Mesh Bee MCU ZigBee Pro Module

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SeeedStudioSKU: RB-See-334
Manufacturer #: 114990002

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Description

  • 2.4GHz wireless transceiver with JN5168 microprocessor
  • Range: Up to 30m (Indoor/Urban), line-of-sight: up to 100m (Outdoor)
  • Interfaces: UARTx2, SPI, I2C
  • Connectivity: Socket compatible with XBee

The Mesh Bee MCU ZigBee Pro Module is a 2.4GHz wireless transceiver. It's based on NXP's newly JN516x series wireless microcontroller chip and supports ZigBee Pro network stack. The factory firmware wraps the complicated ZigBee stack operation into a few easy to use serial commands, and drives Mesh Bee into a transparent serial communication node that can be part of a simple point-to-point connection or a complex mesh network. Moreover, Mesh Bee is totally open hardware and open source, which means that you can customize the firmware for your requirements.

Mesh Bee MCU ZigBee Pro Module

Features

  • Data transmission rate: 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200 (bps)
  • Working frequency: Unlicensed 2.4GHz band
  • Communication type: Point to Point or Start Network or Mesh Network
  • Receiver sensitivity: -95dBm

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  • Microprocessor: JN5168 (32-bit RISC CPU, 32MHz clock speed)
  • Resources: 256kB/32kB/4kB (Flash/RAM/EEPROM)
  • Power supply: 3.3V
  • IO counts: 12

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Colin
It works!

I programmed it as a dimmer light and it connects to my Wink Hub 2 and stays connected. No issues. I didnt use the arduino IDE but instead went to directly programming with the NXP BeyondStudio and SDK. This is surely the more difficult route but I get the raw/power-user experience. No issues programming this board if you get the UartsBee v5 which I consider a must. NXP IDE+SDK is not simple, it's a bookshelf's worth of PDFs to read but is well documented and has many Home Automation examples which I played around with first. You might also want to look into a hardware debugger like JTAGKey2 or the Bus Blaster (not Bus Pirate) from Dangerous Prototypes if you are going to do serious work.

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