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Hi, I'm trying send GPS (adafruit Ultimate GPS FeatherWing) coordinates to another location using XBees and then displaying GPS data on an LCD (Sharp 96 Booster Pack) using Energia. This involves 2 pairs of Xbees (4 total 2 different ranges), 3 MSP-EXP432P401R (Black Version), the GPS and the LCD. I wrote some code for the first MSP432 on getting GPS data and getting it to the XBee to transmit to another MSP432 (connected to 2 XBees). Although I haven't been able to test it (GPS and XBees aren't here yet) I feel like it will at least be close if not functional.GPStoXBEE.ino After
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Hi I'm new to using both the MSP-EXP432P401R (Black Version) and Energia. I want to attach a GPS (adafruit Ultimate GPS FeatherWing https://www.adafruit.com/product/3133) and an XBee to the micro-controller so I can send GPS data to another MSP432 micro-controller with an XBee. I see I can attach the GPS or XBee to the hardware uart pins 3.2(Rx) and 3.3(Tx) their listed as pins 3 and 4 respectively on the Energia Pin Map (https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/951776/15053945/5f47bac6-1305-11e6-9ab5-c71d425194ce.jpeg) but where can I find two other hardware pins for attaching a second
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I am new to Launchpad and Xbee. My goal is to create a sensor network. Right now, I am stuck at trying to get an xbee pro S3B attached to a Launchpad communicating to another xbee pro S3B in X-CTU on the computer. The second xbee is attached to the computer using Sparkfun's Xbee Explorer USB. X-CTU: the xbee connected to the computer is configured as a Non-Routing Coordinator on Network ID AAA. The Launchpad xbee is configured as a Standard Router with the High and Low Destination Addresses set to the high and low addresses on the Non-Routing Coordinator. The Network ID is also set to AAA
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I have an XBee (S2C) connected to my Mac and another XBee connected to a TI microcontroller (TIVA-C129) communicating with each other - Mac as a coordinator and TI as a router. I can communicate between them, but on the TI side, I can't read the exact data that is coming in the serial port. On the Mac, I am running below python code that reads the incoming serial data through XBee and writes an acknowledgment. #!/usr/bin/python import serial ser = serial.Serial('/dev/tty.usbserial-A104IC2U', 9600) ack='A' while True: incoming = ser.readline().strip() if incoming != 'A': print '%s' % inco -
I am using TM4C129 Launchpad launchpad and trying to connect XBee Series 2 (S2C) through UART. Looking into the pinout of TM4C129, I am connecting like below XBee TX <---> RX (UART0) XBee RX <---> TX (UART0) XBee 3.3V <---> pin#41 XBee GND <---> pin#62 I use below code on the LaunchPad at Energia void setup() { Serial.begin(9600); //pinMode(13, OUTPUT); } void loop() { Serial.println('H'); delay(1000); Serial.println('L'); delay(1000); } And the below python code runs on my Mac as a coordinator
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Hello! I am having trouble getting the correct values from my MSP432 to my DAC. So basically my project setup is as follows: Transmitting: -Microphone connected to the A15 channel of my MSP432 -Xbee connected to the UART pins 3.2, 3.3 CODE Tx: const int MICAN = A15; // MIC in void setup() { Serial1.begin(9600); // baud rate setting } void loop() { Serial1.print(analogRead(MICAN));// send mic value over serial delay(100); // for testing } /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Receiving: -MSP432 connected to my other Xbee d
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Hi, I am new to MSP432 and Xbee devices. I am trying to use the MSP432 and the Diji Xbee S1 to transmit and receive audio signals. However, I can't seem to transmit data over the Xbee. I just have the xbee module connected to pins: 3.3V, Ground, pin 3.3 transmitter and 3.2 receiver... I have confirmed that the Xbee's communicate using XCTU. Code: void setup() { Serial.begin(9600);// baud rate setting } void loop() { Serial.print("Failing");// send mic value over serial delay(100);// for testing } I can see the "Failing" showing up on the com port but not on the other
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Justo got my new BeagleBone Black. I had Xbee explorer that i used with Arduino Uno. Need help to connect Xbee to BBB and receive data.
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Over the past 10 years I've used various micro-controllers and devices to monitor and control my home heating and cooling system, water heater, sump pump, humidifier, AC power, lights, as well as a custom security system. After downsizing and moving into a condo a couple years ago, I also downsized my system toys, much to my wife's relief. But I am currently using a BeagleBoardXM to monitor our gas furnace and relevant weather datapoints. I thought I would share some of this project with anyone who might be interested. The heart of the monitoring system is a BeagleBoardXm running Ubuntu 13
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Electric stitches has a wonderful tutorial on talking to your beaglebone via a xbee radio. He's using the python-xbee API.
