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/** \addtogroup platform
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* @{
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**/
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/**
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\defgroup msb430 The Modular Sensor Board
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The Modular Sensor Board (MSB430) was developed by FU-Berlin and was
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added as a platform in Contiki in the spring of 2007. In its basic form,
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this board features a Texas Instruments MSP430f1612 processor, a
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Chipcon CC1020 radio chip, an MMA7260Q accelerometer, and a Sensirion
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SHT11 temperature and humidity sensor. The MSB also features an SD card
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reader, which makes it suitable for storage-centric sensor networks.
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There are also extended versions of the board that are equipped with a
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GPRS-modem and a GPS-receiver.
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\section msb430-programming Programming the MSB430
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The msb430 port requires an installation of mspgcc
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(http://mspgcc.sourceforge.net) to compile. Once the compilation tools
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have been installed, you can compile your software and Contiki with
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three main target types:
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<file>.firmware - A system image in ELF format.
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<file>.ihex - A firmware file converted to the Intel Hex format.
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<file>.u - Direct upload to a node.
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The node is typically programmed by typing
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make TARGET=msb430 <program name>.u
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Alternatively, a ready .ihex file can be uploaded to the node by running
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msp430-jtag -l <parallell port identifier> -e -I <ihex file>
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More information about the MSB430 platform can be found at
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Scatterweb: http://www.scatterweb.com/content/products/MSB_en.html
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@{
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*/
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/** @} */
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/** @} */
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