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My goal is to make a wireless serial connection to the robot as if it were wired to my laptop. I have 2 xb24 version 1084, usb explorer, explorer regulated. The Robot has rx, tx, gnd and 3.3v pads. As I understand it would be a AT transparent setup. 1) Phisical connection to Explorer Regulated from robot, DOUT = RX, DIN = TX, GND = GND. Is this correct? 2) What about power?

Can I connect the robot 3.3v to the explorer 5v (at the edge of the board) or should I connect directly to the 3.3v on the explorer (looks like direct to the 3.3v xbee pin) instead? 3) USB explorer on x-ctu on my laptop says USB Serial port (com4) so it looks like at least that module is connected. After soldering the explorer regulated to the robot pads, how do I connect to it? 4) I've read about firmware upgrade, is that needed for AT to proceed? 4) What next to make this serial connection happen? Jan 24, 2010 in by New to the Community ( 5 points). Pumpkin Patch Field Trip Letter To Parents. >3.3v to the explorer 5v works, also to the 3.3v pin1 on xbee.

I'm not sure what you mean by this, but I hope it doesn't mean you're actually feeding 5V to the XBee. That would be a sure recipe for disaster. >cannot downgrade to any firmware now to test others, connection to modem lost. There are a few suggestions in the FAQ for dealing with the situation where X-CTU can't talk to the XBee.

Driver Cns Windows 7. Version 10CD should be fine though (although it isn't the latest). Reading between the garbled bits in the terminal printout, the far send seems to be reporting quite a few error messages - so something's apparently wrong there. Also, I'm guessing that the output is being generated at a fairly high rate. Given that, you're probably going to need to implement flow control on the connection in order not to lose characters. However, lack of flow control shouldn't lead to garbled characters. What was the baud rate you were using when you captured the output?

Jan 30, 2010 by Veteran of the Digi Community ( 464 points). Hello Johnf, thanks for taking a look here.

The RS Media only puts out 3.3v so what I meant was that I could connect the 3.3v to the 5v input of the explorer regulated with the xbee on it and it would power up normally. I read up on the xbee power input before anything. As fas as the x-ctu, it does read both xbee's at 115200, and I can do At configs, just cant do any firmware updates after updating to 10CD. So i've stayed on 10CD. The robot communicates at 115200 and I have configured both xbee's at that speed and have set 2 stop bits on the hyperterminal with no improvement. So the captured output was using 115200.

Freddy Jan 30, 2010 by New to the Community ( 5 points). Hello Johnf, thanks for taking a look here. The RS Media only puts out 3.3v so what I meant was that I could connect the 3.3v to the 5v input of the explorer regulated with the xbee on it and it would power up normally.

I read up on the xbee power input before anything. As fas as the x-ctu, it does read both xbee's at 115200, and I can do At configs, just cant do any firmware updates after updating to 10CD. So i've stayed on 10CD. The robot communicates at 115200 and I have configured both xbee's at that speed and have set 2 stop bits on the hyperterminal with no improvement.