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How do I receive data from an existing xbee network to the XBee Gateway?
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I already have a xbee network. I want to update a web server based on the data being transmitted from the coordinator to the router. I have got an XBee Gateway. My question is: how to I access the transmitted data in the gateway and reproduce it in the server. I have trouble accessing the broadcasted data in the first place. Any help is greatly appreciated.
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You need to write and port over a Python application that one, reads the data from the XBee network and two, processes the data as desired.
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Hello...i can add little in this is that Setting up the hardware involves connecting pins from an XBee Grove Development Board to the Arduino Due. The board includes a left, bottom, and right column for pins.
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