Hello,
How do I control my end point xbee I/O from my coordinate xbee?
After I gave him DH and DL?
is it just ATD04? Or I might need to refare the at command to the specific end point?
I am not looking for PTP communication.
Thank you.
Use the AP remote commands as listed in the XBee document found on Digi Int’s web site.
I red the document several times. Can you please give me a AT command? I was abale to communicate with the 2 xbees, but not to use the IOs.
Thank you.
I meant to type API commands. To do this the local XBee must be in API command mode (see API operation in doc) and then use the AT Queue Parameter Value (API ID 0x09) which the remote XBee will return a Command Response packet (API ID 0x88) containing the I/O data.
This is assuming your are using Series 1 XBees. Are you?
This is a good explanation of how to use Remote AT Commands to change I/O:
http://www.digi.com/support/kbase/kbase … tl?id=3221
Despite this is for Series 2 Xbees, you can use nearly the same for Series 1.
If you were to use any other AT command, you’d have to choose the AT Command that best fitted you from the page 28-35:
https://www.sparkfun.com/datasheets/Wir … asheet.pdf
And do s/t similar.
ander.dominguez:
This is a good explanation of how to use Remote AT Commands to change I/O:http://www.digi.com/support/kbase/kbase … tl?id=3221
Despite this is for Series 2 Xbees, you can use nearly the same for Series 1.
If you were to use any other AT command, you’d have to choose the AT Command that best fitted you from the page 28-35:
https://www.sparkfun.com/datasheets/Wir … asheet.pdf
And do s/t similar.
Thank you! the first link was very helpfull!
I was able to set an reset dio4 pin using remote AT Command mode. You can take help of DIGI API FRAME MAKER.
you may take a look http://millionbit.blogspot.com/2014/03/ … nsmit.html