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IEEE 802.15.4 subsystem, IEEE 802.15.4 Low-Rate Wireless Personal Area Network (WPAN)
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- cntr/README: description of the counter board and its application - cntr/fw/common/crc32.c: variant of CRC32-IEEE802.3 shared by firmware and measurement application - cntr/fw/cntr/ep0.c (my_setup), cntr/tools/cntr/cntr.c (get_sample): protect the counter value with a CRC and an one's complement copy - cntr/fw/include/cntr/ep0.h: oops, wasn't checked into repository - cntr/tools/cntr/cntr.c: added section titles - cntr/tools/cntr/cntr.c (measure): show communication statistics at the end - cntr/tools/cntr/cntr.c (measure, usage, main): new option -d to enable reporting of communication errors - cntr/tools/cntr/cntr.c (set_stop, measure): let user stop measurement with SIGINT - cntr/tools/cntr/cntr.c (measure): get multiple "first samples" and keep the one with the shortest round-trip time - cntr/tools/cntr/cntr.c (measure): changed unit "ppk" (1/1000) to percent (1/100) - cntr/tools/cntr/cntr.c (usage, main): command-line argument is now the accuracy goal, while the system clock deviation is set with the new option -c - TODO: some more things to do |
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IEEE 802.15.4 Low-Rate Wireless Personal Area Network (WPAN) ============================================================ IEEE 802.15.4 defines physical layers and a media access control for wireless networks. ZigBee and 6loWPAN are based on IEEE 802.15.4. This project aims to add experimental WPAN functionality to the Ben NanoNote, in order to permit evaluation of overall network performance and to examine possible integration into future devices. This work is licensed under the terms detailed in the file COPYING. Hardware architecture --------------------- IEEE 802.15.4 transceiver chips are available from several manufacturers, including Atmel, Freescale, and Texas Instruments. These chips are similar in size, functionality, and cost. The first prototype is based on the Atmel AT86RF230. The RF module will be physically placed on the left side of the LCD module, replacing part of the display's PCB. When installed in the Ben, the transceiver will connect directly via SPI to the Jz4720. For development, a SiLabs C8051F326 microcontroller implements a USB to SPI conversion.