Arduino Wireless Shield and XBee?

Using Arduino Networking, Protocols, and Devices
#1

This is going to sound like a rather stupid question ... but if I program my XBee module to sample analog 0 every 5 seconds, would that be sampling A0 on the wireless shield, if I have my XBee on the wireless shield? Are the analog/digital pins mapped from the shield to the XBee's analog/digital pins?

Thanks,

Thomas

#2

but if I program my XBee module to sample analog 0 every 5 seconds, would that be sampling A0 on the wireless shield

Which shield?

Are the analog/digital pins mapped from the shield to the XBee’s analog/digital pins?

See above.

#3

Did I not state in the subject what shield I was using?

#4

Did I not state in the subject what shield I was using?

Well, I clicked on that “link” and nothing useful happened.

#5

Anyone else have any useful information to provide regarding my question?

Thanks,

Thomas

#6

I am confused by this too. I have the Arduino Wireless Shield and an XBee compatible RN-XV (http://arduino.cc/forum/index.php/topic,100365.0.html). I think the answer to our question is the same, so hopefully someone answers one of the threads.

#7

Looking at the schematic for that shield, the only connections between the shield and the Arduino that I see are to +5V, Gnd, TX, RX, and the 6 pin ICSP connector. So, it does not appear that the analog pins of the XBee are connected to the analog pins of the Arduino.

#8