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3 years ago
_x000D_ I assume you are not trying to run ZigBee protocol on the CC2538. The XBee Series 1 is 802.15.4 and you would need to use a Series 2 for ZigBee. You might need to use an 802.15.4 sniffer to monitor communications to see what's happening. Does the XBee module send a properly formatted association request? Can you capture another CC2538 successfully joining your network, and compare it to the XBee module's attempts to do so? Make sure that the XBee module is configured with ATSC (Scan Channels) set to enable whatever channel the CC2538 has established. I know that some XBee modules support an ATAS (Active Scan) command that will report on beacons seen, but I'm not sure whether the Series 1 supports that command. ATAI provides details on association. Can you enable debugging on the CC2538 and have it report on the XBee module's attempts to join the network?