I've connected the Bees Shield v2.12 up with a regular old XBee Pro and a Seeeduino v3.0. I bought these a few years ago for a project I never quite got off the ground so I'm a bit behind the curve on using these.
I'm running the following code:
I get nothing when monitoring the Coordinator on a serial port and the XBees Shield configured per instructions with jumpers indicated like the wiki image. I did confirm that the code works without the Bees Shield by connecting the Seeeduino v3.0 to a Ladyada XBee breakout board and was able to see comms with the Coordinator so I'm thinking this is a shield problem. I tried it on a second shield as well.
The odd thing is the ON light starts by staying on, and the ASSOC light starts flashing like it's acquiring a signal but then after about 5 seconds, it goes out. Are these boards not giving enough juice to the part? The wiki says it it's compatible with 3.3v which is what the XBee needs.
Statistics : Posted by mcgski • on Sat Jan 03, 2015 3:34 pm • Replies 2 • Views 227
I'm running the following code:
I get nothing when monitoring the Coordinator on a serial port and the XBees Shield configured per instructions with jumpers indicated like the wiki image. I did confirm that the code works without the Bees Shield by connecting the Seeeduino v3.0 to a Ladyada XBee breakout board and was able to see comms with the Coordinator so I'm thinking this is a shield problem. I tried it on a second shield as well.
The odd thing is the ON light starts by staying on, and the ASSOC light starts flashing like it's acquiring a signal but then after about 5 seconds, it goes out. Are these boards not giving enough juice to the part? The wiki says it it's compatible with 3.3v which is what the XBee needs.
Statistics : Posted by mcgski • on Sat Jan 03, 2015 3:34 pm • Replies 2 • Views 227