Description
xBee Shield for Arduino
xBee shield Modules are great for long range wireless communications and to implement complex mesh networks. But using them in your projects has always been difficult because of the xBee modules odd pin spacing, voltage regulator and level shifter requirements. This shield simplies these issues and makes using xBee Modules almost plug and play. Using this shield, you only have to insert your xbee module on the provided socket and plug the onto your UNO board . With no additional circuit and connections required, you can then start using the xbee modules.
This Xbee Shield allows boards compatible with Arduino to communicate wirelessly with each other using Zigbee. This module works with all Xbee module including Zigbee Series 1, Zigbee Series 2 and also Xbee Pro versions. Whats great it also works with Bluetooth bee Modules.
Onboard slide switch lets you connect the xbee DIN and DOUT lines to the microcontrollers compatible with arduino or the USB Port. This means you can use your xBee to communicate with the Arduino or the computer. You can communicate with the computer to program the xbee modules using the XCTU software. Features:
- Shield lets you use the xbee modules with boards compatible with arduino without the need for any external components or connections
- Greatly simplifies using xbee modules and offers plug and play interface
- Any XBee module will work with the shield.
Also check . It is a versatile board designed to simplify the connection of XBee modules to a computer. The board features a FT231X USB-to-Serial converter for seamless data translation between the computer and the XBee module. It includes four LEDs for debugging (RX, TX, RSSI, and power indicator), a reset button, and headers compatible with breadboards.
Package Includes:
- 1 x xBEE Shield compatible with Arduino
xBEE Shield for Arduino Specifications
Power Ouput | 3.3v and 5v |
IO compatible | 3.3v and 5v |
USB | USB 2.0 Protocol |
Dimension | 5 x 3cms |
Weight | 15 grams |
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