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Parts | Assembly | Resources
Parts
Arduino XBee Shield V2.0 Kit
Parts Qty Device
PCB 1 Arduino XBee Shield V2.0 PCB
J1, J2 2 10-pin female 2mm header
IC1 1 TLV2217-33 3.3V LDO regulator
ICSP 1 2x3 female socket
C1, C4 2 100nF capacitor
C2, C3 2 10uF Ecap
C5 1 1uF Ecap
T1 1 BC547
SW1, XBee rst 2 Tactile switch
HEAD 1 10-pin breakable male header
R1 1 10K resistor
R2 1 15K resistor (or aproximate value)
R3, R4 2 1K resistor
R5 1 100K resistor
R6, R7, R8 3 470ohm resistor
R9 1 68K resistor
R10, R11 2 56K resistor
R12 1 150K resistor
IC2 1 14-pin IC socket, LM339N IC
rssi LEDs 3 3mm LED
Associate 1 3mm Blue LED
Shunt 4 Jumpers
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*Taken directly from XBee website
Assembly
1. First, place the resistors in their appropriate places and bend the leads to affix the resisters before you solder:
Install R1, the 10kΩ Resistor (Brown, Black, Orange, Gold)
Install R2, the 15kΩ Resistor (Brown, Green, Orange, Gold)
Install R3, the 1kΩ Resistor (Brown, Black, Red, Gold)
R4, 1kΩ Resistor (Brown, Black, Red, Gold)
R5, 100kΩ Resistor (Brown, Black, Yellow, Gold)
R6, R7, R8, are all 470Ω resistors (Yellow, Violet, Brown, Gold)
R9, 68kΩ Resistor (Blue, Grey, Orange, Gold)
R10, R11 56kΩ (Green, Blue, Orange, Gold)
R12, 150kΩ (Brown, Green, Yellow, Gold)
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2. Solder the leads, and the clip the ends before continuing onto the next components
3. Next, do the LM339N Chip socket, NOT THE CHIP ITSELF.
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4. Then use the XBee chip to install the XBee 10 pin female socket connectors. Be careful to not overheat the XBee chip when
soldering in, try to give a few seconds of cool down time before each lead, and try not to keep heat applied to the chip for over 4
seconds continuously.
Solder the first pin and check to make sure everything is aligned before continuing.
Then solder the four "corner" pins.
Now, remove the XBee chip and solder in the rest of the socket pins as desired.
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5. Next, pop in the reset and XBee_rst buttons on to the shield and solder:
6. Now we need to install the green LEDs. Place them in the D1, D2, and D3 holes. The arrange the LEDs so that the LONG pin
is on the OUTSIDE of the board (the long pin of the blue LED will be on this INSIDE of the board). Also, now is a good
time to install the blue LED on the far side of the board, near the reset button. The markings are similar to the D1 D2 D3
markings.
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7. Now install the 10 microfarad capacitors into the C2 and C3 spaces and solder. These are the large black drum-like capacitors.
Solder them in and clip the leads, make sure that the LONG lead is on the + hole. You can also put in the 1 uF capacitor (the
small black drum capacitor) in now to make things easier in the C5 socket.
8. Then install the TLV2217-33 3.3V LDO regulator component in the IC1 space (it's the black box w/ three pins with the metal
backing with a screw hole on the top. BE VERY CAREFUL WHEN SOLDERING THIS. For every 3 seconds you apply
heat, wait at least 3 seconds before re-applying heat for the next pin. Don't rush this because they are easy to burn out.
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9. Then install the BC547 component in the T1 space (it's the little almost-cylinder with a flat side to it. BE VERY CAREFUL
WHEN SOLDERING THIS. For every 3 seconds you apply heat, wait at least 3 seconds before re-applying heat for the next
pin. Don't rush this because they are easy to burn out. You will have to bend the pins to make them fit.
10. Slide the ICSP header on to your Arduino, then slide the shield on top so that its easy to line up with the pins. You may want to
use the female headers as well to further line up the shield with your board by placing them in their appropriate places on the
sides.
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11. After you solder the ICSP header, put the yellow disc capacitors in their places (C1, C4)
12. Next, split the 10 pin male header into 2 3-pin pieces and 2 2-pin pieces.
13. The 3-pin pices go in the XBee/USB pins next to the R1,R2,R3 resistors. The 2 pin pieces go in the J1 and J2 places.
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14. Finally, place the sockets in their appropriate places on the board (see photo) and you are done! Make sure that you only solder
one pin first and make sure it all sits nicely on the Arduino before you permanently solder everything. DO NOT clip the long
leads on these sockets, they slide in to your Arduino!
15. Make sure that you place the proper chips in the proper sockets after you're done (LM chip and the XBEE controller). Clip all
the leads and you are ready to go!
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And there it is, complete!
Resources
First off, you can find the package for the XBee shield here .
The Arduino programming method is described in detail here
Resister Color Codes .

Hyperterminal Replacements - this will let you send per character messages to the serial bus without returning newline. This is
what the Arduino programming guide references.
Terminal v 1.8 - Hyperterminal Replacement for Windows.
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Parts | Assembly | Resources

Arduino XBee Shield V2.0 Kit

Parts Qty Device

PCB 1 Arduino XBee Shield V2.0 PCB

J1, J2 2 10-pin female 2mm header

IC1 1 TLV2217-33 3.3V LDO regulator

ICSP 1 2x3 female socket

C1, C4 2 100nF capacitor

C2, C3 2 10uF Ecap

SW1, XBee rst 2 Tactile switch

HEAD 1 10-pin breakable male header

R2 1 15K resistor (or aproximate value)

R6, R7, R8 3 470ohm resistor

R10, R11 2 56K resistor

R12 1 150K resistor

IC2 1 14-pin IC socket, LM339N IC

rssi LEDs 3 3mm LED

Associate 1 3mm Blue LED

*Taken directly from XBee website

3. Next, do the LM339N Chip socket, NOT THE CHIP ITSELF.

And there it is, complete!

Resister Color Codes .

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