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# Point-to-Multipoint Setup with XBee Radio

### Holybro XBP9X Radio Point-to-Multipoint setup:

1. Use the XCTU configuration software to set the CM, HP, ID, MT, BR of all XBP9X Radios to the same value.

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2. Select one of the XBP9X Radios as the Master, and the rest of the XBP9X Radios as the Remote. Change Master's CE to Indirect Msg Coordinator\[1]; DH to 0, DL to FFFF. Make the Master in the broadcast state and act as a coordinator (Coordinator). At the same time, record the master's SH and SL values somewhere.

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3. Change the DH value of all Remote Radio to the SH value of Master and change all Remote Radio's DL value to Master's SL value.

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