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| − | Open | + | * Open the JFed GUI, create a new experiment and drag in two wireless nodes. |
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| + | * Configure the nodes. Make sure that you: | ||
| + | ** Set the correct testbed for the node (defaults to w-iLab.2, needs to be set to Citylab) | ||
| + | ** Set Disk image to <code>Ubuntu 20.04 LTS 64-bit (CoT) with ARM gcc compiler</code>. This is important as we'll need the ARM gcc toolchain to compile the images for the devices. | ||
| + | ** Explicitly set the specific node to use. **Make sure that the nodes you select are within range of each other!**. You can use the [https://doc.lab.cityofthings.eu/nodemap/ Node Map] to help you with this. | ||
| + | ** name one of the nodes <code>node_tx</code> and the other one <node_rx>. You can use other node names but those are the node names that will be used throughout this guide. | ||
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| + | * Click "Run" to start the experiment and wait the the nodes to finish initialising. ''Important'': It'll take a bit longer than usual to start the experiment as the <code>Ubuntu 20.04 LTS 64-bit (CoT) with ARM gcc compiler</code> image we're using in this experiment is quite large so it'll take some time to load it onto the nodes. | ||
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| + | == Getting started with the EFM32GG+RFM95W (LoRa) module == | ||
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| + | To help you get started with the "EFM32GG+RFM95W" module | ||
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| + | === SSH into both the <code>node_tx</code> and <code>node_rx</code> nodes in separate terminals. === | ||
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| + | == OpenMote / OpenUSB == | ||
Revision as of 08:41, 5 April 2023
This quick start guide will explain how to get started with the "LoRa" (EFM32GG+RFM95W) an the OpenUSB modules of the Citylab testbed nodes.
Prerequisites
This quick start guide assumes you already have access to the Citylab Testbed and that you are familiar with the steps required to start experiments. If that is not the case then please follow the Getting Started guide first.
Experiment Setup
- Open the JFed GUI, create a new experiment and drag in two wireless nodes.
- Configure the nodes. Make sure that you:
- Set the correct testbed for the node (defaults to w-iLab.2, needs to be set to Citylab)
- Set Disk image to
Ubuntu 20.04 LTS 64-bit (CoT) with ARM gcc compiler. This is important as we'll need the ARM gcc toolchain to compile the images for the devices. - Explicitly set the specific node to use. **Make sure that the nodes you select are within range of each other!**. You can use the Node Map to help you with this.
- name one of the nodes
node_txand the other one <node_rx>. You can use other node names but those are the node names that will be used throughout this guide.
- Click "Run" to start the experiment and wait the the nodes to finish initialising. Important: It'll take a bit longer than usual to start the experiment as the
Ubuntu 20.04 LTS 64-bit (CoT) with ARM gcc compilerimage we're using in this experiment is quite large so it'll take some time to load it onto the nodes.
Getting started with the EFM32GG+RFM95W (LoRa) module
To help you get started with the "EFM32GG+RFM95W" module