Difference between revisions of "Tips on Using Imote2"
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* Even though the default maximum message size is 29 bytes, the Imote2 will only send a message if it has an even length. The call to GenericComm.sendMsg will actually return FAIL if you try to send a 29 byte long packet. | * Even though the default maximum message size is 29 bytes, the Imote2 will only send a message if it has an even length. The call to GenericComm.sendMsg will actually return FAIL if you try to send a 29 byte long packet. | ||
* Size of local variable array is very small. If you want to use a large array, you need to declare it globally. E.g. realA, PS, W arrays. | * Size of local variable array is very small. If you want to use a large array, you need to declare it globally. E.g. realA, PS, W arrays. | ||
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Revision as of 16:39, 13 May 2008
- Washington State University has a great wiki with instructions on how to configure your platform to support the Imote2.
- The Imote2 uses the FTDI USB chip whose drivers may be downloaded here.
- Toggling an External Pin on the Imote2
- When sending over UART, make sure the debug board is connected.
- In TinyOS, TOS_LOCAL_ADDRESS is the last 2 digits of the mote id in hex
- Even though the default maximum message size is 29 bytes, the Imote2 will only send a message if it has an even length. The call to GenericComm.sendMsg will actually return FAIL if you try to send a 29 byte long packet.
- Size of local variable array is very small. If you want to use a large array, you need to declare it globally. E.g. realA, PS, W arrays.
