Hands-On XBee Lab Manual: Experiments that Teach You XBee Wireless Communications

Preface and Acknowledgments Introduction to the X CTU Software How to Change XBee Module Configurations One Way Digital Input Communications Use an XBee Module for Remote Control XBee Modules Transfer and Control Analog Signals Remote Control of Digital and Analog Devices How to Transmit Data on a Logic Level Change How to Handle Data from Several Analog Inputs Investigate Sleep Modes and Sleep Mode Timing How to Use API Packets to Control a Local XBee Module How to Use API Packets to Control Remote XBee Modules How to Use API Packets to Control Remote I/O Lines Remote Control of PWM Outputs How to Parse Data from Digital and Analog Pins and Control Individual Digital Outputs How to Control Several XBee Modules with Broadcast Commands How to Communicate Between an MCU and an XBee Module Two Way Communications with XBee Modules How to Discover Nearby XBee Modules How to Set Up a Small XBee Network Digital and Analog Measurements in a Network How to Handle an Unknown Number of XBee Modules Exploring Cyclic-Sleep Operations Appendix - A: Logic Level Conversion Circuits Appendix - B: Hexadecimal Numbers and Checksums Appendix - C: Default Modem Configuration Settings for XBee (XB24) Modules Appendix - D: Electronic and XBee Resources Appendix - E: Excel Spreadsheet Packet-Creator Tool Appendix - F: XBee Experiments Bill of Materials Appendix - G: American Standard Code for Information Interchange (ASCII) Appendix - H: Troubleshooting Appendix - I: Blank Tables Appendix - J: XBee Connection Information Glossary Index