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Code Development on Xbee OEM Module
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Code Development on Xbee OEM Module
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I have Freescale Beekit v1.9.5, Codewarrior, XCTU, and the Beekit_setup codebase (1011.zip file at the product page: http://www.digi.com/support/productdetl.jsp?pid=3257&osvid=0&s=268&tp=3). I need help configuring and setting this up. I cannot for the life of me, get the codebase from Digi for the Xbee OEM module to work correctly on Beekit. I follow the instructions in this pdf: BeeKit XBee 802.15.4 Code Development Library addendum (2nd document).
The error that comes up on Beekit is:
Error returned was: An error occurred when loading document '../../../_Info/V01.00/component-template.xsd
I think I need the templates that are downloaded with the Digi codebases. I am not sure, I'm pretty new to code dev on these devices.
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Hi Cyborg,
It seem that the installer from Digi rely on some components that has not been distibuted in beekit for quite some time.
Please contact DIGI for support on their installer.
br,
Mads
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Digi says I will need the old Beekit version 1.1.1.0. Anyone know where I can get that software?
