Release date: 10/09/2011
Download from https://github.com/openwsn-berkeley/openwsn-fw/tree/RB-1.2.

OpenWSN now runs CoAP.

CoAP (Constrained Application Protocol) is the "HTTP for motes" being finalized by the IETF CORE working group. In an OpenWSN network, every mote is now both a CoAP client and a CoAP server:

since a mote is a CoAP server, you can interact with it from any computer on the Internet, using a regular web browser (check out Copper for Firefox).
since a mote is a CoAP client, it can interact with an CoAP-enable server:
- that server can be a data server on the Internet, to which a mote publishes data;
- that server can be a query server on the Internet; think about a sprinkler querying weather.com to figure out whether it should turn on today;
- that server can be a different mote in the network; think about a light asking the presence detector whether there is still someone in the room.

The OpenWSN implementation covers the following Internet drafts:

Details about the new OpenWSN functionalities:

CoAP resource directory registration
- after connecting to the network, a mote registers its resources to a CoAP resource directory (RD);
- the RD used in the release is http://interop.ipso\-alliance.org:8000/ ;
- the host is set to openwsn followed by the last byte of the mote's EUI64;
- the mote refreshes its registration every 5 min;
- you can force a mote to re-register immediately by sending a CoAP POST command to resource /reg.
CoAP GET
- get a list of available resources by sending a CoAP GET command on the resource /.well-known/core
- access the current value of a sensor by browsing to its resource. Supported resources are:
  - /led returns 1 or 0 (LED);
  - /t returns the raw 16-bit ADC measurement from the temperature sensor;
  - /xl1 returns the raw 16-bit ADC measurement from the sensitive accelerometer (X axis, Y axis, Z axis, filtered Z axis);
  - /info returns the version of the stack running, the board, microcontroller and radio models.
CoAP PUT
- switch the mote's LED on/off by sending a CoAP PUT to /led containing '1' or '0' .
CoAP sensor data publishing
- all sensors can publish data to a data server;
- the data server used in the release is http://motes.eecs.berkeley.edu/data/;
- you can turn on/off any sensor by sending a POST command to that resource containing a '1' (start publishing) or a '0' (stop publishing);
- by default, only the temperature sensor is publishing every 60 s.