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Cover 1 Copyright 3 Credits 4 About the Author 5 About the Reviewers 6 www.PacktPub.com 8 Table of Contents 10 Preface 16 Chapter 1: A World without Wires 22 XBee radio hardware 23 XBee product families 23 Versions and variants 25 Official XBee documentation 26 Your first transmission 26 Using the SparkFun XBee Explorer USB 27 Getting and running XCTU 28 Updating the firmware 31 Failed firmware updates 33 Configuration 34 Talking to the XBee module 34 Receiving data 36 Uploading the sketch 36 Connecting the XBee 36 Receiving data 37 Switching to API mode 38 First module in API mode 40 Sending data 40 Second module in API mode 44 Starting and joining a network 45 Module addressing 47 Network scanning and remote configuration 48 The Commissioning button and LEDs 49 Making your network secure 50 Distributing the network key 50 Trust center link key 51 Trust center terminology differences 51 Selecting encryption keys 52 Setting up your secure network 52 Disabling network joining 53 Other XBee families 54 Configuration values 55 Summary 55 Chapter 2: Collecting Sensor Data 56 Hardware setup 57 Serial on XBee 57 Handshaking signals 58 Voltage levels 58 Serial on a computer 58 Serial on A
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- Matthijs Kooijman
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- EN
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