INET and passive RFID

[ahmad.e...@gmail.com]

Hi all,

is there any framework in OMNET++ that cover passive RFID?... I found Mixim for active RFID and it is already included in INET3, however, i could not found any example or tutorial for that matter..

thank you

ahmad

[ahmad.e...@gmail.com]

i'm trying my luck to use aloha example to start with.. however,  i found out that the message is always from host to server.. Can anybody help me adding the message from server to host? so that we could have 2 way communication?

Thank you a lot..
ahmad

[ahmad.e...@gmail.com]

manage to communicate between RFID mainly using codes from aloha.. however stuck on how to introduce coordinate to calculate distance.. :(

tried to use StationaryMobility but stuck on gates!!! several tries gives different errors such as:

-  Error in module (cModule) Aloha.server[0] (id=3) during network setup: Gate `Aloha.server[0].in' is not connected to a submodule (or internally to another gate of the same module).

-  Error in module (aloha::Manager) Aloha.manager (id=2) during network initialization: Gate `in' of compound module (cModule)Aloha.server[0] is not connected on the outside, upon arrival of message (aloha::mMsgFind)find host

-  Error in module (cModule) Aloha (id=1) during network setup: No submodule `server[2]' to be connected

-  Error in module (cModule) Aloha (id=1) during network setup: (cGate)Aloha.manager.out: connectTo(): gate already connected

-  Error in module (cModule) Aloha (id=1) during network setup: (aloha::Manager)manager: Gate index 0 out of range when accessing vector gate `out[]' with size 0

anybody could help me on this?

thank you..

 

On Thursday, December 3, 2015 at 10:14:24 AM UTC+1, ahmad.e...@gmail.com wrote:

[ahmad.e...@gmail.com]

tried everything... could anybody help me???

latest error..

Error in module (aloha::Manager) Aloha.manager (id=2) during network initialization: Gate `in' of compound module (cModule)Aloha.server[0] is not connected on the outside, upon arrival of message (aloha::mMsgFind)find host.

On Thursday, December 3, 2015 at 10:14:24 AM UTC+1, ahmad.e...@gmail.com wrote:

[ahmad.e...@gmail.com]

Now i understand why people use licenced simulation software rather than using a free one..

On Thursday, December 3, 2015 at 10:14:24 AM UTC+1, ahmad.e...@gmail.com wrote: