Hi everybody,
I have a question for you over the wireless module.
I have seen on the web site that the new version (1.4.3) is released with the module named: "OpenZB Zigbee stack".
There is a demo or a manual to use it? I have searched on the web site but I have found nothing.

Thank you, and compliments for the good work done!

Marco

Hi Marco,

The OpenZB module has been developed thanks to a collaboration between the IPP-HURRAY! group from the University of Porto in portugal and the ReTiS Lab of the Scuola Superiore S. Anna.

Version 1.4.3 contains a preliminary version of the stack, together with an integration with Scilab and Scicos that we showed in an example at the Microchip MASTERS in phoenix last July.

Moreover, a set of examples have been developed my the guys at the ReTiS Lab, and presented in the Training Course we organized in Pisa in June.

But you are right... for some reason the OpenZB demos slipped out of the ERIKA Enterprise release 1.4.3. In effect, they discovered it just a few days ago, and the situation will be probably fixed in a few days... We'll send you another message here on the forum when some demo will be available...

Ciao,

PJ

Ok,
so I'll wait for it!

Thank you,

marco

I have tried to use the library "ieee802154" adding in the conf.oil file this code:

EE_OPT = "__ADD_LIBS__";
LIB = ENABLE { NAME = "ieee802154"; };

and then in the file that I use to run the library, I have add the command #include "..."

The problem is that building the project the compiler don't find the file of the library.
Is correct the configuration I have used to add library, or there is something incorrect?

Marco

Hi Marco,

I think that you included the file without mentioning the directory. for eg: #include "Nwl.h" will not work. You have to add
#include "nwl/Nwl.h".

Please find attached a demo example of ieee802154 application.
You should put the unzipped directory inside ee/examples/pic30/
Then you can create a new ieee80154 project from the RT-Druid templates in eclipse.

Also remember to change the device type inside the conf.oil.
Use CFLAGS = "-DDEVICE_TYPE_COORDINATOR"; for the coordinator,
CFLAGS = "-DDEVICE_TYPE_END_DEVICE"; for the end device.

If the problem persists send us the compilation error.

Regards
Mangesh.

Thanks mangesh!

Marco: a small note on how to use the file: just copy it into a subdirectory of the examples directory in the Evidence installation. Then, you'll be able to access the example when creating a new project...

bye

PJ