Thank you Jack.
I will send only data first in a multihop. How can I configure Node A to transmit to B and B to C etc in a multihop network?
I plan to have USB doggle+xbee pro on one computer as a transmitter and another USB doggle+xbee pro as a receiver, Then having a lot of arduino+xbee pro+xbee shield in between as router.
Thanks
With the ZB modules, all the mesh networking happens automatically. So Node A simply addresses the message to the intended endpoint, i.e. Node C. Each coordinator or router device continually tracks link status to its neighbors. This is used to do routing. The network will decide whether to route the message through Node B, or just directly from Node A to Node C. Not sure about your setup, but Node B would be redundant as long as Nodes A and C are within range of each other.
See the ZB Product Manual, "Link Status Transmission", page 57.
Thanks Jack.
Do you think is not possible to address node A to B and B to C.....................in that order by entering the 64bits address of each in the other, so they can transmit as required?
Coolman:
Thanks Jack.
Do you think is not possible to address node A to B and B to C.....................in that order by entering the 64bits address of each in the other, so they can transmit as required?
What would be the point? Sorry, I may not be understanding. If the aim is to send data from A to C, then why involve B, possibly unnecessarily? Let the network decide if it's necessary.
Hello Jack,
Does arduino accept JAVA language? i mean can i write code in java and upload to arduino?
Hello,
If i plug my xbee S2 on USB explorer, it works fine but when i plug it on xbee shield seated on Arduino board, is giving me error "Unable to communicate with modem' i attach it here. Please can somebody help with this problem?
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Er, uh, let me see if I got this correct. You have an XBee plugged into an explorer that is plugged into your PC, then you take it out, go over to an arduino with an XBee shield and plug the XBee into it. Suddenly you don't understand how the PC can't connect to the XBee that isn't plugged into the explorer anymore??
YES, exactly. Do you know why the computer can't recognize it?