Serial.print and the Xbee
hello,
i'm using xbees in project i'm working on , i'm hoping improve it. i've been able want functional, although i'm looking make communication bit more efficient because it's costing me performance. i've read serial.print, seems parsing single bytes, sent xbee 1 @ time. xbee sends, according here (https://docs.zigbee.org/zigbee-docs/dcn/09-5231.pdf) {page 8}, lot of header/foot bytes , single payload byte. i'm hoping increase size payload beyond 1 byte. wondering if it's possible instruct serial send more single byte (which increase payload size on xbee.) after thinking it, believe can pack of information need single 4 byte number. simple modular arithmetic on other side unpack (instead of receiving 1 byte @ time deliminator , corresponding case structure.) advice received.
edit: damn smilies
i'm using xbees in project i'm working on , i'm hoping improve it. i've been able want functional, although i'm looking make communication bit more efficient because it's costing me performance. i've read serial.print, seems parsing single bytes, sent xbee 1 @ time. xbee sends, according here (https://docs.zigbee.org/zigbee-docs/dcn/09-5231.pdf) {page 8}, lot of header/foot bytes , single payload byte. i'm hoping increase size payload beyond 1 byte. wondering if it's possible instruct serial send more single byte (which increase payload size on xbee.) after thinking it, believe can pack of information need single 4 byte number. simple modular arithmetic on other side unpack (instead of receiving 1 byte @ time deliminator , corresponding case structure.) advice received.
edit: damn smilies
i haven't used xbee read should able make multi-byte payloads.
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