finally got the setup to work.
can't say for sure what exactly what was causing the problem. reflashed all the xbee's to their default and reset a few parameters and all is working fine.
code was fine and the pic's were fine.
finally got the setup to work.
can't say for sure what exactly what was causing the problem. reflashed all the xbee's to their default and reset a few parameters and all is working fine.
code was fine and the pic's were fine.
From a very preliminary test I did, the receiver of the XBees is very susceptible to saturation. I had to move the modules 10-15 meters away to work properly. I know this seems irrelevant ot your case but just keep it in mind.
Ioannis
P.S. Are you going to make a ZigBee network?
the distance factor could have been an issue and one to keep in mind. thanks.
i have the xbp24-zb's for another project for a ZB network.
this current one is using the "802.15.4 series I" xbee's.
i wonder if there is a config parameter that helps with the saturation issue for short distances? would you know?
Just drop the RF power to the minimum. But ifdistance is less that 5 meters the receivers are saturated again.
Ioannis
0= -10dBm
1= -6dBm
2= -4dBM
3= -2dBm
4= 0dBm
so with these 802.15.4 series I, lowest would be -10dBm, yes?
good to know, thx
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