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What would you want to do with it? Ultimately, here are all the things I'd like to do with Contiki on Zigduino.
I need to prepare my nodes so that they will work with the Contiki avr-zigduino platform.
I want to make sure my system is working properly.
I want to collect sensor values from nodes scattered all over.
I want to use the on-board temperature and voltage sensors.
I want to view and analyze the sensor data on the PC.
I want to make changes to a remote node from a base node, for example turning on or off a lamp.
I want my nodes to communicate even if they are not all within communication range from one another.
I don't want to hand-configure each node to specify its physical position (its parent) in the network. I want to add or remove nodes from the network without having to specifically configure that node or any others in the network.
I want individual sensor nodes to last a long time (> 1 year) on a single battery charge.
I want to connect to my nodes from PCs on my network, for example to view information about my node or control it from a web browser on my PC. >> Normally in Contiki this seems to be accomplished using slip and tunneling. What's not clear is why not just have a root note on the internet using UIP over (say) ENC28J60?
I want my nodes to be able to access my internal network, and the Internet beyond, for example to post sensor readings to pachube.
I want to be able to use all my Arduino libraries and other handy functionality in Contiki programs.
As an absolute beginner, I am not comfortable with command-line development or makefiles, so I need to make Contiki sketches from the Arduino IDE.