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Hi,

For create a smart energy thermostat, through the document I found, it should have a XBee SE RF module. But I haven't found it in the "Products", where could I get it and does X-CTU could do the configuration?

Thank you!

Zhen
asked Sep 8, 2015 in RF Solutions and XBee by zhen New to the Community (3 points)

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It appears you will need to convert your XBee modules to SE capable:

You can download the Smart Energy Conversion Kit here:

ftp://ftp1.digi.com/support/images/zb-to-smart-energy-conversion-kit.zip

Follow the instructions in the Conversion Kit to update your XBee firmware to the Smart Energy variant.
answered Sep 8, 2015 by userid0 Veteran of the Digi Community (2,158 points)
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yes, I use X-CTU for configurations.
for coordinator: ID=0 SC=3FFF SD=7 NJ=254 NT=255  EO=8 NK=0 KY=1 SN=4 SP=50;
for the module end device: ID=0 SC=3FFF SD=7 NJ=FE EO=8 SN=4 SP=50;
when I use API to register the module to the coordinator, the response of status is 02 (Device joined to network), but after 2s, it shows 03 (Device disassociated)
thank you so much!!!
commented Oct 16, 2015 by zhen New to the Community (3 points)
XCTU does not do the required Server based authentication that needs to be done for a Smart Energy product to associate.  

I would suggest you start by reading http://www.digi.com/standards/smart-energy/assets/appnote_xbee_se_devices.pdf
Then I would suggest using the In Premieres display  at http://www.digi.com/support/productdetail?pid=4253&type=utilities.
commented Oct 16, 2015 by mvut Veteran of the Digi Community (14,807 points)
Hi, me again...sorry for disturbe, but I got a new problem. I'm not sure what I had done that make the SE gateway is inactive also, and the page of Smart Energy Developer Tools--Debug--command cant refresh, it shows Request timeout. And in the Device Cloud, smart energy part it shows:  
Status: Inactive
Node Type (Role): Unknown
Manufacturer ID: 0xFFFFFFFF
Gateway Device ID: 00409DFF-FF60CCDE

And the log file:
Oct 21 20:32:48: System: Start
Oct 21 20:33:10: Security audit: + none root:python
Oct 21 20:33:12: Python autostart 1: Script 'main.py' starting.
Oct 22 13:40:21: chronyd: Successfully contacted an NTP server.
Oct 22 13:40:31: Python autostart 1: ERROR: script 'main.py' exited unexpectedly (code:1)
Oct 22 13:40:31: Security audit: + none root:python
Oct 22 13:40:32: Python autostart 1: Script 'main.py' starting.
Oct 22 13:40:39: Python autostart 1: ERROR: script 'main.py' exited unexpectedly (code:1)
Oct 22 13:40:40: Security audit: + none root:python
Oct 22 13:40:40: Python autostart 1: NOTE: delaying 2 seconds before taking action, due to recent reboots/restarts.

I tried update firmware and SE_framwork, doesn't work.

can you give me some advice? Thank you!
commented Oct 30, 2015 by zhen New to the Community (3 points)
What firmware versions does it have for the EOS and XBee?  What SE Framework version?
commented Oct 30, 2015 by userid0 Veteran of the Digi Community (2,158 points)
Firmware Version:3.2.12.4   cpx2e-se release gw-3.2.12.4 07/22/2015 16:41:26 CDT
XBee Firmware version:0x5132
Hardware version:0x2241
SE Framework:build_branch : release/1.6.10
description : SE Framework with support for X2e/X4 gateways and SE 1.1a features.
SE_spec_version : 1.1 revision 17
version : 1.6.10.4
I download form here: http://www.digi.com/products/xbee-rf-solutions/gateways/connectportx2ese?pid=5448#resources
commented Oct 30, 2015 by zhen New to the Community (3 points)
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