TinyOS编程入门材料.pdf

Getting Started Guide Rev. B, August 2004 Document 7430-0022-05 © 2002-2004 Crossbow Technology, Inc. All rights reserved. Information in this document is subject to change without notice. Crossbow and SoftSensor are registered trademarks and DMU is a trademark of Crossbow Technology, Inc. Other product and trade names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders. Wireless Sensor Networks Getting Started Guide Table of Contents 1 Mesh Networking Right Out-of-the-Box 4 1.1 Installing the Surge-View Folder onto Your PC5 1.2 Preparing the Sensor Nodes and Base Station 6 1.3 SerialForwarder7 1.4 Running the Surge GUI8 1.5 Analyzing Network-data with Stats 10 1.6 Reviewing Network Topology and Yield with HistoryViewer 11 2 Installation of TinyOS 13 2.1 What You Need for Installation 13 2.2 Installing TinyOS 1.1.0, Development Tools, and TinyOS 1.1.7 Updates..13 2.3 TinyOS PC Tools Verification16 3 Programing Environment Customization 17 3.1 Setting Aliases17 3.2 Compiling TinyOS Applications17 3.3 Programming Boards18 3.4 Installing TinyOS Applications into a Mote 19 3.5 Setting the Group ID and Node Address for the Mote Network20 3.6 Radio Frequencies 20 3.7 The MakeXbowlocal File 21 4 Introduction to TinyOS and NesC 24 4.1 TinyOS Programming philosophy 24 4.2 Concurrency Model25 4.3 An Example Application: Blink25 4.4 Compiling the Blink Application26 4.5 Programming a Mote and Running Blink 26 4.6 Generating the Component Structure Documentation 27 4.7 Radio Communications28