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TI Sensortags (CC2650SDK) will be used a nodes | TI Sensortags (CC2650SDK) will be used a nodes | ||
TI CC2538 will be configured as a 802.15.4 sniffer | TI CC2538 will be configured as a 802.15.4 sniffer | ||
== Creating a 802.15.4 sniffer == | |||
# you need firmware that could act as a sniffer run on that mote (cc2538): the firmware, you could find on example on contiki folder ($CONTIKI_HOME/examples/cc2538dk/sniffer) | # you need firmware that could act as a sniffer run on that mote (cc2538): the firmware, you could find on example on contiki folder ($CONTIKI_HOME/examples/cc2538dk/sniffer) | ||
Revision as of 11:29, 17 February 2016
The idea is to build a network of sensortags communicating over IPv6 (6LoWPAN).
TI Sensortags (CC2650SDK) will be used a nodes TI CC2538 will be configured as a 802.15.4 sniffer
Creating a 802.15.4 sniffer
- you need firmware that could act as a sniffer run on that mote (cc2538): the firmware, you could find on example on contiki folder ($CONTIKI_HOME/examples/cc2538dk/sniffer)
- need software what forward the packet from sniffer to wireshark (available here)
- setup wireshark to read those packet
To build a firmware, one need to install the proper toolchain first. Instructions are available here
Flashing the CC2538
The goal is to create a new firmware and flash it to the cc2538DK
To create the new firmware, let's use a Contiki example (examples/cc2538dk/cc2538-demo.c)
Instructions are available here