On Mon, Mar 17, 2008 at 3:16 PM, Michael <> wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > I have 2 TS-7250 SBC and for each I have a TS-RF2 ZigBee Module. As I
> > am quite now in this can somebody give me instructions how to simply
> > connect this two SBC over ZigBee and how to test the connection.
>
> There are two kernel modules you will need to make sure are loaded:
> tsuart0.o and tsuart-rf.o (in that order). After both modules are loaded
> you can check what device node was created by running 'dmesg'. It should
> say something like like /dev/ttyTS1 or something like that. That is the
> device you will use; it looks just like a serial port. A simple test might
> be to run a simple terminal program and try typing on both sides to see if
> you receive on the other side.
Actually that's much simpler than my pppd idea... sorry about that.
Michael is right, just run:
cat /dev/ttyTS1
at one end and
echo "whatever" > /dev/ttyTS1
and watch "whatever" appear on the "cat" end.
I assume both ZigBees will start with compatible configurations.
This is the way I test all my serial connections.
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