Change xbee network state RCI

Question

Hey. Can anyone tell me how could I change a xbee network state from a RCI command.

I already know how to change settings parameters by the set_setting command, but I can't change others network configurations, such as net_addr, parent_addr, etc.

Is it possible or I'm wrong?

Best regards,

Morbach

Answer 1

These links from our Digi Python mediawiki should be useful to you:

http://www.digi.com/wiki/developer/index.php/RCI_Descriptor
http://www.digi.com/wiki/developer/index.php/RCI_Request
http://www.digi.com/wiki/developer/index.php/RCI_do_command

Comments

Michaelt, thanks for the reply.
 I read the documentation available in RCI Specification, and there is a part that mention about send AT commands to Xbee devices. The commands should be sent with <do_command target='zigbee'> and subcommand <radio_command> followed by the AT command. But I've been received the response "Unknow subcommand hint radio_command". I'm using a Connectport X2 and I'm sending the requests with cURL. All others requests in the documentation worked quite well, only this one didn't.

Any idea?

Best regards!

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Could you please post the example you sent?  A command response saying "hint" might be an indicator that your formatting is wrong or something, but it sounds like you're close.

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Hey michaelt. This's an example that I sent to my xbee radio.

<rci_request version="1.1">
                        <do_command target="zigbee">
                        <radio_command id="DH" addr="00:13:a2:00:40:ac:6a:af!">                          
                        </radio_command>
                        </do_command>
                    </rci_request>

In this case I want to get the Destination high address. But I caught the same reply.
<rci_reply version="1.1"><do_command target="zigbee"><warning id="1"><hint>radio_command</hint><desc>Unknown subcommand</desc></warning></do_command></rci_reply>.

As I mentioned, I'm sending this request  through cURL.

Any Idea?

Thanks again.

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Give this a try:

<rci_request version="1.1">
  <do_command target="zigbee">
    <radio_command id="DH" addr="00:13:a2:00:40:ac:6a:af!" />
  </do_command>
</rci_request>