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This example shows how to handled remote XBee modules DIOs, ADCs and PWMs. The example configure the remote XBee module pins to the desired functionality and then operate on the pins.
See Handling remote modules DIOs ADCs and PWMs chapter for more information.
Common Setup¶
Make sure you have a valid Example Common Setup
Example Setup¶
Application¶
You have to configure the remote device 64-bit address by customizing the REMOTE_NODE_ADDR64_MSB and REMOTE_NODE_ADDR64_LSB defines with the remote XBee module 64-bit address.
Hardware¶
On the Remote XBee module, wire following peripherals on the pins specified on the table and schematics or change the application pins according to your hardware setup:
Line | Pin | Value |
---|---|---|
DIO2/ADC2 | 18 | ADC (Analog Input) |
DIO3/ADC3 | 17 | Digital Input |
RSSI/DIO10 | 6 | PWM (Analog Output) |
DIO4 | 11 | Digital Output |
Running the example¶
Build and deploy the example to the mbed module.
Reset the mbed module so the example starts. You should see the example debug information through the debug interface configured in the 'Local Setup' chapter.
Once joined to the coordinator, the application will do following operations:
- Configure the remote XBee module pins according to the table above.
- Do following loop every 5 seconds:
- Read DIO3_AD3 digital value
- Toggle LED associated to DIO4_AD4
- Read DIO2_AD2 analog value
- Set the led associated to PWM0 to different intensity levels