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So it's like how Xbee radios use the Wifi radio frequency range, but use their own protocols and are actually 1-2 MHz off from Wifi? Xbee hardware can be co-op

So it's like how Xbee radios use the Wifi radio frequency range, but use their own protocols and are actually 1-2 MHz off from Wifi? Xbee hardware can be co-opted into Wifi transmission by an Arduino or more powerful processor: https://github.com/cjbearman/xbee-wifi-spi-arduino https://github.com/cjbearman/xbee-wifi-spi-arduino I wonder if Xbee devices would be more suitable to this task.

pudquick 13y ago
Actually that driver is specifically for 802.11 (wifi) XBee modules like these: http://www.digikey.com/product-highlights/us/en/digi-international-xbee-wi-fi/108 http://www.digikey.com/product-highlights/us/en/digi-interna... It does not cause 2.4Ghz 802.15.4 XBee modules to act like a normal wifi (802.11) chipset. Just an FYI.