I took me a while to figure out how to rewind the stack while debugging in Netbeans. This feature is called “Drop to Frame” in Eclipse and there is accesible in the toolbar. In Netbeans the feature that allows you to go back in the callstack is called Pop to Here and you invoke it right clicking on the stack. There is also a “Debug / Stack / Pop Topmost Call”
Some examples of XBee API Frames. Modem status frame 7E 00 02 8A 06 6F 7E : API Frame 00 02 : Length 8A : Modem status 06 : Coordinator started 6F : checksum FF – ((8A +06) & FF) = 6F AT Command API Frame: MY 7e 00 04 08 52 4D 59 FF 7E : API Frame 00 02 : Length 08 : AT Command Frame id 52 : Frame id 4d 59 : MY (4d 59) (4d ⇒ M, 59 ⇒ Y) Get the 16-bit network address of the module. FF : checksum ff = ff – ((08+52+4d+59) & ff) AT Command Response: MY 7e 00 07 88 52 4d 59 00 00 00 7f 7E : API Frame 00 07 : Length 88 : AT Command Response API Identifier 52 : Frame id 4d 59 : MY (4d 59) (4d ⇒ M, 59 ⇒ Y) Get the 16-bit network address of the module. 00 : Status 0=OK 00 00 : MY value, 00 000 not set 7f : checksum ff = ff – ((08+52+4d+59) & ff) Explicit Addressing Zigbee Command Frame: 7E 00 1D 11 01 00 13 A2 00 40 3E 25 75 00 00 01 01 04 02 01 04 00 00 18 01 01 00 00 00 29 63 CE 9F 7E : Start frame 00 1D : Length (29 bytes) 11 : explicit addressing transmit 01 : Frame id 00 13 A2 00 40 3E 25 75 : 64 bit address 00 00 : 16 bit address 01 : source endpoint 01 : destination endpoint 04 02 : cluster id (temperature measurement cluster id/ Measurement and sensing functional domain) 01 04 : profile id (home automation profile) 00 : broadcast radius 00 : options 18 01 01 00 00 00 29 63 CE : payload 9F : checksum Let’s analyze the payload ...