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How to buy

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	[http://www.geeetech.com/xbee-2mw-wire-antennaseries-2zigbee-mesh-p-890.html series 2]		[http://www.geeetech.com/xbee-2mw-wire-antennaseries-2zigbee-mesh-p-890.html series 2]

	[http://www.geeetech.com/xbeepro-900hp-s3b-digimesh-900mhz-250mw-rpsma-200kbps-p-889.html series 3B ]		[http://www.geeetech.com/xbeepro-900hp-s3b-digimesh-900mhz-250mw-rpsma-200kbps-p-889.html series pro3B]

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2014-11-05T01:20:56Z

How to buy

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	[http://www.geeetech.com/xbee-1mw-wire-antenna-multipointseries-1802154-p-886.html series 1]		[http://www.geeetech.com/xbee-1mw-wire-antenna-multipointseries-1802154-p-886.html series 1]
	[http://www.geeetech.com/xbee-pro-63mw-ufl-connectionseries-2zigbee-mesh-s2b-p-887.html series 2B pro （uf.l]
			[http://www.geeetech.com/xbee-pro-63mw-ufl-connectionseries-2zigbee-mesh-s2b-p-887.html series 2B pro （uf.l)]

			[http://www.geeetech.com/xbee-pro-63mw-antennaseries-2zigbee-meshs2b-p-888.html series 2B pro （wire)]

			[http://www.geeetech.com/xbee-2mw-wire-antennaseries-2zigbee-mesh-p-890.html series 2]

			[http://www.geeetech.com/xbeepro-900hp-s3b-digimesh-900mhz-250mw-rpsma-200kbps-p-889.html series 3B ]

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2014-11-05T01:13:30Z

How to buy

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	[http://www.geeetech.com/xbee-1mw-wire-antenna-multipointseries-1802154-p-886.html series 1]		[http://www.geeetech.com/xbee-1mw-wire-antenna-multipointseries-1802154-p-886.html series 1]
	[http://www.geeetech.com/xbee-pro-63mw-ufl-connectionseries-2zigbee-mesh-s2b-p-887.html]		[http://www.geeetech.com/xbee-pro-63mw-ufl-connectionseries-2zigbee-mesh-s2b-p-887.html series 2B pro （uf.l]

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2014-11-05T01:13:11Z

How to buy

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	[http://www.geeetech.com/xbee-1mw-wire-antenna-multipointseries-1802154-p-886.html series 1]		[http://www.geeetech.com/xbee-1mw-wire-antenna-multipointseries-1802154-p-886.html series 1]
			[http://www.geeetech.com/xbee-pro-63mw-ufl-connectionseries-2zigbee-mesh-s2b-p-887.html]

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2014-11-05T01:11:24Z

How to buy

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	http://www.geeetech.com/xbee-1mw-wire-antenna-multipointseries-1802154-p-886.html		[http://www.geeetech.com/xbee-1mw-wire-antenna-multipointseries-1802154-p-886.html series 1]

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2014-11-04T09:21:52Z

Gallary of XBee

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	Image:S3B.jpg\|series pro3B		Image:S3B.jpg\|series pro3B
	</gallery>		</gallery>


			== How to buy ==
			http://www.geeetech.com/xbee-1mw-wire-antenna-multipointseries-1802154-p-886.html

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2014-11-04T02:53:30Z

Gallary of XBee

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	Image:S1.jpg\| series 1		Image:S1.jpg\| series 1
	Image:S2.png\| series 2		Image:S2.png\| series 2
	Image:S2 pro uif.jpg\| series 2B		Image:S2 pro uif.jpg\| series 2B pro （uf.l）
	Image:S2 pro.jpg\| series 2B pro		Image:S2 pro.jpg\| series 2B pro （wire)
	Image:S3B.jpg\|series pro3B		Image:S3B.jpg\|series pro3B
	</gallery>		</gallery>

Admin: /* Series of XBees */

2014-11-04T02:50:55Z

Series of XBees

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	=Series of XBees=		=Series of XBees=

	*XBee Series 1 (also called XBee 802.15.4) - These are the easiest to work with, they don’t need to be configured, although they can benefit from it. Because they are easy to work with we recommend these especially if you are just starting out. For point to point communication these modules work as well as the Series 2 but without all the work. A Series 1 module won’t say Series 1 on it, but it also won’t say Series 2. If it doesn’t say then your module is a Series 1. Series 1 and Series 2/2.5/ZB hardware are NOT compatible. [http://www.geeetech.com/wiki/index.php/File:XBee_-s1-Manual_.~~pdfXBee~~ -s1-Manual .pdf]		*XBee Series 1 (also called XBee 802.15.4) - These are the easiest to work with, they don’t need to be configured, although they can benefit from it. Because they are easy to work with we recommend these especially if you are just starting out. For point to point communication these modules work as well as the Series 2 but without all the work. A Series 1 module won’t say Series 1 on it, but it also won’t say Series 2. If it doesn’t say then your module is a Series 1. Series 1 and Series 2/2.5/ZB hardware are NOT compatible. [http://www.geeetech.com/wiki/index.php/File:XBee_-s1-Manual_.pdf XBee -s1-Manual .pdf]

	*XBee Znet 2.5 (Formerly Series 2) Retired - These are the fun ones. Series 2 modules must be configured before they can be used. They can run in a transparent mode or work with API commands, but this all depends on what firmware you configure these with. These also can run in a mesh network making them highly configurable and awesome modules. It also makes them harder to use modules. These modules are in no way compatible with the Series 1 modules. These modules are no longer sold but are being replaced with the mostly compatible ZB modules. [https://www.sparkfun.com/datasheets/Wireless/Zigbee/XBee-2.5-Manual.pdf Datasheet]		*XBee Znet 2.5 (Formerly Series 2) Retired - These are the fun ones. Series 2 modules must be configured before they can be used. They can run in a transparent mode or work with API commands, but this all depends on what firmware you configure these with. These also can run in a mesh network making them highly configurable and awesome modules. It also makes them harder to use modules. These modules are in no way compatible with the Series 1 modules. These modules are no longer sold but are being replaced with the mostly compatible ZB modules. [https://www.sparkfun.com/datasheets/Wireless/Zigbee/XBee-2.5-Manual.pdf Datasheet]

Admin: /* Series of XBees */

2014-11-04T02:49:25Z

Series of XBees

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	=Series of XBees=		=Series of XBees=

	*XBee Series 1 (also called XBee 802.15.4) - These are the easiest to work with, they don’t need to be configured, although they can benefit from it. Because they are easy to work with we recommend these especially if you are just starting out. For point to point communication these modules work as well as the Series 2 but without all the work. A Series 1 module won’t say Series 1 on it, but it also won’t say Series 2. If it doesn’t say then your module is a Series 1. Series 1 and Series 2/2.5/ZB hardware are NOT compatible. [~~[File:XBee -s1-Manual .pdf]][https~~://www.~~sparkfun~~.com/~~datasheets~~/~~Wireless~~/~~Zigbee/XBee~~-~~Datasheet~~.pdf ~~Datasheet~~]		*XBee Series 1 (also called XBee 802.15.4) - These are the easiest to work with, they don’t need to be configured, although they can benefit from it. Because they are easy to work with we recommend these especially if you are just starting out. For point to point communication these modules work as well as the Series 2 but without all the work. A Series 1 module won’t say Series 1 on it, but it also won’t say Series 2. If it doesn’t say then your module is a Series 1. Series 1 and Series 2/2.5/ZB hardware are NOT compatible. [http://www.geeetech.com/wiki/index.php/File:XBee_-s1-Manual_.pdfXBee -s1-Manual .pdf]

	*XBee Znet 2.5 (Formerly Series 2) Retired - These are the fun ones. Series 2 modules must be configured before they can be used. They can run in a transparent mode or work with API commands, but this all depends on what firmware you configure these with. These also can run in a mesh network making them highly configurable and awesome modules. It also makes them harder to use modules. These modules are in no way compatible with the Series 1 modules. These modules are no longer sold but are being replaced with the mostly compatible ZB modules. [https://www.sparkfun.com/datasheets/Wireless/Zigbee/XBee-2.5-Manual.pdf Datasheet]		*XBee Znet 2.5 (Formerly Series 2) Retired - These are the fun ones. Series 2 modules must be configured before they can be used. They can run in a transparent mode or work with API commands, but this all depends on what firmware you configure these with. These also can run in a mesh network making them highly configurable and awesome modules. It also makes them harder to use modules. These modules are in no way compatible with the Series 1 modules. These modules are no longer sold but are being replaced with the mostly compatible ZB modules. [https://www.sparkfun.com/datasheets/Wireless/Zigbee/XBee-2.5-Manual.pdf Datasheet]

Admin: /* Series of XBees */

2014-11-04T02:48:55Z

Series of XBees

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	=Series of XBees=		=Series of XBees=

	*XBee Series 1 (also called XBee 802.15.4) - These are the easiest to work with, they don’t need to be configured, although they can benefit from it. Because they are easy to work with we recommend these especially if you are just starting out. For point to point communication these modules work as well as the Series 2 but without all the work. A Series 1 module won’t say Series 1 on it, but it also won’t say Series 2. If it doesn’t say then your module is a Series 1. Series 1 and Series 2/2.5/ZB hardware are NOT compatible. [https://www.sparkfun.com/datasheets/Wireless/Zigbee/XBee-Datasheet.pdf Datasheet]		*XBee Series 1 (also called XBee 802.15.4) - These are the easiest to work with, they don’t need to be configured, although they can benefit from it. Because they are easy to work with we recommend these especially if you are just starting out. For point to point communication these modules work as well as the Series 2 but without all the work. A Series 1 module won’t say Series 1 on it, but it also won’t say Series 2. If it doesn’t say then your module is a Series 1. Series 1 and Series 2/2.5/ZB hardware are NOT compatible. [[File:XBee -s1-Manual .pdf]][https://www.sparkfun.com/datasheets/Wireless/Zigbee/XBee-Datasheet.pdf Datasheet]

	*XBee Znet 2.5 (Formerly Series 2) Retired - These are the fun ones. Series 2 modules must be configured before they can be used. They can run in a transparent mode or work with API commands, but this all depends on what firmware you configure these with. These also can run in a mesh network making them highly configurable and awesome modules. It also makes them harder to use modules. These modules are in no way compatible with the Series 1 modules. These modules are no longer sold but are being replaced with the mostly compatible ZB modules. [https://www.sparkfun.com/datasheets/Wireless/Zigbee/XBee-2.5-Manual.pdf Datasheet]		*XBee Znet 2.5 (Formerly Series 2) Retired - These are the fun ones. Series 2 modules must be configured before they can be used. They can run in a transparent mode or work with API commands, but this all depends on what firmware you configure these with. These also can run in a mesh network making them highly configurable and awesome modules. It also makes them harder to use modules. These modules are in no way compatible with the Series 1 modules. These modules are no longer sold but are being replaced with the mostly compatible ZB modules. [https://www.sparkfun.com/datasheets/Wireless/Zigbee/XBee-2.5-Manual.pdf Datasheet]

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	Image:S1.jpg\| series 1		Image:S1.jpg\| series 1
	Image:S2.png\| series 2		Image:S2.png\| series 2
	Image:S2 pro uif.jpg\| series 2B		Image:S2 pro uif.jpg\| series 2B pro （uf.l）
	Image:S2 pro.jpg\| series 2B pro		Image:S2 pro.jpg\| series 2B pro （wire)
	Image:S3B.jpg\|series pro3B		Image:S3B.jpg\|series pro3B
	</gallery>		</gallery>