I'm using xBee modules Series 2, and getting a small problem with the AtCommand example [I downloaded the library through the IDE]. The problem is that the module sends a Modem Status (type 8A) message right when it starts. This means that when the code checks for a response from the first AT command, it will receive this message as a reply; then all the other responses will be offset.
I think that adding a quick call to xbee.readPacket() at the end of the setup() function should fix this.
I also suggest that the example code be changed to give an ASCII output of what the response command is, like this:
if (atResponse.isOk()) {
SerialBridge.print("Command [");
SerialBridge.print((char)atResponse.getCommand()[0]);
SerialBridge.print((char)atResponse.getCommand()[1]);
SerialBridge.println("] was successful!");
Hi,
I'm using xBee modules Series 2, and getting a small problem with the AtCommand example [I downloaded the library through the IDE]. The problem is that the module sends a Modem Status (type 8A) message right when it starts. This means that when the code checks for a response from the first AT command, it will receive this message as a reply; then all the other responses will be offset.
I think that adding a quick call to
xbee.readPacket()at the end of the setup() function should fix this.I also suggest that the example code be changed to give an ASCII output of what the response command is, like this:
Otherwise works well so far. Thanks !