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XbeeCodeFromClass

#define sensorPin 0         // input sensor
#define txLed 4             // LED to indicate outgoing data
#define rxLed 3             // LED to indicate incoming data
#define analogLed 9         // LED that will change brightness with incoming value
#define guardTime 1100      // number of ms for the xbee module to switch to            
                            //   command mode
#define threshold 10        // how much change you need to see on the sensor 
                            //   before sending

int lastSensorReading = 0;  // previous state of the sensor       

int inByte= -1;             // incoming byte from serial RX
char inString[6];           // string for incoming serial data
int stringPos = 0;          // string index counter



void setup() {
  // configure serial communications:
  Serial.begin(9600);      

  // configure output pins:
  pinMode(txLed, OUTPUT);
  pinMode(rxLed, OUTPUT);
  pinMode (analogLed, OUTPUT);

    // set Xbee's destination address:
  setDestination();
  // blink the TX LED indicating that the main program's about to start:
  blink(3);
}
void setDestination() {
  // put the radio in command mode:
  Serial.print("+++");
  // wait for the radio to respond with "OK\r"
  char thisByte = 0;
  while (thisByte != '\r') {
    if (Serial.available() > 0) {
      thisByte = Serial.read(); 
    }
  }

  // set the destination address:
  // I was working with two radios when I wrote this,
  // so I puit both addresses in and commented one out,
  // to make re-programming both modules easier:
 // Serial.print("ATDH13A200, DL4008559A, SM0, WR\r");      // <--------------
    Serial.print("ATDH13A200, DL4004341B, SM0, WR\r");  // <--------------


  // set the command mode timeout to 1 second:
  Serial.print("ATCT000A\r");
  // get out of command mode:
  Serial.print("ATCN\r");
}

// Blink an LED:
void blink(int howManyTimes) {
  for (int i=0; i< howManyTimes; i++) {
    digitalWrite(txLed, HIGH);
    delay(200);
    digitalWrite(txLed, LOW);
    delay(200);  
  }
}

void loop() {
  // listen for incoming serial data:
  if (Serial.available() > 0) {
    // turn on the RX LED whenever you're reading data:
    digitalWrite(rxLed, HIGH);
    handleSerial();
  } 
  else {
    // turn off the receive LED when there's no incoming data:
    digitalWrite(rxLed, LOW); 
  }

  // listen to the potentiometer:
  char sensorValue = readSensor();

  // if there's something to send, send it:
  if (sensorValue > 0) {
    //light the tx LED to say you're sending:
    digitalWrite(txLed, HIGH);
    Serial.print(sensorValue, DEC );
    Serial.print("\r");

    // turn off the tx LED:
    digitalWrite(txLed, LOW);
  }
}


void handleSerial() {
   inByte = Serial.read();
    // save only ASCII numeric characters (ASCII 0 - 9):
    if ((inByte >= '0') && (inByte <= '9')){
      inString[stringPos] = inByte;
      stringPos++;
    }
    // if you get an ASCII carriage return:

    if (inByte == '\r') {
      // convert the string to a number:
      int brightness = atoi(inString);
      // set the analog output LED:
      analogWrite(analogLed, brightness);

      // put zeroes in the array
      for (int c = 0; c < stringPos; c++) {
        inString[c] = 0;
      } 
      // reset the string pointer:
      stringPos = 0;
    }
}

char readSensor() {
  char message = 0;
  // read the sensor:
  int sensorReading = analogRead(sensorPin);

  // look for a change from the last reading
  // that's greater than the threshold:
  if (abs(sensorReading - lastSensorReading) > threshold) {
    message = sensorReading/4;
    lastSensorReading = sensorReading;
  } 
  return message;
}