Hmm Sir Can you teach me how to obtain the RSSI data using API mode in I/0 Samping data (AD2/DI02) is it just direct call or need to do some confriguration and connection to Xbee S2 I/O pin??

Is there a higher resolution version of this available? Maybe a PDF? It’s tough to read the fine print.

Finally got code entered properly from the video.

For those of you whom don’t want to type here is the code:

int led = 13;

void setup() {
pinMode(led, OUTPUT);
Serial.begin(9600);
}

void loop() {
digitalWrite(led,HIGH);
setRemoteState(0×5);
delay(3000);
digitalWrite(led, LOW);
setRemoteState(0×4);
delay(3000);
}

void setRemoteState(char value) {
Serial.write(0x7e);//Start byte
Serial.write((byte)0×0);//Length
Serial.write(0×10);//Length High
Serial.write(0×17);//AT Command Request
Serial.write((byte)0×0);//Frame ID
Serial.write((byte)0×0);//Serial Number of Destination
Serial.write((byte)0×0);
Serial.write((byte)0×0);
Serial.write((byte)0×0);
Serial.write((byte)0×0);
Serial.write((byte)0×0);
Serial.write(0xFF);
Serial.write(0xFF);//End of Serial Number of Destinition

// 16 bit of recipient or 0xFFFE
Serial.write(0xFF);
Serial.write(0xFE);
Serial.write(0×02);//Apply changes immediately

//Command name in ASCII charactors
Serial.write(‘D’);
Serial.write(’3′);

//command data in as many bytes after length bytes
Serial.write(value);

//checksum is all bytes after length bytes
long sum = 0×17 + 0xFF+ 0xFF + 0xFF + 0xFE + 0×02 + ‘D’ + ’3′ + value;
Serial.write( 0xFF – ( sum & 0xFF) ); //calculate the proper checksum
}

hallo.. can xbee nad arduino used for wireless monitoring system

hi, i have watched the videos. I really thankful for that.
The only problem is how to combine the code of reed switch and the code of temperature sensor together?
thanks.

I will use the XBee with PIC24fj64ga102. Could you please advise me how i should start to approach the programming part??

How do I modify the code for Series 1 Xbee and to find the rssi of the packet?

Thanks for the tutorials you don’t imagine how much help you have given me. Im new to XBees an Arduinos. Im interested in connecting an accelerometer(x,y,z) using XBees. Since I saw your Video #4 Im willing to to use D1 for x, D2 for y and D3 for z as analog inputs to the router XBee.
I want to monitor person movements so the data must me real-time precise. Can you help me with with this? Donations will be included.