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Back in the "Motes" tab, select mote 0001 and click on the "Toggle" button. You just declare mote 1 to be the root of your network (the DAGroot in RPL parlance, the sink in WSN parlance, the gateway, etc). You can select other motes and see that they quickly become "Synchronized!".
Congratulations, you have built your first OpenWSN simulated network!
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Before going on, you need to make sure you have a recent version mspgcc:
In particular, earlier versions Ubuntu (e.g. 12.04 LTS) came with the older msp430-gcc 4.5.3. This will NOT work; see
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The build environment allow you to build the firmware and load is on all your boards with a single command (how cool is that?):
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Your TelosB motes turn on their blue LED once synchronized.
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You might be tempted to look for a graphical representation of the topology. Unfortunately, this is only implemented in simulation mode. Really want it? Help fix
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- join the Mailing List.
- asks questions through the questions plugin.
- submit bugs and feature requests through the issue tracker.
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