Developing a WSN application using Crossbow devices and software

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Developing a WSN application using Crossbow devices and software Anil Karamchandani

Agenda Introduction to Crossbow and Moteworks Description of Moteworks Platform Overview of Crossbow wireless sensor equipments Demo

Introduction to Crossbow and Moteworks Crossbow was started in 1995 and was involved in the software and hardware aspects to develop tools for wireless sensors Crossbow was one of the first suppliers of the Berkeley-style MICA motes After the invention of MICA motes their other products included the MICA2 (868/916 MHz) and MICAz (2.4 GHz) motes, and the Intel-designed IMOTE2 In the software design platform, Crossbow created MoteWorks for all its hardware application

Introduction to Crossbow and Moteworks Key Features of MoteWorks Supports all Crossbow MICA and IRIS series Mote hardware and sensor boards MoteView: Rich interface for visualization and analysis of sensor data streams MoteConfig: Simple graphical interface to program flash and configure firmware images XServe: Powerful utilities for data logging, parsing, conversions, and alerts Cygwin: Command line shell and development environment Programmers Notepad: Rich text editor and compilation front-end

Description of Moteworks Platform

Overview of Crossbow wireless sensor equipments Sensor Data Acquisition Boards Processor/Radio Platforms or “Motes” Gateways and Network Interfaces

Sensor Data Acquisition Boards

MTS 310 Sensor

Processor/Radio Platforms or “Motes”

MICA 2 Mote

Gateways and Network Interfaces

MIB 510

Project Demo Objective : To develop a simple sensing application (MyApp_Sensor) that samples the temperature on a sensor board and sends the message packet over a RS- 232 serial connection Tools Utilized: • MICA2 Mote: Standard edition of MICA2 • One Sensor or Data acquisition board: MTS 310 • One Gateway/Programming board: MIB510/MIB 520 • A Windows PC with MoteWorks platform installed

Project Demo – Configuration and Procedure for developing a sensor application

Project – Demo Within the MoteWorks framework a minimum of five files will be placed in any application’s directory: MakeFile MakeFile.component Application Configuration written in nesc Application module written in nesc Readme (optional)

Project Demo - Steps Use Programmer’s Notepad Compile: Select Tools > make mica2 If successful we get “writing TOS image” in output Load Program: Select Tools>shell and type in make mica2 reinstall mib510,com1 or Use MoteConfig Output: xserve –device=COM1 (* Configure MakeXbowLocal file according to application and hardware need such as frequency, power, channel, port number etc. before following these steps)