Updated testing comments

diff --git a/apps/tests/cc2420/LplBroadcastCountToLeds/README.txt b/apps/tests/cc2420/LplBroadcastCountToLeds/README.txt
index 5aad6f0c96af8d674e1fd3884594b0aa39ce516c..2669f84e9456aa847b5f7107a02e8f1c3fb12bec 100644 (file)
--- a/apps/tests/cc2420/LplBroadcastCountToLeds/README.txt
+++ b/apps/tests/cc2420/LplBroadcastCountToLeds/README.txt
@@ -4,12 +4,29 @@ Author/Contact: tinyos-help@millennium.berkeley.edu
 Description:
 
 This is a low power listening version of RadioCountToLeds,
-using the broadcast address to delivery packets.  That means even in
-an ack'ing LPL scheme, the delivery will remain on for the full 
-duration of the receiver's LPL check to ensure all listeners get the message.
+using the broadcast address to delivery packets.  That means the 
+delivery will remain on for the full duration of the receiver's 
+LPL check to ensure all listeners get the message.
+
+Each node is performing 1 second receive checks, but there is a 
+1.5 second delay between each transmission.
+
+Verification:
+ * Install the application to at two motes
+ * Both motes should count up their LED's just like RadioCountToLeds
+   - This indicates they are communicating with each other.
+ * LED's will not toggle in rhythm.
+   - Being a broadcast LPL transmission, you'll sometimes see
+     the LED's count up one at a time, or multiple counts
+     at a time.  This is normal.
+
+If you see LED's waggling on both motes, the test passed.
+
+To compile for motes with CC2420 radios, you must do:
+  env CFLAGS="-DLOW_POWER_LISTENING" make <platform>
+
+
 
-Try it with ACK_LOW_POWER_LISTENING and NOACK_LOW_POWER_LISTENING by editing
-the Makefile
 
 RadioCountToLeds maintains a 4Hz counter, broadcasting its value in 
 an AM packet every time it gets updated. A RadioCountToLeds node that