How do I reset my XBee module?
Where is a switch “Reset” on XBee module?
- Insert module to adapter-board XBee-USB.
- Connect cable micro-USB to computer.
- Run X-CTU and press “Query/Request”.
- Have dialog-box “Press and release Reset Switch …”
How do I update my XBee firmware?
Update the firmware of the XBee modules
- Click the Configuration working modes button .
- Add local and remote XBee modules to your computer.
- Select a local or remote XBee module from the Radio Modules list.
- Click the Update firmware button .
How do I restore XBee?
The XBee recovery tool is an embedded tool that you can use to force a firmware update on radio modules with damaged firmware. You can also use this tool to recover a radio module from programming mode. To open the XBee recovery tool, select XBee recovery from the Tools drop-down menu on the main XCTU toolbar.
Can XBee connected to WiFi?
Two XBees, configured correctly, can seamlessly pass data to each other from one serial port to another. XBee WiFi’s are no different! Following that same set of steps, you can set up a second XBee WiFi module to also connect to your wireless network. It’ll get a unique IP address (usually assigned via DHCP).
How do I connect XBee to my computer?
Follow the steps below:
- Plug your XBee into your XBee Explorer, and plug the Explorer into your computer.
- Open XCTU.
- Hit Test/Query to make sure you can communicate with your XBee WiFi.
- Click over to the “Modem Configuration” tab.
- Select “Active Scan” near the top of the scrolling window.
Why isn’t my XBee project working?
Home› Projects›Common XBee Mistakes Common XBee Mistakes Your XBee project isn’t working? Here’s some common mistakes that both beginners and experts make: Not using the latest firmware (especially if ATD0 or ATIR is giving an error)* No reference voltage to VREF pin on the 802.15.4 radios (analog and digital reads give wrong values)
How well do XBee modules communicate with each other?
They communicate fine, but the problem is that if I send bytes to serial port in a row (without delay) xbee module does not react at all. If I put delay between bytes everithing works ok.
Can I use 5hz instead of XBee?
July 7, 2013 at 10:21 pm 5Hz is much faster than an XBee will handle directly. I’d recommend another solution unless you are simply using the XBees to transmit data collected and stored using an external processor. I’m not understanding what you are trying to accomplish by changing sleep modes between cyclic to pin sleep.
What is the baud rate of the XBee?
All the Xbees are in API mode 2 and working at a baud rate of 115200. I am using a library called “Simple Zigbee Library” to send all the collected data to the Coordinator.