Chapter 9. ZigBee Gateways
So far in this book, the chapters have centered on how ZigBee nodes communicate with other ZigBee nodes. However, many ZigBee networks are not stand-alone: They need to interact with other networks or at least with some data concentrator such as a PC. This chapter explains how gateways work in ZigBee, and describes some common pitfalls when deploying them in the field.
Before continuing with ZigBee gateways, consider this final story about how ZigBee got its name.
A narrow cobblestone alleyway winds its way through Amsterdam, leading past an ancient house built sometime in the 17th century. Through lighted windows, gleaming copper cookware, rustic beams, and romantic artwork can be seen adorning the interior, and fresh ...
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