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Package | Role | Installation Notes |
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Python | implementation language | Using v2.7. v3.x not supported yet. |
PySerial | serial to mote | Using v2.6. |
PyWin32 | tunnel dependency (Windows only) | Using Build 218. Be sure to review README.txt at the download site to retrieve the proper version. |
SCons | tool execution | Using v2.3. |
TAP for Windows | IPv6 tunnel driver (Windows only *) | Using v9.9.2. When selecting components, include TAP Utilities as well as the adapter itself. The TUN interface on Windows requires some configuration. Follow our tun/tap for Windows tutorial, specifically the Install tun page and the Configure tun page (perform Computer B steps). |
Bottle web framework | UI library | Using v0.11.6, with Python's WSGI reference web server. Using the built-in template mechanism. Uses several JavaScript/CSS libraries: jQuery v1.10.2, jQueryUI v1.1.0, SlickGrid v2.2 (from this commit), and PocketGrid v1.1. |
serial to mote | ||
Silicon Labs CP2102 UART-to-USB bridge | serial to mote (e.g. GINA) | For Windows, download CP210x VCP Windows driver. Use the default options. If successful, Windows shows two new programs (Control Panel > Programs > Programs and Features):Silicon Laboratories CP320x USB to UART Bridge (Driver Removal) Silicon Laboratories CP320x VCP Drivers for Windows XP/2003 Server/Vista/7 |
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The following commands are available:
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web interface
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The web interface includes both the server and the is provided by a server application, and of course a browser to view the UI. At present, both server and browser must be on the same host computer.
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To get started, point your browser to the following URL: http://localhost:8080/moteview. The web user interface includes the same information as the GUI described above; however, although the location of individual data elements is not precisely the samemost of the information is grouped under one of three tabs. See the screenshot below.
The "motes" dropdown lists all the motes connected to the OpenVisualizer (either physically over a serial port, or as emulated motes):
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By default, none of the motes act as the DAG root. The DAGroot (see RFC6550) is the gateway of your OpenWSN network. It is both the root of the routing and synchronization Directed Acyclic Graphs (DAGs). You need exactly one DAGroot in your OpenWSN network, and it can be any OpenWSN node. |
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