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simpliciTI: battery-only network

simpliciTI: battery-only network

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Tiandong Wang
Posted by Tiandong Wang
on Apr 25 2011 03:33 AM
Prodigy80 points

Hi,

I'm now implementing a battery-only network with simpliciTI, the topology of which is peer to peer. In this network, both two devices are sleeping device. I want the sender transmits a message every 2s, the receiver turn on Rx every 2s, and the two devices sleep at other time.

Here're the questions:

1. If I use Wake-on-Radio function, how to determine the optimum Rx timeout and the  frequency of the transmitter retransmits? 

2. How to synchronize the two device? I mean when sender transmits the first message, but it is not the time of receiver's Rx time slot. By retransmitting?

3. Due to the difference between the two devices' timer and crystal oscillator, the Tx time slot and Rx time slot may not always coincide. How to solve this problem? By retransmitting? Or better idea?

4. Is there any good example to reference?

Thank you very much!

Best regard,

Tiandong

SimliciTI battery-only network
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  • Bruce Mitchell
    Posted by Bruce Mitchell
    on May 17 2011 11:51 AM
    Intellectual255 points

     

    Sorry no answer that I can provide; but I am attentively watching for replies to your post.

     

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  • Nuno Sousa
    Posted by Nuno Sousa
    on Jun 08 2012 03:58 AM
    Prodigy40 points

    I started working on a similar problem but i'm still figuring out how to do it.
    Any developments?

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