Xbee TTL Serial Com

Background: 
I am trying to develop a simple control system that will turn on a humidifier when there is low %humidity detected in a room.  A Campbell CR1000 Data logger is collecting humidity data in the room continuously. I need some way for the serial coms on this data logger to send information to my Arduino within the humidifier. I need to send a time stamp  and other serial data to com port 1 then wirelessly to my computer/controller. 

Parts:
2- Xbee WRL-10421 - XBee Pro 63mW Wire Antenna - Series 2B  from Sparkfun
https://www.sparkfun.com/products/10421

1 – Xbee Exploer hooked up to my computer to receive the data. 
https://www.sparkfun.com/products/11812

1 - Voltage regulator for the xbee 
https://www.sparkfun.com/products/11373

Xbee configuration as follows 



Router 
Modem XB24-ZB
Function Set - AT Mode  Router
PanID-1221
JV-enabled 
DH-Serial # High of Coord
DL-Serial # low of Coord
Baud rate set - 115200
Remainder left as default settings

Coordinator
Modem XB24-ZB
Function Set - AT Mode Coordinator
PanID-1221
DH-Serial # High of Router
DL-Serial # low of Router
Baud rate set - 115200
Remainder left as default settings

The Xbee is configured in TTL as follows
115200 baud Rate
No flow control
8 data bits 
No parity
1 stop bit. 

The CR1000 (data logger) is configured as follows --- CR1000 is programed at 115200 baud at initial set up 
TTL Logic;
No parity,
one stop bit,
8 data bits;
No error checking; 

When I view the data that is being sent, I only see “.”. From my understanding, the period is produced when the Xbee software (XTC-U) cannot intemperate the data being sent. I can use the loggernet terminal window to determine that ASCII data is being sent to the COM1 port, but I am not receiving it on the other end. 
Things that I have tried
1) Changing the Serial port format
2) Changing Xbees 
3) Changing com ports
4) I would like to keep the baud rate the same so I have not messed with that. 
Any suggestion or inputs would be highly appreciated