SyntroZigbee is a collection of programs to allow communication between Syntro cloud applications and devices running on Zigbee networks.
Here is a list of the current applications in this repository and a brief description.
Refer to the Pansenti website for more documentation
The core SyntroZigbee component is SyntroZigbeeGateway. This provides the link between the two networks and so requires both a TCP connection and a serially connected Zigbee radio.
The Zigbee connection can be a USB serial device, RS232 or direct TTL serial lines as long as the Zigbee appears as a serial device to the O/S.
SyntroZigbeeGateway can run on any machine that can run Syntro apps. It has been tested on Mac, Win32, Linux including Gumstix, BeagleBone, BeagleBoard-XM, and Pandaboards.
SyntroZigbeeGateway can be run with a GUI or in console-only mode.
SyntroZigbeeDemo can be used to communicate with Zigbee devices over Syntro.
This is a useful application for testing the SyntroZigbeeGateway.
SyntroZigbeeDemo is cross-platform, but provides only a GUI interface. There is no console mode.
SyntroZigbeeDemo does not require a Zigbee radio, it communicates only with the Syntro cloud.
The interface provides GUI fields for sending and receiving data from Zigbee devices using the Syntro streams provided by the SyntroZigbeeGateway.
This is a Zigbee only GUI application that can be used to read/write to other Zigbee radios including the SyntroZigbeeGateway device. It is a cross-platform Qt GUI application, but does not require Syntro.
This application was written for testing radio communications external to Syntro.
This directory contains demo projects designed to be Zigbee endpoint applications.
Apps under Maple or Arduino are specific to those architectures.
All others can be assumed to be Linux applications unless otherwise specified.
This is a Linux only console application written in plain C. It requires a serial port connected Zigbee radio. When running it simulates a device with 32 32-bit virtual registers that can be read or written remotely over the Zigbee interface.
virt-regs is tested mostly on small boards like the Gumstix or BeagleBone.
It can be used as a starting point for a real Zigbee endpoint application.
A small demo using a LeafLabs Maple device as a Zigbee endpoint. It allows Syntro cloud applications to control the Maple board LED via the SyntroZigbeeGateway.
It runs on any of the Maple boards: MapleMini, Maple and MapleNative