Comments for Jan Floras blog http://www.nflora.dk/studie Reporting on JN5121, HCS08, MC13192 and Open Source 802.15.4 for TinyOS Wed, 08 Sep 2010 08:11:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 Comment on Jennic code released by janflora http://www.nflora.dk/studie/?p=65#comment-69428 Mon, 16 Feb 2009 08:16:33 +0000 http://www.nflora.dk/studie/?p=65#comment-69428 Hi Li, Guess this is a pretty late reply :-) But I've been really busy.. The link to the download has been fixed awhile back. I have talked to Jennic, and they are not willing to release any specifications on their chip to the public. The reason is, that they do not want any support on the chip itself, but rather on their own software protocol. Hi Li,
Guess this is a pretty late reply :-) But I’ve been really busy.. The link to the download has been fixed awhile back. I have talked to Jennic, and they are not willing to release any specifications on their chip to the public. The reason is, that they do not want any support on the chip itself, but rather on their own software protocol.

]]> Comment on Jennic code released by Li http://www.nflora.dk/studie/?p=65#comment-46446 Sat, 19 Jul 2008 21:55:42 +0000 http://www.nflora.dk/studie/?p=65#comment-46446 Hello Jan, Have you tried to contact jennic asking for the specs to their chip? And link to tinyos port to jennic broken. Could fix it? kind regards, li Hello Jan,
Have you tried to contact jennic asking for the specs to their chip?
And link to tinyos port to jennic broken. Could fix it?
kind regards,
li

]]> Comment on Tiny15Four v.0.9 by janflora http://www.nflora.dk/studie/?p=60#comment-34790 Mon, 26 May 2008 12:10:58 +0000 http://www.nflora.dk/studie/?p=60#comment-34790 Hi Fred, Get hold of the contrib library from the TinyOS CVS. In contrib/diku there should be an implementation of the Freescale dig528 platform. In there you should be able to find what you are looking for. Jan. Hi Fred,

Get hold of the contrib library from the TinyOS CVS. In contrib/diku there should be an implementation of the Freescale dig528 platform. In there you should be able to find what you are looking for.

Jan.

]]> Comment on Micro.4 timers working by janflora http://www.nflora.dk/studie/?p=69#comment-34789 Mon, 26 May 2008 12:07:56 +0000 http://www.nflora.dk/studie/?p=69#comment-34789 Hi Fred, I have looked through some of MeshNetics work but I have never tried their code out. Currently I'm not in possesion of a platform which is supported by MeshNetics. Jan. Hi Fred,
I have looked through some of MeshNetics work but I have never tried their code out. Currently I’m not in possesion of a platform which is supported by MeshNetics.

Jan.

]]> Comment on Tiny15Four v.0.9 by Fred http://www.nflora.dk/studie/?p=60#comment-34295 Fri, 23 May 2008 15:35:09 +0000 http://www.nflora.dk/studie/?p=60#comment-34295 Hi Jan, I'm currently looking in your source code and I wonder if you can provide me the files which define these function/variables: TOSH_SET_RADIO_RESET_PIN ACK_IRQ SETUP_IRQ_PIN enterFEEMode Linker file (.prm) _Startup void main(void) Thanks a lot and good luck in your project! Fred Hi Jan,

I’m currently looking in your source code and I wonder if you can provide me the files which define these function/variables:
TOSH_SET_RADIO_RESET_PIN
ACK_IRQ
SETUP_IRQ_PIN
enterFEEMode
Linker file (.prm)
_Startup
void main(void)

Thanks a lot and good luck in your project!
Fred

]]> Comment on Micro.4 timers working by Fred http://www.nflora.dk/studie/?p=69#comment-32792 Thu, 15 May 2008 20:15:41 +0000 http://www.nflora.dk/studie/?p=69#comment-32792 Hi, I just wonder if you have compare your 802.15.4 stack (tiny15four) with the openmac of MeshNetics? I currently looking to use one and I try to consider every option. Hi,
I just wonder if you have compare your 802.15.4 stack (tiny15four) with the openmac of MeshNetics?
I currently looking to use one and I try to consider every option.

]]> Comment on Jennic code released by kiran http://www.nflora.dk/studie/?p=65#comment-21769 Mon, 17 Mar 2008 12:14:19 +0000 http://www.nflora.dk/studie/?p=65#comment-21769 right ! how much does the actual 802.15.4 layer( with physical layer) occupy? i mean with out the application. i just want to know how much space i have for my small appln. Thank you very much ! right ! how much does the actual 802.15.4 layer( with physical layer) occupy? i mean with out the application. i just want to know how much space i have for my small appln. Thank you very much !

]]> Comment on Jennic code released by janflora http://www.nflora.dk/studie/?p=65#comment-21766 Mon, 17 Mar 2008 11:13:44 +0000 http://www.nflora.dk/studie/?p=65#comment-21766 Hi Kiran, It all depends on what kinds of applications you wish to run upon the 802.15.4 layer. My simplest test application using beaconing, GTS and everything takes up around 27Kb of flash, so you won't have much space for your app there. On the contrary, if you only wish to be using 802.15.4 for simpler applications there should be plenty of room. Hi Kiran,

It all depends on what kinds of applications you wish to run upon the 802.15.4 layer. My simplest test application using beaconing, GTS and everything takes up around 27Kb of flash, so you won’t have much space for your app there. On the contrary, if you only wish to be using 802.15.4 for simpler applications there should be plenty of room.

]]> Comment on Jennic code released by kiran http://www.nflora.dk/studie/?p=65#comment-21682 Sun, 16 Mar 2008 00:59:03 +0000 http://www.nflora.dk/studie/?p=65#comment-21682 i am using a development board which has MSP430F2274 MCU WITH CC2500 transciever. i am using a development board which has MSP430F2274 MCU WITH CC2500 transciever.

]]> Comment on Jennic code released by kiran http://www.nflora.dk/studie/?p=65#comment-21680 Sun, 16 Mar 2008 00:51:01 +0000 http://www.nflora.dk/studie/?p=65#comment-21680 hi ! i am thinking to port tinyfouros for MSP430 platform. but the MSP 16 bit chip has only 32 kb flash. do you think it would be enough..? hi ! i am thinking to port tinyfouros for MSP430 platform. but the MSP 16 bit chip has only 32 kb flash. do you think it would be enough..?

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