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Non responsive XBee Pro after config commands
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I am using XB24-AWI-001 modules in our product we are developing.
The following command sequence was sent to them with success initially before they have become unresponsive :
1200ms delay
+++
1200ms delay
ATDL FFFF\r
ATDH 0\r
ATMY FFFF\r
ATSM 2\r
ATA1 5\r
ATA2 0\r
ATWR\r
ATCN\r
The units respond as expected to this stream of commands etc once, and then nothing more is heard from them.
Any insights or suggestions would be very much welcome.
CS
xbee
at-commands
non-responsive
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May 20, 2014
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You are putting the modules into Pin sleep. Are you controlling the Sleep request line of the module with your processor?
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May 20, 2014
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Hi mvut,
You are correct and I thought that I had tied this pin to the correct level to prevent sleep, however I had a logic inversion.
After your answer I have resolved this and it works great now !
Thanks for your response,
CS
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