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proiecte:coap-sparrow [2017/01/23 23:10] dan.dragan [Implementation and setup configuration] |
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+ | 6LoWPAN defines two categories of routing: mesh-under and route-over. Our project is based on the mesh-under routing method, which uses the layer-two data link layer addresses (IEEE 802.15.4 MAC and short address) to forward data packets. In a mesh-under system, routing of data happens transparently, | ||
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In order to set up a new Sparrow wireless sensor network using COAP the following instructions should be used: | In order to set up a new Sparrow wireless sensor network using COAP the following instructions should be used: | ||
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sudo ~/ | sudo ~/ | ||
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+ | The image below represents the output of a serial monitoring of the Coordinator when three other Sparrow nodes joined the network. The Coordinator assigns MAC addresses and short addresses to the routers and devices and registers them in a children table. | ||
{{ :proiecte: serialmonitor.png | Serial monitor for Coordinator}} | {{ :proiecte: serialmonitor.png | Serial monitor for Coordinator}} | ||
- | = Serial monitor output for a Sparrow Coordinator = | ||
+ | The below topology presents a coordinator, | ||
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{{ :proiecte: topology.jpg? | {{ :proiecte: topology.jpg? | ||
- | = Sparrow CoAP topology with a Coordinator, | ||
===== Resources ===== | ===== Resources ===== | ||
* [1] https:// | * [1] https:// | ||
+ | * [2] Jonas Olsson, 6LoWPAN demystified, | ||
+ | * [3] https:// |