S2C Programmable XBee Adaptor Board
XBee modules from Digi International come in two different mounting types: S2B module (Through Hole Technology) and S2C (Surface Mount Technology). If you buy the Programmable XBee S2C kit (XK2-Z7SB0)...
View ArticleS2B Programmable XBee Adaptor Board
In a previous post we talked about using an S2C XBee intermediate board to isolate any pin from the S2C module using jumpers, for creating your prototypes in an easy way. If you are using a...
View ArticleConnect a Character LCD to a Programmable XBee
In this example, we will look at how to use the Programmable XBee module to control a character LCD. This example demonstrates how to create different actions with a character LCD based on the HD44780,...
View ArticleProgrammable XBee Playing ‘The Imperial March’ Using a Buzzer
In this example we show you how to play a tune using a buzzer and the PWM interface of the Digi Programmable XBee module. Here a video with the result: Here is the source code used to create the...
View ArticleGraphic Display Connected to the Programmable XBee
The sample is not supported in standard 32 Kbytes flash memory modules. To run this sample you need a S2B or S2C module with 128 KBytes of flash memory. This 128K module variant is not yet released. In...
View ArticleConnecting a Capacitive Touch Keypad to the Programmable XBee
In this post we are going to show you how to connect a capacitive touch keypad to your Programmable XBee module. If you got the Programmable XBee SDK created by Digi, you already have an example of how...
View ArticleUsing Programmable XBee in DIO
In this post, we are going to change the XBee module included in the XBee Digital I/O Adapter (DIO) for a Programmable XBee, then install the example Programmable DIO code. If you have Digi’s...
View ArticleCurrent Sensor: INA209
In this post we show you how to use a XBee S2B ZB module with a current shunt monitor chip (INA209) from Texas Instruments. The INA209 chip is a high-side current shunt and power monitor with an I2C...
View ArticleLow-Voltage Detection Example
In this post we’ll show you how to use the Low Voltage Detection (LVD) feature of the Programmable XBee to print a message when a minimum voltage is reached on the module’s power pins. This is useful...
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