[Tinyos-help] What is the unit for the LocalTime interface wired toTimerC on TelosB?

[Shaun Lawrence]

Sha,

Depends on how you have it wired. If you have it call out as "uses interface
LocalTime<TMilli> as LocalTime" then you would divide the result of
LocalTime.get() by 1024 to get seconds. Similar for others.

Basically it returns the number of ticks since bootup. Since the example
above was implemented using TMilli, then 1024 ticks = 1 second.


-Shaun

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[mailto:tinyos-help-bounces at millennium.berkeley.edu] On Behalf Of Sha Liu
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Subject: [Tinyos-help] What is the unit for the LocalTime interface wired
toTimerC on TelosB?

Hi,

I'm wonder what is the unit for the LocalTime interface wired to TimerC on 
TelosB. Basically, what number shall be multiplied to the number given by 
LocalTime.read()? I searched the mailing list archive but couldn't to find 
any answer. It will also be appreciated if any other pointers could be 
provided.

Thanks,

Sha 

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