[Tinyos-2-commits] CVS: tinyos-2.x/doc/html/tutorial lesson5.html, 1.1.2.11, 1.1.2.12

[Jan-Hinrich Hauer]

Update of /cvsroot/tinyos/tinyos-2.x/doc/html/tutorial
In directory sc8-pr-cvs10.sourceforge.net:/tmp/cvs-serv6270/doc/html/tutorial

Modified Files:
      Tag: tinyos-2_0_devel-BRANCH
	lesson5.html 
Log Message:
Sense displays the three most significant bits of a sensor reading now.

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  What you see above is a <i>generic interface definition</i>, because the
  <code>Read</code> interface takes a type parameter. Generic interfaces are
! is explained in the nesC Language Reference Manual (version 1.2 and above).
  Here it is enough to know that generic interfaces have at least one type
  parameter and two components can be wired together only if they provide/use the
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  What you see above is a <i>generic interface definition</i>, because the
  <code>Read</code> interface takes a type parameter. Generic interfaces are
! explained in the nesC Language Reference Manual (version 1.2 and above).
  Here it is enough to know that generic interfaces have at least one type
  parameter and two components can be wired together only if they provide/use the
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  to run <code>Sense</code> using the mda100's light sensor.
  
! <p> Once you have installed the application the bottom bits of the sensor
! readings are displayed on the node's LEDs (0 = off, 1 = on). If your
! <code>DemoSensorC</code> represents a sensor, whose readings change quickly
! (e.g. a light sensor when you move your hand over it) you should be seeing the
! LEDs toggle, otherwise <code>Sense</code> is not so impressive. Let's have a
! look at a more interesting application: <code>Oscilloscope</code>.
  
  <a name="oscilloscope"><h1>The Oscilloscope application</h1></a>
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  to run <code>Sense</code> using the mda100's light sensor.
  
! <p> Once you have installed the application the three most significant bits of
! the sensor readings are displayed on the node's LEDs (0 = off, 1 = on). If your
! <code>DemoSensorC</code> represents a sensor whose readings are fluctuating
! greatly you may see the LEDs toggle, otherwise <code>Sense</code> is not so
! impressive.  Let's have a look at a more interesting application:
! <code>Oscilloscope</code>.
  
  <a name="oscilloscope"><h1>The Oscilloscope application</h1></a>