I don't know how fast you can write it.
See the tmote spec sheet for a basic spec.
MS
Sikar Chan wrote:
> CmuCAM3 -> Tmote Sky -> USB
>
> I want to receive around 16000 bytes of data from CmuCAM3 to
Tmote Sky
> using UART0.
> And send to PC via the USB.
>
> Is it possible for Tmote Sky to save 16Kb of data?
> or Can I stream it? Can anyone give me some suggestion?
>
> Thanks a lot.
>
>
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