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@harshad-ukH5ww • Jun 21, 2011
GP17Hi friends, does anybody know about how to implement Multi-hopping with Zigbee Pro. I need some information regarding with this. Could anybody help me on this? Thanks in advance.
well i have not worked on Zigbee but i can say that by using Addressing mechanism you can impliment Multi-hopping Network. and Zigbee works on that only.
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@gp17-mJPY0L • Jun 21, 2011
godfatherwell i have not worked on Zigbee but i can say that by using Addressing mechanism you can impliment Multi-hopping Network. and Zigbee works on that only.
Thanks for reply brother. Do you have any idea on how to do the addressing mechanism??
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@harshad-ukH5ww • Jun 21, 2011
Well which Zigbee module you are using? there must be one Address Register in ZigBee.
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@infinity-nimish-EUX5pZ • Jun 22, 2011
do you know to operate the zigbee module? i have operated on xbee 802.15.4 but not with zigbee. i think it too has transparent mode and api mode
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@gp17-mJPY0L • Jun 22, 2011
godfatherWell which Zigbee module you are using? there must be one Address Register in ZigBee.
Sorry for late reply brother. I'm using Xbee Pro 60W wire antenna from digi. Full details can be find from this link: #-Link-Snipped-#
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@gp17-mJPY0L • Jun 22, 2011
infinity_nimishdo you know to operate the zigbee module? i have operated on xbee 802.15.4 but not with zigbee. i think it too has transparent mode and api mode
me too using xbee pro 802.15.4 with X-CTU tools.
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@infinity-nimish-EUX5pZ • Jun 25, 2011
first of all you need to go through the entire xbee 802.15.4 document on digi.com
n multi hopping is easy.
say node 1,2 n 3
node1's destination address is node 3 with one hop.
keep a flag in the data field of node 1 such that when received by node 2 the flag will say if the data is for itself i.e node 2 or it needs to be forwarded to node 3. if so then destination address of node 2 will be node 3 -
@babuk-1UbNL8 • Jun 26, 2011
Hi,
If you want to send a message to a ZigBee device, you just send it to the MAC address or 16 bit address of the module you prefer. You can refer the document at the following link #-Link-Snipped-#<> for more details. Refer page number 53 for details about the Data Transmission. At the page number 99, they have described about API Operations and refer page number 129 for AT commands.
For further questions please consider using the <link removed>
Regards!!