This project contains the source code of the XBee Java Library, an easy-to-use API developed in Java that allows you to interact with Digi International's XBee radio frequency (RF) modules. This source has been contributed by Digi International.

The project includes the Java source code, unit tests for the library, and multiple examples that show how to use the available APIs. The examples are also available in source code format.

The main features of the library include:

• Support for ZigBee, 802.15.4, DigiMesh and Point-to-Multipoint XBee devices.
• Support for API and API escaped operating modes.
• Management of local (attached to the PC) and remote XBee device objects.
• Discovery of remote XBee devices associated with the same network as the local device.
• Configuration of local and remote XBee devices:
  • Configure common parameters with specific setters and getters.
  • Configure any other parameter with generic methods.
  • Execute AT commands.
  • Apply configuration changes.
  • Write configuration changes.
  • Reset the device.
• Transmission of data to all the XBee devices on the network or to a specific device.
• Reception of data from remote XBee devices:
  • Data polling.
  • Data reception callback.
• Reception of network status changes related to the local XBee device.
• IO lines management:
  • Configure IO lines.
  • Set IO line value.
  • Read IO line value.
  • Receive IO data samples from any remote XBee device on the network.
• Support for explicit frames and application layer fields (Source endpoint, Destination endpoint, Profile ID, and Cluster ID).

The best place to get started is the XBee Java Library documentation.

The contributing guidelines are in the CONTRIBUTING.md document.

This software is open-source software. Copyright Digi International, 2014-2015.

This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this file, you can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.

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