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We will use the setup depicted below:

Pre-compiled Binary Images

Prepare the server

SSH connection with tunneling

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source venv/bin/activate
cd openwsn-sw/
pip install -r requirements.txt

Start an Experiment

Create Experiment

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Note
This tutorial is written for the WSN430v14 board only.

Compile/retrieve binary image

You have the following options for retrieving the binary images:

• rebuild them yourself by running the following command:

  • for the DAGroot image on the device:

    Code Block
    scons board=wsn430v14 toolchain=mspgcc noadaptivesync=1 dagroot=1 oos_openwsn

    Save the resulting file as 03oos_openwsn_dagroot.hex.

  • for the non-DAGroot devices:

    Code Block
    scons board=wsn430v14 toolchain=mspgcc noadaptivesync=1 oos_openwsn

    Save the resulting file as 03oos_openwsn.hex.

• The resulting files are also attached to this page:
  

  Attachments
  patterns *.hex

Create Experiment

• choose a number of nearby nodes on the same IoT-LAB deployment site

• Associate:
  • 03oos_openwsn_dagroot.hex to exactly 1 nodethe node you want to be DAGroot.
  • 03oos_openwsn.hex to the remaining nodes
• Write down their namenames

Start OpenVisualizer

source venv/bin/activate
cd openwsn-sw/software/openvisualizer/bin/openVisualizerApp/
python openVisualizerWeb.py --port 1234 --iotlabmotes wsn430-1,wsn430-2,wsn430-3,wsn430-25,wsn430-26,wsn430-27,wsn430-49,wsn430-50,wsn430-51

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