err...what handshake routine? If you mean a message acknowledge sequence, the default behavior is none. You can turn on ACKs in the radio control code, but this only gives an indication at the sender that the receiver has gotten something so you can implement a retry mechanism of some kind when it fails.
Search this list and my example code for "ACK" for a lot of noise. MS Omar Bouzid wrote: > Dear Michael, > > I am currently using MTS310 sensor board and MICAz Motes in order to > implement a single hop wireless network. I have used one of the tutorial > examples which samples for example only the light sensor on a sensor > board, packetizes, and sends the data back to the base station directly > through first the serial port (UART) and second over Mote radio. > > The experimental scenario was as follows: > > One of motes was used as a sensor node to sense the light and the second > one was programmed with TOSbase code and was plugged into MIB520 gateway > to monitor the RF packet contents by displaying them using XSniffer on > PC. > > > I would be appreciated if you could help me to understand the handshake > routine between the sensor node and the other Mote. Cheers, OMB > _______________________________________________ Tinyos-help mailing list [email protected] https://www.millennium.berkeley.edu/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tinyos-help
