Firmware for the Bazingalabs Roger

This is the firmware for the Bazingalabs Roger board
The board uses a RF12B from Hoperf (http://www.hoperf.com)
The board has a XBee compatible footprint and should fit into any existing
XBee sockets like for example an Arduino FIO or XBee explorer.
![Bazingalabs Roger](http://store.bazingalabs.com/spree/products/39/small/ROGER.jpg?1349897475 "Bazingalabs Roger]" =150x150)

Documentation

For a complete command reference see the wiki
https://github.com/bazingalabs/rogerfirmware/wiki

For documentation on the RF12B library check the wiki https://github.com/bazingalabs/RF12B/wiki

Features

The modules is available in three flavours

• 434MHz
• 868MHz
• 915MHz

Easy configuration

The module act as a wireless serial connection and work right out of the box

Configure the module

To set certain parameters of the module like base frequency, channel, panid or id use the following steps:

1. Insert your Roger module into a Proger.
2. Open up a serial console (like the one from the Arduino IDE)
3. Enter +++
4. You should now see a welcome message and a command list
5. Execute the commands as displayed in the command list e.g. channel 2 to set the channel to 2

Development setup

To get ready for development follow the following steps

Prerequisits

• Arduino ide http://arduino.cc/en/Main/Software
• RF12B Library https://github.com/bazingalabs/RF12B
• Modified Messenger library https://github.com/bazingalabs/Messenger

Follow the necessary steps on the websites linked

Install steps

1. Go to your arduino projects directory
2. Clone the repository git clone [email protected]:bazingalabs/rogerfirmware.git
3. Open rogerfimware.ino inside Arduino IDE
4. Now you can hack all you like