Comments for The ZigBee Project http://zigbeeproject.org Automating your home, one sensor at a time Wed, 10 Jun 2009 21:24:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on Where to start? by Brian Blum http://zigbeeproject.org/?p=282&cpage=1#comment-24 Brian Blum Wed, 10 Jun 2009 21:24:10 +0000 http://zigbeeproject.org/?p=282#comment-24 ZiggyK, My name is Brian Blum and I work as Product Marketing Engineering for Texas Instruments in the Low-Power RF group responsible for ZigBee, RF4CE and the SimpliciTI protocols which operate on our various low power radios. I saw your post and wanted to comment with some additional places you can get more information on ZigBee and TI’s LPRF portfolio of solutions (not to be self serving, but there are several TI links that are a great source of ZigBee information). Aside from the main information available at www.ti.com/zigbee, I would also like to recommend a website featuring a large ZigBee network that operates continuously for the purposes of proving our extensive ZigBee functionality including scaling the network to over 100 nodes and testing various configurations of the network including varying throughput and duty cycle of nodes (http://www.tizigbeedemo.com/). Additionally, I would suggest readers visit and sign up for the TI E2E community (www.community.ti.com) where you can post questions and search for information on problems already resolved or under discussion with respect to LPRF hardware, software or general questions about ZigBee, RF4CE or other networking protocols. As a final point I would like to mention that Freaklabs is a great forum to check out for those interested in ZigBee or other network protocols. I hope this gets you and your readers started in the right direction, and let me know if you have any additional questions. ZiggyK,

My name is Brian Blum and I work as Product Marketing Engineering for Texas Instruments in the Low-Power RF group responsible for ZigBee, RF4CE and the SimpliciTI protocols which operate on our various low power radios. I saw your post and wanted to comment with some additional places you can get more information on ZigBee and TI’s LPRF portfolio of solutions (not to be self serving, but there are several TI links that are a great source of ZigBee information). Aside from the main information available at http://www.ti.com/zigbee, I would also like to recommend a website featuring a large ZigBee network that operates continuously for the purposes of proving our extensive ZigBee functionality including scaling the network to over 100 nodes and testing various configurations of the network including varying throughput and duty cycle of nodes (http://www.tizigbeedemo.com/). Additionally, I would suggest readers visit and sign up for the TI E2E community (www.community.ti.com) where you can post questions and search for information on problems already resolved or under discussion with respect to LPRF hardware, software or general questions about ZigBee, RF4CE or other networking protocols. As a final point I would like to mention that Freaklabs is a great forum to check out for those interested in ZigBee or other network protocols.

I hope this gets you and your readers started in the right direction, and let me know if you have any additional questions.

]]> Comment on Trying out the Xbee Starter Kit by Kenth http://zigbeeproject.org/?p=132&cpage=1#comment-21 Kenth Mon, 08 Jun 2009 07:18:15 +0000 http://zigbeeproject.org/?p=132#comment-21 Hey, I have an PDF file, that explains it all, I'll try to get that PDF up here within the next days, it explains it in somewhat a complicated way, but hope it helps you! Hey, I have an PDF file, that explains it all, I’ll try to get that PDF up here within the next days, it explains it in somewhat a complicated way, but hope it helps you!

]]> Comment on Trying out the Xbee Starter Kit by oppilif http://zigbeeproject.org/?p=132&cpage=1#comment-20 oppilif Sun, 07 Jun 2009 21:29:38 +0000 http://zigbeeproject.org/?p=132#comment-20 Hi, I'm also beginning to work with XBee chips and I'm having the same problem with BeeKit you talk about. How did you manage to make the Digi codebases to work with the last version of BeeKit? Thanks for your help! Hi, I’m also beginning to work with XBee chips and I’m having the same problem with BeeKit you talk about. How did you manage to make the Digi codebases to work with the last version of BeeKit?
Thanks for your help!

]]> Comment on Digi Xbee 2.5 Development Kit and Starter Kit has arrived by V http://zigbeeproject.org/?p=82&cpage=1#comment-5 V Thu, 14 May 2009 17:14:35 +0000 http://zigbeeproject.org/?p=82#comment-5 Great work, well researched Great work, well researched

]]> Comment on First Delivery of Zigbee stuff by ziggyK http://zigbeeproject.org/?p=27&cpage=1#comment-4 ziggyK Thu, 14 May 2009 06:29:09 +0000 http://zigbeeproject.org/?p=27#comment-4 Yes.... :-) well not really.... depending on what you mean with "....are you from", we are Swedish, but some of us live in US and some in Sweden. If you ask what we do when we are not messing around with this....... that is a secret!!!!! Yes…. :-) well not really…. depending on what you mean with “….are you from”, we are Swedish, but some of us live in US and some in Sweden. If you ask what we do when we are not messing around with this……. that is a secret!!!!!

]]> Comment on First Delivery of Zigbee stuff by AlexAxe http://zigbeeproject.org/?p=27&cpage=1#comment-3 AlexAxe Wed, 13 May 2009 19:25:13 +0000 http://zigbeeproject.org/?p=27#comment-3 Hi, Where are you from? Is it a secret? :) AlexAxe Hi,
Where are you from? Is it a secret? :)
AlexAxe

]]> Comment on Digi Xbee 2.5 Development Kit and Starter Kit has arrived by Digi Xbee 2.5 Development Kit has arrived « News : India-Developers.com http://zigbeeproject.org/?p=82&cpage=1#comment-2 Digi Xbee 2.5 Development Kit has arrived « News : India-Developers.com Tue, 12 May 2009 04:18:39 +0000 http://zigbeeproject.org/?p=82#comment-2 [...] Original post:  Digi Xbee 2.5 Development Kit has arrived [...] [...] Original post:  Digi Xbee 2.5 Development Kit has arrived [...]

]]>