> I'm working with Digi XBee Pro radios in a point to multipoint setup. I
> removed the whip antenna attached a small pigtail instead to connect to a
> 16dBi short backfire antenna to each of the 3 remote stations and a 12dBi
> yagi to the "Access Point" which is also 130m above the other. The links
> cover 4.9, 5.2 and 5.3 km with very low error rates (less than 2% and most
> errors are due to interference).
>
> The TS7260 + XBee Pro need about 900mW with the TS7260 running at full spee=
> d
> but you can get to about 500mW by lowering the processor speed.
>
> I'm not alowed to release the IP over XBee code yet, but I can give you a
> hint: use the TUN kernel driver.
Interesting, I may check them out some more. I was turned off by the lack
of IP and the fact that people mentioned in the past that you couldn't get
an IP stack on there
Is there actual code that's needed to run an IP layer on there? I would have
thought something like ppp would suffice if it's a serial device. Hopefully
you make a big announcement if you do release it as I would be interested
in checking it out
--
Matthew Harrell
Bit Twiddlers, Inc.
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