Sun Microsystems V2.0 manual Reference, Persistent system properties, Property name Meaning

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Reference

Persistent system properties

Property name	Meaning
spot.hardware.rev	The first three of these properties define the hardware,
spot.powercontroller.firmware.version	power controller firmware and SDK software versions
spot.sdk.version	installed on the SPOT. The items starting spot.external.0
spot.external.0.part.id	define the first external board’s part id (what kind of
spot.external.0.hardware.rev	board it is), hardware and firmware versions. The items
spot.external.0.firmware.version	starting spot.external.1 define the same information for
spot.external.1.part.id	the second external board. The information about external
spot.external.1.hardware.rev	boards is updated as a SPOT boots, so the information
spot.external.1.firmware.version	will not be correct after boards are added/removed and
	before the SPOT is rebooted.
spot.remote.print.disabled	Inhibit remote echoing of output from a SPOT
	communicating with a remote base station. Defaults to
	false. See section Ensure that the remote Sun SPOT is
	executing the OTA Command Server.
spot.sectors.reserved.for.streaming	There are 30 64k sectors of flash memory available for
	application data storage in the SPOT. This property
	controls the division of these between flash memory
	available to stream over (see section Using
	IFlashMemoryDevice) and the RMS system (see section
	Using the Record Management Store). By default the
	property has the value 8, leaving 22 sectors for the RMS
	system.
spot.log.connections	Log to System.out each time a radiostream or radiogram
	connection is made. Defaults to true. See section Radio
	properties.
spot.diagnostics	If true, SPOT outputs additional information about
	various operations: sometimes useful for support
	purposes. Defaults to false.
spot.mesh.enable	If true, a SPOT that otherwise has no radio connections
	still functions as mesh routing router. Defaults to false.
	See section Configuring network features.
spot.mesh.route.logging	If true, output detailed information about mesh route
	discovery. Defaults to false. See section Configuring
	network features.
spot.mesh.traceroute.enable	If true, participate in traceroute requests. Defaults to false.
	See section Configuring network features.
spot.ota.enable	If true, the OTACommandServer is run at startup. See
	section Ensure that the remote Sun SPOT is executing the
	OTA Command Server.

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Contents Page Page Contents Http protocol support Introduction Deploying and running a sample application Building and deploying Sun Spot applicationsBuild Successful Total time 3 seconds \MyApplication Ant -Dport=COM2 info Total time 4 seconds \MyApplication Total time 0 seconds \MyApplication Incorporating utility classes into your application Deploying a pre-existing jarManifest and resources Excluding files from the compilationOther user properties Using the Basestation Built-in propertiesOverview Set up Base Station configuration Remote operationIntroduction Connect a Sun Spot base station Background Using short names for SPOTsManaging keys and sharing Sun SPOTs Take suitable actions during over-the-air downloadsSharing Sun SPOTs Changing the owner of a Sun SpotLimitations What is protected?Deploying and running a host application Generating a new key-pairMesh routing Configuring network featuresYour own host application Incorporating pre-existing jars into your host applicationHardware configurations and USB power Trace routeLogging Page Overview of an application ThreadsThread priorities Sun Spot device libraries Sun Spot device libraryDevice Interface Persistent properties Overriding the Ieee address Accessing flash memoryUsart Radio communication library Program Radiogram protocol Server end Client endYou can open server radiogram connections in a similar way Broadcasting Radio properties Turning the receiver off and on Conserving power using deep sleep mode Monitoring radio activityShallow Sleep Deep Sleep Activating deep sleep modeDevice Condition to permit deep sleep USB inhibits deep sleepPreconditions for deep sleeping Deep sleep behaviour of the standard driversWriting a device driver Http protocol support Configuring the http protocolSocket Proxy GUI mode Configuring projects in an IDEClasspath configuration Javadoc/source configurationDebugging Ant selectapplication Configuring Eclipse as a debug client Configuring NetBeans as a debug clientAdvanced topics Using library suitesWith adderlib as your current directory, execute the command Use the command Using the spot client SpotSerialPortException other exception in serial port comms Reference Persistent system propertiesProperty name Meaning Start address Space Use Contents of the arm directoryContents of the lib directory Memory usageContents of the bin directory preverify.exe Contents of the tests directory Contents of the upgrade directory