I have a GEM running COM version 4.0 and ENG version 1.49. It is has serial only communications with an xbee chip. I have an XBee radio on a USB plugged into my computer and am trying to configure this radio to communicate with the GEM device so I can receive the GEM data on my computer. I've looked through the GEM manuals, but can't find any communication settings detailed. How do I need to configure my radio to receive the GEM data?
Thanks,
Tom
Zigbee setup for standalone
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Re: Zigbee setup for standalone
We use a Series 2 S2B Xbee chip with the following settings:duckygator wrote:I have a GEM running COM version 4.0 and ENG version 1.49. It is has serial only communications with an xbee chip. I have an XBee radio on a USB plugged into my computer and am trying to configure this radio to communicate with the GEM device so I can receive the GEM data on my computer. I've looked through the GEM manuals, but can't find any communication settings detailed. How do I need to configure my radio to receive the GEM data?
Thanks,
Tom
ZB AT Mode Router firmware
PAN ID: 345
Node ID: E3
Baud Rate: 19200
Everything else is default
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Re: Zigbee setup for standalone
Thanks Ben,
I'll give those settings a try.
I'll give those settings a try.
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Re: Zigbee setup for standalone
The one difference is you'll want to use Coordinator mode since we use Router.duckygator wrote:Thanks Ben,
I'll give those settings a try.
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Re: Zigbee setup for standalone
Thanks Ben! It is working.