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IoT-LAB is a open Internet of Things testbed deployed in six sites throughout France. Its goal is to serve as a testbed for experiments and applications related to the future Internet of Things. There are three types of boards in IoT-LAB. One of them is the WSN430, with two versions: WSN430-v13b and WSN430-v14, differing the radio chip.
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This guide was prepared using - Ubuntu 13.10, 64-bit
- MSPGCC
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- Part of this demo runs on IoT-LAB web interface, so it's supported by other operating systems.
- If you don't like MSPGCC, you can use IAR Embedded Workbench
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