Yeah pretty much. Usually the remote nodes need a destination too. Are you using a library? Does it specify a destination? Probably broadcast or maybe a special one for the coordinator.
I am using the <XBee.h> library. The destination address for the coordinator is always 0,0 so that is the ...

Hi Phil

Thanks for your reply.
I have read the article you suggested.
Am I right in assuming that Megunolink can listen to multiple nodes but can only speak to one at a time.
Would a solution be to create several connections in connection manager. one to each remote node. Then just enable the ...

Hi Phil

Once again thanks for your help. I now have communications, both ways, between Megunolink and my Teensy. It works very well.
However moving on just encounters more problems.

On my Xbee network I have 3 routers (remote Xbees). I have setup a connection to the first. Using the connection ...

Thanks for your reply Phil.
I have run the sketch you suggested and can see plot data in the monitor in Megunolink. So I know the link is working.
Lines 46 and 47:-

TimePlot Plot("", Payload);
Plot.SendData(NodeName, dY);

Constructs the packet to send Plot data to Megunolink.
I can't work out ...

Hi Everyone just found MegunoLink an I am in the process of evaluating it. So far very favorable but I have hit a major snag.
I need to use xbee's in API mode. So far I have spent 2 days with little progress.

I initially set my Teensy 3.2, communications and interface panels up to use serial and ...