config.h

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 * Authors:	Wei Ye
 *
 * This file configures the Physical layer, S-MAC and the application.
 * This file is supposed to be included before any other files in an 
 * application's configuration file, such as SMACTest.nc, so that these
 * macro definations will override default definations in other files.
 * These macros are in the global name space, so use a prefix to indicate
 * which layers they belong to.
 *
 */

#ifndef CONFIG
#define CONFIG

// Configure Physical layer. Definitions here override default values
// Default values are defined in PhyMsg.h
// --------------------------------------------------------------
//#define PHY_MAX_PKT_LEN 50       // max: 250 (bytes), default: 100


// Configure S-MAC into different operating modes 
// -----------------------------------------------
//#define SMAC_DUTY_CYCLE 50       // 1 - 99 (%), default: 10
//#define SMAC_NO_ADAPTIVE_LISTEN  // default: adaptive listen is enabled
//#define SMAC_NO_SLEEP_CYCLE      // default: low duty cycle mode

// With the following macro defined, the node is configured as a slave on
// sleep schedules. It keeps listening to SYNC packets until it receives
// one and adopts it. With one master node and all other nodes as slaves,
// its easy to set up a network with only the master's schedule.
//#define SMAC_SLAVE_SCHED

// User adjustable S-MAC parameters
// ---------------------------------
// Definitions here override default values in SMACConst.h

//#define SMAC_MAX_NUM_NEIGHB 20  // default value 20
//#define SMAC_MAX_NUM_SCHED 4    // default value 4
//#define SMAC_RETRY_LIMIT 3      // default value 3
//#define SMAC_EXTEND_LIMIT 3     // default value 3

// The following two macros define the period to search for potential 
// neighbors on different schedules. The period is expressed as the
// number of SYNC_PERIODs (10s). Therefore, 30 means after every 30
// SYNC_PERIODs, which is 300s, the node will keep listening for an entire
// SYNC_PERIOD. Maximum value is 255.
// The SHORT_PERIOD is used when I have no neighbor -- search more aggressively
// The LONG_PERIOD is used when I have neighbors -- don't perform too often
//#define SMAC_SRCH_NBR_SHORT_PERIOD 3  // max: 255, default: 3  (30s)
//#define SMAC_SRCH_NBR_LONG_PERIOD 30  // max: 255, default: 30 (300s)


// Now by default, S-MAC uses timer/counter 0, which conflicts with Clock
// and Timer components. If you want to use Timer or Clock, uncomment the
// following line to let S-MAC use the 16-bit timer/counter 1
#define SMAC_USE_COUNTER_1

// define the following macro to put a time stamp on each outgoing packet
//#define SMAC_TX_TIME_STAMP

// Configure the test application
// -------------------------------
#define TST_MIN_NODE_ID 1        // at least 2 nodes. node IDs must be
#define TST_MAX_NODE_ID 3        // consecutive from min to max
#define TST_MSG_INTERVAL 500     // in ms

// By default, each node keeps sending until it is powered off.
// To let a node automatically stop after sending sepecified number of 
// messages, define the following macro
//#define TST_NUM_MSGS 20
#define TST_NUM_FRAGS 5          // only used in unicast

// By default, each node alternate in sending broadcast and unicast
// for unicast, node i sends to (i+1), and node MaxId sends to MinId
//#define TST_BROADCAST_ONLY      // test broadcast only if defined
//#define TST_UNICAST_ONLY        // test unicast only if defined
//#define TST_UNICAST_ADDR 2      // specify unicast addr instead of default one
//#define TST_RECEIVE_ONLY        // set a node that only receives packets

// enable/disable UART debug, for S-MAC debugging through serial port
// Don't enable it unless you know what's going to happen.
//#define UART_DEBUG_ENABLE

#endif  // CONFIG