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    This document describes an experiment to mark sensor nodes using Cup Carbon software. The aim was to mark nodes using cup carbon. The theory explained that marking a node represents a sensor node with an LED switched on, rather than displaying messages. The script used the command "mark 1" to mark a node and "mark 0" to unmark it. Running the script in a loop resulted in a sensor being marked with a yellow-green center in the simulation output, demonstrating how to mark nodes using Cup Carbon.

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    This document describes an experiment to mark sensor nodes using Cup Carbon software. The aim was to mark nodes using cup carbon. The theory explained that marking a node represents a sensor node with an LED switched on, rather than displaying messages. The script used the command "mark 1" to mark a node and "mark 0" to unmark it. Running the script in a loop resulted in a sensor being marked with a yellow-green center in the simulation output, demonstrating how to mark nodes using Cup Carbon.

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    This document describes an experiment to mark sensor nodes using Cup Carbon software. The aim was to mark nodes using cup carbon. The theory explained that marking a node represents a sensor node with an LED switched on, rather than displaying messages. The script used the command "mark 1" to mark a node and "mark 0" to unmark it. Running the script in a loop resulted in a sensor being marked with a yellow-green center in the simulation output, demonstrating how to mark nodes using Cup Carbon.

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    KEVAL SHAH

    B3 – 36
    TEIT-2

    Experiment no. 3

    Aim: Marking Nodes using Cup Carbon.

    Theory:

    A marker node represents in reality a sensor node with a switched


    on led. It helps to do a visible action rather than displaying
    messages. Marking a node is done by the SenScript command
    mark 1. Unmarking the sensor node is done by the command
    mark 0.
    To mark a node, use the following script:

    loop
    mark 1
    stop

    The simulation result will show a sensor marked with a yellow


    green center.

    Initial State:
    Code:

    Output:
    Conclusion: Marked nodes using Cup Carbon software.

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