Hi Nick
Sorry I don't speak Chinese, I have added the tinyos mailing list back, others
might be able help more than me.
Do you want to use your own topology in tossim?
put your coordinates in a file with the same format as topology.out e.g1 5.41
11.202 3.55 6.73etcyou can use that as an input to linkLayerModel.javawith the
lines:TOPOLOGY = 4;
TOPOLOGY_FILE = topologyFile;in the configuration file
linkgain.out will contain the gain between all the nodes in your topology.
I have never used turnOff(), so don't know what could be wrong unless it was a
typo.
Mark.Date: Thu, 15 Apr 2010 23:19:10 +0800Subject: Re: [Tinyos-help] How to set
the coordination of motes with topology.outFrom: [email protected]:
[email protected] send a email to you ,beacause i saw your question
for how to bulid a topology in Tossim before.From the web site
:http://www.tinyos.net/dist-2.0.0/tinyos-2.x/doc/html/tutorial/usc-topologies.html
It tell us that we can bulid own topology,of couse only can set the
coordination of mote.i know how to use linkgain.out . But i don't know how add
coordination to motes with topology.out?Now you give up setting coordination to
motes? or you use other way to achieve ?or you use tinyos1.x? By the way , we
can do the some topology which is not with realistic by writing own topo.txt
like this style gain 1 2 -58.3 Are you a chinese by the way? Thank you for
your answer!Date: Thu, 15 Apr 2010 23:21:51 +0800Subject: Fwd: Turnoff some
motes randomly in the TOSSIM of tinyos2.1From: [email protected]:
[email protected] the py document, i import random , the segement of
py document....random.randint(1,5)t.getNode(i).turnoff(); but it output the
error you can see the error in the accessory . i wanne turnoff one mote
randomly,would you tell me how to do ?Thanks!!!
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