Libelium Waspmote, Техническое руководство

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Working environment
• State 1 – Leds ON for 2 seconds
• State 2 – Leds blinking for 3 seconds
• State 3 – Sending messages
State 1 and 2 are only executed once (when program starts) whereas state 3 will loop indefinitely every 3 seconds (if we reset
Waspmote, the program starts again).
Every packet contains a message with sensor data formatted as Waspmote Data Frame. For further information, please check
the Waspmote Data Frame Guide in:
http://www.libelium.com/development/waspmote/documentation/programming
Example:
~\0x00I\0x90\0x00}3\0xa2\0x00@z\0xcb\0x92\0xd8\0xd3\0x02<=>\0x80\0x03#35689722#WASPMOTE#7#A
CC:80;10;987#IN_TEMP:22.50#BAT:93#\0xb4
Initially there are some hexadecimal characters, which belong to the API frame, followed by the message. In the above example
the message is:
<=>\0x80\0x03#35689722#WASPMOTE#7#ACC:80;10;987#IN_TEMP:22.50#BAT:93#
In the next chapter is shown how to compile and upload a first program in Waspmote.
26.2. Compilation
To use the Waspmote IDE compiler we must run the executable script called ‘Waspmote’, which is in the folder where the
compiler has been installed.
Waspmote is divided into 4 main parts which can be seen in the following figure.
Figure: IDE – Waspmote parts