OpenVisualizer is the OpenWSN primary tool for visualization, debugging and simulation of the motes. It's a set of Python scripts designed to aid debugging, or simply to serve as a visualization platform.
Features
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developed plugging your OpenWSN network into the Internet.
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Features
- Connects your OpenWSN network to the Internet over a virtual interface (both Windows and Linux).
- Thanks to Python, portable across popular operating systems.
- Shows the internal state (neighbor table, scheduling table, queue, etc.) of each node physically connected to the interface;
- displays the multi-hop graph (not-implemented yet);
- translate error codes into human-readable sentences;
- buttons allows a use to trigger the sending of a packet;
- New! nodes can be connected either locally or remotely as an OpenVisualizer probe;
- New! provides a simulator in order to test the functionalities of the OpenWSN stack (testing and develop purpose).
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- OpenVisualizer.
- Displays errors reported by motes.
- can run with either physical motes, or emulated motes (for details, see OpenSim)
Running it
To start OpenVisualizer, use SCons on the command line:
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