User`s guide
XBee Wall Router
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Connection and startup
1. Plug the XBee Wall Router into an outlet.
2. To make sure your XBee Wall Router is properly connected to the
ZigBee network, check the Associate/Power LED, as described
above.
3. Discover the XBee Wall Router in the ZigBee network and change
configuration settings as needed, as described in "Configuration with a
ConnectPort X gateway" on page 61.
Configuration
Digi provides a library of Python modules for configuring light and
temperature functions on the XBee Wall Router and retrieving light and
temperature data from it. These modules are available for downloading
from www.digi.com/din/docs, in a file named XBee Adapter Libraries. By
uploading these Python modules to the gateway that serves as a
coordinator for the XBee Wall Router, you can use them in your own
programs.
Python module descriptions
The Python modules in the XBee Adapter Libraries that are relevant to
programming the XBee Wall Router are:
Module Description
xbeeprodid.py Contains calls to determine the type of adapter; (Analog,
Digital, Sensor, RS-232, etc.)
xbeedevice.py Implements a base class of any XBee device on the ZigBee
network.
xbeewr.py Configures Light and Temperature functions for the XBee
Wall Router and issues AT commands to retrieve data from
the integrated sensors. Functions and arguments are
shown on page 56.
This module derives an LT (Light/Temperature) class from
the base class of any XBee device on the ZigBee network.
That is, module xbeelt.py uses xbeedevice.py internally.
sensor_io.py Decodes the output of the AT IS command.