WS2 Installation Instructions - Revision history

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 Attach the sensorboard to the iMote2.  Orient the iMote2 so that the sensorboard is on top, as shown in the photo below.  Attach the oscilloscope's probe to the pin circled on the photo below.
-[[Image:imote2-pin1.jpg]]
+[[Image:imote2-pin1.jpg|thumb|none|Click for full-size image]]
 === Step 2 ===

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 Attach the sensorboard to the iMote2.  Orient the iMote2 so that the sensorboard is on top, as shown in the photo below.  Attach the oscilloscope's probe to the pin circled on the photo below.
-[[Image:imote2-pin31.jpg]]
+[[Image:imote2-pin1.jpg]]
 === Step 2 ===

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 You will also want to record the ID of the iMote2 attached to the sensorboard.  You can find this ID by reading the last two digits of the serial number sticker found on the bottom of the iMote2 board:
-[[Image:imote2-serial.jpg|thumb|left|Click for full-size image]]
+[[Image:imote2-serial.jpg|thumb|none|Click for full-size image]]
 == Base Station Setup ==

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 You will also want to record the ID of the iMote2 attached to the sensorboard.  You can find this ID by reading the last two digits of the serial number sticker found on the bottom of the iMote2 board:
-[[Image:imote2-serial.jpg]]
+[[Image:imote2-serial.jpg|thumb|left|Click for full-size image]]
 == Base Station Setup ==

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 Use the oscilloscope to measure the frequency of this pulse.  It should be approximately 560 Hz, +/- 10%.  Record this measurement.
-You will also want to record the ID of the iMote2 attached to the sensorboard.  You can find this ID by reading the two digits of the serial number sticker found on the bottom of the iMote2 board:
+You will also want to record the ID of the iMote2 attached to the sensorboard.  You can find this ID by reading the last two digits of the serial number sticker found on the bottom of the iMote2 board:
 [[Image:imote2-serial.jpg]]

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 Installing WS2 is a multi-step process that involves setting up several software tools and performing some sensor calibration.  This document is designed to walk you through this process.  These instructions assume that you have a PC running a recent version of Windows (Windows 2000, XP, or Vista) and know how to use a text editor like [http://www.textpad.com/ TextPad] or [http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/ Notepad++].
-You will need to use a text editor application which supports "UNIX-style" line endings.  Unfortunately, the Notepad application included with Windows does not support this feature; but most other text editor applications do.  [http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/ Notepad++] is a free alternative to Notepad which will work with this tutorial.
+You will need to use a text editor application which supports "UNIX-style" line endings.  Most text editor applications support this feature. Unfortunately, the Notepad application included with Windows does not.  [http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/ Notepad++] is a free alternative to Notepad which will work with this tutorial.
 == TinyOS Setup ==

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		+	Installing WS2 is a multi-step process that involves setting up several software tools and performing some sensor calibration. This document is designed to walk you through this process. These instructions assume that you have a PC running a recent version of Windows (Windows 2000, XP, or Vista) and know how to use a text editor like [http://www.textpad.com/ TextPad] or [http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/ Notepad++].
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		+	You will need to use a text editor application which supports "UNIX-style" line endings. Unfortunately, the Notepad application included with Windows does not support this feature; but most other text editor applications do. [http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/ Notepad++] is a free alternative to Notepad which will work with this tutorial.
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	== TinyOS Setup ==		== TinyOS Setup ==

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