Hardware Version 36 not Supported

[ben-1975]

@jefffhaynes Hope you can help.

I just bought a XBee kit to try out and to learn a bit more about XBee. I have a proof of concept project that I would like to do and your library seemed like a great way to get started.

I am getting a System.NotSupportedException "Hardware version 36 not supported." error when I try and run the controller DiscoverNetworkAsync method.

Here is the stack trace: at XBee.DeviceFactory.GetProtocol(HardwareVersion hardwareVersion, UInt16 firmwareVersion) at XBee.Core.XBeeControllerBase.InitializeAsync() at XBee.Core.XBeeControllerBase.ExecuteAsync(FrameContent frameContent) at XBee.Core.XBeeControllerBase.ExecuteMultiQueryAsync[TResponseFrame](CommandFrameContent frame, Action`1 callback, TimeSpan timeout, CancellationToken cancellationToken)"

Have to admit that your comment in the DeviceFactory above the GetProtocol method is a little intimidating: "This is a direct port from the Digi library b/c it's so frickin complicated."

If you have any advice that would be great. Thanks Ben

[jefffhaynes]

I just pushed 1.6.4 but I don't have a way to test it with your device. Give it a shot and let me know.

[jefffhaynes]

Thinking about it just now I realize I made a mistake. I’ll have to fix it tomorrow.

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@jefffhayneshttps://github.com/jefffhaynes Hope you can help.

I just bought a XBee kit to try out and to learn a bit more about XBee. I have a proof of concept project that I would like to do and your library seemed like a great way to get started.

I am getting a System.NotSupportedException "Hardware version 36 not supported." error when I try and run the controller DiscoverNetworkAsync method.

Here is the stack trace: at XBee.DeviceFactory.GetProtocol(HardwareVersion hardwareVersion, UInt16 firmwareVersion) at XBee.Core.XBeeControllerBase.InitializeAsync() at XBee.Core.XBeeControllerBase.ExecuteAsync(FrameContent frameContent) at XBee.Core.XBeeControllerBase.ExecuteMultiQueryAsync[TResponseFrame](CommandFrameContent frame, Action`1 callback, TimeSpan timeout, CancellationToken cancellationToken)"

Have to admit that your comment in the DeviceFactory above the GetProtocol method is a little intimidating: "This is a direct port from the Digi library b/c it's so frickin complicated."

If you have any advice that would be grate. Thanks Ben

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[ben-1975]

Thanks for your help Jeff. The device is an XB8-DMUS-002 revH if you can add a fix then I'd be happy to try it out. I about to go on vacation so it might need to wait for a week or so.

[jefffhaynes]

ok give the latest a try when you get a chance. I don't know much about this device so it's possible you'll find that you're missing capabilities, but let me know if you do. thanks

[ben-1975]

Thanks Jeff, definitely got further than before with no error now. I'll need to investigate further once I'm back.