I’ve just updated the packet-check program to version 1.5. (See XBee Resources in the pinned posts at the start of the forum.)
There are just two changes:
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packet-check now can take a new command line option -sc. It’s for a specific case, where you’re decoding the response to an ED (energy scan) command. If you have such a packet and you invoke packet-check as (eg)
./packet-check.tcl -sc
replacing with the hex value of the SC parameter from the XBee, then packet-check will see which channels are enabled and will report channel numbers along with the dBm figures. In all other cases it doesn’t hurt to supply the -sc option, but it will be ignored. Example invocation:
./packet-check.tcl -sc 1ffe -
Fixed a bug where a corrupt line states packet would cause packet-check to crash.
Enjoy!