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An example mapping from a Linksys Router is shown below:

Finding Tmote Connect on your network (for Linux users ONLY)

If you do not have access to the DHCP client data, you can still find the IP address of your

Tmote Connect provided you are on the same network. You can discover the IP address of any

particular computer connected to the network using arping utility from

ftp://ftp.habets.pp.se/pub/synscan/arping-2.05.tar.gz

arping 00:04:5A:xx:yy:zz

arping 00:0F:66:xx:yy:zz

arping 00:13:10:xx:yy:zz

using the MAC address you recorded in step 1 of the installation.

NOTE: There are several, slightly varying versions of arping available. In particular,

arping included as part of the iputils package does not support pinging using the MAC

address. arping is only supported on Unix platforms.

Operation without DHCP

Tmote Connect ships with DHCP support enabled by default, but can operate without it even in

moderate size networks. In the absence of DHCP, Tmote Connect emits a series of “double-

beeps” to signal that no DHCP lease has been granted. It then attempts to claim address

192.168.1.77. If there is a conflict at that address (for example, another Tmote Connect has

already claimed it), the appliance will scan consecutive addresses until it finds an available

address and claim it. After the initial connection, you can assign a static IP address to your

Tmote Connect, see section “Tmote Connect Upgrades and Management” on page 10.

USB Extension cables to attach Tmote sky to Tmote Connect

Moteiv sells 1 meter USB A-A extension cables. You can order these cables from

http://www.moteiv.com or via email at [email protected].

Belkin (www.belkin.com) and DCables (www.dcables.com) provide USB A-A extension cables

of varying lengths.

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