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TinyOS 2.0 Tutorials
- Last updated 30 Oct 2006
-
+ Last updated 30 Aug 2007
+
These brief tutorials are intended to get you started with TinyOS. They show
you the basics of writing, compiling, and installing TinyOS applications.
They introduce the basic TinyOS abstractions: computation, communication,
sensing, and storage. The later tutorials go a little deeper into some of
the more advanced areas of TinyOS, such as handling interrupts,
- power management, and how platforms are organized. For the beta2 release,
- only tutorials 1-5 are ready.
+ power management, and how platforms are organized.
+
@@ -128,9 +128,21 @@ some mts310 sensor boards (you can also use mts300 boards, though you
will lose the movement detection functionality). If you do not have this
hardware, the slides and AntiTheft code should still provide a good
overview of TinyOS 2.
+
+
-
+ Lesson 15 describes the details of using the TinyOS printf library to
+print debug messages to your PC from a TinyOS application running on a mote.
+
+
+ This lesson demonstrates how to write low power sensing applications in TinyOS. At
+ any given moment, the power consumption of a wireless sensor node is a function of its
+ microcontroller power state, whether the radio, flash, and sensor peripherals are on,
+ and what operations active peripherals are performing. This tutorial shows you
+ how to best utilize the features provided by TinyOS to keep the power consumption
+ of applications that use these devices to a minumum.
+