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The eZ430-RF2500 board comes with demo software, which
creates a WSN in a star topology around the
Access Point . A
node which is not an access point is called an
End Device . By
running this demo, you will learn how to use the IAR tool.
Running the code
- Locate the folder containing the source code of the Sensor Monitor Demo, which was created when you followed the
installation instructions
Alternatively, this code is available in the downloadable
source code , in the
ti_demo
folder. . - Double-click on
eZ430-RF2500 Sensor Monitor Demo v1.02.eww
, this opens IAR. - In the Workspace, select the
Overview tab
, right click on theEnd Device
project and chooseSet as Active
. - Plug in the USB programmer, and select
Project>debug
(Ctrl+D) . The source is compiled, downloaded onto the target board and a default breakpoint causes execution to stop at functionmain()
. Stop the debug session by selectingDebug>Stop Debugging
(Ctrl+Shift+D) ; - Disconnect the USB programmer and swap the target boards between the USB programmer and the battery unit.
- In Workspace, set the
Access Point
project as active. Repeat the programming process. You now have two programmed target boards; close IAR.
Running the demo
- Plug in the Access Point target board mounted on the USB programmer in the computer. Both LEDs start blinking.
- Launch
Start Menu>ezwsn>eZ430-RF2500 Sensor Monitor
, displaying the temperature of the Access Point. - You see the temperature of the access point. Switch on your end Device, which appears on the screen
Read also:
OpenStax, Ezwsn: experimenting with wireless sensor networks using the ez430-rf2500. OpenStax CNX. Apr 26, 2009 Download for free at http://cnx.org/content/col10684/1.10
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