This diagram is on the EOL internal site to prevent hackers from becoming intrigued.
Motes
The following motes will be deployed at the bao and ehs sites:
BAO and EHS Motes
dsm(id)
mote
sensor id (hex)
sensor
bao (7)
1
23
Tsoil
20
Tsoil.x
26
Gsoil, HFT
28
Qsoil, ECHO
2f
TPO1
2
22
Tsoil.10cm
23
Tsoil.20cm
28
Qsoil.10cm
29
Qsoil.20cm
17
56
Rsw.in
5b
Rsw.out
67
Rpile.in
6a
Rpile.out
3b
Wetness
5
49
power
ehs(8)
4
21
Tsoil
22
Tsoil.x
24
Gsoil, HFT
2a
Qsoil, ECHO
2f
TP01
10
20
Tsoil.10cm
21
Tsoil.20cm
2a
Qsoil.10cm
2b
Qsoil.20cm
8
57
Rsw.in
59
Rsw.out
66
Rpile.in
6b
Rpile.out
39
Wetness
2
49
power
After logging into a DSM, use the md or mote_dump commands to display the mote data. The first parameter is the DSM id, either 7 for bao or 8 for ehs.
md 7
This will show the currently reporting radio motes, as an ID, followed by binary jibberish. If all motes at a site are reporting, you should see ID1, ID2 and ID17 at bao, and ID4, ID10 and ID8 at ehs, as shown n the above table. The power motes are not displayed with md or mote_dump.
Then to see the calibrated data for a given mote, enter its id after the DSM id (and a comma). For example, to display the regular soil mote on the bao:
md 7,1
The reporting rates are low, you may have to wait up to 10 seconds to see the data, or longer if there is radio interference.
