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Content preview: Hello, I am currently working on a project using an Iris mote
and I am having some problems. I have developed a custom sensor node that
I have attached to a female 51-pin connector. There are three sensors on
the node that are currently hooked up to ADC0-2. What I want to do is write
a program that will sample all three of these sensors (only one has to be
at a high rate) and perform some processing on them. The processing itself
is simple and easy, getting the actual data to do the processing on? A little
more complicated, at least to me. I have looked around the internet, the
tutorials, and the mailing list for the last several days and have just ended
up more confused than before. [...]
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--- Begin Message ---
Hello,
I am currently working on a project using an Iris mote and I am having some
problems. I have developed a custom sensor node that I have attached to a
female 51-pin connector. There are three sensors on the node that are currently
hooked up to ADC0-2. What I want to do is write a program that will sample all
three of these sensors (only one has to be at a high rate) and perform some
processing on them. The processing itself is simple and easy, getting the
actual data to do the processing on? A little more complicated, at least to me.
I have looked around the internet, the tutorials, and the mailing list for the
last several days and have just ended up more confused than before.
I have seen differing opinions on how to sample several sensors at once, I have
seen several opposing views on what files to modify or create, and so on and so
forth. Could someone please explain (or point me in the direction of a guide)
how you can sample several channels of the ADC at once and store that data in a
buffer?
Your help is greatly appreciated.
Robert Ammon
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