IoTGateway/Net HAL Simulator - Revision history

Fred.chang: /* Programmable mode */

2016-08-16T02:02:12Z

‎Programmable mode

2016-07-18T02:40:20Z

‎Virtual mote description

2016-07-18T02:39:47Z

‎Sensor prototype list

2016-07-11T07:07:11Z

‎Programmable mode

2016-07-11T07:06:39Z

‎Programmable mode

2016-07-11T07:05:16Z

‎Virtual mote description

2016-07-11T06:26:50Z

‎Interface description

2016-07-11T06:13:16Z

‎Interface description

2016-07-11T06:12:26Z

‎Interface description

2016-07-11T06:11:47Z

‎Interface description

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 If there are no other words in the center of the sign like (##), It is the random mode. The value will updated by random value per second.
 ==Programmable mode==
-The syntax is “(#[second]@[value]- [second]@[value]-…and so on#)” like “(#3@5-7@13-9@1#)”. The meaning of “(#3@5-7@13-9@1#)” is shown below chart. The latest second word like 9+1=10 is the period of the code, and the value of the zero second is equal to the value of the latest second.
+The syntax is “(#[second]@[value]- [second]@[value]-…and so on#)” like “(#3@5-7@13-9@1#)”. The meaning of c is shown below chart. The latest second word like 9+1=10 is the period of the code, and the value of the zero second is equal to the value of the latest second. In other words, “(#3@5-7@13-9@1#)” is equal to “(#0@1-3@5-7@13-9@1#)”.
 [[File:Mote simulator random value.png]]

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   Sensor_Info="n:Environment CO2"
   Sensor_Value="v:25, min:0, max:50"
-  Sensor_Trigger_Mode=“Edge"
+  Sensor_Trigger_Mode="Edge"
   Sensor_Type="Temperature"
   Sensor_Info="n:Room Temp"
   Sensor_Value="min:0, max:100"
-  Sensor_Trigger_Mode=“Level@3"
+  Sensor_Trigger_Mode="Level@3"
 *Sensor_Product is a user-defined name.

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   Sensor_Default_Info="n:Temp, u:Cel"
   Sensor_Default_Value="v:(##), min:0, max:100"
-  Sensor_Default_Trigger_Mode=”Edge”
+  Sensor_Default_Trigger_Mode="Edge"
 *The Sensor_Type indicates the kind of sensor.
 *The Sensor_Default_Info has two values, name(n) and unit(u).
 *The Sensor_Default_Value has three values, value(v), minimum(min) and maximum(max). The sign “(##)” means a programmable value which is generated by simulator, and it will be explained in chapter programmable value.
 *The Sensor_Default_Trigger_Mode has an alternative option, Edge or Level. Edge is reported by triggering, and Level is reported per second.
 ==Interface description==
 This file is placed in a directory named by Communication_Type like “wsn” and filename is fixed to “@interface.ini”.  The type of the interface on gateway was defined in it like Wifi, WSN, Zeebig, Bluetooth and so on. Those had some important values like mac or uuid. The form is shown below.

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 If there are no other words in the center of the sign like (##), It is the random mode. The value will updated by random value per second.
 ==Programmable mode==
-The syntax is “(#[second]@[value]- [second]@[value]-…and so on#)” like “(#3@5-7@13-9@1#)”. The meaning of “(#3@5-7@13-9@1#)” is shown below chart. The latest second word like 9+1=10 is the period of the code, and the value of the zero second is the extension of the latest second.
+The syntax is “(#[second]@[value]- [second]@[value]-…and so on#)” like “(#3@5-7@13-9@1#)”. The meaning of “(#3@5-7@13-9@1#)” is shown below chart. The latest second word like 9+1=10 is the period of the code, and the value of the zero second is equal to the value of the latest second.
 [[File:Mote simulator random value.png]]

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 If there are no other words in the center of the sign like (##), It is the random mode. The value will updated by random value per second.
 ==Programmable mode==
-The syntax is “(#[second]@[value]- [second]@[value]-…and so on#)” like “(#3@5-7@13-9@1#)”. The meaning of “(#3@5-7@13-9@1#)” is shown below chart. The latest second word like 9+1=10 is the period of the code, and the value of the zero second point is the extension of the latest second.
+The syntax is “(#[second]@[value]- [second]@[value]-…and so on#)” like “(#3@5-7@13-9@1#)”. The meaning of “(#3@5-7@13-9@1#)” is shown below chart. The latest second word like 9+1=10 is the period of the code, and the value of the zero second is the extension of the latest second.
 [[File:Mote simulator random value.png]]

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 *Sensor_Element_Size indicates the number of sensor.
 *Sensor_Type、Sensor_Info、Sensor_Value are the same as Sensor support list. If the value is not defined in this scope, the default value in Sensor support list will be adopted.
-*Sensor_Trigger_Mode has two choices, Edge and Level. Edge is triggered if value is changed. Level is triggered per custom sec, but it is also triggered by that value is changed.
+*Sensor_Trigger_Mode has two choices, Edge and Level. Edge is triggered if value is changed. Level is triggered per customize sec, but it is also triggered by that value is changed.
 =Programmable value=

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   [Interface]
-  Interface_Name="WSN0"
+  Interface_Name="WSN"
   Interface_Number=0
   Interface_Id="0001852CF4B7B0E8"

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 **The Interface_Number is the index of this interface in system.
 **The Interface_Id is the mac or the uuid of interface.
-**The Interface_Health is the calculated result of health or a virtual number.
+**The Interface_Health is the calculated result of health or a fake number.
 ==Virtual mote description==