XBee through-hole (TH) Grove development board
This picture shows the XBee TH Grove development board and the table that follows explains the callouts in the picture.
| Number | Item | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Through-hole XBee sockets | Two 10-pin, 2 mm pitch. |
| 2 | Grove connectors | The board provides six vertical Grove connectors, connected to XBee DIO lines. |
| 3 | Association indicator | LED connected to the XBee association pin. |
| 4 | RSSI indicator | LED connected to the XBee RSSI pin. |
| 5 | Reset button | Button connected to the XBee reset pin. |
| 6 | Potentiometer | 10 K potentiometer connected to the XBee AD3 line. One jumper is available to save power when it is not used. |
| 7 | Micro USB | The XBee serial port is connected through a USB to RS-232 converter to a micro USB connector provided on the board. |
| 8 | Commissioning button | Button connected to the XBee commissioning pin. |
| 9 | Battery connector | Two-pin, 2 mm pitch, PH type connector from JST to power the board from an external battery. |
| 10 | Loopback jumper | Three-pin jumper to connect the UART to the USB (normal mode) or to make a loopback connection between the Rx and Tx signals of the UART. |
| 11 | User button | Button connected to XBee DIO4 line. The button shares the same DIO line with one user LED. |
| 12 | ON/SLEEP LED |
LED connected to the ON/SLEEP pin (DIO9). On: XBee is awake Off: XBee is asleep |
| 13 | User LED | A user LED that shares the DIO4 with the user button. |
| 14 | RX and TX indicator | Yellow: UART Rx / RF Tx |
| 15 | I2C bus | Bus connected to XBee DIO1/DIO11 to be used with several Grove sensors. |
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