XBEE ADAPTER KIT

[adafruit_support_bill]

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[Franklin97355]

I live in Greece, how long does it take to arrive? That depends on the delivery service and their workload Adafruit usually processes the order in less than one day.

[giorgio_new]

I bought this

https://www.adafruit.com/product/247

Which X-CTU should I download from here:

http://www.digi.com/support/supporttype?type=drivers

??

It has many drivers!!!!

[giorgio_new]

Ok I found it, but for some reason I cannot download the .exe. It seems tha Digi's site has a problem. Is there any other site I can download it?

[adafruit_support_bill]

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[giorgio_new]

I want to connect this product

https://learn.adafruit.com/xbee-radios/

to a PIC microcontroller to transfer data through it to another Xbee.

Because I see there are many pins on your Xbee adapter, which pins should I use for Tx,Rx with the PIC?
Also I assume for supply I use the 5 Volt pin and the ground only? Right?

[adafruit_support_bill]

I am not familiar with the PIC, but in general for serial communication you connect:
Rx->Tx
Tx->Rx

If the PIC is a 5v processor, you can power with 5v and GND.
If it is a 3.3v processor, you should power with 3.3v and GND so that the signal levels are compatible.

[giorgio_new]

I am not familiar with the PIC, but in general for serial communication you connect:
Rx->Tx
Tx->Rx

If the PIC is a 5v processor, you can power with 5v and GND.
If it is a 3.3v processor, you should power with 3.3v and GND so that the signal levels are compatible.

PIC is 5 volt.
So the only pins I use from this
https://learn.adafruit.com/xbee-radios/

is 5 Volt and gnd for supply. And the Tx,Rx for communication with the microcontroller?

[adafruit_support_bill]

That is correct GND, 5v, Tx and Rx is enough.